Find our Erasmus Mobility Partners
Information for people outgoing from TU Varna
This option applies to all students and doctoral students of TU-Varna with sufficient, according to the host institution English proficiency level or the language of the host country. Studying abroad under the Erasmus+ Programme, you can improve your communication, language and intercultural skills and gain social skills which are highly valued by employers.
The study period abroad must be of minimum 2 months and maximum of 12 months for each degree (Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, Doctor’s Degree). You can participate in more than one Erasmus+ abroad exchange as a student or a trainee, but the total length of periods abroad can not exceed 12 months within one training cycle.
Your registration for participation in student mobility for study purposes financed by the Erasmus+ program /Erasmus semester/ will begin by filling in the form from the following link: https://mms.myacademicid.org/fed/registrar/?vo=MyAcademicID&group=ECHE-IOLR:BG:tu-varna.bg:Students
CHOOSE FROM THIS LINK A PARTNERING UNIVERSITY IN YOUR SCIENTIFIC FIELD AND VISIT ITS SITE.
FOLLOWING THE PROCEDURE OF THE CHOSEN UNIVERSITY FOR THE ADMISSION OF INCOMING ERASMUS STUDENTS, SELECT THE DISCIPLINES IN WHICH YOU WOULD LIKE TO STUDY AND COORDINATE THEM WITH YOUR DEPARTMENT IN TU-VARNA.
IF YOU NEED CLARIFICATION OF THE OPTIONS OFFERED BY THIS UNIVERSITY, CONTACT ITS ERASMUS OFFICE.
THEN SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION AND DECLARATION FORM TO THE ERASMUS OFFICE AT TU-VARNA TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAM.
PREPARE THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY THE HOSTING UNIVERSITY
If the host university’s procedure requires to use their document forms, you should comply with this. If there is no such a requirement, please use our forms. The nomination that the host university requires will be presented to them by our Erasmus office in the manner determined by them, after you or the host university have informed us about it.
APPLY TO THE ERASMUS OFFICE OF TU-VARNA
– Acceptance Letter /signed by the receiving university/;
– Learning Agreement /completed by you and signed by the dean of your faculty at TU-Vrana, by the host university and by you/ in the Before Mobility section.
SEND THE FINANCING AGREEMENT TO TU-VARNA’S EMAIL ADDRESS /erasmus@tu-varna.bg / WITH THE TEXT YELLOW FIELDS COMPLETED BY YOU.
Present to the Erasmus office a certificate for the IBAN of your account in a Bulgarian bank, to which the grant will be transferred. This certificate must be of a type that is issued free of charge by your bank.
COME TO THE ERASMUS OFFICE IN TU-VARNA AND SIGN 4 COPIES OF THE FUNDING AGREEMENT. UP TO 30 DAYS AFTER THIS, 80% OF THE GRANT FOR THE PERIOD OF STUDYING WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO YOU.
The amount of the grant is according to the number of days specified in the financing agreement and according to the country where the training will be carried out – 606 or 674 euros per month. This amount is given to you to help with all the costs associated with the study, including travel.
If your internship lasts less than 60 days, then you must return the entire amount of the grant if you cannot provide documentation of force majeure circumstances that caused the early completion of the training.
ARRANGE YOUR ACCOMMODATION BY COMMUNICATING WITH THE ERASMUS OFFICE OF THE HOST UNIVERSITY.
Every student participating in the “Erasmus+” program must take an online test to determine his language level before the beginning and after the end of the mobility, if the working language during the mobility is foreign to him. All participants whose level is lower than C1 are also given the opportunity to take a free online language course. For this purpose, the student should create a profile on the EU academy platform, available at the following link: https://academy.europa.eu/ .
WE WISH YOU A SUCCESSFUL ARRIVAL, STUDY AND EXAMS AT THE HOST UNIVERSITY!
Within 30 days of your studying, complete and submit /”submit”/ your online report in the form of a survey. The survey is contained in a link to a message from the EU CORPORATE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM / Erasmus+ participant survey/, which you will receive at your e-mail address immediately after the end of the study period specified in the funding agreement. It is necessary to save your report /survey/ in a PDF file, which you must send to еrasmus@tu-varna.bg.
RETURN TO TU-VARNA AND SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS TO THE ERASMUS OFFICE WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER END OF TRAINING:
Док 3Confirmation
– Learning Agreement in the After Mobility section
– Transcript of Records /with your exam grades at the host university/
– Final report-form
PRESENT TO YOUR DEPARTMENT THE TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS, translated by a licensed translator at your expense, to have your exams taken abroad recognized, if this has been agreed with the department before your departure.
If you have missed exams from your department’s curriculum during this time, you should appear for them additionally.
YOU WILL RECEIVE THE REMAINDER OF 20% OF THE GRANT WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER YOU HAVE SUBMITTED ALL DOCUMENTS INCLUDING THE ABOVE ONLINE REPORT.
For any questions please contact:
Eng. Sergey Dimitrov, Erasmus coordinator of TU-Varna
tel. +359 52 383 538, +359 898 720 067, room No. 328 – NUK
This option applies to all students and doctoral degree students of TU-Varna with sufficient, according to the host institution, command of English or the language of the host country. It is also available to recent graduates, but only if they have submitted their application to the university’s Erasmus office before their finanal state exam or before their thesis defense and have been nominated.
The internship can only be conducted in a company with an official address of registration in a country of the European Union other than the Republic of Bulgaria, or in a university from the list of TU-Varna Erasmus+ partners, if our agreement with that university includes such a possibility, or if that university expresses its consent.
The internship should be in line with the student’s major and yes lasts no less than 60 days.
CHOOSE A SUITABLE COMPANY FOR YOURSELF.
CONTACT WITH THE COMPANY AND IF YOU AGREE, PREPARE THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS: Док 1
– Letter of Intent /completed and signed by the company/
– Acceptance Letter /completed and signed by the company/
– Learning Agreement in the Before Mobility part /filled in by you and the company and signed by the dean of your faculty at TU-Vrana, by the host company and by you/
PRESENT 1 COPY OF THE DOCUMENTS OR A SCAN COPY TO THE ERASMUS OFFICE OF TU-VARNA AND THEN SUBMIT THE APPLICATION AND DECLARATION FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM THERE.
Док 2SEND TO TU-VARNA’S EMAIL ADDRESS THE FINANCING AGREEMENT WITH THE YELLOW FIELDS IN ITS TEXT COMPLETED BY YOU./ еrasmus@tu-varna.bg/ Present to the Erasmus office a certificate for the IBAN of your account in a Bulgarian bank, to which the grant will be transferred. This certificate must be of a type that is issued free of charge by your bank.
SIGN 4 COPIES OF THE FUNDING AGREEMENT AT THE ERASMUS OFFICE IN TU-VARNA. UP TO 30 DAYS AFTER THIS, 80% OF THE GRANT FOR THE TRAINEESHIPS PERIOD WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO YOU
The amount of the grant is according to the number of days specified in the financing contract and according to the country where the practice will be implemented – 756 or 824 euros per month. This amount is provided to you to help with all costs associated with the practice, including travel.
– If your internship lasts longer than the agreed period, the amount of the grant will not be greater than the agreed amount, unless before the end of the agreed period you send to the Erasmus office an APPLICATION filled in and signed by you, the form of which can be found in the package of documents / Doc. 2/. We can send you the contract number that you must specify in the application if you request it by email. Only on the basis of this application, you or your representative can conclude an annex to the contract for the extended period of your practice, but before the end of the period of your practice specified in the contract.
– If your internship continue less than 60 days, then you must return the entire amount of the grant.
– If your practice lasts more than 60 but less than the agreed number of days, then you will receive less than the amount specified in the contract, in proportion to the number of days of unrealized practice.
ARRANGE YOUR ACCOMMODATION THROUGH COMMUNICATION WITH THE HOST COMPANY OR INDEPENDENTLY.
Every student participating in the “Erasmus+” program is obliged to pass an online test to determine his language level before the beginning and after the end of the mobility, if the working language during the mobility is foreign to him. All participants whose level is lower than C1 are also given the opportunity for a free online language course. Through the OLS platform, the link to the test is sent to the student’s email address. https://academy.europa.eu/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=7904
WE WISH YOU A SUCCESSFUL ARRIVAL AND TRAINEESHIP AT THE HOST COMPANY
Immediately after your practice or as soon as possible, complete and submit /”submit”/ your online report in the form of a survey. The survey is contained in a link to a message from the EU CORPORATE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM / Erasmus+ participant survey, immediately after the end of the internship period, which is specified in the funding contract. Immediately send the PDF file with the completed survey to еrasmus@tu-varna.bg.
WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER YOUR RETURN, SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS IN ORIGINALS TO THE ERASMUS OFFICE
Док 3, CERTIFIED BY THE COMPANY:– CONFIRMATION OF ERASMUS+ MOBILITY.doc;
– Transcript of Works;
– The “After Mobility” part of the Learning Agreement_Erasmus+_SMP.docx document;
– all plane or other tickets that you used to go and return to the host country;
– your accommodation documents;
– your international passport, which contains the stamps from the border crossing of the country to which you traveled for your internship /if it is a non-EU country/.
YOU WILL RECEIVE THE REMAINDER OF 20% OF THE GRANT WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER YOU HAVE REPORTED ALL DOCUMENTS INCLUDING THE ABOVE ONLINE REPORT.
For questions:
Eng. Sergey Dimitrov, Erasmus coordinator of TU-Varna
Phone: +359 52 383 538, +359 898 720 067
room No. 328 – NUK
Information for incoming to TU Varna
For Students
Subjects from 1-st semester | ECTS | Subjects from 3-rd semester | ECTS |
1. Mathematics, part 1 |
6 | 14. Collision Regulations, part 1 |
5 |
2. Computer Science and Computer Technology |
6 | 15. Technical Aids to Navigation |
5 |
3. Technical Documentation |
6 | 16. Pilotage and Hydrography |
5 |
4. English Language – specialized, part 1 (NAVG) |
6 | 17. Meteorology and Oceanography |
5 |
5. Natural Science |
6 | 18. Statistics |
5 |
6. Specialized Sport Activities, part 1 (NAVG) |
1 | 19. English Language – specialized, part 3 (NAVG) |
5 |
20. Specialized Sport Activities, part 3 (NAVG) |
1 | ||
Subjects from 5-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 7-th semester | ECTS |
27. Accuracy of Navigational Observations |
6 | 38. Passage Planning |
5 |
28. Ship’s Operation and Cargo Handling – part 1 |
6 | 39. Electronic Navigation Aids |
5 |
29. Ship Power Plants |
6 | 40. Communications at Sea |
5 |
30. Bridge Equipment and Ship Systems |
6 | 41. Radar Watch and Plotting |
5 |
31. English Language – specialized, part 5 (NAVG) |
6 | 42. Ship’s Handling and Bridge Team Management |
6 |
43. English Language – specialized, part 7 (NAVG) |
5 |
Subjects from 3-rd semester | ECTS | Subjects from 5-th semester | ECTS |
14. Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer |
7 | 29. Marine Diesel Engines, part 1 |
5 |
15. Fluid Mechanics |
4 | 30. Electrical Equipment of Ships |
6 |
16. Strength of Materials |
5 | 31. Marine Auxiliary Machinery, part 2 |
6 |
17. Electrical Engineering and Electronics, part 2 |
5 | 32. Marine Boilers |
5 |
18. Computer Aided Design |
3 | 33. Maritime Law |
3 |
19. English Language, part 3 (ME) |
2 | 34. English Language – specialized, part 2 (ME) |
2 |
20. Specialized Sport Activities, part 1 (ME) |
1 | 35. Practical Training, part 3 (ME) |
3 |
21. Practical Training, part 1 (ME) | 3 | ||
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND MARINE TECHNOLOGY
Subjects from 3-rd semester | ECTS | Subjects from 5-th semester | ECTS |
15. Fluid Mechanics | 4 | 29. Ship Systems and structure | 6 |
16. Strength of Materials | 7 | 30. Structure and Strength of Ships, part 1 | 5 |
17. Computer Science and Computer Technology |
6 | 31. Strength of Ships and Propulsors | 4 |
18. Graphical Documentation in Naval Architecture | 7 | 32. Strength of Ships and Propulsors, project | 4 |
19. English, part 3 (NAMT) | 2 | 33. Welding of Marine Structures | 4 |
20. Specialized Sport Activities, part 3 (NAMT) | 1 | 34. English -specialized, part 1 (NAMT) | 2 |
21. Practical Training, part 1 (NAMT) | 3 | 35. Team Management | 2 |
36. Practical Training, part 2 (NAMT) | 3 | ||
Subjects from 7-th semester | ECTS | ||
44. Ship Design | 8 | ||
45. Ship Systems and Devices | 6 | ||
46. Technology and Organization of Shipbuilding | 7 | ||
47. Technology and Organization of Shipbuilding, project | 4 | ||
48. English Language – specialized, part 3 | 2 | ||
49. Optional Subject | 4 | ||
a. Communication and Presentation | |||
b. Philosophy | |||
SOFTWARE AND INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
Subjects from 1-st semester | ECTS | Subjects from 3-rd semester | ECTS |
1. Mathematics, part 1 |
7 | 12. Discrete Structures | 6 |
2. Web Design |
7 | 13. Databases | 5 |
3. Programming Fundamentals |
8 | 14. Object-Oriented Programming, part 1 | 7 |
4. Electronics |
7 | 15. Computer Organization | 6 |
5. Specialized Sport Activities, part 1 (SIT) |
1 | 16. System Analysis | 6 |
17. Specialized Sport Activities, part 3 (SIT) | 1 | ||
Subjects from 5-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 7-th semester | ECTS |
26. Operating Systems Principles | 6 | 39. Network Administration | 6 |
27. Software Requirements and Specifications | 5 | 40. Language Processors | 6 |
28. Databases Programming |
6 | 41. Artificial Intelligence | 6 |
29. Computer Networks and Internet | 6 | 42. Programming for Mobile Internet Devices | 6 |
30. Software Production Technology | 6 | 43. Internet Information Retrieval | 6 |
31. Object Oriented Programming, part 2-project |
2 | 44. Practical Training, part 3 (SIT) | 6 |
Subjects from 7-th semester | ECTS | |
41. Digital Signal Processing | 6 | |
42. Sensors and Signal Conditioning |
6 | |
43. Industrial Electronics |
6 | |
44. Automotive Electronics |
6 |
|
45. Microelectronics |
6 |
|
46. Power Electronic Converters, project |
2 |
|
Subjects from 5-th semester | ECTS | |
32. Special Course of Renewable Energy Sources | 4 | |
33. Hydrokinetic and Cogeneration Systems | 5 | |
34. Photovoltaic Facilities and Solar Power Plants | 6 | |
35. Electrical Machines, part 1 | 7 | |
36. Electrical Apparatus, part 1 | 7 | |
37. Transformative Technique | 6 | |
Subjects from 3-rd semester | ECTS | |
1. Production Technologies, part 2 (Technologies in Electrical Engineering and Electronics) | 7 | |
2. Leadership and Team Management | 6 | |
3. Industrial Engineering | 7 | |
4. Management of Corporate Finance | 6 | |
5. Quality Management | 6 | |
6. Optional Subject | 6 | |
a. Presentation Skills | ||
Subjects from 3-rd semester | ECTS | Subjects from 7-th semester | ECTS |
14. Economics | 4 | 45. Plant Protection, part 4 (Integrated Pest Management) | 6 |
15. Agrochemistry | 6 | 46. Agricultural Meliorations | 6 |
16. Genetics and Biotechnologies | 6 | 47. Development of Agro-technologies for Field Crops Production | 6 |
17. Design of Field Experiments | 5 | 48. Quality Assessment and Grain Storage | 6 |
18. Ecology | 4 | 49. Precise Agriculture | 6 |
19. Technologies for Restoration of Damaged Soils | 4 | ||
20. Specialized Sport Activities, part 1 (AGR) | 1 | ||
Subjects from 1-st semester | ECTS | Subjects from 7-th semester | ECTS |
44. European Social Legislation | 6 | 24. Social Psychology | 3 |
1. Fundamentals of the State and the Law | 7 | 47. Psychopathology and diagnostics | 3 |
6b. Historical Development of Social Communities | 4 | ||
Subjects from 2-nd semester | ECTS | Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS |
7. Material Science and Technology | 5 | 21. Collision Regulations, part 2 | 6 |
8. Mathematics, part 2 | 6 | 22. Methods and Means for Environmental Protection during Ship’s Operations | 6 |
9. Seamanship | 6 | 23. Basics of Navigation | 6 |
10. Technical Mechanics | 4 | 24. Ship Theory | 6 |
11. Electrical Engineering and Electronics | 4 | 25. English Language – specialized, part 4 (NAVG) | 6 |
12. English Language – specialized, part 2 (NAVG) | 6 | 26. Specialized Sport Activities, part 4 (NAVG) | 1 |
13. Specialized Sport Activities, part 2 (NAVG) | 1 | ||
Subjects from 6-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 8-th semester | ECTS |
32. Astronavigation | 6 | 44. Shipboard Damage Control | 5 |
33. Ship Commercial Operation | 5 | 45. International Maritime Conventions. Ship Documents | 6 |
34. Theory of Manoeuvring | 5 | 46. Safety of Navigation. SAR | 5 |
35. Ship’s Operation and Cargo Handling, part 2 | 5 | 47. English Simulator in Emergencies | 4 |
36. Visual and Technical Methods for Determining Ship’s Position | 5 | 48. English Language – specialized, part 8 (NAVG) | 5 |
37. English Language – specialized, part 6 (NAVG) | 5 | 49. Course Project (NAVG) | 6 |
Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 6-th semester | ECTS |
22. Machine Elements | 6 | Automatic Control of Ship Power Systems | 6 |
23. Theory of Mechanisms and Machines | 4 | Marine Steam and Gas Turbines | 6 |
24. Ship Theory and General Arrangements | 8 | Marine Diesel Engines, part 2 | 5 |
25. Marine Auxiliary Machinery, part 1 | 6 | Marine Diesel Engines, project | 3 |
26. English Language – specialized, part 1 | 2 | Technical Safety and Control of Environmental Effects |
5 |
27. Specialized Sport Activities, part 4 | 1 | English Language – specialized, part 3 | 2 |
28. Practical Training, part 2 | 3 | Practical Training, part 4 | 3 |
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND MARINE TECHNOLOGY
Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 6-th semester | ECTS |
22. Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer | 5 | 37. Architecture of Ships and Yachts | 6 |
23. Machine Elements | 6 | 38. Statics and Dynamics of Ship, part 2 | 6 |
24. Ship Hydrodinamics | 5 | 39. Structure and Strength of Ships, part 2 | 6 |
25. Classification Norms and Documentation | 6 | 40. Structure and Strength of Ships, project | 4 |
26. Statics and Dynamics of Ship, part 1 | 6 | 41. Technical Safety and Control of Environmental Effects |
4 |
27. English, part 4 (NAMT) | 2 | 42. English Language – specialized, part 2 (NAMT) | 2 |
28. Specialized Sport Activities, part 4 (NAMT) | 1 | 43. Specialized Practice (NAMT) | 2 |
SOFTWARE AND INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
Subjects from 2-nd semester | ECTS | Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS |
6. Mathematics, part 2 | 9 | 18. Object Oriented Programming, part 2 | 6 |
7. Algorithms and Data Structures | 9 | 19.Web Programming |
6 |
8. Digital Logic | 8 | 20. Microprocessors | 5 |
9. Foreign Language (SIT) | 3 | 21. Programming Systems | 5 |
10. Specialized Sport Activities, part 2 (SIT) | 1 | 22. Graphic Systems | 6 |
11. Practical Training, part 1 (SIT) | 1 | 23. Object Oriented Programming, part 1, project | 2 |
24. Specialized Sport Activities, part 4 (SIT) | 1 | ||
25. Practical Training, part 2 (SIT) |
1 | ||
Subjects from 6-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 8-th semester | ECTS |
32. System Programming | 6 | 47. Office Technologies | 7 |
33. Internet Servers and Services | 5 | 48. Corporate Management | 7 |
34. Software Projects Management | 5 | 49. E-commerce | 7 |
35. User Interface Design | 5 | ||
36. Internet Technologies | 6 | ||
37. Software Production Technology, project | 2 | ||
38. Specialized Practice (SIT) | 5 | ||
Subjects from 8-th semester ECTS | ECTS | |
47. Systems for Renewable Energy Sources | 7 | |
48. Intelligent Electronic Devices | 7 | |
49. Medical Electronic Devices | 6 | |
Subjects from 6-th semester | ECTS | |
38. Electrical Machines, part 2 | 7 | |
39. Electrical Apparatus, part 2 | 7 | |
40. Technical Safety | 4 | |
41. Heating Installations with Renewable Energy Sources | 6 | |
42. Relay Protection | 5 | |
43. Lighting Systems | 5 | |
44. Specialized Practice (RES) | 2 | |
Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS | |
1. Production Management | 6 | |
2. Innovations Management | 6 | |
3. Creativity and Methods for Generating New Ideas | 6 | |
4. Managerial Decision-making | 6 | |
5. Project in Industrial Engineering | 4 | |
Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 8-th semester | ECTS |
21. Plant Protection, part 1 (Herbology) | 6 | 50. Organic Farming and Agroecology | 6 |
22. Plant Protection, part 2 (Phytopathology) | 6 | 51. Phytopharmacy | 5 |
23. Breeding and Seed Production of Cultivated Plants | 6 | 52. European Programs in the Agrarian Sector | 3 |
24. Viticulture, part 1 | 5 | 53. Practical Training (AGR) | 8 |
25. Agricultural Machinery | 5 | ||
26. Conservation of Natural Resources | 4 | ||
27. Practice – Basic Agronomic Disciplines | 1 | ||
28. Specialized Sport Activities, part 4 (AGR) | 1 | ||
Subjects from 1-st semester | ECTS | Subjects from 2-nd semester | ECTS |
9. Sociology | 6 | Fundamentals and Methods of Social Work | 6 |
Subjects from 4-th semester | ECTS | Subjects from 6th semester | ECTS |
Social Work with Children and Families | 5 | 38. Organizational psychology and Work | 3 |
The Technical University of Varna
Address:
1, Studentska Str.
9010, Varna
Bulgaria
ERASMUS Office – room № 328 – NUK
eng. Sergey Dimitrov
Erasmus Operational Coordinator
Head of Academic Mobility Center
+359 52 383 538
+ 359 898 720 067
erasmus@tu-varna.bg
Ina Nikolova
Erasmus Operational Coordinator
+359 52 383 538
+ 359 877 425 017
erasmus@tu-varna.bg
For Staff Please contact our office
The Technical University of Varna
Address:
1, Studentska Str.
9010, Varna
Bulgaria
ERASMUS Office – room № 328 – NUK
eng. Sergey Dimitrov
Erasmus Operational Coordinator
Head of Academic Mobility Center
+359 52 383 538
+ 359 898 720 067
erasmus@tu-varna.bg
Ina Nikolova
Erasmus Operational Coordinator
+359 52 383 538
+ 359 877 425 017
erasmus@tu-varna.bg