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Veterinary Medicine in Bulgaria in English: Trakia University and the University of Forestry

Two Bulgarian universities teach Veterinary Medicine in English as a five-and-a-half to six-year integrated master's: Trakia University in Stara Zagora, at €8,200 in the first year and €5,520 after, and the University of Forestry in Sofia, at €6,350 a year.

Leonid Kurza, founder of Edumapple

Written by Leonid Kurza, founder of Edumapple
Updated 24 October 2026 · how we check facts

Programmes and fees

ProgrammeUniversityDegreeDurationTuition per year
Veterinary MedicineUniversity of ForestryIntegrated (long-cycle)5.5 years₹6.7 lakh
€6,350
Veterinary MedicineTrakia UniversityIntegrated (long-cycle)6 years₹8.7 lakh
€8,200

€1 = ₹106.27 (European Central Bank reference rate (EUR/INR 106.272); Bulgaria uses the euro since 1 January 2026, 23 October 2026)

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Sofia or Stara Zagora?

The University of Forestry is in the capital, with more jobs, more Indians and higher rent. Trakia University's veterinary faculty is in Stara Zagora, a smaller and cheaper city with farms nearby for practical training.

Questions about Veterinary medicine in Bulgaria

Which is cheaper for veterinary medicine in Bulgaria?

Over the whole course, Trakia: €8,200 in year 1 and €5,520 a year after that. The University of Forestry charges €6,350 a year for 11 semesters.

Can I practise as a vet in India with a Bulgarian degree?

Registration is with the Veterinary Council of India and the state councils, which assess foreign degrees. Check their current rules before you enrol.