UKIM Campuses

The Lozenets Campus of St. Kliment Ohridski University, situated in a quieter residential area of Sofia, serves as an important extension of the university’s academic facilities. This campus primarily focuses on specialized programs and research activities, offering students modern infrastructure and a focused learning environment away from the bustling city center. It hosts several key faculties and departments with a strong emphasis on science and technology.

• Mathematics and Informatics: This faculty is a leader in computer science, software engineering, and applied mathematics, preparing students for careers in tech industries.
• Physics: Advanced research in theoretical and applied physics is conducted here, with access to specialized laboratories.
• Chemistry and Pharmacy: Programs focus on chemical engineering, pharmaceutical sciences, and innovative research in drug development.
• Geology and Geography: Courses cover environmental studies, geophysics, and regional planning, addressing global and local challenges.

The Lozenets Campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including research labs and computer centers, fostering an environment conducive to innovation and experimentation. Students benefit from smaller class sizes and closer interaction with faculty, which enhances the learning experience. The campus also supports various student initiatives, workshops, and seminars, often in collaboration with international universities and research institutions. Its location in the Lozenets district offers a peaceful setting for study while still being accessible to Sofia’s urban amenities, providing a balanced academic and personal life for students pursuing rigorous scientific and technical education.

St. Kliment Ohridski University’s Main Campus in Sofia is the heart of academic life for Bulgaria’s oldest and most prestigious university. Located in the capital city, this campus offers a wide range of programs across various disciplines, catering to thousands of students annually. The campus is home to the university’s central administration, historic buildings, and primary faculties, making it a hub for both undergraduate and postgraduate education.

• Humanities: Programs in History, Philosophy, and Literature are among the most renowned, with a focus on Bulgarian and European cultural heritage.
• Social Sciences: Sociology, Political Science, and Psychology attract students interested in societal development and human behavior.
• Natural Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics departments offer cutting-edge research opportunities and laboratory facilities.
• Law: The Faculty of Law is one of the most prestigious in the country, preparing students for legal careers with a strong emphasis on Bulgarian and EU law.
• Economics and Business Administration: Courses in Economics, Finance, and Management equip students with skills for the global market.
• Education and Pedagogy: Teacher training and educational studies are key areas, supporting Bulgaria’s educational system.

The Main Campus also hosts numerous interdisciplinary programs and international collaborations, ensuring a comprehensive academic experience. With access to extensive libraries, research centers, and cultural events, students are immersed in a vibrant learning environment. The campus’s central location in Sofia provides additional opportunities for internships, networking, and cultural engagement, making it an ideal place for academic and personal growth.

The Rectorate Campus of St. Kliment Ohridski University, located at the same historic site as the Main Campus in Sofia, is primarily the administrative and ceremonial center of the university. While it overlaps geographically with the Main Campus, it is distinct in its focus on hosting key administrative offices, including the Rector’s office, as well as major university events and conferences. However, it also supports academic activities through select programs and departments housed within its iconic buildings.

• Theology: The Faculty of Theology offers programs in Orthodox Christian studies, religious history, and ethics, reflecting Bulgaria’s cultural heritage.
• Slavic Studies: This department focuses on the study of Slavic languages, literature, and culture, with an emphasis on Bulgarian contributions.
• Classical and Modern Philology: Courses in ancient languages, such as Latin and Greek, as well as modern foreign languages, are central to this faculty.

The Rectorate Campus is steeped in history, with its architecture symbolizing the university’s long-standing tradition of excellence. Students studying here benefit from proximity to the university’s central resources, including the main library and archival collections. The campus often hosts guest lectures, cultural exhibitions, and academic ceremonies, providing a rich intellectual atmosphere. Its central location in Sofia also allows easy access to governmental and cultural institutions, offering unique opportunities for students in theology and philology to engage with historical and contemporary issues in their fields of study. This campus remains a cornerstone of the university’s identity and mission.