Guaranteed internships and jobs in renowned hotels worldwide!
Vatel has signed partnerships with best international hotel chains, for its practical application curriculum. Students do their practical application courses in Restaurant services, Housekeeping and at the Front desk in 4 and 5-star and boutique hotels.
| Bachelor | |||||
| Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | |||
| Admission fees | -- | -- | -- | ||
| Tuition fees | 3750 EUR | 4000 EUR | 4000 EUR | ||
| Student Status Fees* | 900 EUR | 900 EUR | 900 EUR | ||
| Uniform Kit | 300 EUR | -- | -- | ||
| Total | 4950 EUR** | 4900 EUR | 4900 EUR | ||
*Teaching material & books, Vatel Portal, Students Association (BDE), Student card, Internet access on the campus, Intranet Vatel access
Sofia, Bulgaria's capital city, is a thriving and fascinating location for international students. Sofia is a city of contrasts, integrating a rich cultural legacy with a modern and vibrant atmosphere. It has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. You will have access to world-class universities and research organizations, as well as a flourishing arts and culture scene, as a student in Sofia. With a history that includes Thracian tribes, Romans and the Ottoman empire, Sofia succeeded to keep its charm as an accessible and friendly city, with an electrifying nightlife and an active academic life. Sofia has theatres, concert halls, cinemas, cafes, galleries and museums and plenty of activities for young visitors.
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You will have the opportunity to see the city's many art spaces and museums, enjoy its authentic cuisine, and enjoy its vibrant nightlife. Sofia is also a budget-friendly location, with a more affordable cost of living than many other European cities. This implies that you'll be able to make the most delight in every aspect the city has to offer. Sofia is the core of Bulgarian economy and the capital and its surroundings make the most developed area of the country. The part of economy that involves production includes industries such as manufacturing, metallurgy, electricity, gas supply, water supply and food and beverages.
Sofia is a city that carefully blends energy with the historical atmosphere given by the Turkish influence. It respects its past and offers you the chance to visit monuments filled with significance such as remains of The Eastern Gate, The Saint Sofia Basilica or the National Gallery of Art, which holds many artistic treasures of Bulgaria.
You can find entertainment on the Vitosha boulevard, where some of the city’s most appreciated cafes, restaurants, luxury stores and boutiques lie. Recreation is also available on the tennis courts, swimming pools, sports halls, parks or one of the stadiums that constantly attract tourists. Borisov Park and South Park are also popular spots.
Due to the Mount Vitosha nearby, the city’s atmosphere is unique and it gets even more interesting during winter, when skiers and snowboarders come to visit the mountain. From there to the city centre, you can enjoy a walk on the locally famous yellow bricks road. Nightlife options include locals with live music, such as jazz, concert halls and clubs. If you wish to know more, you can just take advantage of the twice-a-day free Sofia Tour.
Sofia is a populated city, including international students and tourists. Locals are respectful and open to socialization. However, most of them don’t speak English.
Among the students, English is widely spoken and the young community might be helpful, when it comes to precious tips about the capital of Bulgaria.
Student accommodation options vary from 200 EUR/month for a shared room in a student dormitory up to 450 EUR/month for a private room.
Climate in Sofia is balanced, with cold and snowy winters and sunny, warm summers. Springs and autumns don’t last long and they may include rains with storms. Average temperatures are of 5°C in January and 28°C in July.
