30.09.2025
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” and TradingView, a leading financial analysis and charting platform, have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at improving students’ financial education and providing access to top-tier, innovative tools for stock market analysis and modeling.
The main goal of the agreement between the Faculty and TradingView is to integrate TradingView’s advanced tools and resources into the academic curriculum.
“This collaboration will allow students to access a globally leading platform for financial analysis, encouraging practical learning and the application of knowledge in a real business environment. It will benefit all our students and PhD candidates”, said Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nikolay Netov, Vice-Dean of the Faculty. The agreement means that students will have exclusive access to stock market analysis tools throughout their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral studies at the Faculty.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Angel Marchev, Director of the Master’s program „Artificial Intelligence for Business and Finance“, expressed his satisfaction with the partnership, noting that the platform enables students to work with market data from leading global providers, real-time quotes, and access to a wealth of economic and business information. This, he added, brings students closer to real-life decision-making regarding financial assets, allowing them to simulate investment strategies in a well-founded manner and facilitating the learning of financial concepts and theories.
Álvaro Rú from TradingView’s Growth Department emphasized that the company provides one of the most powerful toolkits for traders and investors, combining advanced interactive charts with an extensive library of indicators, drawing tools, and analytical features. Users can easily customize chart layouts to match their strategies, track multiple assets simultaneously, and apply technical analysis with professional precision. Beyond charting, TradingView’s stock screener enables filtering of global market stocks by criteria such as price, performance, volume, valuation ratios, and fundamentals, making it a valuable resource for both short-term trading and long-term investing. With real-time data and personalized watchlists, the platform becomes a central hub for monitoring everything that drives the market.
The platform also enhances market analysis with dynamic heat maps, offering an intuitive overview of the strongest and weakest performing assets across different sectors and classes. Combined with the economic calendar, students can prepare for market events such as interest rate announcements, earnings reports, and macroeconomic releases. By integrating these tools into one ecosystem, TradingView empowers Sofia University students to discover opportunities, analyze markets, and stay informed on global events—all within the platform.
Key benefits for Faculty of Economics and Business Administration students include:
- Access to professional tools. Students will gain hands-on experience with the TradingView platform, known for its real-time charting, advanced technical analysis, heat maps, asset screeners, economic calendar, and global trading community. This exposure familiarizes them with industry-standard tools.
- Practical real-time experience. The platform allows students to perform live market analysis, identify trends and patterns, and develop trading strategies based on up-to-date data—an essential foundation for professional development and employability.
- Training in technical analysis. Students will learn specialized technical analysis skills, including the use of indicators, oscillators, and other analytical instruments critical to trading and investing.
- Interaction with industry professionals. TradingView’s vast user community provides opportunities for students to engage with professional traders and analysts, join discussions, and access shared ideas and market insights from experts.
The agreement with TradingView strengthens the Faculty’s commitment to educational innovation and to preparing its students for the challenges of today’s labor market.