Financial Planning for International Students

Master budgeting, savings, and financial planning while studying abroad in Bulgaria. Build skills that last beyond university.

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Your Financial Education Journey Starts Here

Studying abroad brings unique financial challenges. Currency exchanges, living expenses, and budgeting in a new country can feel overwhelming. We help international students build practical money management skills.

Our approach focuses on real-world scenarios you'll face as a student in Bulgaria. From opening your first Bulgarian bank account to planning semester budgets, we cover what actually matters.

  • Banking and account management in Bulgaria
  • Currency exchange strategies and timing
  • Student budget planning and expense tracking
  • Emergency fund building for students
  • Part-time work financial considerations
Students learning financial planning concepts

How We Structure Learning

Our curriculum adapts to your schedule and learning style. Most students join our evening workshops or weekend intensives that fit around university commitments.

1

Foundation Weeks

Basic financial concepts, Bulgarian banking system, and student-specific money management. We start with practical skills you need immediately.

2

Practical Application

Hands-on budgeting exercises using real student scenarios. Learn to track expenses, plan for textbooks, and manage monthly allowances effectively.

3

Advanced Planning

Long-term financial planning, internship income management, and preparing for post-graduation financial independence in Bulgaria or your home country.

Student Experiences

Elena Varga student profile

Elena Varga

Hungary, Medicine Student

The budgeting workshops helped me understand Bulgarian banking better than any orientation session. I finally feel confident managing my student finances here.

Anastasia Mileva student profile

Anastasia Mileva

North Macedonia, Engineering

Learning about emergency funds saved me during unexpected medical expenses. The practical approach made financial planning less intimidating and more achievable.

Teodor Zhivkov student profile

Teodor Zhivkov

Romania, Business Studies

The program helped me balance part-time work income with studies. I learned to plan ahead and avoid financial stress during exam periods.

Study-Friendly Schedule

Classes designed around academic calendars. Evening and weekend sessions that won't interfere with your university studies.

Cultural Context

Understanding Bulgarian financial culture and student life. Navigate local banking, shopping, and service expectations with confidence.

Practical Tools

Real budgeting templates, expense tracking methods, and financial planning worksheets created specifically for student situations.

Application Timeline

We run programs throughout the year with multiple entry points. Here's how the application and program timeline typically works.

Application Opens

June 2025

Submit your application for autumn programs. We review applications on a rolling basis and respond within two weeks.

Program Orientation

September 2025

Meet your cohort and instructors. Get familiar with program materials and schedule your first practical session.

Core Learning Phase

October - November 2025

Weekly workshops covering essential financial skills. Interactive sessions with real scenarios and practice exercises.

Project Completion

December 2025

Complete your personal financial plan project. Present your learning outcomes and receive program certification.

Resources and Support

Beyond classroom learning, we provide ongoing support and resources that help you succeed financially throughout your studies.

  • Monthly financial planning workshops
  • Access to Bulgarian banking and financial advisors
  • Student budget templates and tracking tools
  • Emergency financial guidance sessions
  • Career transition financial planning support
  • Alumni network and mentorship opportunities

Our commitment extends beyond the program duration. Many graduates stay connected through our alumni network, sharing experiences and supporting new international students.

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International students collaborating on financial planning exercises