
As a member of this community, Varna Free University supports the efforts to institutionalise The Bulgarian National Hub of the Mission against Cancer and to establish the topic as a priority on the public and institutional agenda.

Young researchers occupy a special place in the two international forums. The programme includes a total of 53 student and doctoral dissertations, including 10 doctoral dissertations and 43 student dissertations and projects presenting the results of their academic and scientific work.

The number of candidates for the course increases every year, which is a testament to the work of the teaching team of the Choreography department. This year, participants from Sofia, Berkovitsa, Loznitsa, Stara Zagora, Radnevo, Velingrad, Sadovo, Kazanlak, the village of Topoli, Ruse, Pernik, Strazhitsa, Veliko Tarnovo, as well as representatives of the Bulgarian community in Spain and Cyprus participated

Prof. Haynal Eva, PhD is a lecturer at Óbuda University – Hungary, a long-standing partner of Varna Free University under the Erasmus+ programme, academic exchange and joint research initiatives. The university is among the leading technical universities in Central Europe and one of the best-performing universities in Hungary in the Times Higher Education world ranking.

The programme includes competitions in volleyball, badminton and table tennis, as well as sports relay games.

The initiator of the event is the Faculty of Law. It is organised in partnership with E-Science Space (Poland) and the Centre for Strategic Initiatives and Progressive Development (Ukraine).

The good news is that the tradition continues - the new volunteer teacher in Japanese language and culture from Japan is expected to arrive at Varna Free University at the end of September 2026, when registration for the new Japanese language group will also begin.

Green Transition Forum 6.0 - one of the most significant European events dedicated to the future of the economy, innovation, sustainable development and education, organised by DIR.bg.

According to Assoc. Prof. Kaneva, the greatest risk facing society is not the speed of change, but the lagging behind of institutions in relation to it.