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University of Ruse is ready to admit 3,000 students more

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In the past 2020, the University of Ruse "Angel Kanchev" gained considerable experience in e-learning. This is a reason to admit 3,000 students more in full-time, part-time and distance learning, BTA reported. Applicants can apply for 48 specialties from 23 professional fields in 7 areas of higher education. In addition, admission to "Digital Management and Innovation" in distance paid form of education has been announced for high school graduates. Among the new specialties is that of "Medical Assistant", in which the first students were admitted last year. A specialty "Transport and Agricultural Machinery" has also been created for the needs of the Bulgarian community in Taraclia and Moldova, where the university already teaches students.

Compiled by: Darina Grigorova

English version: Alexander Markov




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