This specialty prepares managerial staff with higher education for the needs of business organizations, state and municipal institutions with enhanced qualifications in the use of modern information technologies, significant knowledge of industrial technologies, and the organization and management of industrial enterprises.
Admission: According to the general requirements for admission of students at the Technical University –
Sofia.
Graduates with a bachelor's degree in "Business Management" can apply through a document-based competition and continue their studies at the "Master's" level.
Graduates with a master's degree can apply and continue their studies at the "Doctor" level in the country or abroad in
appropriate scientific fields.
The training is conducted according to the curriculum,
developed through international programs and projects with the assistance of leading European
universities, partners in the European Technological University (EuT), European
association of universities (EUA) and others
The curriculum includes courses that form knowledge about the economy and
the management, for the development and implementation of management policies, skills to
use modern information technologies, skills to develop programs
and projects on specific issues, thinking that stimulates innovation and development in
the professional activities. The preparation of bachelors is carried out by chronologically
and logically arranged mandatory fundamental disciplines of a general theoretical
character and disciplines of a specialized nature in the field of Business Management.
The educational content is structured into eight "chains" of educational disciplines: Humanities
sciences; Legal sciences; Industrial and information technologies; Economics and financial management; Management; Organization of production and labor; Marketing and logistics and Foreign languages.
Graduates of the "Business Management" specialization can successfully work as managers in small and medium-sized businesses or large business organizations, consultants, experts, and heads of units and departments at the lower levels of management in organizations from both the material and non-material sectors.
