
Varna Free University participates in the 4th Varna Science Festival, which will be held from 23 to 26 October at Delta Planet Mall. Students and teachers will show that knowledge is a true adventure by offering visitors exciting workshops, demonstrations and experiments. See who our science communicators are ►

The Department of Psychology continues to develop its potential for academic growth and to create an environment in which knowledge and scientific curiosity become the basis of professional development.

The main objective of the project is to increase the resilience of the Black Sea region against natural disasters through joint actions, exchange of experience and implementation of innovative solutions in the field of risk management.

The discussions will be led by Tsveta Stoyanova - organizational and child psychologist, career development consultant and member of the team of the Centre for Positive Education at Varna Free University "Chernorizets Hrabar". The meetings are implemented within the framework of the programme of the Centre for Positive Education at the university.

The club will be part of the structure of the Student Council of the Varna Free University and will develop active activities in partnership with other student organizations.

The topics of origin, adoption and the legal status of minor parents aroused particular interest. A public lecture by Senior Assistant Professor Dr. Borislav Ganchev on the topic "The Law on Bankruptcy of Individuals" is coming up. The lecture will be held in room 103, at 12:30 p.m.

At Varna Free University, the head of state Rumen Radev highlighted the diversity of specialties that cover a wide range of professional fields and emphasised the high academic results and the authority of the higher education institution, as well as the efforts of the management to develop a quality and full-fledged educational process.

Prof. Dobrinka Chankova, PhD – a lecturer in the Law department of Varna Free University, received a special award for her contribution to the establishment and development of the National Association of Mediators.

The document introduces uniform rules and requirements for assessing students' knowledge and skills and is an integral part of the university's quality management system.