Medical University Sofia

Sofia, Bulgaria

Medical University of Sofia (MUS) is Bulgaria’s leading institution for medical education, research, and healthcare innovation. Established in 1917, it is the oldest and most prestigious medical university in the country, offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and public health. Recognized glob
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, MUS is fully accredited by the World Health Organization (WHO), the European Medical Association, and listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS), making its degrees globally valid.
Programs are offered in English (Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy) and Bulgarian. Non-native speakers must prove English proficiency (IELTS 6.5+/TOEFL 85+).
Yes, MUS partners with Erasmus+ and other EU universities for student/faculty exchanges, research collaborations, and clinical rotations abroad.
EU students must pass a Biology/Chemistry exam (in Bulgarian). Non-EU students are evaluated based on high school grades (70%+ in Biology/Chemistry) and language tests.
Only if you’re from an English-speaking country or have a prior degree taught in English. Otherwise, language scores are mandatory.
For non-EU students, deadlines are April–July (varies by program). EU students can apply until September.
Sofia is one of Europe’s safest capitals, with low crime rates. MUS provides 24/7 campus security, emergency hotlines, and safety workshops.
Yes, the University Polyclinic offers free basic healthcare, vaccinations, and psychological support to enrolled students.
Dorms have CCTV, secure entry systems, and on-site staff. Students receive safety orientation upon arrival.
Medicine (MD), Dentistry (DMD), and Pharmacy are the top choices, with English tracks attracting the most international students.
Yes, but only if the courses align with MUS’s curriculum. Approval is case-by-case via the Academic Affairs Office.
Yes, students train at St. George University Hospital and affiliated clinics from the 3rd year onward.
Limited merit-based scholarships exist. EU students can apply for Erasmus+, while others may seek government/private grants.
Yes, MUS reduces fees by 10–25% for students maintaining a GPA of 3.8+/4.0.
Yes, international students can work part-time (20 hrs/week) with a valid student visa.
The main campus is in central Sofia, near landmarks like Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, with easy metro/bus access.
Yes, MUS dorms cost €100–€200/month. Private apartments near campus range from €300–€500/month.
No, Sofia is one of Europe’s most affordable capitals. Monthly living costs (food, transport) average €400–€600.
Yes, graduates can apply for a 6-month job-seeking visa to find work. EU students have no restrictions.
The Career Center connects students to employers like Sopharma, Tokuda Hospital, and EU research institutes.
Yes, but graduates must pass licensing exams (USMLE/PLAB) and complete residency requirements in those countries.

University Of Medical University Sofia Application Statistics

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University Of Medical University Sofia Application Statistics

8311
лв 15650
лв 11750
2.5
28
62 %
6.5
150
145

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