The university offers several master's programs in English and French related to management, such as Educational Management, Organizational Psychology and Cross-Cultural Management, European Union & European Integration, and Climate Change & Management. Specific programs also focus on Business Administration, including Strategic Management, Human Resource Management, and Management Information Systems, with some being AMBA-accredited. Additionally, Sofia University offers niche programs like Nuclear Technologies, supported by the International Atomic Agency, and International Financial Management, in partnership with the University of Bordeaux, France.

Admission requirements for international students vary depending on the program and the applicant's country of origin. Applicants are generally required to submit an online application, transcripts, language proficiency test scores, and a personal statement. For Asian students, additional documentation such as a visa application and proof of financial support may be required.

To apply for the master's programs, candidates must have completed a higher education degree, such as a Bachelor's or Master's, from an accredited institution. The applicant’s academic record should meet a minimum equivalent of a ' Good 4' grade according to the Bulgarian grading system. Some programs may require additional entrance exams or specific qualifications. Applicants from non-Bulgarian educational systems must submit an officially recognized certificate of secondary education, and those from non-EU countries will need to apply for a Visa D with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science.

Career Services and Strategic Development

Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski offers extensive career services to help students transition from academia to the workforce. These services include resume workshops, career counseling, job fairs, and networking events aimed at securing internships and job placements. The university has established a Career Development department and 14 career units, which work closely with the PR Department to organize career forums, seminars, business sector appointments, and other career-related events. Additionally, a 'Career Events Calendar' is maintained, highlighting the major forums and networking opportunities for students.

For the academic year 2023/2024, Sofia University organized 9 major career forums and over 190 career-related events. These events attracted more than 221 employers and over 3,400 students, showcasing the university's commitment to connecting students with potential employers. The university’s close relationships with employers and a strong alumni network further contribute to job placement opportunities.

Sofia University has seen a significant number of Asian graduates, many of whom have gone on to successful careers in various sectors. For instance, graduates from countries such as China and India have become researchers at the INSAIT Institute, a renowned center for AI development. This demonstrates the university’s ability to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for high-level positions in global institutions.

Under the leadership of Rector Prof. Dr Georgi Valchev, Sofia University has outlined several key goals for its future development. These include enhancing the university's public image, attracting greater media attention to its educational and scientific achievements, and expanding its student body, both locally and internationally. The university aims to increase its offerings in electronic distance learning and continue strengthening its research activities, particularly in areas with public impact and international significance.

Sofia University is also focused on strengthening ties with industry through applied research and encouraging student involvement in scientific projects. The university seeks to create more opportunities for early student engagement in research, facilitating the development of doctoral students and postdoctoral specialization. International collaboration is a priority, with efforts aimed at expanding partnerships within Europe and globally, fostering the exchange of knowledge and research.