01 / Universities
Available study options
Studying Veterinary Medicine abroad means approaching animal medicine through a broad education that can cover companion animals, farm animals, prevention, diagnostics, surgery and veterinary public health. In international programmes, theory and fieldwork often run in parallel, with laboratories, university clinics and placements. For anyone choosing a Veterinary degree taught in English, studying abroad also adds exposure to different systems of animal health and food safety.
University of Forestry, Sofia — Bulgaria
- €5,200 per year
- English
- 5.5 years
- Online Biology and English test; English B1–B2 required
Trakia University, Stara Zagora — Bulgaria
- €6,300 per year
- English
- 5.5 years
- Online Biology, Chemistry and English test; English B1–B2 required
02 / Compare
What to compare
Both Veterinary options last 5.5 years and are taught in English; they differ in tuition (€5,200 or €6,300 per year) and in whether Chemistry is part of the online test.
- Teaching language and language progression
- Course duration and clinical training
- Tuition and living costs
- Admission test or document assessment
- Application deadline and intake
- Private practice in clinics and surgeries
A degree earned at an accredited European university is recognised under EU directives; it is always important to check the accreditation of the course and the procedures for practising the profession.
03 / Support
How Medicor Tutor supports you
For Veterinary degrees, we compare the available universities, explain each admission process and support you with your application and with test or interview preparation.
04 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are Veterinary degrees abroad taught in English?
Yes. Both Veterinary programmes listed are taught in English and require English at B1–B2 level.
Is there an admission test for Veterinary degrees abroad?
Yes, both universities use an online test: Biology and English at the University of Forestry, Sofia, and Biology, Chemistry and English at Trakia University, Stara Zagora.
How much does a Veterinary degree abroad cost?
Tuition is €5,200 per year at the University of Forestry and €6,300 per year at Trakia University, plus living costs of €500–700 per month in Bulgaria.
