University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG)

UACEG is the Largest, Oldest and Most Prestigious Bulgarian University in its Professional Field

Having pioneered technical education in Bulgaria, UACEG seamlessly blends deep-rooted traditions and a drive for innovation and technological advancement.

With a strong commitment to providing high-quality education and fostering research, UACEG prepares students to excel in local, European, and global contexts. Students acquire deep technical knowledge, as well as leadership skills and flexibility in a variety of professional situations. The university places a strong emphasis on maintaining close connections with the business circles, providing opportunities for internships and hosting a variety of career events and lectures.

UACEG alumni are numerous leading Bulgarian engineers, architects, researchers and socially significant individuals, including deputy prime ministers, acting ministers, members of Parliament, town councilors, mayor and municipal leaders including the Chief Architect of the Sofia Municipality, executive directors, and more

Top reasons to study here: The University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) is Bulgaria’s oldest and most prestigious institution in its field, uniting tradition with innovation since 1942. UACEG equips graduates with strong theoretical foundations and practical skills, ensuring their competitiveness across Europe and beyond.
With a vibrant academic community in the heart of Sofia, UACEG offers students a dynamic environment enriched by research, industry partnerships, mobility opportunities, cultural events, and extracurricular activities. By bringing together architecture, engineering, and geodesy under one roof, the university fosters collaboration and prepares students to meet global challenges with creativity and expertise.

At a glance

  • Country: Bulgaria
  • City: Sofia
  • Full Name: University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG)
  • Date of creation: 1942
  • Website: https://uacg.bg/
  • Social media: FacebookInstagram (@uaceg_communications), LinkedIn

Figures

  • current number of students: 3000
  • current number of international students - 161 (plus around 60 incoming Erasmus students per academic year)
  • number of administrative staff - 165
  • number of academic staff: 404
  • 5 FACULTIES
    • Architecture
    • Structural Engineering
    • Transportation Engineering
    • Hydraulic Engineering
    • Geodesy
  • 33 DEPARTMENTS

    20 LABS: Computer and multimedia labs for each faculty, including: road and railway construction, cartography, water analysis, hydraulic equipment, chemistry, structural modelling and analysis for wind, earthquake and fire actions…

UNDERGRADUATE BACHELOR PROGRAMS:

  • Urban Planning
  • Construction Management
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Land And Real Estate Management and Planning

UNDERGRADUATE MASTER PROGRAMS:

  • Architecture  (from next year in English as well)
  • Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning
  • Structural Engineering
  • Structural Engineering in English
  • Water Supply and Sewerage
  • Hydraulic Engineering
  • Transportation Engineering
  • Geodesy

POSTGRADUATE MASTER PROGRAMS:

  • Management And Technology of Projects in Transport Infrastructure
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Urban Planning
  • Structural Engineering
  • Analysis And Design of Structures
  • Geotechnical Engineering
  • Hydraulic Engineering
  • Irrigation And Drainage Engineering
  • Water Маnagement
  • Water Supply, Sewerage Systems and Facilities
  • Water And Wastewater Treatment
  • Project Management in Construction
  • Transportation Engineering
  • Spatial Planning
  • Management Of European Infrastructural Projects
 

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The project has received funding from the European Union’s European Universities Initiative
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