Ma foreign language teaching methodology in Sofia university

The history of the Faculty of Classical and Modern Philology is an integral part of the history of Sofia University. The creation of the departments and specialties that make up the FCNF began in the 1920s within the Faculty of History and Philology - the first faculty at the University. In 1950, the Faculty of History and Philology was divided into two faculties: Philosophy-History and Philology. In 1965, the Faculty of Philology split into the Faculty of Slavic Philology and the Faculty of Western Philology, renamed in 1979 the Faculty of Classical and Modern Philology. The current name, which more accurately reflects the content of the philological fields, inherits the name of the former institutes of classical and modern philology.

Completed higher education with Bachelors, average grade of the applicant's Diploma for higher education BA / BSc degree to be no less than the equivalent of Good 4 according to the Bulgarian system of grades, completed Application form or a letter of application containing a brief CV, Validated copy and a certified translation of a Diploma for completed secondary education including a supplement specifying the period of attendance and the grades in different subjects or a validated copy and a certified translation of a Diploma for completed higher education, document issued by a competent body certifying the applicant's eligibility to continue his/her studies in higher educational institutions in the country in which he/she has completed his/her secondary education or a document certifying the recognition of the applicant's Diploma for higher education acquired from a foreign educational institution, medical certificate issued no earlier than a month before the application procedure, photocopy of the applicant's passport / identity card, 4 recent photographs, declaration for the financial provision of the applicant for the period of study, Proficiency in English language at a level of at least B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

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