Ukrainian universities

INTERNATIONAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY

The International European University is a brand-new, cutting-edge European university. The university was established mainly to educate Ukrainian citizens on a European level. The faculty of the International European University has been focusing on ways to improve higher educational standards to European ones as a result of reforms in higher education and medicine. At the International European University, all facilities for educating students in the specialization 222 Medicine have been established. Modern training conditions, fully equipped laboratories, and highly specialized offices are set up to ensure the education system of higher education applicants in the academic and professional program “Medicine” of the field 22 “Health care” of the Master's degree at the International European University. Such settings make it easy to give candidates with completely practical training. There is all necessary equipment for practical training such as educational, scientific, medical, and diagnostic equipment which include tables, chairs, muffler screens, multimedia projectors, training materials (tables, posters, diagrams, etc.), microscopes and other medical equipment, and medicines. All departments of the university are quite well-equipped with teaching materials, computers and office supplies, multimedia equipment, and contemporary furnishings. Computers have LAN and Internet connections. Private institution of higher education “International European University” (hereinafter referred to as “the University”) is a private institution of higher education, established by the Founder’s founding meeting (Protocol No. 1 of 11.04.2019) in the form of a private institution, that functions in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine and this Charter.

FACULTIES

Faculty of Medicine Medical Faculty of the International European University set the following main objectives to:

● develop specialists’ skills for the Ukrainian and international healthcare systems by delivering high-quality educational services and keeping to high educational, scientific, and professional activity standards;
● enhance basic and applied knowledge in medicine and pharmacy, high-tech medical care, and innovative diagnostic as well as medical technologies in meeting the demands of the national healthcare system;
● provide an environment for undergraduates’ self-development, self-actualization, and spiritual development this is the best environment for highly-educated, free, democratic, and nationally conscious specialists.

The Faculty of Medicine's operations are carried out through:

● providing continuity of learning, research, and treatment;
● maintaining competitiveness via high quality assurance;
● establishing competency-base education programs under the levels of the National Qualifications Framework;
● considering professional standards, defining criterium for assessing professional skills as well as terms and procedures for verification the qualification of the doctor providing coherent approach for developing both educational and professional program;
● enabling an accurate and independent examination of the physician's skills;
● taking into account the process of academic policy formation, scientifically and methodologically confirmed examination of labor market demands and prospects of medical industry development;
● students’ professional qualification;
● international cooperation with foreign medical educational and scientific centers;
● implementation both of education and science into the University’s educational process.

The most common types of educational processes are:

● lectures;
● seminars;
● practical classes (including the classes on clinical bases);
● laboratory works;
● professionally-oriented trainings.

Bilingual education for future professionals is a unique feature of the program. Program is required in both Ukrainian and English. Practical classes are provided at both the University's specialized offices and the clinical bases (cooperation agreements have been signed with these institutions). Clinical-based classes are designed to teach undergraduates, notably foreigners and stateless people, innovative ways of diagnosis, treating, and rehabilitating patients, as well as the use of medical tools and equipment. New healthcare equipment is available at the clinical base. Under the rules of the partnership agreement, the Clinical Base of the Private Institution of Higher Education "International European University" is the Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No5. The clinical basis, in accordance with the class timetable, conducts practical instruction on the following courses:

● anesthesiology and intensive care;
● dermatology;
● epidemiology and principles of evidence-based medicine;
● infectious diseases;
● internal medicine;
● narcology;
● neurology;
● obstetrics and gynecology;
● oncology;
● ophthalmology;
● otolaryngology;
● pediatrics;
● psychiatry;
● surgery;
● traumatology and orthopedics;
● urology;

Students of the Private Institution of Higher Education "International European University" will have the chance to use any clinic's latest equipment (see Annex No. 2 of the partnership agreement) and implement their theoretical knowledge into practice during the course. The clinical bases' equipment complies with the regulations of Ukraine's Ministry of Health. The training program considers:

family physicians (general practitioners) who can obtain specialized interdisciplinary developing in delivering healthcare services to family members;
future physician training for telemedicine (one of the main sectors of the modern industry), that is a set of activities and technology employed in the provision of medical aid utilizing distant communication in the form of electronic message.

Medical-Biological Department fields of studying are the following:

● Life safety
● Biological and bioorganic chemistry;
● Clinical Department fields of studying;
● Fundamentals of bioethics and biosafety;
● Fundamentals of psychology;
● Histology, cytology and embryology;
● Human anatomy;
● Legal medicine;
● Medical and biological physics;
● Medical biology;
● Medical chemistry;
● Medical informatics;
● Medical law of Ukraine;
● Microbiology, virology and immunology;
● Pathomorphology;
● Pathophysiology;
● Pharmacology;
● Physical education;
● Physiology;
● Propaedeutic of internal medicine
● Clinical immunology and allergology;
● Clinical pharmacology;
● Dermatology, venereology;
● Endocrinology;
● Epidemiology and principles of evidence-based medicine;
● General surgery;
● Infectious diseases;
● Internal Medicine;
● Medical Psychology;
● Medical genetics;
● Neurology;
● Nursing practice;
● Obstetrics and Gynecology;
● Occupational diseases (including radiation medicine);
● Oncology;
● Ophthalmology;
● Otolaryngology;
● Pediatrics;
● Pediatrics with childhood infectious diseases;
● Physical rehabilitation, sports medicine;
● Propaedeutic of Pediatrics;
● Psychiatry, narcology;
● Radiology;
● Surgery;
● Urology;
● Pediatric surgery
● Anesthesiology and intensive care;
● Clinical Microbiology, Virology and Immunology;
● Clinical biochemistry;
● Emergency and emergency medical care;
● Fundamentals of reflexology;
● General Practice (Family Medicine);
● Industrial medical practice;
● Internal Medicine;
● Neurosurgery;
● Obstetrics and Gynecology;
● Palliative and hospice medicine;
● Pediatrics with childhood infectious diseases;
● Pathobiology;
● Traumatology and Orthopedics.

ACCOMMODATION

Upon arriving at the student hostel and future residency, foreigners and individuals without citizenship are informed about local regulatory acts that control residential issues in the student hostels. 1.2. In compliance with sanitary requirements and labor protection standards, foreigners and non-citizens are accommodated in the appropriate hostel thermal conditions and lighting. 1.3. Foreigners and non-citizens are granted the necessary inventory, tools, and materials for the arrangement, maintenance, and cleaning of the student dormitory premises as well as its attached territory. 1.4. Rooms are completely furnished and have an apartment-style system with two or three beds, as well as an attached toilet. There is a common hall and a common kitchen on each floor. A medical cabinet for first aid is located on the ground floor. 1.5. Beds, mattresses, pillows, blankets, two side tables, one wardrobe, and one table and chair are provided in each hostel room. The bed linen is changed once a week for the occupants. Hot water is accessible daily and nightly. All the rooms have central heating. On-call plumbers, carpenters, and electricians are all provided.

ABOUT THE CITY

Kyiv is one of Europe's most populous cities. It is the dynamic capital of independent Ukraine, serving as the country's administrative, economic, scientific, cultural, and educational heart. On the banks of the Dnipro River, this picturesque metropolis of nearly 3 million inhabitants is located. Kyiv is a city enriched in historical and cultural treasures, as well as major events and great people. Everyone will discover something there that piques his attention. Kyiv’s art and architecture are acknowledged as global treasures. Many well-known painters, poets, and authors have praised the city's distinctive beauty. Here are some of the most well-known landmarks in Kyiv:

● Cathedral of St. Sophia;
● Kyivo-Percherskaya Lavra;
● Golden Gate of Kyiv;
● Ukrainian Baroque Church of St. Andrew;
● Nicolas Cathedral;
● Rodina Mat;
● Andreyevskiy Spusk.

Russians and Ukrainians both call Kyiv "the mother of all cities." It is one of the oldest European cities. The atmosphere of the past can be felt everywhere throughout Kyiv's historic center. Kyiv is known for its unique cultural life. Theater fans will be pleased to discover that there are several theatres in the city that provide a variety of theatrical performances. The majority of the performances are in Ukrainian or Russian language. The newly restored Kyiv Opera House has excellent opera as well as a wide ballet repertoire. Ukrainian drama, comedy, and musical performances are represented in Ivan Franko Theatre. In numerous Kyiv’s museums and art galleries, a wide range of shows is held. Kyiv is also scientific and educational capital. Different universities and research institutions are situated there, including the well-known National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”, which was one of the earliest scientific institutions in Eastern Europe. Moreover, Kyiv is a leading industrial and commercial center in Ukraine. The main industries involve the following ones: food processing (especially processing of beet sugar), manufacture of machinery, machine tools, rolling stock, chemicals, and building materials. Over recent years, the city has had an increase in the number of office buildings, banks, trade fair centers, and other business entities. Take a stroll around the historic streets of this picturesque city to admire its distinctive beauty and sense of history. Your time in Kyiv will undoubtedly be one of your most unforgettable experiences.

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About University

Donetsk National Medical University has the IV (the highest) level of accreditation in Ukraine, and it has greatly contributed to the development of Ukraine’s higher educational system, medical science, and health services. As of now, over 1120 teachers work at 82 departments of Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU). Donetsk National Medical University ranks as Ukraine`s number one medical university graduate which become great doctors and future scientists. Donetsk National Medical University welcomes thousands of students from over 190 countries who speak over 140 languages. Donetsk National Medical University offers a huge range of graduate and postgraduate courses, as well as numerous resources and facilities for students’ free use. University is located in the heart of Kropyvnitskyi, Kirovohrad. It is a major international, business, cultural, and communication center and one of the most beautiful and historical cities in the world. Recently Donetsk National Medical University opened one more campus in Mariupol city. The faculty provides a comfortable atmosphere, highly qualified teaching staff, and a big library for study purposes. The fact that all graduates work within the specialty after graduation shows that DNMU is not only a high-ranking university, but the professors thereof are competent enough to help students achieve their goals.

Recognition and Accreditation

The Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health of Ukraine, as well as the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, approved the curriculum of the Faculty of Medicine. Mostly all countries in the world recognize the degree of Donetsk National Medical University. Donetsk National Medical University is recognized by the World Health Organization, I-MED School, Medical Council of India, Nepal Medical Council, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, European Universities Association, and by many other countries.

Bologna Process

Since March 2004, Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU) has been appointed as the primary regional center for implementing the Bologna process in Ukraine. DNMU students have the opportunity to attend various exchange programs with other European medical universities and, upon obtaining a specialist’s degree, they will have very good job prospects in Europe and America.

Innovation

Donetsk National Medical University is nationally known for its many innovative teaching methods, clinical training, and research programs. Our award-winning faculty members constantly strive for innovation and excellence in classrooms, laboratories, and clinics. Because study groups are relatively small, our faculty members get to know each student. Training of physicians is conducted under the guidance of experienced teachers, doctors, and candidates of medical sciences. Teaching is carried out according to modern standards of higher educational establishments. The main goal of departments is to train qualified physicians for any work-related situations by providing extensive training.

About Studying Process

Foreign students study in groups of 10-12 students. Second-year students attend their clinical studies where they gain experience with nursing patients. Clinical subjects are taught starting from the third year of study. Students are free to pick disciplines compulsory for a specific course, as well as any of those which may potentially become useful. The first semester starts either in September or October and lasts until the last week of December. The second semester starts either in January or February and lasts until mid-July. Within the week there are 5 working days, Saturday and Sunday are days off. The studies are scheduled from 8.00 to 16.00. The student’s working week comprises 54 hours; within this time period, there are 36 lecturing hours and 18 hours for independent work. The teaching course consists of semesters, summative assessments, and vacations. The teaching year is 12 months and comprises teaching days, days of final control, examination sessions, days off, weekends, and public holidays. Visiting all kinds of studies (except for consultations) is obligatory for students. Summer vacation covers the month of July and August. During holidays students may have easy access to CIS & all countries in Europe by bus, train, and flight. Special programs and trips are also available to enable students to experience firsthand the transition process in Russia or Ukrainian, CIS counties, and elsewhere in Europe.

Faculties and Specialties

Students can choose their future specialization out of various courses presented at Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU):

GENERAL MEDICINE (MD / MBBS):

English and Russian Medium of Instruction
Duration of the course: 6 years
Degree awarded: Doctor of Medicine (MD or MBBS)

PEDIATRICS:

English and Russian Medium of Instruction
Duration of the course: 6 years
Degree awarded: Doctor of Medicine (MD or MBBS)

DENTISTRY / STOMATOLOGY:

English and Russian Medium of Instruction
Duration of the course: 5 years
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Dentistry (BDS)

PHARMACY:

English and Russian Medium of Instruction
The duration of the pharmacy course is 5 years.

NURSING:

English and Russian Medium of Instruction
The duration of the course is 2 years for a diploma and 4 years for a bachelor’s degree.
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Nursing

POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION:

Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU) offers postgraduate studies in all medical fields.

The duration of the study is 2-3 years.

PRE-MEDICAL COURSE:

This is a Russian intensive program for students wishing to continue their studies at Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU) or any other University in Ukraine.

The duration of the preparatory course is 1 year.
Upon successful completion, a diploma is awarded.

FOUNDATION COURSE:

This course is specially designed for foreign students who do not meet the requirements necessary for undergraduate programs; it also helps students bridge the gap between school and university.

The duration of the foundation course is 1 year.

DNMU INSTITUTES INCLUDE:

At Donetsk National Medical University there are 11 different institutes working in different fields for research and international cooperation in medicine.

the Center of Endoscopic Surgeries;
the Center of International Cooperation;
the Center of Cellular and Fabric Transplantation;
the Regional Medical Center “Medicine and Safety of Work”;
the Center of Dermocosmetology and Aesthetic Medicine;
the International Medical Physical and Chemical Center;
the Clinic for Joints of Endoprotezic Therapy;
the Central Research Laboratory;
the Donetsk Regional Center of Protection of Motherhood and Childhood.

DNMU'S THEORETICAL DEPARTMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

At Donetsk National Medical University there are 23 theoretical departments where students get their training. All the departments and classes are well-equipped with new computer labs, the teaching staff is proficient in English, and all materials related to subjects are available to students.

Department of Human Anatomy;
Department of Physiology and Pathological Physiology;
Department of General and Biological Chemistry № 1 (Kramatorsk);
Department of General and Biological Chemistry № 2 (Kropyvnytskyi);
Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology;
Department of Language and Humanities № 1 (Kramatorsk);
Department of Language and Humanities № 2 (Kropyvnytskyi);
Department of Medical Physics and Information Technologies № 1;
Department of Medical Physics and Information Technologies № 2;
Department of Language and Humanities № 3 (Mariupol);
Department of Ukrainian and Russian;
Department of Physical Education;
Department of Medical Biology.

DNMU CLINICAL DEPARTMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

At Donetsk National Medical University there are 19 clinical departments working under DNMU, wherein students get their clinical and practical training. Almost all clinical departments of DNMU are located in different hospitals in Donetsk, and most hospitals are located on the campus of the Donetsk National Medical University. Students have full rights to use the clinical labs of all the hospitals. Laboratories utilize all modern facilities and equipment.

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology;
Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care;
Department of Internal Medicine № 1;
Department of Internal Medicine № 2;
Department of Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology;
Department of General and Pediatric Surgery;
Department of Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, and Laboratory Diagnosis;
Department of Medical Rehabilitation;
Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery;
Department of Dentistry № 1;
Department of Dentistry № 2;
Department of Dentistry № 3;
Department of Urology;
Department of Surgery, Endoscopy, Otorhinolaryngology Reconstructive Surgery;
Department of Oncology and Radiology;
Department of Ophthalmology;
Department of Pediatrics, Neonatology, and Pediatric Infections;
Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Addiction, and Medical Psychology;
Department of Traumatology, Orthopedics, and Military Surgery.

Additionally, students have an opportunity to obtain a degree related to biomedicine. Please find the list thereof below.

DNMU BIOMEDICAL DEPARTMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Department of Microbiology, Virology, and Immunology;
Department of Higher Education, Health and Hygiene Management;
Department of Healthcare Organization № 2;
Department of Pathomorphology, Forensic Medicine and Histology.
In Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU) the academic year is divided into two semesters:

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About University

Odesa National Medical University “ODNMU” is the largest Medical University in Ukraine and one of the Oldest Medical Universities in Eastern and Western Europe. Medical Faculty was opened on the 1st of September, 1900 in Odessa under the Great Russian Imperial University “Novorossysk University”. In 1922 Medical Faculty of Novorosisk University in Odessa was reformed and was given the Status of a Higher medical Institution and was renamed to “Odessa Medical Institute”. After the independence of Ukraine in 1993 Odesa Medical Institute was given the highest 4th level of Accreditation and was renamed “Odesa State Medical University” in 1997 got National status and was renamed “Odesa National Medical University”. Odesa National Medical University “ODNMU” was the first among medical universities in Ukraine which got the National Status in Ukrainian Medical Universities. It is the most prestigious medical university in Russia, Ukraine, and Europe. The scientists of Odesa National Medical University made a great contribution to Ukrainian Medicine. Odessa national medical university’s teaching staff consists of more than 1000 doctors. This is the highest number of Academicians working in the Medical University of Ukraine and in the whole of Europe. Odessa National Medical University has 8 faculties, a medical college, and a Preparatory department for Foreign students. 58 theoretical departments and 45 Clinical departments work under Odessa National Medical University. Except for them, ODNMU has One University Multiple clinics, and one ODNMU dental clinic. Now more than 9000 students are training at Odessa National Medical University, among them, there are 1900 foreign students from 52 countries.

Accreditation and Recognition

All our educational programs are regulated and approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. The degrees and diplomas issued to graduated foreign students by the Odesa National Medical University “ODNMU” are legalized by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Odessa National Medical University “ODNMU” is recognized by the World Health Organization, IMED, Indian Medical Council, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, European Council of Medicine, General Medical Council (limited Registration) of the UK, and so on. Odessa National Medical University “ODNMU” is recognized by the SADC council and there is no exam after completing your studies to start working in Southern African countries.

International Cooperation

Odesa National Medical University “ODNMU” has joint researches and partnership relations with many Scientific Institutions of the former USSR and all over the world, such as The Poland Medical Academy, The Cambridge University, The Virden University, Clinics of Urgent Medicine in Germany, Belgium, Austria, and Israel. Medical center of Cardiff (England), Medical Center in Sent-Etien (France), New York Medical Center, and Ukrainian Medical Society in Canada and Austria. During the last few years, our workers have had the opportunity to work abroad as specialists and teachers in the Universities of the USA, Yemen, Germany, the UK, etc. Odessa National Medical University “ODNMU” is proud of the fact that its workers were the scientists whose contribution to the world of Medical Science has been commonly acknowledged. Odesa National Medical University started training students in the English language in 1993 and it was the first Medical University in Ukraine, Russia, and Eastern Europe which started training in English medium. Later on, a lot of other medical universities also started medical faculties in English medium.

Research Activity

In recent years, ODNMU created unique scientific research and medical departments, which includes the ODNMU dental clinic, ODNMU multidisciplinary University Clinic, Research institute of Molecular-Genetics and Cellular Medicine, and Clinical Research Institute of Biophysics. With the help of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine at Odesa National Medical University, the following Diagnostics centers were opened: Cardio Hematology, Eye Microsurgery, Synthesis, Endoscopy and Laser Surgery, Pediatric cardiology, Toxicology, and others. Faculties and Specialties

GENERAL MEDICINE (MD / MBBS)

Duration of Course: 6 years
Degree Awarded: Doctor of Medicine (MD or MBBS).

PEDIATRICS

Duration of Course: 6 years
Degree Awarded: Doctor of Medicine (MD or MBBS).

DENTISTRY / STOMATOLOGY

Duration of Course: 5 years.
Degree awarded: Bachelor of dentistry (BDS).

PHARMACY

The duration of the pharmacy course is 5 years.

NURSING

The duration of the course is 2 years for a diploma and 4 years for a bachelor’s degree.
The degree awarded is a Bachelor of Nursing.

Postgraduate Education Faculties

Radiology;
Therapy;
Dermatology and Venereology;
Infectious Diseases;
Neurology;
Pathological Anatomy;
Psychiatry;
Obstetrics and Gynecology;
Anesthesiology;
Orthopedics;
Ophthalmology;
Urology;
Surgery;
Pediatrics;
Child Gynecology;
Pediatric Infectious Diseases;
Pediatric Surgery;
Hygiene of Children and Teenagers;
General Hygiene;
Cardiology;
Occupational Hygiene;
Epidemiology;
Therapeutic Dentistry;
Pediatric Dentistry;
Orthopedic Dentistry;
Surgical Dentistry.

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About University

South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushinsky is a public university in the large city of Odesa. Founded in 1817, SUNPU is one of the oldest educational institutions in Ukraine and the first teaching one on the northern Black Sea coast. South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushinsky was established as Pedagogical Institute at Richelieu Lyceum in Odesa on 2 May 1817. It is regarded as one of the oldest & most influential pedagogical universities in Ukraine. Currently, the University is a flagship teacher training university of the southern region of Ukraine with 17 acknowledged scholar schools, 62 specialties for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral training programs at 10 faculties, 4 divisions, and one institute. Within the period of its existence, more than 100,000 students have graduated from the University and have been employed at the educational institutions of Ukraine; more than 30 graduates have worked abroad. At present, there are 12 academicians, almost 70 Doctors of Sciences, and professors; 18 lecturers and educators hold the titles of Honorary Workers of Science, Education, Arts, and Sports; they are laureates of state prizes. A great number of scientists have received international awards; they are members of various national and international academies, communities, and associations.

International Cooperation

South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushynsky is a member of the International Association of Universities, East European Association of Universities, Association of European Universities, International Association of Pedagogical Universities of Central and Eastern Europe, Swedish National Scientific Association, AGEC – “European Association of Choral Communities for Public Activity”, European Council’s Higher Education and Research Committee (Strasburg), Norwegian-Ukrainian University Alliance, a well-known European organization “Observatory of the Magna Charta”. The university collaborates with more than 100 Ukrainian educational institutions and numerous universities in Europe, Asia, and America. The University is well-known far beyond the country; it collaborates with educational and research institutions in various countries. There is an International Distance Learning Centre, which is the only one in the south of Ukraine; educational research, information, and cultural centers of Israel, Turkey, the USA, Lithuania, People’s Republic of China (Confucius Institute). Lecturers and students participate in more than 30 international projects. The University is a coordinator of project studies according to international programs TEMPUS, Visegrad Fund, Fund “Ukraine-Norway”, etc.

Achievements

According to the SCOPUS database, the University ranks 1st among the pedagogical universities of Ukraine. The University collaborates with 80 educational and scientific institutions around the world, which makes it an influential university not just in Ukraine but all over Europe. There is an International Centre for Distance Learning functioning in association with the University; educational scientific information and cultural offices of the State of Israel, the US, Lithuania, China, and Korea develop their work under the support of the University. The establishment is a coordinator of project studies by international programs Tempus, Vyshehrad Fund, the “Ukraine-Norway“ Fund, and others). The University is constantly developing. In recent years there was a significant increase in the number of majors and specializations of training graduate, postgraduate and doctoral students. The University has an extensive system of material resources for providing educational processes and scientific work. Thus, a modern scientific library was put into operation. The University provides all necessary conditions for artistic, creative and sports activities of its students who can participate in forty sections and hobby groups. Significant sporting achievements of the University students and graduates of different years are represented with twenty-five Olympic champions, eighty-three winners of world and European championships, twenty-eight honored coaches and masters of sports of Ukraine. Amateur creative collectives take part in many prestigious competitions and festivals in Ukraine, Poland, the Czech Republic, China, the United States, and other countries where they annually win prizes and get the Grand Prix. Currently, according to different ratings, the University is among the leaders of pedagogical and humanities universities and is presented with high awards, namely those of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, and others.

Faculties

South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushynsky consists of 8 faculties.

The Faculty Of Primary Education
The Faculty Of Arts And Graphics
The Faculty Of Music And Choreography
The Faculty Of Physics And Mathematics
The Institute Of Postgraduate Education And Certification
The Institute Of Physical Education, Sports, And Rehabilitation
The Faculty Of History And Philology
The Faculty Of Foreign Languages
The Faculty Of Preschool Pedagogy And Psychology
The Faculty Of Social Studies And Humanities
Medical Faculty

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Vinnitsa Medical Institute named after N.I. Pirogov (University since 1994) has been developing doctors’ qualifications for 90 years. During this time, about 44 thousand specialists were educated, and they now work in Ukraine and other countries throughout the world. The University has a long history of excellence in education, research, student entertainment, and the maintenance of cordial relations with graduates. Undergraduates’ education is provided at 55 departments, all of which are staffed by qualified scientific-pedagogical personnel: an academician of the National Academy of Medical Sciences, 5 academicians as well as 5 members-correspondents of Academies of Science, 120 doctors of science, professors, 554 candidates of science, associated professors. Material-technical basis includes three educational buildings, up-to-date equipment, a research center and a center for technological innovations, over 780 modern computers with Internet access, a big library (500,000 volumes), and an in-house printing press. The Muslim Center and Mosque are situated near the University. 6250 students, including 1500 foreigners, are educated at the medical university. Totally about 44,000 doctors, comprising 2100 high-level specialists with Candidate's and Ph.D., M.D. degrees, as well as more than 7500 foreign residents from 106 countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa. Each year departments of the University publish 10-12 methodological manuals and other educational-methodical materials for international students. The Vice-rector for International Links administers the Medical University's operations in terms of educating doctors among foreign citizens, international partnership, and international relations. The department of international links, the preparatory faculty dean's office, and the dean's office for undergraduate and postgraduate foreign students constitute part of the management structure for international citizens' education. The University is well-known nationally and globally for its high-quality clinical experience, and it was awarded by the International Personnel Academy as one of the best Ukrainian institutions of higher education in 1995, 1997, and 2000. The University was recognized as one of the greatest educational medical institutions in 1997 as well as 2000 and was granted a special diploma. The University's objective is to strengthen its material foundation, establish favorable learning environments for students, student tutoring, scientific-pedagogical staff, and increase methodical-educational and research activities.

Faculties:

Faculty of Medicine 1 (Speciality – “General Medicine”);
Faculty of Medicine 2 (Specialities – “Paediatrics”, “Medical Psychology”);
Faculty of Dentistry (Speciality – “Dentistry”);
Faculty of Pharmacy (Specialities – “Pharmacy”, “Clinical Pharmacy”);
The Largest Preparatory Faculty for Foreign Citizens in Ukraine (Licensed Intake – 500 Persons);
Faculty of Postgraduate Training with The Branch in Khmelnytskyy City;

Departments of the University:

Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences
Department of Foreign Languages
Physical Training and Therapeutic Exercises Department
Department of Biological Physics, Medical Equipment and Informatics
Department of Biological and General Chemistry
Department of Medical Biology
Department of Human Physiology
Department of Human Anatomy
Department of Histology
Department of Microbiology
Department of Pathophysiology
Department of Pathoanatomy and Forensic Medicine
Department of Pharmacology
Department of Hygiene and Ecology
Department of Social Medicine and Organization of Health Services
Department of Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy
Department of Internal Medicine Propedeutics
Department of Internal Medicine № 1
Department of Internal Medicine № 2
Department of Internal Medicine № 3
Department of Internal Medicine for Medical Faculty № 2
Department of Internal and Family Medicine
Department of Infectious Diseases with Epidemiology Course
Department of Phthisiology and Immunology
Department of Endocrinology with Postgraduate Training Course
Department of General Surgery
Department of Surgery № 1
Department of Surgery № 2
Department of Surgery for Medical Faculty № 2
Department of Pediatric Surgery
Department of Traumatology and Orthopedics with Live Safety Course
Department of Radiology, Radiotherapy and Oncology
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology № 1
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology № 2
Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases
Department of ENT diseases
Department of Ophthalmology
Department of Nervous Diseases
Department of Psychiatry with Narcology Course
Department of Medical Psychology, Psychiatry with Postgraduate Education Course
Department of Propedeutics of Pediatric Diseases and Care for Sick Children
Department of Pediatrics № 1
Department of Pediatrics № 2
Department of Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Department of Therapeutic Dentistry
Department of Prosthetic Dentistry
Department of Surgical Dentistry
Department of Pediatric Dentistry
Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Clinical Pharmacology
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Department of Pharmacy
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology under Postgraduate Training Faculty
Department of Surgery with Dentistry Course under Postgraduate Training Faculty
Department of Therapy with General practice and Family medicine Course under Postgraduate Training Faculty
Department of Pediatrics under Postgraduate Training Faculty.

Accommodation

Hostels at Vinnitsa National Medical University provide fully equipped rooms, a pleasant study atmosphere, and a recreation facility nearby. The University has seven hostels comprising 44512 square meters with accommodations for3344 students. All international students who obtain an educational admission from the University are guaranteed housing placement services. International students have a variety of housing alternatives, and it is essential to decide whether you like an independent lifestyle or living in a community. In order to profit the full life of the University, combine advantages of living on or near campus, participate in different programs that will help you succeed academically, build lifelong friendships, as well as enjoy comfortable and affordable living in Ukraine. Guard security service is responsible for students’ safety at the University's grounds, as well as the main student routes from the hostels to the campuses. Students have access to rooms in campus. All of the hostel rooms are fully equipped, also the size and amount of conveniences vary. Two or three students can share a room in the University hostels.

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About University

Bogomolets National Medical University Kyiv Is the oldest university in Ukraine, with a global cultural environment and a fantastic student life. With over 13,000 students, doctors-interns, masters, post-graduates, and people working for Ph.D. degrees and about 1300 foreign students BNMU has always been one of the biggest institutes serving in the field of medicine for over a century. The university is characterized by a great history and innumerable achievements and a great cultural fusion with students coming from over 53 countries around the globe to pursue their dream careers in various fields both at the graduate and post-graduate levels offered at the university. With 12 faculties, 78 departments, more than 1200 scientific and pedagogical professionals including 31 academicians and members of the National Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Medical Sciences, 34 academicians of public academies, 42 members of International Organizations and Associations, 99 honored members of Science and Technology, 189 Doctors of Sciences, 137 Professors, 720 Candidates of science, 338 Associate Professors, 139 Clinical bases with 8100 beds and 250 thousand patients treated every year and more than 70,000 surgeries conducted every year, BNMU is the first choice for students not only from Ukraine but from countries like Poland, Belarus, Russia, Spain, Hungary, Czech, Turkmenistan, etc. for their career in medicine with limitless education offerings at both undergraduate and Masters Level.

Facts about University

One of Eastern Europe’s most highly-ranked universities
Diversity and expansion – education and research in 12 faculties.
An array of educational offerings at undergraduate and various courses at Postgra graduate levels in over 40 specialties.
Student Exchange and research collaboration with universities throughout Mainland Europe.
Excellence- State-of-the-art infrastructure for training world-class doctors.
Active, systematic quality control of the educational process.
Superbly equipped with medical technology of the highest standards, purpose-designed, modern, interdisciplinary campus facility.
One of the oldest universities in Eastern Europe and the Soviet USSR with living cultural and educational settings.
Fantastic European standard student life with great cultural offerings and various festivities.

HISTORY

1840 His Emperor Highness Mykola I signed the Highest Rescript about opening the medical faculty at St. Volodymyr University.
1841 Council of St. Volodymyr University approved the decision about opening the 1st medical faculty in September 1841. First admission – 29 students. On 23 (9), September, professor M.I. Kozlov read the first lecture on anatomy, and on 26 (12), September, professor V.O. Karavayev – the first lecture on encyclopedia and methodology of medicine.
1921 Kyiv Institute of Health Care was renamed Kyiv State Medical Academy, which later became Kyiv medical institute
1946 Kyiv Medical Institute was given the name of the President of the Academy of Sciences of UkrSSR O.O. Bogomolets.
1965 The historical museum of medicine was organized on the basis of the institute (since 1982 – National museum of medicine of Ukraine).
1992 The institute was reorganized into Ukrainian O.O. Bogomolets state medical university.
1995 By the Decree from the President of Ukraine the university received the status of O.O. Bogomolets National medical university.
2003 The symbolism of the University – Emblem, Anthem, and Flag – were established and approved for the first time in the history of the establishment. Reorganization of the stomatological polyclinic of MHC of Ukraine at NMU into the Stomatological medical center of the University. The University was appointed as the base establishment on coordination for implementation of the Bologna declaration’s provisions in the higher medical education of MHC of Ukraine. The perspective plan for the development of the University for 2004-2010 was developed and approved by the Scientific Council – the program document about the strategic development of the establishment, prepared for the first time in its history. Establishment of English-speaking teaching of foreign students at the University.
2004 The symbolism of the University – Emblem, Anthem, and Flag – were established and approved for the first time in the history of the establishment. Reorganization of the stomatological polyclinic of MHC of Ukraine at NMU into the Stomatological medical center of the University. The University was appointed as the base establishment on coordination for implementation of the Bologna declaration’s provisions in the higher medical education of MHC of Ukraine. The perspective plan for the development of the University for 2004-2010 was developed and approved by the Scientific Council – the program document about the strategic development of the establishment, prepared for the first time in its history. Establishment of English-speaking teaching of foreign students at the University
2005 Establishment of Eastern European network of universities, which includes 35 higher schools from 7 countries, under the aegis of the University in order to intensify the international cooperation, directed to realization of Bologna declaration’s principles.
2006 O.O. Bogomolets National medical university celebrated its 165th anniversary since its foundations, the 125th birthday of academician O.O. Bogomolets, the 125th anniversary since the establishment of the O.O. Kysil students’ scientific society, the 115th birthday of the graduate from the establishment M.O. Bulgakov. The construction of the new modern academic laboratory complex of the University with the library was started.
2007 according to the state rating of the Ministry of health care of Ukraine – first place among higher schools of III-IV accreditation levels due to direction of health care; Golden medal at the International exhibition “Modern education in Ukraine” in the nomination “Integration of science and education in higher school”; The only in the state the faculty for training of doctors in the sphere of physical culture and sport at O.O. Bogomolets National university and National university of physical education and sport of Ukraine;
2008 1st place in rating from Ministry of health care of Ukraine among higher schools of III-IV accreditation levels due to direction “Health care”; 3rd place in the state rating from Ministry of health care of Ukraine “TOP-200 Ukraine” Golden Medal at International exhibition “Modern education in Ukraine” in the nomination “Innovative studies in higher education”; Honorary title “Leader in modern education”;
2009 Famous lecture by the laureate of the Nobel Prize, academician Yevgen Chazov, who was awarded the title of Honorary doctor of medicine at the University. The University was awarded two Gold medals at the International exhibitions “Modern education in Ukraine” and “Education and career”; the honorary title “Leader in the establishment of modern learning aids”.
2010 the University was awarded 4 Gold medals at International specialized exhibitions “Education and career”, “Innovative studies in education” for “Development of students’ scientific research work”, “Work guidance among youth”, “Innovative studies in higher education”, “Innovative studies in comprehensive school”, “International cooperation in the sphere of education and science”; The solemn meeting, devoted to graduation of doctors and pharmacists, took place at the National Palace of arts “Ukraine” with the participation of Prime-Minister of Ukraine, Chairman of Supervisory Council of University Mykola Yanovych Azarov. Professor V.F. Moskalenko, Vice-president of NAMS of Ukraine, academician of NAMS and corresponding member of NAPS of Ukraine, honorary worker of science and technology of Ukraine, honorary doctor of Ukraine, head at the department of social medicine and health care, was elected to the post of the rector unanimously for the second time by the conference of representatives for labor collective of the University. Modern lecture hall No 3, named after V.F. Voyno-Yasenetskyy, which became the winner at International contests among CIS countries “Prointegration awards 2010”, was opened. The contingent of persons that study at the University has increased to 10 ths. people. The special training program for doctors at the expense of Kyiv regional state administration was launched for the first time among higher medical schools in Ukraine.
2011 President of Ukraine Victor Fedorovich Yanukovich and Metropolitan of Kyiv and all Ukraine, Primate of Ukrainian Orthodox Church VOLODYMYR congratulated the graduates from the University. O.O. Bogomolets National medical university celebrated its 170th anniversary since its foundation, the 200th birthday of Professor Volodymyr Opanasovych Karavayev, the 130th birthday of academician Oleksander Oleksandrovych Bogomolets, the 130th anniversary of the establishment of O.A. Kysil students’ scientific society, 120th birthday for Mykhaylo Afanasiyovych Bulgakov, 20th anniversary since the establishment of Ukrainian medical lyceum at O.O. Bogomolets NMU; City special training program of doctors for health care establishments in c. Kyiv for 2011-2017 was implemented for the first time among higher schools of Ukraine; Golden medal at the international exhibition of educational establishments “Modern education in Ukraine” in the nomination “Spiritual development of youth and physical improvements”; 1st place in rating from Ministry of education and science, youth and sport of Ukraine among higher schools of III-IV accreditation levels in the nomination “Health care”; 4th place in state rating among higher schools within UNESCO project “TOP-200 Ukraine”; Perspective complex plan for the development of University for 2011-2017 was developed and approved by Scientific Council. The memorial plaques in honor of the first dean of medical faculty at St. Volodymyr University, Professor V.O. Karavayev, famous graduates V.F. Voyno-Yasenetskyy (St. Luka) and play-writer and writer M.A. Bulgakov were erected at the administrative and morphological buildings of the University; The graduates from the University received the diploma of the international form “Diploma Supplement” for the first time; The University was acknowledged as the Leader of modern education-2011, awarded with the Grand Prix and golden medal at the international exhibition “Modern educational institutions”; The University joined to the association of the Great Charter for leading universities in the world (Magna Charta Universitatum), c. Bologna, Italy.

International Cooperation

43 agreements with international and foreign organizations and institutions, co-founder of the Interuniversity center of science and cooperation in countries in South and South-Eastern Europe, East European chain of universities, a participant in 27 educational and 49 scientific international projects; Partner in the EU program “Erasmus Mundus” to provide mobility of students and teachers, together with Caroline Institute (Sweden) it implements the academic and scientific program on training of young scientists; University actively cooperates with WHO and ERB WHO;

Equipment and Accommodation

Scientific library with a stock of over 700 ths. Volumes, 26 internet classes, approximately 1 200 computers in the academic process; Stomatological medical center – one of the most powerful in Europe, designed for 300 chairs. Every year over 290 ths. Visitors attend the center; 137 clinical bases, where approximately 200,000 patients are treated every year, over 12 ths. Childbirths are taken up to 60 ths. Operative interferences are made; 8 academic buildings, and lecture halls for 2.8 ths. Places, Ukrainian training center of family medicine, has 26 computer rooms; 7 hostels. 12 students canteens and cafeterias, sports complex, sanatorium-preventorium per 75 places, and recreation center in Konch-Zaspa per 407 places; The construction of the new twenty-six-story academic laboratory building and elite hostels was started in 2006; 22 amateur talent groups, among which 5 have the status of People’s ones; 9 sports clubs;

Recognition

According to the state rating from the Ministry of education and science of Ukraine, the University takes first place among higher medical schools of III-IV accreditation levels and fourth place among higher schools in Ukraine; Honorary title “Laureate of a contest in nominations “Integration of education of Ukraine into European community” and “Innovations in implementation of information communication technologies into educational practice”. The university is awarded gold medals at International exhibitions of educational institutions' “Modern education in Ukraine” different nominations for many years in a row. New modern lecture hall No 3, named after V.F. Voyno-Yasenetsky, was opened, for which the university was awarded the diploma of the national prize “Prointegration awards 2010” in the nomination “Best solution for the educational sector”; For the first time, the university took part in a city special program on training medical staff for healthcare establishments in c. Kyiv for 2011-2017; The memorial plaques were erected in honor of the first dean of the medical faculty of St. Volodymyr University, Professor V.O. Karavayev, famous graduates V.F. Voyno-Yasenetskyy (St. Luka) and play-writer and writer M.A. Bulgakov; Faculties and Specialties BNMU offers courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in English, Russian and Ukrainian mediums of instruction. International Students are offered courses in 3 Faculties.

1. Faculty Of General Medicine:

Undergraduate Course- MBBS/MD (Physician)
Duration-6 years
The Medical course at BNMU takes six years and leads to an MD (Doctor of Medicine) or MBBS.

About Medicine Course

In the undergraduate program, during six years of study, the students learn different subjects from fundamental subjects disciplines to special medical subjects. The successful students who will complete their studies for six years will be awarded medical degrees after passing the state exams. There is a wide range of specializations available in the public and private sectors, involving research, academic medicine, public health, clinical medicine, and other areas. Specialties include Cardiology, Oncology, Pediatrics, Psychological Medicine, Surgery, Pathology, Public Health, General Practice, and many others. Most doctors complete postgraduate training in their chosen specialty. The Medical Faculty at BNMU, together with its teaching clinical base of 135 hospitals and other health organizations in Ukraine and abroad, will provide the necessary physical and human resources to create a scholarly environment appropriate for the training of medical graduates so that they acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to become accomplished physicians and surgeons with the highest moral and ethical standards

2. Faculty Of Stomatology:

Course offered- Bachelor of dental sciences (BDS)
Duration- 5 years

The faculty of Stomatology/Dentistry at BNMU offers undergraduate courses for 5 years. The course is offered in Russian, Ukrainian, and English. BNMU takes pride in having the best dentistry department in Ukraine and One of the best in Eastern Europe with state of art infrastructure and the most advanced methods of teaching and training students in the field of dentistry.

About Dentistry Course

The course at BNMU aims at preparing students for the industry by equipping them with all the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills. It will increase the number and quality of trained professionals that are an important part of all healthcare organizations and institutes. At the dentistry faculty, the curriculum is worked out for five academic years. The students master the basic subjects of medical and biological profiles, as well as various clinical disciplines, which are so necessary for a dentist. On condition of successful completion of the study, the graduates are given the Diploma of a doctor–dentist. The curriculum foresees further postgraduate education. The degree awarded is BDS. For the junior courses students study theoretical disciplines and beginning from the fourth course, they start studying clinical disciplines. In junior courses students study theoretical disciplines and, beginning from the fourth course, they start studying clinical disciplines. Among them, there is therapeutic and orthopedic stomatology. The chairs of anatomy, histology, normal physiology, biochemistry, and general chemistry, having wonderful traditions in the organization of educational processes and highly skilled teachers, could do profiles for the teaching of their disciplines, taking into account the faculty’s specificity. For mastering the propaedeutic course students the departments were well equipped with additional premises and acquired a necessary quantity of visual aids and special apparatus. All employees of the chairs and students took an active part in making the educational manuals. A metal-ceramic laboratory and a laboratory for high-frequency melting and casting of dentures are specially organized. At special dental departments, the students study the principal actual problems of dentistry: caries, periodontosis, and diseases of the mucous membrane in the mouth cavity. The principal task of the dental faculty is the perfection of higher dentistry education, raising the quality of doctors dental training. At the faculty, they worked out and applied the complex methodical ways for optimization of the educational process, which is aimed at the activation of cognitive activity of students, development of habits for educational and researching work, training the creative method of approach for professional activity. The stomatological faculty helps the students to obtain good knowledge in the dental field. It grows and develops, absorbing all the best from the experience of the University’s work. The course studies dentistry from an international perspective and prepares students for a successful career in the industry. Some of the modules taught in this program include:

Physiological Sciences
Foundations of Dental Practice
Oral Microbiology
Oral Anatomy & Histology
Dental Biochemistry
Dental Pathophysiology
Dentistry (Operative, Endodontic, Prosthetics)
Dentistry (Operative)
Dental Practice
Dental Clinical Practice
Topics in Clinical Dentistry
Medicine and Surgery for Dental Practice
Periodontics, Special Needs Dentistry, Dental Public Health
Foundations of Psychology for Health and Human Services

Post-graduate Education- Post Graduate courses at the faculty of dentistry are offered at 3 levels i.e

Clinical Residency (ORDINATURA)
Master’s level (ASPIRANTURA)
Doctoral levels
Endodontics (Therapeutic stomatology)
Pediatric stomatology
Oral and maxillofacial Surgery
Orthodontics and orthopedic stomatology
Pediatric operative stomatology

The Clinical Residency courses are offered to students who have completed their undergraduate course at the faculty of stomatology and generally last for 2 years. The specialties available are: The Postgraduate course offered at the faculty of stomatology at BNMU is a completely practical course and requires adequate knowledge of the Russian/Ukrainian language for patient interaction and completion of training as a pre-requisite.

3. Faculty Of Pharmacy:

Course Offered- B.Pharm Duration – 5 years The course in Pharmacy offered by O.O Bogomolets National Medical University is designed for students who would like to specialize and be trained in the effective use of medicinal drugs. Pharmaceutical studies involve the study of chemical sciences together with health sciences. It helps ensure the safe use and administration of pharmaceutical drugs. Practicing pharmacy includes modern roles in health care and clinical services as well as reviewing drugs for more traditional services like dispensing and compounding medication

Post Graduate Education

Postgraduate courses are offered for foreigners in many specialties at BNMU. The faculty of postgraduate education offers the study in 55 medical specialties. The Courses offered are

Clinical Residency
Masters Course
Doctoral Courses.

Clinical Residencies are available in the following specialties at BNMU.

Orthopedics & Traumatology
Surgery
Gynecology&Obstetrics
Internal diseases
Neurosurgery
Ophthalmology
Dermatology & Venereology
Pulmonary Medicine
Gastroenterology
Endocrinology
Urology
Cardiology
Anesthesiology & Intensive care medicine
Pediatrics & Children Infectious
Pediatrics Surgery
Nephrology
Hygiene Ecology
Infectious diseases and Epidemiology
Clinical Pharmacology& Pharmacotherapy
Microbiology
Neurology
Family medicine
Oncology
Topographical Anatomy and Operative Surgery
Toxicology
Thoracic surgery
Radiology

The main objective of the postgraduate training is to allow the students of medical institutions to continue their education and general practitioners to improve their skills for further certification and faculty is directed at the training and improvement of qualification and skills of specialists to master not only up-to-date medical information but new modern technologies of today and tomorrow.

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Ternopil State Medical University (TSMU) keeps the lead along with the Ukrainian educational establishments. Since its foundation in 1957, TSMU is known as a prominent establishment where education is conducted in compliance with sophisticated medical programs. European Credit Test System (ECTS) is an educational system espoused by the University. TSMU has the feel of a welcoming environment and great minds represented by teaching staff who work harder to achieve brilliant outcomes. 3 corresponding members of Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, 80 Professors, 278 Associate Professors, 116 Assistant Professors serve on TSMU. The University became an alma mater to over 1,000 students from almost 50 countries. World-renown organizations recognize Ternopil’s State Medical University diplomas among those are WHO, US Education Department, General Medical Council of England, EU Countries. The University includes: Faculties

● Medical Faculty
● Faculty of Pharmacy
● Faculty of Dentistry
● Faculty of Foreign Students
● Faculty of Postgraduate Training

Institutes

● Institute of Biomedical Problems
● nbsp;Institute of Modelling and Analysis of Pathological Processes
● Institute of Morphology
● Institute of Nursing
● M.P.Skakun Institute of Pharmacology, Hygiene, Medical Biochemistry, Bioethics and Deontology

Departments

Medical Faculty Institute of Morphology

● Department of Histology, Cytology and Embryology
● Department of Human Anatomy
● Department of Pathological Anatomy with Dissection Course and Forensic Medicine

Institute of Biomedical Problems

● Department of Medical Biology
● Department of Microbiology, Virology and Immunology
● Department of Physiology
● Department of Social Medicine, Organizations and Economics of Public Health with Medical Statistics

M.P.Skakun Institute of Pharmacology, Hygiene and Medical Biochemistry

● Department of General Hygiene and Ecology
● Department of Medical Biochemistry
● Department of Medical Bioethics and Deontology
● Department of Pharmacology with Clinical Pharmacology

Institute of Modellingand Analysis of Pathological Processes

● Department of Emergency and Disaster Medicine in the course of military training
● Department of Foreign Languages and Medical Terminology
● Department of Medical Informatics and Physics
● Department of Pathological Physiology
● Department of Philosophy and Social Studies
● Department of Ukrainian studies

Clinical Departments

● Department of Clinical and Laboratory Diagnostics
● Department of Clinical Pharmacy
● Department of General and Operative Surgery with Topographical Anatomy,Traumatologyand Orthopedics
● Department of Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology, Dermatology andVenereology
● Department of internal medicine № 1
● Department of Internal Medicine № 3
● Department of Medical Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine
● Department of Neurology, Psychiatry,Narcologyand Medical Psychology
● Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology № 1
● Department of Oncology, Radiology Diagnostics and Therapy and Radiation Medicine
● Department of Pediatrics with Pediatric Surgery№1
● Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
● Department of Pharmaceutical Disciplines
● Department of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
● Department of Surgery № 1
● Department ofOtorhinolaryngology, Ophthalmology and Neurosurgery
● Department ofpharmacognosywith medical botany
● Departmentof Internal MedicinePropedeuticsandPhthisiology
● Faculty of Pharmacy

Faculty of Postgraduate Training

● Department of Endoscopy with Mini-Invasive Surgery, Urology, Orthopaedics andTraumatology of the Faculty of Postgraduate Training
● Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of the Faculty of Postgraduate Training
● Department of Paediatrics of the Faculty of Postgraduate Training
● Department of Surgery of the Faculty of Postgraduate Training
● Department of Therapeutics and Family Medicine of the Faculty of Postgraduate Training

Faculty of Dentistry

● Department of Dental Surgery
● Department of Orthopaedic Dentistry
● Department of Pediatric Dentistry
● Department of Therapeutic Dentistry

Faculty of Foreign Students and Institute of Nursing

● Department of Clinical Immunology, Allergology and General Patient Care
● Department of Internal Medicine №2
● Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology № 2
● Department of Pediatrics №2
● Department of Surgery with Anaesthesiology №2

The duration of the programs is listed below: Medicine (6 Years – MD or MBBS); Dentistry (5 years); Pharmacy (5 Years); Nursing (2-4 Years). Postgraduate studies are also available in a variety of disciplines. English, French, Russian, and Ukrainian are the languages of teaching. All the faculties provide education in English. The institutes and departments of the University are situated in 12 educational facilities, as well as 17 clinics and hospitals. TSMU has a variety of international partnerships. The University concluded treaties concerning exchange academic and research programs both for students and academic personnel. USA, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Slovak Republic, and Russia all these counties comprise different universities for such programs. For the first time in Ukraine, The American Nursing Program was implemented in TSMU. Currently, TSMU conducts training in both American Nursing School and International Nursing School under the American Nursing School curriculum. The University of South Carolina Upstate located in the USA is in partnership with TSMU in exchange programs for Nursing Faculty students. Two degrees are obtained in Nursing School:

● Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) duration of study is two years;
● Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) duration of study is four years (or two years for those who have already obtained nursing degree).

Undergraduates interested in living and serving in the US are entitled to pass the National Council License Examination (NCLEX) and Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS). Additional training courses for these exams are provided in TSMU. Also, students are eligible to transfer to the United States to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree after completing an Associate Degree program.

Accommodation

TSMU contains hostel complexes №1-4 with surrounding grounds. Both Ukrainian and foreign students, interns, resident doctors live on the campus territory.

The hostel comprises 206 rooms with 508 bed places. Internet connection is provided in almost all rooms. Every floor features 2 wings with accommodation blocks, a side room, a kitchen. Also, the hostel includes 2 libraries, a first aid room, a gym, and a laundry.

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About University

Ivano Frankivsk is one of the most beautiful cities in Ukraine, an important scientific and cultural center. State establishment Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University is a modern institution of higher education with rich traditions. The establishment of Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University was founded in the year of 1945. Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University is one of the oldest and leading medical universities in Ukraine in the last 68 years and the former USSR. A high level of qualification allows graduates of the University to work successfully in many countries of the world, to achieve great success in science and practical public health services. Among them are scientists, heads of public health service, and honored doctors.

History of the University

Ivano-Frankivsk National University (then Stanislavski State Medical Institute ) was founded on October 6, 1945. By that time, there were 395 students in the institute and 47 teachers, among whom there were only a few doctors and candidates of sciences, theoretical and operated 14 2 clinical departments. 10 years later in high school, with 12 professors, and doctors, the number of students exceeded 1,000. In 1962, with the renaming of the city was renamed as Institute of Ivano-Frankivsk State Medical Institute. Since 1992 – Medical on Academy. On November 27, 2008 – National University. Since 1945, has trained more than 16,000 doctors, 5,000 of them working in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. As the 2010 University at 39th place among the top 200 universities in Ukraine. Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University provides high-quality education to students who are looking for quality education at affordable course fees. There are Thirteen faculties and a preparatory department. The IvanoFrankivsk National Medical University trains specialists along the following education/qualification levels: Under graduate, Junior specialists, specialists, and masters.

Recognition and Accreditation

All the education projects of the University are directed and affirmed by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. Degrees and certificates for diplomas issued to International scholars by the Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University are authorized by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Students from India will be qualified to be in India, subject to clearing every one of the conventions. Students from India going to Ukraine through Global Medical Foundation have customarily performed extraordinarily well in the MCI Screening Test.

Majors:

General Medicine (Doctor of Medicine degree) – 6 years course
Dentistry (Doctor of Dentistry degree) – 5-year course
Pediatrics (Doctor of Medicine degree) – 6-year course
Pharmacy (Bachelor of Pharmacy degree) – 5-year course
Nursing (RN) – 3 / 4-year course
Prosthodontics (MDS / Clinical Residency) – 2-year course
Educational and Qualification levels: Specialist (MD, MDD)
Master of Medicine (Pharmacy) Ph.D.

Postgraduate Training:

Internship Clinical Residentura Master and Ph.D. courses Specialization and Post-Diploma Training for Doctors Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University prepare specialists in 185 medical specialties. Good facilities, the high qualification level of the teaching staff, and scientific and methodical provision led Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University to be one of the leading places in the country. Teaching Staff 443 teachers, among them 77 PhDs, 264 candidates for PhD, and 19 Academicians, including five Honored Science and Technique Workers of Ukraine, one Honored Worker of public education of Ukraine, two Honored doctors of Ukraine, two Laureates of State prize of Ukraine carry out pedagogical, scientific, medical and educational work at 48 departments. Ivano Frankivsk National Medical University has very good facilities.

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About University

Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University (LNMU) is one of the oldest and biggest medical educational institutions in Ukraine. It is one of the leading medical universities with an IV level of accreditation. LNMU begins from the Medical Faculty of Lviv University, which was opened on November 16, 1784. 22 scientific schools actively function and develop in University: obstetrics and gynecology, biochemical, hygienic, infectious diseases, history of medicine and pharmacy, microbiological, morphological, neurology and neurosurgery, oncology, otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmological, of pathological anatomy and pathological physiology, pediatric, psychiatric, of dentistry, of internal diseases, pharmacological, physiological, of physiatry, of chemistry and pharmacy, of surgery. At 78 departments of Lviv National Medical University named by Danylo Halytsky, at the Institute of Clinical Pathology, in the Central Research Laboratory (CRL) and Laboratory of industrial toxicology are working 1211 scientists. Faculties and Specialties Training of specialists in LNMU is provided at 6 Faculties:

Medical Faculty №1;
Medical Faculty №2;
Faculty of Dentistry;
Faculty of Pharmacy;
Faculty of Postgraduate training;
Faculty of Foreign Students.

Education for Foreign Citizens

LNMU provides admission for foreign citizens to undergraduate education at the Faculty of General Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, and Faculty of Pharmacy also provides admission for Preparatory Courses and Postgraduate Training. According to the License of Ministry of Education, Science, Youth and Sports of Ukraine АГ №582786 from 07.02.2012 the number of foreign citizens for Undergraduate Education – 250 persons, for Preparatory Course – 100 persons, for Postgraduate training – 150 persons. Beginning in 1961 Lviv National Medical University provides education for foreign citizens. Over 50 years over 2,5 thousand doctors and pharmacists – foreigners have got an education in LNMU and have been working successfully as doctors and pharmacists in many countries of the world. Education is provided in Ukrainian, and Russian Language, and since 1997 the teaching of foreign students in English has been launched and is rapidly developing. Now 70% of University foreign students study in English Medium Programs. Students of all Faculties in Lviv National Medical University study according to the credit-module system. In 2011 the first graduation of students of Lviv State Medical University, who studied according to the demands of the “Bologna” process, took place.

Equipment

Lviv National Medical Academy library contains more than 530000 volumes of textbooks, manuals, and other relevant medical literature. The library has modern computer equipment. She has an Internet connection and is connected with other scientific city libraries. Clinical departments of Lviv National Medical University have the fund for more than 10000 beds (41 affiliated hospitals), 9 polyclinic departments with 3510 attendances during shifts, University dental medical center for more than 2000 attendances during shifts. Over 2,500 unique preparations are collected in Anatomical Museum, as well as in the Museum of Human Diseases (which is included in the register of national heritage) and in the Museum of Forensic Medicine. The rare collection of medicinal and other useful plants of the University botanical garden, the collection of samples of medicinal plants of different climatic zones, the herbarium of Podillya and Carpathian region flora (3500 samples) is a good base for the research of students and teaching staff. Today Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University combines a botanical garden, CRL, and Laboratory of industrial toxicology, an Institute of clinical pathology, a research center for the investigation of anticancer drugs, a scientific library, 8 student hostels, a sanatorium, student cafes, and canteens, sports and health recovery camp “Medyk”.

International Cooperation

Lviv National Medical University is a Member of the International and European Associations of Universities, and also is a member of almost 70 other international organizations, academies, and federations. University is included in the Directory of the World Health Organization (WHO) and in the Directory of Universities of Central European countries. In terms of University activities, LNMU has the leading position in ratings of higher educational institutions and higher medical educational institutions of Ukraine (Scopus 2010 – the 2nd place among medical universities and academies of Ukraine). University scientists closely cooperate with foreign colleagues in different spheres of medicine and pharmacy. Agreements of cooperation in the area of medical education and research were signed and are fulfilled between LNMU and Jagiellonian University Medical College (Krakow, Poland), Silesian Medical University (Katowice, Poland), Lublin Medical University (Poland), Poznan Medical University (Poland), Medical University in Warsaw (Poland), Wroclaw Medical University (Poland), Medical University in Gdansk (Poland), Medical University in Bialystok (Poland), Medical University in Sofia (Bulgaria). University departments and laboratories participate in 12 scientific programs of the Ukrainian Ministry of Health and international organizations. More than 50 research projects are carried out together with Ukrainian and foreign partners.

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About University

Ivano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil and Gas (IFNTUOG) – Ukraine’s only higher education institution gas profile in which 13 departments have about 10 thousand students. Becoming our student, you will get opportunities to develop your mental skills, gain new knowledge and rewarding profession, get answers to your questions from faculty and gas industry experts, and participate in scientific research. IFNTUOG – a powerful and extensive educational and scientific-industrial complex, the base Carpathian regional organization of students and teachers. It carried Pre-and post-graduate training, physical function, and technical high school, and college electronic devices. 56 departments with strong research and teaching team – nearly 700 teachers, of which 75 – are doctors, and professors, more than 350 – Are ph.D., associate professors, and 14 – are Laureates of State Prizes of Ukraine, which solves a number of important tasks. First of all, the improvement of the educational process and directing it to the national standards of specialist training required qualifications, the introduction of specialist training step: the search for new forms and methods of training, type control of student learning technologies: enhancing teaching and laboratory facilities, training of the teaching staff qualifications and more.

Information Technologies in the Teaching Process

have a significant impact on improving the quality of training and improving discipline plays a rating evaluation of student learning modules. One way to improve the training of future professionals – Is an introduction to University information technology. This work is done in classroom lessons and activities at the organization of independent students. This way ensured continuity and prepares tomorrow’s professionals in the field of computing. Improve professional qualification in training and facilitate annual student competitions, contests, and scientific and technical conferences.

Faculties

College of automatics and computer science
College of electrification and information-measurement te technologies
College of economics and entrepreneurship
College of oil-gas logistics
College of management and informational activities
College of management of industrial and regional economic development
College of the architecture of tourist complexes
Gas-oil industrial College
Geological investigatory College
Engineer-ecological College
Mechanical College

International Cooperation

Education actively integrates into the international space. Increased the capacity of the university in training teachers, and exchange students in internships abroad in obtaining information from foreign countries in the fields of planning, organization, and implementation of the educational process. The university of oil and gas was among the first universities in Ukraine to become a member of the International Association for the exchange of students and internships (IAESTE). Since 1990 our students – economists have become members of the International Association of students and young professionals who study economics and management (AIESES).

Research Activity

Scientific-research institute of Petroleum Energy and Environment of the University within 16 academic schools, run by well-known scholars in the field, successfully conducted a study of the many problems of the oil and gas industry, almost all developing patented, are world novelty and put into production.

Equipment and Accommodation

Iis FNTUOG has located 12 academic buildings with 120 classrooms, 26 specialized classrooms, 142 laboratories, and 32 educational computer classes. It has a rich scientific and technical library that includes more than 1.3 million copies, a unique geological museum, which was given the status of national heritage Ukraine, and the Museum of History University Innovation Fair Grounds. 7 The student’s hostels, sports complex of 5 gyms, swimming pools, Gym, ski facilities, sports camp “Torch,” recreation “Oilman”.Work sanatorium “Fit”, infirmary, dining, and buffets. an important component of the educational process of young people is the center of culture and leisure students, which is 12 amateur gan groups, 5 of which are the honorary title of People (dance ensemble “Gems” and “Rhythm “vocal” horizon “and” Fountain “show – ballet” Charm “), KVN team” Naf-Naf and gas, “female vocal ensemble” Echo “literary drama team” Masquerade “breakdance team” Dead zoon “and so on.

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About University

Sumy State University is located in Sumy city in the North-East of Ukraine. Its history began in 1948. Today, SSU is a leading university of a classical type with the III-IV accreditation level in the region. The University currently serves about 16,000 students who are pursuing pre-bachelor, bachelor, specialist, and master degrees in 46 majors and 22 fields of knowledge. About 1300 students represent almost 50 countries worldwide. The educational process at the University is provided in Ukrainian, Russian, and English languages. Studying in English was applied in 2004 for students of the Medical Institute and it was the first at the University. Since 2006 Medical Institute turned to an educational process organization according to the credit-module system with appraisal plan ESTC (European Credit Transfer System), which means one of the main stages of integration into the European educational process, which allows graduates of higher education institutions to be competitive at the labor-market. In 2012, the list of specialties for the major “Medical and Preventive Care” has been expanded. On 27 December 2012, according to the resolution of the State Accreditation Committee of Ukraine, SSU Medical Institute received the right to train specialists in the major “Dentistry.” In 20 years the medical research institution appeared where the Institute received its achievements and investigations. During this time, the institution prepared nearly 2,000 Doctors, 1,500 of them work in the hospitals of Sumy Oblast and others. Clinical departments are located mostly at Sumy hospitals, which are fitted out with modern diagnostic equipment. SSU Medical Institute students can also participate in multi-center international studies.

Achievements

SSU is included in the directory of the world’s best universities by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. Sumy State University enters the TOP group (3%) of leading universities of the world and is classified as a university with high research intensity according to the international ranking of higher education institutions QS World University Rankings. SSU is in the TOP-100 according to QS University Rankings: EECA (Emerging Europe and Central Asia) among the universities of this region. According to these rankings, SSU enters the TOP-5 Ukrainian universities. SSU also ranked 101-150 among the fastest-rising young stars of the higher education world by the QS. Sumy State University is the first Ukrainian higher education institution, which passed in 2014 an independent external audit of the QS Company and was given the highest points (5 stars) in such categories as Teaching, Engagement, Access, and E-learning. The University holds the highest position among Ukrainian higher education institutions for the number of prize-winning places in All-Ukrainian competitions of students’ research works and is among leaders in All-Ukrainian Olympiads in educational disciplines, training areas, and majors.

International Activities

Sumy State University cooperates with more than 200 partners from the USA, Great Britain, Germany, Austria, France, Belgium, Sweden, Poland, Lithuania, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Japan, South Korea, China, and other countries of the world. SSU is a reliable partner for joint projects in frames of international grant programs of the EU (Tempus, Erasmus Mundus, Jean Monnet, Erasmus+, Horizon 2020), United Nation Development Program, British Council, the World Bank, bilateral scientific and research projects, grants of private foundations. The University accomplishes more than 200 grants annually. For the last 5 years, the amount of research work in frames of international grant projects has increased by 20 times. The University actively develops academic mobility programs, including long-term and short-term studying, internships, and placement programs for undergraduate and postgraduate students, research and teaching staff, as well as administrative staff using technologies of credit transfer and recognition of academic results.

Research Activity

According to the SCOPUS database, Sumy State University holds a leading position among Ukrainian higher education and research institutions for the h-index (the index of research impact) and the number of citations by the international academic community. Corresponding Members of the National Academy of Science of Ukraine, 120 Doctors of Sciences, Professors, and 650 Candidates of Sciences (Ph.D.)and, Associate Professors represent the academic staff of the University. There are postgraduate and post-doctoral programs in 21 majors, degree awarding academic councils. According to the number of commercial contracts and grants, and the efficiency of the use of budget funds, Sumy State University is one of the leaders among Ukrainian universities.

The Main Directions of Clinical Research

Cardiology, Rheumatology;
Problems of Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and HIV/AIDS;
Pediatrics;
Surgery and Oncology;
Neurosurgery;
Gynecology;
Orthopedics.

Medical Institute Carries out Research in the Following Areas

Medical and biological aspects of water and salt and electrolyte metabolism of the body in health and disease;
The role of allelic polymorphism in the development of pathological processes and disease;
Creating biocompatible nanocomposite materials;
Мicroelementhoses study.

Medical Institute has the Following Laboratories

Scientific Laboratory of Molecular Genetic Studies;
Pathology Research Center;
Center for Morphological Studies;
Regional Centre for Environmental, Сhemical and Toxicological Monitoring and Biomedical Research;
Laboratory of Biomaterials.
Education and Qualification Degrees of SSU Medical Institute

Medical Institute

Sumy Medical Institute was founded in 1992 as the Medical Faculty of Sumy State University. Medical Institute provides training in such specialties as “General Medicine” and “Dentistry”. Postgraduate education is provided in such specialties as “Therapy”, “Surgery”, “General practice”, “Family Medicine”, “Obstetrics and Gynecology”, “Infectious Disease,” and “Pediatrics.” Students and the academic staff have the opportunity to enter Ph.D. programs of 9 specialties. Nowadays, 50 graduate students and 3 doctoral students are studying for receiving an academic degree. Currently work is done with one research grant from the President of Ukraine. Since 1992, the preparation of international students for today's contingent of foreign nationals numbering about 800 people from 56 countries began. In the autumn of 2005, the Medical Institute of Sumy State University was founded, which consisted of such 2 departments as Medical Education and Postgraduate Medical Education. In Medical Institute provide all conditions for getting and mastering knowledge of the latest medical science, methods of diagnosis, and treatment. The students have got the possibility to practice in the Museum of Normal and Pathological Anatomy, as well as attend computer labs, library, dining room, gym, stadium, swimming pool, and dormitories.

Departments of SSU Medical Institute

Department of Human Anatomy;
Department of Biophysics, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, and Biomolecular Engineering;
Department of Hygiene and Ecology of Microbiology, Virology, and Immunology;
Department of Infection Disease with Epidemiology;
Department of Orthopedics, Traumatology, and Emergency Conditions;
Department of Pathomorphology;
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology;
Department of Physiology and Pathophysiology;
Department of General Surgery, Radiation Medicine, and Physiology;
Department of Neurosurgery and Neurology;
Department of Pediatrics with Medical Genetic;
Department of Surgery with Children Surgery and Urology.

Theoretical departments of the Institute are located in a separate building, which consists of the following research laboratories: Center for morphological Research (light and electron microscopy, atomic absorption spectrophotometry, Laboratory of Biomechanics);

Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory;
Microbiology Laboratory;
Biochemistry Laboratory;
Research Center of Molecular Genetic Research;
Laboratory of biomaterials.

Theoretical Research Departments Involve the Following Areas

Medical and biological aspects of water and salt and electrolyte metabolism of the body in health and disease;
The role of allelic polymorphism in the development of pathological processes and diseases;
Creating biocompatible nanocomposite materials for orthopedics and surgery.

General Medicine

During the six years of study undergraduate educational program, students study different fundamental and clinical disciplines. Studying encompasses a variety of healthcare practices evolved to maintain and restore health through the prevention and treatment of diseases. Modern medicine applies health science, biomedical and genetic research, and medical technology to diagnose and treat disease, through medication, surgery, or some other forms of treatment. Medical Institute is widely known for its multiform innovative teaching, practical training, and research programs of international cooperation. Students study in groups that consist of 8-10 students due to the selected language. Second-year students attend their clinical studies, where they can gain experience in caring for patients. At the beginning of the third year of study clinical disciplines are observed. Students can study any topic they are interested in and improve their knowledge in the departments of student research communities. The program must be passed successfully before students are permitted to graduate. Student life includes academic mobility programs, international conferences, summer international practice, operating student initiatives, sports, health, and lifestyle volunteering.

Preventive Medicine

Since 2012, Medical Institute prepares specialists in the sphere of medical prophylaxis (“Preventive Medicine”). There are modern sanitary-hygienic laboratories, where students can practice their skills created to improve the educational process. Among the new opportunities for graduates are the status of a civil servant, and work in expert laboratories, and inspection bodies. After studying the specialty “Preventive Medicine,” the possibility to be a physician in the sphere of a virologist, genetics, hygienist, nutritionist, epidemiologist, immunologist, a specialist in the organization and management of health care, and others is provided.

Dentistry

Dentistry is the branch of medicine that is involved in the study, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disorders, and conditions of the oral cavity, the maxillofacial area, and the adjacent and associated structures, and their impact on the human body. To the layman, dentistry tends to be perceived as being focused primarily on human teeth, though it is not limited strictly to this. Dentistry is widely considered necessary for complete overall health. The course of “Dentistry” at the Medical Institute aims at preparing students for the industry by equipping them with all the necessary theoretical and clinical knowledge, and practical skills. The students train in the basic subjects of medical and biological disciplines, as well as various clinical subjects, which are so important for future work. The structure of the newly formed entity of Sumy Medical Institute includes classrooms, a students’ ambulatory, a modern dental clinic, as well as computer and phantom classes, equipped with modern scientific and technical requirements.

Clinical Practice

All clinical departments are located in the leading institutions of the regional center. They took the status of the clinical department according to the order of the Ministry of Health and the order of the Regional Administration. The status clinical has a regional hospital for adults, a hospital for children, an Infection hospital, a Clinic of Radiation protection, a Hospital for Invalids of Great patriotic war, a Center for Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproduction, an Oncology Center, an Antiphthisic dispensary, venereology dispensary, neuropsychiatric dispensary, medical and sports clinic, City hospital № 1, № 4, № 5, Clinical Hospital for children. The total number of bed spaces is about 4,000 beds. Clinical facilities are equipped with such modern equipment as CT, stationary pressure chamber, biochemistry analyzer, apparatus for extracorporeal detoxification, mechanical ventilation of lungs, cardio monitors, radiological and endoscopic equipment, Ultrasonic diagnosis apparatus, the vehicle of the artificial kidney, and others. The teaching staff of the Institute uses the latest ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, encephalography, Doppler, biochemical, clinical, and ELISA cardiotocograph analyzers, and many other devices. Collectives of the clinical developed and enforced a number of regional programs. The aim of these is to improve the diagnosis, and treatment, to prevent the disease, and to reduce their harm. Among the regional programs are: “Antihepatitis,” which helps to make better the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic hepatitis of viral etiology. “Prevention of Cerebrovascular diseases,” according to the etiology and risk factors studying, measures for the prevention of stroke and rehabilitation patients are developing. Teachers take part in the implementation of state and regional programs, such as “Health,” “Children of Ukraine,” “Oncology,” “Diabetes,” “The Programme of Prevention and Treatment of Hypertension in Ukraine,” etc. At the clinic or work plans to open regional diagnostic and treatment centers: hematological (clinical infectious diseases), pancreohepatobiliar (clinical surgery), cerebrovascular disease (Neurology Clinic), gastrointestinal bleeding and diabetic foot (surgery and hospital care), psychosomatic disorders (Clinic of Psychiatry) and others. Professors and associate professors conduct the clinical rounds of patients, counseling techniques in clinics, and reviews of patients in hospitals almost all hospitals of Sumy. Assistant and clinical residents are treating patients in departments and make night duty. Surgeons performed complex and sometimes unique surgery in surgical and oncological diseases. In Sumy for the first time region were put into practice such complex surgeries as: disemboweling of the pelvic, pancreas-duodenal resection for cancer of the pancreas, lymph drainage of the thoracic duct and umbilical vein for chemotherapy, removing tumors of the anterior abdominal wall defect with plastic skin-muscle on the vascular pedicle flap, resection of the lower lip with resection of the mandible and skin-grafting of the defect in the muscle flap vascular pedicle, shoulder-blade amputation, removal of tumors of the mediastinum sternal access lung removal and hemipericardium removal, parasternal limfadenektomia about breast cancer, removal extra-abdominal desmoids of the neck, flap and the plastic arts of autodermal layer and alloplasty nylon wall on the complex recurrent post-operative ventral hernias, organkeeping surgery for splenic injuries, right-side and left-side hemihepatektomia, in intestinal-mesentery applique for acute and chronic adhesive disease with syndrome of acute intestinal obstruction. The use of sodium hypochlorite solution of various concentrations in patients with purulent infections was introduced in the clinic. Reasonable medical and diagnostic tactics in patients with a perforated gastro-duodenal ulcer. For the first time in the region, the Otolaryngology Clinic introduced endoscopic methods of diagnosis and manipulation of diseases of the nose and paranasal sinuses. Methodologies of treatment of patients are improved on the disease of thyroid depending on immune status and others. The level of emergency and urgent care to patients of Sumy oblast significantly increased which involve professors and associate professors becoming better. The question of visits the patient by doctors and consultants staff departments of the Medical institute is under constant control of the management of health care. Every year over 100 new methodologies are inculcated in the medical diagnostic process and help to improve the effectiveness of treatment and diagnostics. A great deal of work is making: visits to regional healthcare facilities, review of medical records, working in consulting and appraisal committees, and conferences, taking part in the work of the College of Health Department, etc. Such work of scientific and medical societies becomes more effective and interesting: infectious disease specialists, pediatricians, surgeons, internists, neurologists, and obstetricians, where the heads are teachers of the institute. More often regional research and practice conferences began to be conducted with editions of theses. Reading of lectures is entered by the students of senior courses for students and students of middle educational establishments. The faculty of Clinical departments execute a large amount of health care during the summer practical training. Each year over 20 teachers are involved in this work. Sumy clinical hospitals are the base summer practical training. The highly skilled specialists are managers of these bases. The programs of practice for students of all courses in all disciplines, uniform diary of practices, and continuous application of practical skills are developed. The students show during the practice the reveal qualitative theory, deontological knowledge, and skills for their practical implementation. Making a great part of health care and treatment work, the faculty Medical Institute does not stop there, not complacency, but rather tries to find new forms to improve the efficiency of treatment, diagnosis, and prevention.

Postgraduate Education at SSU Medical Institute

The main purpose of the Medical Postgraduate Education Faculty is to deliver the requirements of the regional healthcare institutions, improving professionals skilled in various specialties based on the formation of continuous postgraduate education, and continuous improvement of qualification of doctors, which is based on a system of State standards. Training of health professionals at the postgraduate stage began at Sumy Medical Institute in September 2003. Graduates of medical schools in Ukraine received their medical degrees and started training in the following specialties: obstetrics and gynecology, internal medicine, general practice, family medicine, infectious diseases, pediatrics, radiology, and surgery. Studying on full-time cycles provides by departments of Medical Institutes, distance education is made on the bases of approved regional, district, and city hospitals.

Departments of Postgraduate Education

Internal Medicine of Postgraduate Education;
Family Medicine and Propaedeutic to Internal Medicine;
Pediatrics of Postgraduate Education;
Social Medicine, Organization and Economics of Health Protection.

Along with the introduction of internship Medical Institute of Sumy State University was entitled to train masters of these disciplines. Masters held during their internship full-cycle extended for 3 months by reducing the distance cycle. Introduction to the Master’s happening on a competition for specialty internship. A clinical residency is a contract following specialties: obstetrics and gynecology, anesthesiology, internal medicine, dermatovenereology, general practice, family medicine, infectious diseases, neurology, pediatrics, psychiatry, orthopedics and traumatology, oncology, ophthalmology, pathological anatomy, phthisiology, surgery. The faculty established the publication of guidelines, manuals, and newsletters for medical students, interns, and masters. To all doctors, who need accommodation in the lodging during their training, places in the dormitories are completely provided. Since 2009, the training of medical specialists in courses of thematic improvement in the regional science-training Center of Endoscopic Diagnostic and Minimally Invasive Surgery began.

Academic and Research Institute of Finance, Economics, and Management

The Faculty of Economics and Management at SSU is a leader in education in Economics, Management, and Administration in the region. It has a quarter-century of experience. The fact about quality and traditions of economic education shows that the faculty is one of the oldest economic schools in the Sumy region, as well as a provider of personnel for enterprises, establishments, and educational institutions. The faculty of Economics and Management appeared in May 1991. That year 50 students entered such specialties as “Economics of Enterprise,” as well as 25 students entered “Management of Organizations.” The number of students increased the next year, so three departments were organized: the department of Economics, the department of Finances, and the Department of Management. A distinctive feature of the faculty of Economics and Management is a wide choice of economic disciplines in the elder courses in the region. Bachelor students have a unique opportunity to continue their study in the 4 main and other economic specialties as Administrative Management, Exchange Activity, Economics of Environment and Natural Resources, Project Management, as well as Business-Administration, and Government Service. The faculty’s mission is to prepare a highly qualified, responsible, competent, and competitive specialist in the labor market, whose activity will be connected with Economics, Management, and Administration. Such students will master their profession; will be able to work effectively according to world standards with a high level of social and professional mobility. For the present moment, the faculty is headed by its graduate Dr. of Economics, Professor Olha V. Prokopenko. In general, there are 20 Professors and Dr. of Economics among teachers of the faculty.

The faculty of Economics and Management Consists of 5 Departments:

Economics and Business Administration;
Economics Theory;
Marketing and Innovative Activity;
Management;
Finances and Credit.

The teaching staff faculty has more than 100 lecturers with academic degrees. The faculty provides a special opportunity for its students to learn their disciplines with international teachers. The faculty’s scientific interests comprise problems of the environmental economics and loss indemnity, which are connected with environmental pollution; theories of the investment and innovative processes management mechanisms; methodologies and methodic to evaluate enterprise economic potential; formation of the territories social and economic development strategies; social and economic problems of the informational society, etc.

Such main modern scientific schools are developed at the faculty

“Economics of the systems development and sustainable informational society”;
“Management of the enterprise innovative development, marketing and management of innovations”;
“Ecological and economic problems of heat and power engineering, management of free air emission at the interstate level”.

Scientific schools of the faculty trained 12 Doctors and over 100 PhDs in Economics. More than a thousand scientific publications, including ten monographs and manuals, were issued. During the last years, the teachers of the faculty investigated and issued a lot of manuals and educational books on the Economics of Enterprise, Marketing, Management, Economics of Sustainable Development, Personnel Management, Management NDO, problems of environmental protection, investment, and innovative activity, etc. Students from the Faculty of Economics and Management have their traditional training at summer scientific schools not only in Ukraine but also in the USA and European countries. Since 2014, the first year of study students has got the possibility to get the European diploma at the same time as their education at SSU with the help of the “double diploma” program, using technologies of credit transfer and recognition of academic results.

Academic and Research Institute of Law

The academic and Research Institute of Law was established in May 2016. During the period from 2006 till the present, the Academic and Research Institute of Law has trained more than 1253 specialists in Law. The purposes of the Institute’s Foundation consist in meeting the growing demand for highly trained specialists in the field of Law that have solid theoretical knowledge and practical skills of their application, revival, preservation, and promotion of Ukrainian legal affairs and traditions, the implementation of cultural and educational activities, fundamental and applied research, promotion of Ukrainian law-making and enforcement process. The objectives of the Institute are training qualified professionals in the field of Law, familiarizing students with general and legal culture, formation of high moral qualities, patriotism, respect for the law, social responsibility, and teamwork in accordance with the actual situations and the norms of law, creating appropriate conditions for the harmonious development of the personality. The academic Staff of the Academic and Research Institute of Law includes 11 Doctors of Science and 35 Candidates of Science (Ph.D.). Most lecturers have extensive practical experience in the legal field.

Structure of the Academic and Research Institute of Law

The Department of Administrative, Economic Law and Financial and Economic Security
The Department of Criminal Law and Procedure
The Department of Constitutional Law, Theory and History of State and Law
The Department of International, European, and Environmental Law
The Department of Civil–Legal Disciplines and Financial Law
Legal Clinic of Sumy State University

The Legal Clinic of SSU operates at the Academic and Research Institute of Law, where students of the Institute provide free legal aid for society. The work of SSU Legal Clinic is aimed at providing practical training for the student’s professional skills, their awareness of the mission of the legal profession, and broadening access for society to legal aid.

Accommodation

Sumy State University Students’ City consists of 5 dormitories, where more than 800 students are living. All students, who want to live in a dormitory, as well as student families, are ensured with dormitories. The University Residence provided an excellent service, which has met the living needs of thousands of long-term and short-term stay clients. This facility built an enviable reputation for its services and is recognized for its exceptional value for money. Recently the University has opened a dormitory, which provides excellent residential facilities. Each room in the dormitory is provided with a kitchen, where students can cook everything they want. Students need to supply their own kitchen utensils. Foodstuff may be bought in various food shops. All the kitchens are provided with heaters. Our dormitories feature 24-hour access to security and emergency services, simplifying their needs. The University Residence provides students with modern, fully serviced, and comfortable accommodations. Continuous investment is made to ensure that the facilities serve the student within the context of a modern academic residence.

Library

The library as the cultural center of the medical institute is an important structural unit, which provides educational, scientific, and research processes. An important role in providing students and University staff with the materials belongs to the library. The scientific and research library of the Medical Institute is an auxiliary for teaching, scientific and research, informational, and cultural enlightening division. The work of the library is purposed for building and protecting book stocks and meeting the readers’ needs and the tasks of teaching and research processes with the most possible effectiveness. One of the main tasks of the library is supporting the teaching process and the independent work of the students, which requires effective interaction with the Teaching division, dean’s offices, and departments. The stock formation sector and the textbook loan system keep the catalog reflecting the extent to which the teaching process is provided with books. There are a lot of reading halls, connected with the University's data bank information and the Internet. The references and information facilities are open to society.

Extracurricular Activities

36 kinds of sports and about 100 sports groups are available at the University. Sports teams perform at the premier league level. About 100 students are the record breakers and prize winners of the Olympic Games, World, European and Ukrainian Championships. Three SSU undergraduates and masters were invited to join the Ukrainian national team for the XXX Summer Olympic Games in London, and six SSU undergraduates and masters participated in the XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. They were awarded gold medals in the relay biathlon race and bronze medals in the boxing and biathlon sprint.

Career Opportunities

Medicine offers a career that allows making choices over 50 specialties and subspecialties. Everybody needs to start career planning in order to be able to choose a suitable specialty. Career planning should be regarded as an integral part of personal development. So start your career planning and become qualified in the specialty you prefer most of all! SSU Medical Institute as the one of premier academic medical centers in Ukraine offers exceptional employment opportunities for students in a variety of specialties. Medical Institute provides training in such specialties as “General Medicine,” “Prophylactic Medicine” and “Stomatology.” A postgraduate internship is provided in such specialties as “Therapy,” “Surgery,” “General practice,” “Family Medicine,” “Obstetrics and Gynecology,” “Infectious Disease,” and “Pediatrics,” according to specialization. Students and academic staff have an opportunity to enter Ph.D. programs of 9 specialties. At present time, 50 graduate students and 5 doctoral students are studying to receive an education degree.

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About University

Today Petro Mohyla Black Sea State University has all conditions for the development of young professionals of the new generation. 4 institutions and 6 departments form the basis of Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University. It offers training that gives the opportunity to become BA and MA in economics, law, political science, international relations, history, sociology and social work, and public administration. Teaching staff prepares doctors, ecologists, programmers, linguists, psychologists, managers, and other highly paid professionals. The material base of the university includes 12 buildings, combined in a single set – campus. The university has created all conditions for comfortable student learning, because everything in our university is for students, for their benefit and convenience. The university has a library with 146.849 thousand copies. Department of literature in foreign languages has 19 352 copies in 28 languages. The structure of the library includes 1 landing library ticket and 3 reading rooms with a total of 244 seats.

Achievements

The University is recognized as the best university in Mykolayiv region by the UNESCO international ranking "Top-100 Ukraine". On May 29, 2017, the results of "Top 200 Ukraine" (2016/2017) were published on the official site of the Center for International Projects EuroEducation. Accordingly, to the activity estimates, Petro Mohyla BSNU joined the top 50 universities in our country, ranking 44th line in the list and leading educational institutions of the Mykolaiv region. In 2018, the university retains the 44th position. According to an international survey, PMBSNU takes high places among the best universities in Ukraine in recent years. It is an unquestionable leader in the quality and quantity of academic exchange programs for students and lecturers.

Modern Equipment

There is an information-computer center and 14 computer classes. Currently, the University has 450 modern computers with a local network. The University has a wireless computer network Wi-Fi, which has currently registered over 600 laptops and other wireless devices of staff and students of the university. More than 4 thousand users registered in the local network. Each employee and student of the preparatory department or faculty has free access to computers and free access to the Internet. To ensure students’ needs there are two points of printing and copying, equipped with photocopiers, computers, printers, and scanners, including large-format color printer, is available for printing large posters. The Center for Innovative Technology in the framework of the UN project “Innovation Springboard: an invitation to cooperation” was opened at the University. In research laboratories, students can get acquainted with theoretical knowledge in practice. Medical Centre. Hopefully, you won’t need it during your studying. But if necessary, students can always get highly skilled assistance. Although there are other important details, which you will be reminded of from time to time and which should not be neglected (vaccinations, passing chest fluorography). The medical center is located on the first floor of the first teaching building.

Accommodation

For students' convenience, there are 3 sports halls, two gyms, and a yacht on which students regularly go to the environmental expedition. If you’re hungry, then at your service there is a student canteen and 3 cafes where you can eat and meet during the break with your friends. There are 3 modern student dormitories for not local students and poor students. You can ask the Student Council of the University about hostel conditions and accommodation. The publishing house publishes the scientific work of our scientists and not only. If you write poems and you want to publish your own books, our university will help you. For those who are interested in arts, there is an Art Gallery, where you can find the works of the best artists on the highest level. International delegations, which are visiting our gallery, do not remain indifferent to it. BSSU has 15 sports clubs, including volleyball, basketball, athletics, aerobics, martial arts, scuba diving, sailing, and more. On our own research vessel, “Olvia” students regularly sail for environmental expeditions. On this basis, BSSU operates the Department of International Relations and the Center for International Cooperation.

International Cooperation

BSSU has a Student Society, which publishes the scientific journal “Student scientific studious.” Students can deepen their knowledge in American, economic, German, and other clubs. Annual there is English and Austrian summer school. There is an English-language humanitarian information center, established together with the US Peace Corps in Ukraine Francophone Center, founded in cooperation with the French Cultural Center. There is a student theater “Graal”, which annually takes part in the International Festival of French-speaking theater, the cultural art center of students actively works together with student Ukrainian House. Students have the opportunity to show their talent for journalism in the printed periodical BSSU – the newspaper “Vagant” involved in creating and conducting the TV program “Vagant -TV.” Since 1998, the festival “Stars of the Black Sea” annually takes place. In 1999, BSSU students created a regional club of intellectual games, from this time regular championship of “What? Where? When?” and the championship” Brain -ring “among students and school teams take place. Each year, BSSU students practice in the Parliament of Ukraine and the Parliament of Canada. In November 2002 according to the results of the competition “Join Multimedia 2002”, held by Siemens in Munich, the team of Mykolayiv State Humanitarian University of Petro Mohyla was recognized as the best in Europe and won first place in the “Long Run (16-24)” On September 17, 2003, on Munich awarding ceremony 18 team-winners of the European competition “Join Multimedia 2003 was awarded. Shtefen Reiche (Steffen Reiche), Minister of Education, Youth and Sports of Brandenburg, and Dr. Vaira Claus (Claus Weyrich), board member of Siemens AG attended the ceremony awards. The University cooperates with foreign universities such as Queen’s University (Canada), University of Hannover (Germany), University of Gothenburg (Sweden), Texas A & M University (USA), University Rzhesheva (Poland), Harbin Engineering University (China), Teaching University of Salvador (San Salvador, Republic of El Salvador) and others.

Structure

Institute of Public Administration

Department of Civil Service
Department of State Policy and Management
Department of Local Government, Regional Development and Policy Analysis

Institute of Philology

Department of English
Department of Germanic Philology
Department of Foreign Languages
Department of Translation
Chair of Ukrainian Studies, theory and history of literature
Bureau Goethe Institute
French center

Computer Science

Department of Intelligent Information Systems
Laboratory of Computer Graphics
Cabinet of the graduation project
Department of Information Technology and Software Systems
Laboratory of microprocessor technology and systems
Laboratory of information systems and databases
Laboratory of Globalogic
Department of Applied and Higher Mathematics

Faculty of Economics

Department of Accounting and Auditing
Department of Finance and Credit
Department of Economic Theory and International Economics
Department of Business Economics and Land Management
Professional training Department of English

Department of Ecological and Medical Sciences

Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Laboratory of Environment
Laboratory of Chemistry
Department of quality, standardization, and industry-related ecological safety
Laboratory of Biophysics and biosafety
Laboratory of Microbiology
Department of Medical Devices and Systems
Laboratory of Physics
Laboratory of medical devices
Laboratory of electrical engineering, electronics, and microprocessors
Department of health and physical rehabilitation
Department of Physical Education and Sport
The department of Olympic and professional sports

Faculty of Political Science

Department of Political Science
Department of history
Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy
Department of World History
Department of International Information

Faculty of sociology

Department of sociology
Department of Social Work, Management and Education
Department of psychology
Department of philosophy

Faculty of Law

Department of Administrative and Constitutional Law and Procedure
Department of History and theory of law
The department of civil and criminal law and process

Educational and Research Institute of engineering objects and systems

Department of Engineering and Architecture
Postgraduate Institute

Training Department

Trade Union Committee
Students’ board
Center for Social and psychological support, professional development, and employment promotion
Accounting
Planning and Finance Department
Academic Council
Admissions
Educational Department
Postgraduate Department
Scientific Research
Department of International RelationsInformation Computer Center
Library
Publishing Department
Human Resources Department
Legal Department
Technical Department
Office
Food Complex
Department of Life Safety and Civil Protection
Center of Culture, Arts, and Communications
Art gallery
Surgery
Hostels

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About University

Ukrainian Medical and Dental Academy AS Poltava National Medical And Dental University Ukrainian Medical and Dental Academy – is a higher education institution for training doctors, including dentists. The Academy started its work in 1921 with the odontological faculty of Kharkiv Medical Academy. In 1967, the Institute moved to the city of Poltava and was renamed Poltava State National Medical University. In 1994 Poltava Medical Dental University received the highest level of accreditation IV and the status of the Ukrainian Medical Dental Academy. In 2004, the IV accreditation level was confirmed. Currently, there are 3615 students, 1400 of them are foreigners from 42 countries. Training is conducted in the dental and medical faculties, training faculty for foreign citizens. Faculty of Graduate Education and the department of pre-university training. On the basis of the YMCA, there was an established college that prepares undergraduate and junior medical staff. In the structure of the Academy, there were 56 departments, nine of them – support. Medical-advisory work is carried out by 35 clinical departments of the Academy, located in the best regional and city hospitals of Poltava. The scientific potential of the YMCA – 82 doctors, 316 PhDs, 75 professors, 171 associate professors, 2 Laureates of the State Prize of Ukraine, 8 Honored Scientists of Ukraine, and 6 Honored Doctors of Ukraine.

Achievements

Over the last decade, the Academy held significant changes that allowed going up to the university to a new competitive level of training, to introduce the most advanced technology training. Evidence of this is the Academy award: two silver and bronze medals at international exhibitions of educational institutions “Modern education in Ukraine – 2001, 2002, 2004.” In June 2003, the Academy took part in the ranking of higher education institutions of Ukraine “Sophia of Kyiv”. For active work in improving the quality of modern education, Ukrainian Medical Dental Academy was awarded the Diploma ranking of higher education institutions. In the category “quality of the third millennium,” Academy was awarded the silver stele and the diploma of the International Academic Rating “Golden Fortune”. From 1999 to 2009 there were published over 710 educational benefits from various scientific subjects. In the last year, the Academy received 106 patents from Ukraine and Russia and compiled the program has seven academic schools: operative surgery and topographic anatomy, normal physiology, oral surgery, biological chemistry, pathology, dentistry, clinical and experimental pharmacology.

International Cooperation

Ukraine, as a member of the UN and UNESCO, is actively involved in the implementation of international programs in the field of higher education, and Ukrainian Medical Dental Academy also helps foreign countries to prepare their national health workforce. In order to improve the quality of medical training of foreign nationals at the academy in 1992 the faculty to work with foreign students was opened. Now there are 1400 foreigners from 42 countries of the world (England, America, Ireland, Mexico, Italy, France, Denmark, Albania, Armenia, Romania, Palestine, Iraq, India, Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria, Mongolia, China, Nepal, Iran, Syria, Morocco, Algeria, Jordan, Pakistan, Libya, Russia, Turkmenistan, and others). They are guaranteed all the rights and freedoms indicated in the current legislation of Ukraine. Training of foreign nationals is held in accordance with the curriculum and programs of the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.

International Students

on an equal basis with the students – citizens of Ukraine can use classrooms, a library, reading rooms, and sports facilities, it also highlights areas for and cultural, religious events and fees fraternities. The educational process provides teachers with special training and experience in working with foreign nationals in the early stages of their training. After graduation, foreign students receive diplomas of international standard. In 1997 in the dean’s office was created the preparatory department for foreign citizens was. Students of the Preparatory Department are studying the Russian language, style of speech science, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, and geography. In general, the work of the preparatory department aims at adapting foreign nationals to live and train in Ukraine and familiarizing them with the culture and traditions of the Ukrainian people. Now different departments in the clinical residency improve their skills in 42 foreign–graduate dental and medical faculties. There are more and more foreigners who have completed residency and wish to continue their education in graduate school.

Structure

Faculties

Faculty of Medicine
Nursing Faculty
Faculty of Stomatology
Faculty of Pediatrics
Faculty training foreign students
Faculty of Postgraduate Studies

Departments

Human Anatomy
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Rate Anesthesiology
Medical Biology, Parasitology and Genetics, Medical and Biological Physics and Medical Informatics
Medical and Biological Physics and Medical Informatics
Internal Medicine with care
General Hygiene, Ecology and Safety in Medicine
Histology, Cytology, and Embryology
Pediatrics Number 2
Internal Medicine № 2 of occupational Diseases
Surgery Number 2
Pediatric Dentistry therapy with prevention of dental diseases
Pediatric Surgery
Pediatric Surgery and Dentistry Propaedeutics surgical dentistry in reconstructive surgery of head and neck
Endocrinology course of physical rehabilitation, sports medicine, and exercise
Family Medicine and Therapy
General Surgery of care of the patients (of Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy)
Foreign Languages of Latin language and Medical Terminology
Infectious Diseases Epidemiology
Microbiology, Virology, and Immunology
Medicine Emergency and military medicine
Medical, physical and colloid, Bioorganic and Biological Chemistry
Nervous Diseases of Neurosurgery and Medical Genetics
Physiology
Oncology
Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy
Orthodontics and postgraduate education of doctors, orthodontists
Orthopedic Dentistry Implantology
Otorhinolaryngology of Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology
Patomorphology of section rate
Pathophysiology
postgraduate education of dentists
postgraduate education of dentists, orthopedists
Internal Medicine and Medical Emergency Conditions
Radiology, radiation therapy, and nuclear medicine
internal medicine with care
Pediatrics № 1 of propaedeutical pediatrics and pediatric infectious diseases
Therapeutic Stomatology
Psychiatry, Addiction, and Medical Psychology
Social Medicine, Organization and Health Economics of Biostatistics
Therapeutic Stomatology
Traumatology and Orthopedics
Urology, intensive care
Internal Medicine № 1 of the professional diseases
Surgery Number 1
Physical Education and Health
Philosophy, Social Sciences, Ukrainian and Ukrainian language
Physiatry of Pediatric Surgery
Surgical Diseases of Traumatology and Orthopedics
Surgical Dentistry and Maxillofacial Surgery with basic dentistry
skin and sexually transmitted diseases with Forensic Medicine

ACADEMY DIVISIONS

Science Department
Research Institute for Genetic and immunological bases
Department of Scientific Medical Information and Patent License Activities
Department of International Relations

Accommodation

Excellent hostel facility for Boys and Girls separately close to the academic block in the campus itself. The rooms in the hostel have attached bathrooms and other ancillary facilities. The academy operates four dormitories, which are a short distance from the school. Foreign students live in a 9-floor building to improve planning (blocksto5 persons), equipped furnished by 100%. Rooms available with 1 person in one room,2 persons in one room,3 persons in one room with internet zone. There are several accommodation options for international students and it is important to consider whether you prefer an independent lifestyle or enjoy living in a community. Combine the convenience of living on or near campus, access to programs and services to help you excel academically, the opportunity to build lasting friendships, and comfortable, affordable living and you have the life of a University. The territory of the University and the main students’ routes from the hostels to the educational buildings are protected and patrolled by officers of guard service. Rooms on campus are available to students. All hostel rooms are furnished and vary in size and number of conveniences.

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About University

Odesa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture was a higher education establishment founded in 1930 as part of the Ukrainian education system. Since 1991 The Academy has been a member of the European and International Association of Universities, and in 2007 it signed the Bologna Convention. The Academy consists of the Architectural Institute, the Construction Technological Institute, the Civil Engineering Institute, and the Institute of Engineering and Ecological Systems and has such faculties as Building, Economics and Construction Management, the Design of Industrial and Housing Construction, Hydro-technical and Transport Construction, the Center of Post-Diploma Education, the Center of specialists training for foreign countries, the Center of Pre-Academic Education that train specialists in such specialties as Painting, the Economy of Business, Marketing, Management, Building, Architecture, Hydro-techniques (Water-Supply), Geodesy, Card-Graphics, and Land Cadastre. The Academy staff is made up of 585 teachers who work at 43 departments: 87 are professors and hold Doctorates of Science, 258 have a Ph.D., most of them are elected Academics of branch Academies and are also Laureates of State International Awards, Honored Statesmen of Science and Techniques, and workers of the Ukrainian Higher School. Today, more than 9,000 students are educated at the Academy. The Academy has a powerful experimental base, close ties with modern buildings, and many designing organizations. Ten branches of the Academy are created on the concerns of Odessa. The educational process and scientific research in primarily scientific directions take place in specialized rooms, and scientific and laboratory complexes equipped with modern means of studying. The library that offers more than 500,000 copies of books in special literature and fiction is part of the student's services.

Popular Degree Programs

Architecture and Town Planning
Building and Civil Engineering
Geodesy and Land Management
Land Management and Cadastre
Management
Business, Trade, and Exchange Activities
The Architecture of Buildings and Construction
Architectural Environment Design
Town Planning
Industrial and Civil Engineering
Land Management and Cadastre
Project Management
Management and Administration

Accommodation

The Academy has a powerful material and technical base, which meets the modern requirements of the training of specialists both Ukrainian and foreigners. In the academy, there are 5 dormitories for all students, as well as foreigners, the total area of which are 27,150 square meters. All applicants for higher education who need it are provided with a dormitory. The Academy has five hostels in which there are rooms for work and rest, sports rooms with the appropriate equipment, a cafe and a library, and shower rooms. Living conditions correspond to sanitary and hygienic standards. Students live in an academic dormitory in rooms of 2 or 3 people. After settling in the hostel, the student receives a list of properties and a pass to the dormitory. For use, the student receives a sleeping place, essential dishes, recorded in the list of properties, as well as bed linen, curtains, bookshelves, etc. For foreign students, the rules for living in a dormitory are provided in Ukrainian and English. All foreign students are provided with places to stay in the dormitories of the Academy. For students who live in dormitories, in addition to organizing proper living, recreation, and leisure, a security system has been established at the Academy. For this purpose, on the territory of the academy and the campus, the guard of the academy maintains a round-the-clock watch, which ensures security and law and order. The level of effective interaction with the staff of the Department of Social Security of Ukraine in the Odesa regions, who regularly hold explanatory conversations with foreigners, as well as provides timely information on their compliance with the current legislation of Ukraine, has been raised. This reduces the number of violations related to non-compliance with the current legislation governing the stay of foreigners on the territory of Ukraine. In addition, the territory on which the campus is located is included in the patrol route of the National Police of Ukraine, which oversees the protection of public order and the fight against offenses on the streets, squares, and parks in Odesa.

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About University

Odesa International Medical University abbreviated as OIMU is a Ukrainian higher education institution located in Odesa. Because of its strong medical research base & advanced scientific units, the university is considered the most influential medical institute in Ukraine. The university teaches specialties in the field of medicine to both Ukrainian and international students. Today at Odessa International Medical University a comprehensive system of multilevel continuous training of specialists is created. Introduced advanced teaching technologies, clear organization of various activities of the University, and established mechanisms for improving practical skills – all these factors make an important contribution to strengthening the position of our University at the Ukrainian and international levels. The mission of the University is to create an innovative, educational, and scientific space to ensure the development of the potential and opportunities for self-realization of the university community in the process of their joint educational, scientific, innovative, and organizational activities; training of highly qualified specialists. The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs with a strong emphasis on medical specialties like general medicine (MD/MBBS), somatology (Dentistry), nursing, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, biomedical engineering, and agricultural engineering.

Clinical Сentres and Affiliated Hospitals

The university is affiliated with the following hospitals and clinical centers in Odesa.

Perinatal Odesa Center
Odesa Territory. Medical Health Association of the Child and Women
Odesa City Hospital No.1
Odesa City Hospital No.2
Health Code Health Center
Medical clinic “Medifast”
Medical center “Adastra”
Medical Center “AS Medikal”
Dental Clinic “Doctor”
Medical Rehabilitation Center “T-MEDIL”
Health Clinic “Plus”

Recognition

All medical degrees of the university issued for foreign graduates are recognized and listed in the International Medical Education Directory (IMED), WHO (World Health Organization), Medical Council of Europe, General Medical Council (limited Registration) of UK, Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PMDC), Medical Council of Nigeria & other African countries as well.

Achievements

Some of ONMedU Achievements

10 state prizes and international awards from 39 honored members of staff.
The highest amount of professionals in the field of medicine in the country.
First medical university in Ukraine, Russia, and Eastern Europe to have courses taught primarily in English.
ECFMG, I-MED, MCC certification and accreditations

As a student at ONMedU, you enjoy one of the best educational services in Ukraine, the university is determined to ensure that all its students have exceptional experiences while studying there. In doing so, the university has designed very convenient lecture rooms detailed with all the necessary fixtures for direct learning. One of the most important elements of university life here is how well-equipped advisors and lecturers are at the school, the majority of them have long-term practice and higher academic degrees. Classes at ONMU are conducted in such a manner that they are well understood by all students regardless of their background, understudies are also fully involved with the academic process on their way to achieving high standards of professionalism.

Faculties and Specialties

Odesa International Medical University has the following six schools and 228 clinical and 76 theoretical departments. The university also has 11 clinical and health care centers and a renowned Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics.

School of Medicine;
School of Dentistry;
School of Nursing;
School of Pharmacy;
School of Postgraduation & Specialization;
School of Foreign Languages.

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About University

the Semen Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics is the largest economic higher educational institution in Eastern Ukraine. It’s a state-owned higher school of IV-level accreditation and belongs to the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. In 2013 the University is named after Simon Kuznets, its’ noted alumnus. The teaching process is provided by a teaching staff of 650 people, including 49 doctors and 411 candidates in science. There are 7 faculties, 35 departments, the department of correspondence, distance, and postgraduate education, post-graduate and doctoral studies, special councils for the defense of dissertations, and research and training laboratories. Scientific journals “Economics of Development” and “Development Management” are published. Together with NDC of Industrial Development Problems of KhNEU. S. Kuznets is a co-founder of the Business-Inform magazine. All magazines are professional editions of economics. KNUE provides a full range of educational services implementing multistage training, retraining, and upgrading of specialists in 22 specialties in the following fields: economy and business, management, government, computer sciences, publishing business and printing industry, tourism, on three qualifying levels: training bachelor, specialist (bachelor)and masters.

History

The Kharkiv National University of Economics is connected by direct historical continuity with the Kharkiv commercial school of Emperor Alexander III (1893-1919), Kharkiv higher commercial courses of the Kharkiv merchant society (1912-1916), Kharkiv Commercial Institute (1916-1919) and the Kharkiv Institute of a National Economy (1919-1930). The official date of creation is October 1, 1930, when it was formed on the basis of the industrial faculty of the Kharkiv Institute of a National Economy as the Kharkiv Engineering and Economic Institute. It prepared experts specialized in engineering and economic analysis for the key branches of the heavy industry of Ukraine and the USSR on machine-building, metallurgical, chemical, and forge faculties. In 1964 the faculty of the mechanized processing of economic information was founded; the economics faculty was formed in 1970. The institute rendered wide advisory help to industrial enterprises on reconstruction, technological updating, an increase of labor productivity and economic efficiency of manufacture, cost-effectiveness analysis, and, since 1960, on the organization of automated control systems (management information systems). During this period the institute created an advanced system of retraining and improvement of the professional skill of the supervising personnel of the industry. At the institute a number of research laboratories operated, including the research laboratory of economy and organizations of the machine-building industry of the Kharkiv economic region under the scientific management of Prof. E.G. Liberman. Its research was assumed as a basis for economic reform in 1965 in the USSR.

International Cooperation

KhNEU them. S. Kuznetsa actively uses the opportunities and advantages of membership in international associations such as the Magna Charta Consortium (2004), the Association of Economic Universities of Southeastern Europe and the Black Sea region (2008), the Association of European Universities (2009), the University Francophonie Agency (2009), the International the Institute of Administrative Sciences and the International Association of Schools and Institutions of Administration (2013), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), and others. The World Bank’s Innovation Knowledge Center and the Information Center of the European Union, the Center for University Achievement with the support of the Ufa Bureau of Eastern and Central Europe (Bucharest, Romania) have been opened on the basis of the scientific library. The University is active in international activities on the basis of more than 80 signed cooperation agreements with higher education institutions and organizations in Europe and in the world. Partners of KhNEU them. S. Kuznets is the University of Lyon-2. University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien (Vienna, Austria), University of Applied Sciences of Upper Austria (Steyr, Austria), University of Strasbourg (France), Swedish Technological University (m. Lulea, Sweden), the State Higher Technical and Economic School of the Institute of Economics and Management (Yaroslav, Poland), the Higher Management School (Legnica, Poland), the Gdańsk Foundation for Management (Gdansk, Poland), the Khaibei University of Economics and Trade (Shijiazhuang, China).

Structure

Faculties

Faculty of the economy and law
Economy of Enterprises
Human Resource Management

Faculty of Economic Informatics

Economic Statistics:
Information Managing System:
Economic Cybernetics:
Publishing-polygraphic business
Computer ecology-economic monitoring

Faculty of Marketing and Management

Management of Organisations:
Marketing:
Administrative Management

Faculty of international economic relations

Economic Theory
International Economy
Foreign Economic Activity Management

Faculty of Accountancy and Auditing

Accountancy and Auditing

Faculty of Finance

Finance
Banking

Post-Graduation Education

University provides professional development for foreign citizens of all previously mentioned specialties in the form of probation and retraining. Candidate (Ph.D.) and Doctor of Science courses are available at the University. Post-graduate course duration is 3 years followed by thesis defense and degrees of Ph.D. in Economics are awarded.

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About University

Ternopil National Economic University is one of the leading higher educational establishments in Ukraine that has the 4th level of accreditation. The University was established in 1966 when the Branch of the Faculty of Finance and Economics of the Kyiv Institute of National Economy was opened in Ternopil. Length of time the Branch grew into the Faculty (in 1967), later it grew into the Institute of Finance and Economics (1971), the Institute of National Economy (1989), and the Academy of National Economy (1994). On the 30th of March 2005, the educational institution gained University status. On the 29th of September 2006 by the Order of the President of Ukraine, it was conferred the status of “National”. Today, the TNEU is a multidisciplinary educational complex consisting of 14 Faculties and three institutes that train specialists in nine areas and twenty-two specialties, sixty-eight Departments, and four Education, and Consulting Centers Nine Scientific Schools function within the University. The academic staff annually publishes more than 2000 scientific works, including above fifty monographs and course books. The University offers Doctoral studies in four specialties, and Postgraduate studies in sixteen specialties; there are three specialized Academic Boards for the Defense of Ph.D. Theses, and two specialized Academic Boards for the Defense of Doctoral Theses. Great efforts of our teaching staff are dedicated to their practical work. With that purpose Consulting Centers affiliated with certain Departments were established. The TNEU staff meets the demands of the times and acts in a way to make every student and graduate feel that their skills, abilities, and economic mode of thinking will fit in with the demands of tomorrow. To achieve this goal, the University staff follows the following two indisputable principles: it is not the teacher who teaches students, but the students who learn from the teacher; the goals of economic education are the following: to form the student’s economic thinking that can be transformed into certain actions and to inoculate the responsibility for decision-making.

Achievements

The University has top-rank positions as a result of the evaluation of 2007-08 performed by international and Ukrainian experts. In particular, in 2007, the University was among the five best Economic Universities in Ukraine, and in 2008, it took the eleventh position among the higher educational establishments of the 3rd-4th levels of accreditation. The university is one of the leading educational institutions in Ukraine. The University’s graduates are a vivid example of self-actualization, freethinking, national identity, and creativity in research. They are active participants in public and political movements and democratic processes in Ukraine.

International Cooperation

The University’s close cooperation with forty-eight leading educational establishments in the USA, Germany, Poland, Bulgaria, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Greece, China, Slovakia, Spain, and Mexico indicates great potential in skill formation, and international recognition of the TNEU’s research and pedagogic activity. The University’s professors and lecturers in cooperation with their foreign partners were the first in Ukraine to make scientific research dealing with the problems of Ukraine’s integration into the European Economic Community. The membership of the University’s scientists in the European Association for International Education (Amsterdam, the Netherlands) is an important factor for international recognition of our educational institution. Great Britain, Poland, Bulgaria, France, the USA, Canada, China, and Greece are TNEU’s partners in the European Association for International Education. The University participates in joint European projects, cooperating with the Frankfurt-am-Main University (Germany), Rotterdam University (the Netherlands), Lyon University (France), University of Rome “La Sapienza” (Italy), McGill University (Canada), and other higher educational establishments

Faculties

Faculty of Accounting and Audit;
Faculty of Agricultural Economics and Management;
Faculty of Banking Business;
Faculty of Computer Informational Technologies;
Department of Information Computing Systems and Control;
American-Ukrainian School of Computer Sciences and Technologies;
Faculty of Economics and Investment Management;
Faculty of Economics and Management;
Faculty of Finance;
Faculty of International Business and Management;
Faculty of Law;
The Ukrainian-Dutch Faculty of Economics and Management;
Faculty of Post-Graduate Studies.

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About University

The Poltava University of Economics and Trade is the leading higher educational institution in Ukraine, founded in 1974. TUniversity prepares specialists of the highest qualification in economics and banking for more than 45 years by now. In 2000, according to the decision of the State Accreditation Commission of the Ministry of education and science of Ukraine from July 11, 2000, Poltava Cooperative Institute was certified according to the results of the certification examination of the State Inspectorate of educational institutions. The licensed volume of recruitment for full-time study in the 2000-2001 academic year amounted to 575 people, retraining 150 people. In 2003, the new specialties “Economic Cybernetics”, “Banking”, and “Social computing” were opened, and in 2006 – “Personnel management and labor economics”, 2007– “Hotels and restaurants management”.The number of scientific and pedagogical staff has raised to 577 people, 66 professors, and 356 senior lecturers. In 2009, the University again got accreditation with the decision of the State Accreditation Commission of the Ministry of education and science of Ukraine from July 2, 2009, it was awarded the highest fourth level of accreditation.

Faculties and Specialties

Faculty of Economics and Management

Economics Company;
Economic Cybernetics;
Personnel Management and Labor Economics;
Informatics.

Faculty of Food Technology, Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Business

Food Technology and Engineering;
Hotel and Catering;
Tourism.

Merchandising and Commercial Faculty

Marketing;
Commodity research and trading business;
Biotechnology.

Faculty of finance and accounting

Documentation and Information Work;
Accounting and Audit;
International Economics;
Finance and Credit.

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About University

East European University of Economics and Management was founded in Cherkasy, September 1992. Willing to create an alternative higher educational institution, a group of progressive scientists united their forces to achieve a common purpose. Having broad experience of work at a higher educational institution and wide experience of practical activity they became the founders of the first private higher educational institution in Cherkasy. They tried to form the concept of a higher educational institution of a new type and chose the most prestigious specialties and worked out curricula to train professionals for developing economics of Ukraine. The East European University of Economics and Management provides a wide range of opportunities for higher education and training in various areas of management, law, economics, management, and other industries, carries out research and innovation policies, has international links, is actively involved in the social and political life of the country. The pride of the East European University of Economics and Management is its graduates who acquire a prestigious level of education that meets the international educational and scientific standards, based on the best traditions of national higher education and practical experience in their respective industries.

Innovation

At the University a system of innovative training methods has been developed; such activities as business and role-playing games, problematic situations, quizzes, tests, disputes, etc. make up an essential part of the educational process. This system combined with such traditional methods as lectures, seminars, and practical training shows a qualitative performance of the training process and provides conditions for the creative approach to the practical tasks solution and for the maximal approach in real life. An integral part of competitive specialists' training comprises different types of practical training. The practice allows students to consolidate their knowledge of theory, acquire the elementary skills of organizational work in a labor collective, and try to identify themselves as future specialists. The University students undergo practical training all over Ukraine and abroad. The recent tendencies in the development and implementation of world innovations, the process of globalization, and the universalization of the world informational space including the national informational resources of our country require new methods and ways of studying. Committed to providing the foundation of knowledge and practical skill sets needed for succeeding in today's complex professional world, the East European University of Economics and Management offers students the opportunity to earn their degrees online and from a variety of fields.

Structure

Eastern European University of Economics and Management consists of:

Institute of Economics;
Institute of Management;
the Institute of Public Administration and Law;
Institute for Innovation and Information Technology in Education;
the Institute for International and Postgraduate Education;
Training and Organizational Department;
Scientific Library;
Methodical Study Office;
Cafe “Window in Paris”;
a hostel;
a fitness center.

Specialties:

Management of organizations;
The economy of the enterprise;
Economic cybernetics;
Finance and credit;
Accounting and audit;
Marketing;
Science of law;
The scientific discipline of documentation;
Hotel-restaurant trade;
Tourism;
Translation;
Design.

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History

The history of the university dates back to the late nineteenth century. It was then that the architect Aleksey Beketov built the Higher Commercial School of Emperor named after Emperor Alexander III. Its founding fathers were the merchants of the city of Kharkiv. The Board of Trustees, which consisted of reputable merchants and honorary citizens of the city, supervised the school. Subsequently, it grew into the Commercial Institute. 1929 saw the opening of the Kharkiv Institute of Soviet Trade aimed at training highly qualified specialists for the trade industry and public catering. The Institute of Soviet Trade created in 1959 was transferred to Donetsk leaving behind the Evening and Correspondence Faculty of the newborn Donetsk Institute of Soviet Trade. On the 1st of July 1967, the Kharkiv Institute of Public Catering was founded on its base. In 1994, the Institute was granted a new status and a new name – Kharkiv State Academy of Food Technology and Human Nutrition. On the 11th of October 2002, it was granted University status.

About University

The Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade stands clearly out among the great variety of Ukrainian universities. It is the only institution of higher learning in East Ukraine, which trains bachelors, specialists, and masters for trade, hospitality, restaurant business, the food processing industry, customs, and auditing services. Today, the Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade is a powerful educational and research center at the European level. It is one of the leading Ukrainian institutions training specialists for the restaurant business, hospitality, and tourism, commerce, food production and trade, customs, fiscal and economic services, and financial institutions. The Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade is a multi-profile university of Ukraine of the IV-th, level of accreditation training specialists for food service, hospitality, tourism, trade, and food industry, customs, and revenue services, and economic and financial institutions. The training is given by a highly competitive quality of 460 teachers, 70% of whom are doctors of science, academics, professors, and associate professors, providing quality training of highly competent specialists. Among them are the State Prize winners, veteran educators, acclaimed scholars, and leading figures in science and technology.

Achievements

The Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade actively develops the promising areas of human nutrition of the twenty-first century. It has more than 20 academic schools. Long years of research work headed by Alexander Cherenkov, the Rector of Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade, it was recognized by two State Prizes of Ukraine in Science and Technology in 2006 and 2012 received by 10 university scholars. Each year the university inventors receive 30 patents for inventions. the University for its contribution to the development of the national economy and a significant contribution to the creation of the reputable international image of Ukraine was awarded a diploma and a nominee’s commemorative medal of the “Golden Book of Ukrainian Elite” almanac. It is the winner of the rating of “100 best companies of Ukraine” in the “Higher Education” nomination. The University has the status of the Best National Manufacturer of Goods and is awarded the Golden Symbol in the “Innovative Development” nomination. The significant scientific and teaching potential of Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade, its achievements, and its traditions are clear evidence of the fact it is rightly ranked among the best universities in Ukraine.

International Cooperation

The University has a wide network of international ties with more than 30 universities and foundations in the USA, Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Romania, Russia, and other countries. Every year, the faculty and students participate in international culinary competitions, exhibitions, and joint research projects with foreign colleagues. The university has almost 500 international students.

Accommodation

The university has created all kinds of necessary conditions to ensure the process of education and research, to satisfy the social and living demands of its students, faculty, and support staff. The institution has three academic buildings, two modern student dormitories, a canteen, and several cafes. It offers the students and faculty sports facilities at its gyms and playgrounds for training in volleyball, basketball, football, athletics, and other sports, as well as a library with a total stock of over 350,000 copies of printed matter.

Student Life

The Students’ Palace “Suchasnyk” with its wide variety of amateur art groups and clubs is the artistic and aesthetic education center for the students of the university. It hosts celebrations, faculty, and student scientific theoretical and practical conferences, meetings, student talent shows, Miss University and Brain Ring contests, Tatiana’s Day, International Women’s Day, Victory Day, the 3rd year students’ ‘Equator’ holiday celebrations, the “Debut”, amateur shows, meetings of the International Friendship Club, art and photography exhibitions. It is worth mentioning that the students of the Kharkiv State University of Food Technology and Trade participate in Kharkiv City Student Contests, “Miss Student” annual beauty contests, take an active part, and won the “Battle of Universities” TV social project show contest aimed at breathing new life into the best alma mater traditions. The Student Parliament has been an active agent in the university’s life for more than ten years uniting talented and active young people with a social attitude. The students actively participate in the life of their university and contribute to its promotion in Ukraine and abroad. The Members of the Student Parliament are part of the All-Ukrainian Student Council at the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, and the Student Regional Council at the Kharkiv regional Governor’s Office.

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About University

Dnipropetrovsk University of Alfred Nobel – Ukrainian private higher educational institution. Was founded in 1993 as the Dnipropetrovsk Academy of Management, Business, and Law. Since October 2010, bears the name Alfred Nobel. Alfred Nobel University is a private Higher Education institution and has been providing educational services since 1993. Alfred Nobel University is licensed by the Ministry of Education in Ukraine and has the fourth level of accreditation (the highest level of accreditation granted in Ukraine). Alfred Nobel University offers a wide range of educational degrees: bachelor's, specialist, and masters. Training is conducted in the following fields: economics, finance and banking, accounting, management, marketing, merchandising, commercial business, philology, legal studies, psychology, and social pedagogy. Alfred Nobel University has a team of highly qualified teachers. The academic staff consists of 97 people with Ph.D. degrees, among these people 17 are Full Professors and 80 people are Associate Professors.

International Accreditation

On July 18, 2016, at the meeting of the ZEvA’s Commission for International Affairs, a positive decision was made regarding the international accreditation of 11 Bachelor and 14 Master programs of Alfred Nobel University, which acknowledges their full compliance with the international quality standards of higher education.

Student Mobility

Alfred Nobel University ensures the active participation of its students in international exchange programs with European universities:

University of Cadiz (Andalusia, Spain)
Higher School of Labour Safety Management (Katowice, Poland)
University of Silesia (Katowice, Poland)
Kozminski University (Warsaw, Poland)
Wyższa Szkoła Biznesu – National-Louis University (Nowy Sacz, Poland)
Language School «VARIA» (Poland)
University of Rzeszów (Poland)
«JFT Technologies» (Germany)
Technical University Brandenburg (Germany)
University of Mitzpe Ramon (Israel)
University of Rijeka (Croatia)
Lauder Business School (Austria)

Accommodation

The hostel buildings are of a modern block type and consist of rooms for 2-3 students with all the necessary conveniences. All rooms are well-organized and furnished with a bed, a desk, and a chair, provided with cold and hot running water, central heating, Internet access, and suitable lighting for both study and relaxation. The territory of the hostels is protected and patrolled by officers of guard service. In the hostel, each room is attached to the kitchen suitable for students to cook food to their own taste. Students will need to supply their kitchen utensils. Meals and provisions may be bought from various shops and supermarkets around. There are also several student canteens and cafes on the territory of the academy. Living in a hostel you’ll combine the convenience of living near academic buildings, the access to programs and services which help you develop academically, the opportunity to build lasting friendship relations, and comfortable, affordable living. Off-campus accommodation can be obtained in the nearby apartments. Available apartments and houses are furnished and vary in size, number of conveniences, and cost.

International Nobel Congresses

International Nobel Congresses have been held at Alfred Nobel University since 2008.

The First Nobel Economic Forum "The Global Economy of the XXI century: Cycles and Crises" was held on 11–13 September 2008 and welcomed more than one hundred participants from different regions of Ukraine, Romania, Russia, the USA, and Poland. In the course of four plenary sessions and two workshop sessions participants discussed global issues of cyclical development, the forecast of the development of world civilization up to 2050, the transformation of economic, social, and cultural dimensions, the philosophy of modern society, and the human factor in economic development, globalization, and regionalism, etc.
The Second Nobel International Economic Forum "The World Economy in the XXI Century: Cycles and Crises" held on 19–22 May 2010 was devoted to general problems, determined by the motto: Innovation as a basis for overcoming the global crisis. Its goals were attracting young people to research the economies of countries on the basis of the work of Nobel laureates, and forging real creative contacts between young researchers from around the world. The forum combined the intellectual efforts of over 200 participants from all over Ukraine, as well as the CIS and foreign countries: Russia, Poland, the USA, Germany, Austria, Romania, Armenia, Italy, France, Spain, Oman, and other countries. The central question of the forum was the problem of using fundamental innovations as a basis for overcoming the consequences of the economic crisis in the context of the ideas of Friedrich von Hayek, Nobel Laureate in Economics in 1974.
The Third Nobel International Economic Forum was held in 2012. Its plenary sessions and sections were devoted to the discussion of the pressing topic "The Role of Economic Science in Forming National Strategies". The main speakers were Alexander Ermolaev director, of the National Institute of Strategic Studies under the president of Ukraine), Grzegorz Kołodko (former deputy prime minister of the Republic of Poland, professor of Economics, director of the Research Institute for "TIGER" Kozminski University, Warsaw), Max Alier (official representative of the IMF in Ukraine) and other leaders of national economic institutions and some of the world's most eminent economists, from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Romania, Poland, Montenegro".
The Fourth Nobel International Economic Forum was held in 2014. More than 120 scientists from nine countries (Kazakhstan, Belarus, Poland, Russia, Austria, Sweden, India, the USA, and Ukraine) provided materials. The congress was divided in two areas: the real and the virtual. The virtual part was the transcontinental online workshop "Modern Education: Challenges of the cross-cultural communication" (Ukraine - USA) with Dr. J. Johnson (Walden University, USA), Dr. Svetlana Buko (Ukraine), and (over Skype ) Dr. Boyd Johnson (Illinois, USA). Events of this seminar were important for students of international economics English programs, as well as for other economic areas.
The Fifth International Nobel Congress devoted to “Peacebuilding and educational mission of Nobel Laureates in Modern Global Conditions” was held in 2016. The Congress started precisely on September 21 — the International Day of Peace — as its mission is to achieve peace-building and education goals. According to the decision of the university's Academic Council the ceremonial conferral of the title of and attributes of the emeritus professors of Alfred Nobel University took place on September 22, 2016, during the ceremony at the memorial park complex “Alfred Nobel Planet”. The title and attributes were awarded to His Excellency Gerardo Angel Bugallo Ottone, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Kingdom of Spain to Ukraine, Professor Michael Nobel, philanthropist and entrepreneur, multi-year president of the Nobel Family Society, co-founder of the Nobel Charitable Trust (Sweden), as well as Dr. Bob Johnson, head of Independent Commission of the European Council for Business Education (ECBE).

Faculties and Specialties

Faculties:

Enterprise Economy
Economic Cybernetics
Marketing
Management
International Economics
Accounting and Audit
Law Studies
Psychology
Commodity Analysis and Commercial Activities
Philology: Translation, Applied Linguistics, Language, and Literature (English)
Social Pedagogy
Finances and Credit
Politology

Departments

Department of English Philology and Translation
Department of Business Economics and International Business
Department of Economic Cybernetics and modern technology
Department of General and Social Pedagogy
Department of Innovation Management and International Logistics
Department of Foreign Languages
Department of Informatics and Mathematical Methods in Economics
Department of Marketing
Department of International Finance and Banking
Department of International Accounting and Auditing
Department of International Economics and Economic Theory
Department of Political Science, Sociology and Humanities
Department of Law
Department of Applied Psychology
Department of Applied Linguistics and language teaching methodology
Department of Commodity and Commercial Activities
Department of Physical Education

Specializations

the direction of “Banking”
the direction of “Economic Cybernetics”
the direction of “Marketing”
the direction of “Management”
the direction of “International Economics”
the direction of “Accounting and Auditing”
the direction of “Politics”
the direction of “Law”
the direction of “Psychology”
the direction of “social pedagogy”
the direction of “Commodity trade and business”
the direction of “Philology”
the direction of “Finance and Credit”

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About University

The Odesa National University of Economics is one of the leading universities in the country, which has considerable achievements, both in the past and in the present circumstances. University was founded in 1921 with the aim of training highly qualified specialists in economics, and conducting research overall spectrum of economic problems. Odessa National University of Economics has a great influence on the intellectual, technical, scientific, and economic development of the country, particularly on the personnel potential of the state economic areas. The main purpose of Odessa National University of Economics is to prepare highly qualified professionals to meet the needs of the market and state standards of higher education. Odessa National University of Economics is successfully integrated into the European system of education on the basis of the Bologna Convention, which identified common approaches to the creation of modern educational space. Productive and friendly relations with many universities in Europe and around the world were established, this fact gives students the opportunity to receive education at home and abroad. The system of continuous training operates at the Odessa National University of Economics: Institute preparation (preparatory course), academic preparation (Bachelor, Specialist, Master), and postgraduate (second higher education). Odessa National Economic University was accredited according to the 4th level of accreditation. Taking into account the interests of the region Odessa National Economic University trains specialists in 4 branches, 13 directions, and 40 master programs of scientific and professional orientation.

International Cooperation

Teachers and students take part in various international programs and projects such as EU DAAD, USAID, SIFE, TEMPUS-TACIS, AISEC, and others. On September 14, 2010, the rector of the University M.I. Zveriakov signed the Grand Charter of Universities in one of the oldest Bologna Universities in Europe. This provides recognition of our university in Europe. The European Union Ambassador in Ukraine, Jose Pinto Teixeira, opened the Information Center of the European Union at our University. The university is included in the register of European universities operating in the context of the Bologna system on the principles of openness and mobility. The International Department of the university is successfully working on the programs of double bachelor diplomas and student exchange. Concluded agreements with the universities of Strasbourg (France) and Mittwayde (Germany).

Research Activity

The main direction of the Odessa National Economic University's current activity is to provide highly effective scientific activity in fundamental and applied research in economics. In economic reform conditions, the University faces new responsibilities related to the need to improve the system of training and retraining of specialists, strengthening the scientific component in the educational process. Therefore, special attention is paid to the development of scientific schools. The high scientific status of ONEU in Ukraine and abroad is multiplied and approved by our doctors of sciences and professors. The University's scientific staff is about 500 people of the faculty, 55% of them have a scientific degree, including 36 professors, and doctors of science. The University employs nine academicians, and four honored workers of education, scientists, and engineers. This allows to carry out of fundamental and applied scientific research on the priority directions of science and technology development. Integration of the Odessa State Economic University into the world educational space is confirmed by its membership in the European Association of Universities. The university team's high international rating allows us to cooperate with 49 educational and scientific institutions of the CIS, Germany, Mexico, Israel, Austria, Holland, Italy, Romania, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Poland, France, etc

Recognition of Odesa National Economic University

1971 – Odesa Institute of National Economy (the old name) was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Ukrainian SSR for its success in training highly skilled professionals for the national economy and in connection with the 50th anniversary of the university foundation. 1993 – The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine appreciated the achievements and merits of the Odesa Institute of National Economy stuff and established the Odesa State Economic University on its basis. 1997 – the Odesa State University of Economics was admitted to the European Association of Universities. 2001, 2006 – the staff of the Odesa State Economic University was awarded twice with the Certificate of Honor by the Ukraine Cabinet of Ministers for the training of highly skilled professionals. 2010 – joining the Odesa State Economic University to the Grand Charter of the Universities of the World with headquarters in Bologna. 2011 – By the order of the President of Ukraine No. 1041/2011 of November 11, 2011, the university was granted national status. Nowadays University consists of 6 campuses and 3 hostels located in downtown Odesa.

Departments and Specialties

Faculty of Economics and Production Management

Business economics;
Economic theory;
Management of organizations.

Credit Economic Faculty

Finance and credit.

International Economics Faculty

International economics;
Tourism;
Marketing;
Personnel management and labor economics;
Сommodity research and commercial business.

Accounting Economic Faculty

Applied statistics;
Economic cybernetics;
Accounting and audit.

Financial and Economic Faculty

Finance and credit.

Commercial Faculty

Finance and credit;
Accounting and audit;
Business economics;
Marketing;
Tourism.

Correspondence Faculty

Finance and credit;
Accounting and audit;
Economics of the enterprise;
Marketing;
Tourism

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History

Its history began more than 50 years ago. The 60th Military Aviation Flight College was created in Kirovograd in 1951, and prepared the flight crews for Soviet Army Military Air Forces until 1960. In connection with the decision of the Soviet Government concerning the USSR Military Forces reduction, the College was transformed into the Kirovograd Civil Aviation High School. Kirovograd Civil Aviation High Flight School was carry out the training of Aviation Personnel for Aeroflot and Aviation Companies all around the world from 1960 until 1978. In the 60th., new Aviation hardware, Jet and Turboprop Aircraft were introduced into Civil Aviation. This fact complicated the process of Air Traffic and raised the demands of aviation staff. It became necessary to create Civil Aviation Higher Education establishments. Beginning in 1978, on the base of Kirovograd Civil Aviation High Flight School the Kirovograd Civil Aviation High Flight College started functioning. The Technical and Training base and Aviation Staff High Education Programs were improved. In 1993, by the order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the College got the status of the State Flight Academy of Ukraine. So, the high quality of training at the Academy is based on great experience and many years of tradition. During the period of its, Operation Academy prepared more than 110 Thousand Aviation Personnel, including more than 4 thousand Specialists from 66 Countries of the world. Our graduates work on all the main lands of the Earth (except Australia) and hold different posts. Among them is Pilottthe he s, Air Traffic Controllers and Heads of the Services, Flight Crews and Detachments Captains, Chiefs of Departments, Air Companies, and Flight Complexes Directors. Besides, our graduates are heads of Aviation Services in Mongolia, Bulgaria, Moldova, and several African countries. For the high-quality, training of Cuba Republic Specialists, the Academy was awarded the Cuban order “De la SOLIDARIDAD”, and for the great contribution into high-qualified personnel training for Ukrainian Aviation, it got the Silver Medal of International Academic rating “Golden Fortune”. In 2000 the State Flight Academy joined the UN Program TRAINAIR (Civil Aviation Personnel Training International Program), and also became a Member of the Innovation Centre of International Educational Programs “INCOS”. The activity of the State Flight Academy of Ukraine is Certified by International Aviation Committee (CIS), got the License from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, and the 4th level of Accreditation.

About University

The State Flight Academy of Ukraine in Kirovograd is considered, being one of the best International Flight Schools and is a unique component of National Education in Ukraine. As a flight school, it has been training aviators since 1951. Over 120 thousand specialists from 80 countries of the world have been trained here. The academy runs a full cycle of training: two faculties, a military department, a graduate school, postgraduate studies, and two specialized Academic Councils for thesis defense. Two training airfields; training aircraft; simulators; aviation-technical base certified in accordance with Eurostandard requirements allow the Academy to conduct both theoretical training and qualitative practical training of cadets.

Aviation Technical Maintenance Base

Flight Simulator Center

The main task of Flight Simulator Training is a high level of flight safety. At present, there are the following complex flight simulators at the State Flight Academy: Yak-42, Yak-40, А n-24, А n-26, L-410 UVP, Aircraft and А n-2 и Yak-18 Т, Aircraft for pilots.

Scientific and Technical Library

The Flight and Technical Department keeps the documents that regulate the flight work (ICAO, IATA, Ukrainian aviation, flight manuals for all aircraft types). SPORTS CLUB “ICAR” is established for Flight Academy students CLUB, HOSTELS, AND DINING ROOM are available in the territory of Flight Academy.

Faculties and Specialties

At present, the Academy provides training in the following Specialties:

Aircraft Flight Operation (Commercial Pilot for Single Engine aircraft, Commercial Pilot for Multi-Engine Aircraft),
Aircraft Production, Technical Maintenance and Repair (Technical Diagnostic and Non-Destructive Methods of Monitoring, Flight Engineer),
Air Traffic Servicing (Air Traffic Controller, Air Navigation Information and Flight Planning Officer, Computer Flight Servicing Officer, Emergency Servicing and Flight Safety Officer).

The State Flight Academy of Ukraine went through many difficulties in living in the new economic formation and now is both the only Flight Education establishment in Ukraine and world level Center of 21st Century Aviation personnel training.

Faculties:

Faculty of Flight Operation
Faculty of Air Traffic Services
Faculty of Management
Faculty of Distance Education

Departments:

Department of Air Traffic Services
Department of Information Technology
Department- Center of Intensive Learning Foreign Languages
Department of Search, Rescue, and Aviation Safety
Department of Aeronautical Meteorology
Department of Flight Safety
Department of Mechanics and Design of Aircraft
Department of Air Navigation
Department of Physics and Mathematics
Department of Physical and Psychophysiological Training
Department of Management and Economics
Department of Social and Human Sciences and Professional Education
Department of Military Training

Majors

Aero Navigation, Bachelor Level Training term 4 years
Aircraft Flight Operation, Qualification Commercial Pilot of Multiengine Aircraft (Pilot-Engineer). The training term is 5 years. Flight training is carried out on the following Aircraft types: NARP, TL-232, Yak-18T, AN-2, L-410, AN-24, and An-26.
Aircraft and Engines Production Technical Maintenance and Repair, qualifications – “Flight engineer” and “Engineer for Technical Diagnostics and Non-Destructive Methods of Monitor”.The training term is 5 years.
PRIVATE PILOT (PPL)-the ICAO course №231. Course duration is 9 months. Total flight time is 46 hours (including 40 hours on Aircraft).
COMMERCIAL PILOT (CPL) – ICAO course №232. The course duration is 18 months. Total flight time is 165 hours (including 140 hours on aircraft).
COMMERCIAL PILOT with the right to fly multi-engine aircraft by instrumental flight rules – (CPL/MEL/IR) ICAO course №236. The course duration is 30 months. Total flight time is 300 hours (including 265 hours on aircraft).
POST-GRADUATE Level Courses are available as well, the training term is 3 years
PREPARATORY Course for foreign students, training term is 10 Months. The training is conducted in Russian & English.

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About University

Kondratyuk Poltava National Technical University is the higher education institution in Poltava, established by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on August 29, 1994, on the basis of the former Civil Engineering Institute, hereinafter referred to as the Poltava Technical University. By Presidential Decree No. 302/2002 dated March 27, 2002, the University was awarded the status of National one. Since that time it has become known as Y. KondratyukPoltava National Technical University. The central building of the University is the monument of architecture of the first half of the 19th century (classic style) and presents an integral part of the city Poltava ensemble, built-in 1828-1832 under the project of architect Ludwig Charlemagne as the premises for the Institute of Noble Maidens. Founded on December 12, 1818, by the wife of the Governor General, M.G. Repnin, of the Poltava and Chernihiv provinces VarvaraAlexeevnathe Institute for Noble Maidens in Poltava became the first among the provincial cities of the Russian autocratic Empire private secondary educational institution for noble women. For the 100-year period of Institute activities, different prominent figures of Ukrainian, Russian, and Czech cultures were working there. In particular, over 36 years a famous Ukrainian poet and fabulist, former Rector of the Kharkiv University, and professorP.P. Gulak-Artemovskyhad the permanent supervision of the training work.

History

In different years the Institute was visited by I.P. Kotlyarevsky, Taras Shevchenko, M.V. Gogol, V.A. Zhukovski, Decembrists – brothers Sergey and MatthewMuravyevy-Apostoly. In January 1918, the Institute of noble maidens was evacuated to Vladikavkaz, which initiated the establishment and development of the urban women’s gymnasium. From 1918 to 1930, the central building of the former Institute housed the land management technical school, orphanage, gardening school, and other institutions, and organizations. In the 30s Poltava became a federal center of training engineers for agricultural engineering. On August 19, 1930, the decree on the establishment of the Poltava Institute of agricultural engineering was issued. Poltava which is rich in agricultural traditions and achievements educated in agricultural Institute (Department of agricultural engineering) staff to work in the village. This is the Faculty that was transferred by the Poltava City Council to the premises of the former Institute of Noble Maidens. The number of departments in the Institute by 1940 was already 20 (mathematics, physics, chemistry, graphics, theoretical mechanics, structural mechanics, building materials, building industry, etc.). During 1954-1971 new faculties of industrial and civil engineering, architecture, plumbing, and general technical correspondence course with evening forms of study, and professional development were opened, at the same time with the efforts of the administration the construction of the laboratory, right and left academic buildings, new hostels for students was organized. Then the system of the institute was changed into university training in 26 branches: economic, electromechanical, environmental, architectural, construction, etc. Thus, the work of all faculty members of the school to develop training plans and work programs, educational and laboratory and material-technical base, and scientific and methodical literature created the preconditions of its successful accreditation (IV), a high international level and renamed it according to the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on August 29, 1994, into Technical University, and according to the Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 302/2002 dated March 27, 2002, it was awarded the National status.

Faculties and Institutes

FACULTIES

Architectural
Civil engineering
Electromechanical
Oil, gas, and natural resources management
Financial and economic
Management and Business
Information and telecommunication technologies and systems
Humanitarian

Center of postgraduate education Preparatory Department for foreign citizens

Separate subdivisions:

Poltava petroleum geological prospecting college
N.V. GogolMyrhorod Artistic and Industrial College

Accommodation

One of the best and most reputable universities in Ukraine Y.KondratyukPoltava National Technical University along with such issues as the preparation of high-quality professionals provides all non-resident students and foreign students with housing. Work in the halls of residence campus is aimed at timely settlement and expulsion of students, control and order in hostels, improvement of housing and living conditions for students, and leisure-time organization for students living in the hostels. The University campus has five hostels, where about 2260 students can stay. Each room of the hostels is connected to the Internet network that allows using of new technologies for studying. On campus area the ground for the rest of the students and student families is built, a playground is functioning, as well as a library, and 2 gymnasiums. Also, the catering conditions were created for students (a student’s shop, a hairdressing salon, a canteen, student’s dispensary).

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About Academy

It is a unique higher educational establishment in the field of training highly-skilled professionals for housing and municipal economy, municipal management, construction, transport, electricity-, water-, gas-, and heat supply, lighting sphere, tourist and hotel industry, and ecological and technological safety. University has specialized academic councils to award Doctor degrees and Ph.D. operating in the University. The University is a modern powerful educational and research institution, which has:

12,000 students
more than 500 foreign students from over 49 countries
5 academic and research institutes
1 faculty
4 educational centers
2 colleges
post-graduate and doctorate studies
several branch research units
scientific centers.

History

The Academy started training international students in the middle 50s of the last century. Just then the first foreign graduates who studied at the faculty of urban planning got their diplomas. They were citizens of the People’s Republic of Poland and the Socialist Republic of Romania. During the following years, the number of foreign students constantly increased and by the end of the seventies, it was over 100 people. Therefore the Ministry of Higher and Specialized Secondary Education of the USSR decided to create the Foreign Students Department (resolution dated 20.08.1978). By that time foreign students were educated at three faculties – urban development, electric power supply and lighting of cities, and urban electric transport. In the early 80s, the number of students was over 200 people. In addition to citizens from the “Council for Mutual Economic Assistance” member countries among them were citizens from other countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America – coming from fifty countries overall. Since the mid-’80s the Academy began to train foreign citizens at the highest qualification level. Since then more than 150 foreigners have successfully finished a postgraduate course and defended their dissertations (Dr. Ph.D.), among them: Gudari Radzheshvar (Republic of Mauritius, 1989), Muhammad Tahir and Hassan Rabah Hassan Abdul Judy (Republic of Iraq, 1991) Al Azam Mohammad Tayseer and Ravashdeh (Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, 2001), Nihad Mahmoud Ashram (Syrian Arab Republic, 2001), Derder Wafa (Morocco, 2004), Saleh Koksharov Feruzshah (Republic of Iraq, 2004) Hasanseyfeydin (Republic of Sudan, 2009), Zhong Lin (China, 2010), Van Man Man (China, 2011). In 1991 a preparatory division for foreign citizens was established at the Academy, and in 1995 – the Department of Russian as a Foreign Language. Teachers from the preparatory division of this department teach foreign students the Ukrainian or Russian languages and liberal arts in the chosen specialty for one year. The department educates future architects, engineers, economists, ecologists, sculptors, artists, managers, medics, etc. Over the last 16 years, more than 1000 foreign citizens from more than 80 countries (China, the Syrian Arab Republic, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Kingdom of Morocco, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the Algerian People’s Democratic Republic, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Republic of Cyprus, the State of Israel, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Federal Republic of Nigeria, the Republic of the Congo, etc.) have learned here Ukrainian and Russian.

Institutes and Faculties

Town Planning Department
Economics and Entrepreneurship Department
Management Department
Department of Urban Environmental Engineering
Department for Electric Power Supply and Lighting Cities
Electrical Transport Department
Distance Learning Department
Foreign Students Department
Department for Increasing Qualification and Retraining Personnel
Department for Postgraduate Education and Distance Learning
Pre-university Department

Education for International Students

Many graduates of the Academy are now well-known people in their countries; they hold senior positions at state and commercial establishments, military units, and governments. Full-time education at the Academy trains specialists from foreign countries at six faculties in three qualification levels – Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Ph.D. Today over 3000 specialists from 80 countries have graduated. Many of them have achieved excellent academic results. For example, during the past 10 years, 17 foreign students achieved an “ An Honor diploma”. Our graduates, who have held their honored positions in life do not forget their Alma Mater. Moreover, they not only inform us about their achievements, and in fact are voluntary members of our Academy in their countries, active members of the “Foreign Graduates’ association” of the universities in the Kharkiv region, and promote education in Ukraine among their co-citizens.

International Cooperation

The Academy maintains close partnership relations in the field of science and education with leading universities and research centers in the Russian Federation, the United States of America, the German Federal Republic, the United Kingdom of Great Britain, the Republic of Austria, the Kingdom of Sweden, the French Republic, the Kingdom of Spain, the Republic of Finland, the Republic of Turkey, the Republic of Estonia, the People’s Republic of China. We maintain close academic and business relations with engineering associations of many countries. The Academy is a member of the International Association of Universities under the aegis of UNESCO. A significant contribution by University scientists has been made to the development and implementation of international and national programs, including international educational projects on ecology and environmental protection, and regional reform programs of housing and communal services. University has a long history of successful implementation of different EU projects including Erasmus Mundus and Tempus projects. Currently, University is an active participant in the Erasmus+ program, including credit mobility and capacity-building projects. Also, the University is a member of the International Association of Universities.

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About University

According to the Resolution of Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine №1563 from December 30, 1996, Ternopil’ Ivan Pul’ui State Technical University (TSTU) was founded on the basis of Ternopil’ Instrumentation Institute, and on December 11, 2009, it was renamed into Ternopil’ Ivan Pul’ui National Technical University for considerable input into the development of national education and science and taking into account national and international recognition of results received by TSTU. Nowadays our university is the only higher technical educational establishment in the Ternopil’ district that provides training of specialists of all qualification levels, Doctors, and Ph.D. for Ternopil’, Chernivtsi, Ivano-Frankivs’k, Khmel’nyts’k, and Rivne districts.

Structure

Ternopil’ Ivan Pul’ui National Technical University also includes Technical lyceum, Technical college, Husiatyn college, and Zboriv college. The total number of students, masters and post-graduate students in the university alone comprises around 5000 people. 9 departments are functioning within the university: Computer Technologies Department, Department of Computer Information Systems and Program Engineering, Electrical Engineering Department, Food and Processing Production Department, Mechanical Engineering Department, Economy and Entrepreneurship Department, Department of Management and Business in Production, Department of Testing Instruments and Radio Computer Systems, Foreign Students Department. The training is also conducted at the International studies center and Pre-university studies center. The re-training and skill upgrading is organized by the Post-graduate studies center.

Faculties and Specialties

Faculty of Engineering of Machines, Structures, and Technologies

Mechanical engineering
Industrial Machinery Engineering
Food Industry Technologies
Civil Engineering
Agricultural engineering
Automobile Transport
Transport Technologies (Automobile Transport)

Faculty of Applied Information Technologies and Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering
Automation and Computer-integrated Technologies
Metrology and Information-Measuring Engineering
Micro- and nano-system technology
Biomedical Engineering
Telecommunications and Radio Engineering

Faculty of Computer Information Systems and Software Engineering

Software Engineering
Computer Sciences
Computer Engineering
System Analysis
Cyber Security
Information System and Technologies

Faculty of Economics and Management

Economics
Psychology
Accounting and Taxation
Finances, Banking, and Insurance
Management
Public Administration
Marketing
Business, Trade, and Exchange
Hotel, Restaurant, and Catering
Public administration

Achievement

Professional training, purposeful programs of fundamental training, intensive computer education, modernization of studying economic branches, humanization and humanization of learning and educational processes, perfect foreign languages learning, and upgrading of specialists’ legal education are performed by the teaching staff of the University. More than 200 lecturers work here: a Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, a member of the New York Academy of Sciences, Academicians and Corresponding Members of the branch Academies of Sciences of Ukraine, Doctors of Science, Professors, and Candidates of Science, Professor Assistants. The university cooperates actively with foreign educational and scientific institutions in the branch of education and research. In particular, it has ties with the USA, Canada, Germany, France, Sweden, Great Britain, Poland, China, India, Russia, etc.

Accommodation

The physical infrastructure of the University and its structures comprises 11 education, science, and research buildings with a general area of around 60 000 sq. meters, 6 dormitories, gyms, student canteens, and accommodations for art activities. The university implements modern higher school development tendencies in its activities to the fullest extent; it satisfies the needs of the region and the district in highly qualified specialists, acting as a scientific and cultural center.

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About University

The National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute" in the city of Kharkiv, is the largest and oldest technical university in eastern Ukraine. Founded in 1885, it is the second-oldest technical university in the former Russian Empire (after Saint Petersburg State Institute of Technology) and in the territory of modern Ukraine. National Technical University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute» is renowned for its high reputation in the field of education and research. A wide variety of curricula and a high level of education attract an increasing number of school leavers. The University holds key positions among the institutions of higher education in Ukraine and worldwide, therefore the diploma of NTU «KhPI» has a high rating and is recognized worldwide.

History

The university was established according to the program for technical education in the Russian Empire set up by Dmitry Mendeleev as a Practical Technological Institute, with two departments (mechanical and chemical) which could offer training to 125 students. The organizer and first rector of the institute were Viktor Kyrpychov, an honored professor specializing in mechanics and resistance in materials. In 1898, the institute was renamed the Emperor Alexander III Technological Institute. After the October Revolution in 1917, the Technological Institute continued its work. In 1921 the institute set up the first department for workers in Ukraine, and in 1923 (at the request of students, teachers, and employees) the institute was renamed for Vladimir Lenin. In 1929 the V.I. Lenin institute of Technology was renamed the Kharkiv V.I. Lenin Polytechnic Institute (KhPI), a name kept until the fall of the Soviet Union. In 1930, five independent higher-educational institutions (for mechanical machine engineering, electrical technology, chemical technology, engineering and construction, and aviation) were set up as five separate departments of the institute. KhPI, as a whole, temporarily ceased to exist after that but historians consider these five institutions as informal branches sharing a common history. During World War II over 3,000 professors, students, and institute employees joined the Army. Evacuated to Krasnoufimsk and Chirchiq, the institute continued training engineering staff; it also solved serious scientific problems related to strengthening national defense (such as contributing to tank-design work spearheaded by Alexander Morozov, one of the key engineers in T-34 design). After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, KhPI continued its work as a Ukrainian institution of higher learning. In April 1994, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine granted Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute university status and it was renamed the Kharkiv State Polytechnic University (KhSPU). In September 2000, the status of National Technical University has been given to KhSPU, by decree of the President of Ukraine; since then, it has had its current name (NTU "KhPI"). In February 2010, NTU "KhPI" was granted the status of Autonomous Research National University by decree of the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers.

University Structure

Military Institute for Tank Troops

Institute of Education and Science in Power Engineering, Electronics, and Electromechanics

Department of Automation and Cybersecurity of Power Systems
Department of Automated electromechanics systems
Department of Internal combustion engines
Department of Engineering Electrophysics
Department of Applied Electrical Engineering
Department of Steam Generator Construction
Department of Electric power transmission
Department of Industrial and Biomedical Electronics
Department of Theoretical Electrical Engineering
Department of Heat engineering and energy-efficient technologies
Department of Technical cryophysics
Department of Turbine construction
Department of Electrical Apparatus
Department of Electrical Machines
Department of Electric Power Stations
Department of Electric Transport and Locomotive Engineering
Department of Electrical Insulation and Cable Engineering

Institute of Education and Science in Mechanical Engineering and Transport

Department of Car and Tractor Industry
Department of Higher Mathematics
Department of Computer Modeling and Integrated Forming Technologies
Department of Hydraulic Machines named after G.F. Proskura
Department of Machine Components and Mechatronic Systems
Department of Integrated Technologies of Mechanical Engineering named after M.F. Semko
Department of Information Technologies and Systems of Wheeled and Tracked Vehicles named after A.A. Morozov
Department of Foundry
Department of Materials Science
Department of Plastic Metal Working
Department of Occupational and Environmental Safety
Department of Lifting and Transporting Machines and Equipment
Department of Welding
Department of Theory and Computer-Aided Design of Mechanisms and Machines
Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology and Metal-Cutting Machines
Department of Chemical Engineering and Environment Protection

Institute of Education and Science in Engineering and Physics

Department of Geometric Modeling and Computer Graphics
Department of Dynamics and Strength of Machines
Department of Computer Modelling of Processes and Systems
Department of Continuum Mechanics and Strength of Materials
Department of Applied Mathematics
Department of Radio Electronics
Department of Theoretical Mechanics and Resistance of Materials
Department of Physics
Department of Strategic Management
Department of Information Systems
Department of Metals and Semiconductors Physics
Department of Micro- and nanoelectronics

Institute of Education and Science in Chemical Technologies and Engineering

Department of Biotechnology, Biophysics, and Analytical Chemistry
Department of Oil, Gas and Condensate Production
Department of Integrated Technologies, Processes and Apparatuses
Department of General and Inorganic Chemistry
Department of Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Microbiology
Department of Organic Synthesis and Nanotechnologies
Department of Engineering Electrochemistry
Department of Fat and Fermentation Products Technology
Department of Ceramics, Refractory Materials, Glass and Enamels Technology
Department of Solid Fuel and Gas Processing Technology and Oil Refining Technology
Department of Plastic Mass and Biologically Active Polymers Technology
Department of Physical Chemistry
Department of Chemical Technology of Inorganic Substances, Catalysis, and Ecology

Institute of Education and Science in Economics, Management, and International Business

Department of Сommercial, trade and entrepreneurship
Department of Cross-Cultural Communication and Foreign Languages
Department of Foreign Economic Activities and Finances Management
Department of Management
Department of General Economic Theory
Department of innovative entrepreneurship management and international economic relations
Department of Marketing
Department of Economic Cybernetics and Marketing Management
Department of Economic Analysis and Accounting

Educational and Scientific Institute of Computer Science and Information Technology

Department of Cybersecurity
Department of Information Systems and Technologies
Department of Computer Science and Intellectual Property
Department of Computer Engineering and Programming
Department of System Analysis and Information-Analytical Technologies
Department of Computer Mathematics and Data Analysis
Department of Software Engineering and Management Intelligent Technologies

Educational and Scientific Medical Institute

Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Medicine
Internal Diseases and Family Medicine
General Pharmacy
Infectious Diseases and Dermatovenereology
Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics, Virology, and Microbiology
Neurology and Reflexology
Organizations and Management Healthcare and Social Medicine
Psychiatry, Addictiology, Psychotherapy, and Clinical Psychology
Radiology
Physical and rehabilitation medicine, physiotherapy, and balneology
Surgery, Normal and Topographic Anatomy

Faculty of social and humanitarian technologies

Department of Business Foreign Language and Translation
Department of Intelligent Computer Systems
Department of Social System Control Pedagogy and Psychology named after I. A. Ziaziun
Department of Law
Department of Sociology and Political Science
Department of Ukraine Studies, Culture Studies, and Science History
Department of Physical Training
Department of Philosophy

Educational and Scientific Institute of International Education

Department of Humanities
Department of Natural Sciences
Department of Foreign Languages
Department of Ukrainian Language, Russian Language, and Applied Linguistics

Faculty for Computer and Information Technologies

Department of Technology System Automation and Ecology Monitoring
Department of Automation and Control in Technical Systems
Department of Data Measuring Technologies and Systems
Department of Computer and Radio-electronic Systems for Testing and Diagnostics
Department of Multimedia and Internet Technologies and Systems
Department of Distributed Information Systems and Cloud Technologies

Educational Center “German Technical Faculty” Inter-branch Institute for the Postgraduate Education Center for the Extramural and Distance Training of NTU “KhPI”

Achievements

NTU "KhPI" has been accredited as a university of the highest (IV) level. It trains full-time students in 91 fields and offers 69 fields for instruction by correspondence. It has the greatest number of matriculated students in eastern and southern Ukraine (4,377 places for full-time students and over 4,000 places for correspondence students). The university has 21 full-time departments, departments for correspondence and new full-time students, a center for foreign students, an inter-branch institute for advanced studies, and three research and design institutes. It prepares specialists in the fields of machine-building, automation, electrical engineering, electronics, chemical engineering, control systems, management, computer science, software engineering, and business.

International Cooperation

At the present time NTU “KPI” continues to work towards the strengthening and developing of relations with 168 foreign partners from 38 countries of the world (Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, Great Britain, Greece, Georgia, Estonia, Spain, Italy, China, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Russia, Rumania, Slovakia, Slovenia, the USA, France, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Tajikistan, etc.). Today the University realizes 150 immediate contracts with Institutions of higher education and other organizations. The relations are developed very dynamically and effectively with the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (Germany), University of Klagenfurt (Austria), Central Lyon Higher Senior School (France), University of Miskolc (Hungary), Humboldt University of Berlin (Germany), Dresden University of Technology (Germany), Cracow University of Technology and The Warsaw University of Technology (Poland), Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski (Bulgaria), Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) (Germany), etc. An important milestone in the life of the University was the signing of Magna Charta Universitatum by NTU “KhPI” in the ancient Institution of Higher Education in Europe University of Bologna (Italy) in September 2005. In March 2007 NTU “KhPI” became a full individual member of the European Association of Universities. On March 10, 2009, the University became a full member of the Eurasia Association of Universities. Starting from November 2009 NTU “KhPI” has been a member of The Black Sea Universities Network. These events were one more step toward the integration of the University into the common European and International Educational Space.

Education for International Students

The International Education department provides

Searches (including abroad) for companies that legally recruit and select foreign citizens for study in Ukraine and conclude contracts with them.
Fabrication, execution, and issuance of invitations for studying in Ukraine and visa support for foreign students.
Admission of foreign citizens for all types of education at the university, fabrication, issuance of orders, and conclusion of contracts.
Admission of students for undergraduate study in accordance with chosen majors.
Registration of foreign students in the Kharkiv regional office of the
Ministry of internal affairs of Ukraine.

After completion of education, the department issues diplomas of correspondent level (bachelor, specialist, master) and provides their legalization in the Ministry of foreign affairs of Ukraine. The International Education department includes

the Department of natural sciences;
the Department of humanitarian sciences;
Department of social and economic sciences.

The departments provide pre-university training (language courses) for foreign students in engineering technical, economic, medical-biological, and humanitarian fields towards obtaining legal certificates. Foreign students, who successfully completed the pre-university training course, have the possibility to enter our university as well as any other university in Ukraine. The warranty of high-quality training of foreign students is the qualification of teachers, their long-time experience of teaching, and specially developed methodologies of training.

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About University

Lutsk National Technical University is a unique educational, scientific, and cultural phenomenon that has appeared as the combination of the best traditions of Kyiv, Lviv, and Volyn science and has become the main Volyn Technical establishment that multiplies the town’s glory. Lutsk National, Technical University has the IV level of accreditation (the highest in Ukraine). Nowadays it comprises 9 Faculties, 35 departments; 7 lecture and laboratory buildings with up-to-date equipment; has branches at industrial enterprises, dozens of research laboratories, book & e-libraries; a developed network of International collaboration; a sports center, a computer printing house, etc. The academic staff of the university includes more than 400 persons. Among them there are more than 30 Doctors of Science, Professors, 310 Ph.D., 18 full or correspondent members of the National Academy of Science and branch academies & 9 branch foreign academies; more than 15 persons were awarded state honors and laureates of the state prizes. Lutsk NTU prepares professionals in more than 30 specialties. Nearly 8 500 students in 30 directions are trained in a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree.

History

Everything in the world has its sources and history. The same is with Lutsk National Technical University (LSTU), the history of which goes back as far as 1966, when according to the decision of the former Ministry for higher and secondary specialized education of the URSR the branch of General Engineering Faculty of Kyiv Road-transport Institute was founded in Lutsk. The initiators of the idea were Mykola Vasyliovych Romaniuk, the former director of the Lutsk Car Works, and Yevhen Petrovych Veryzhenko, Rector of Kyiv Road-transport Institute. Within two years the branch was reorganized into the Lutsk General Engineering Faculty of KRTI. In 1971 the faculty was subordinated to the Ukrainian Institute of Water Transport Engineers. After a while according to the decision of the Council of Ministers, the faculty was subordinated to Lviv Polytechnical Institute and four years later it was reorganized into the Lutsk Branch of Lviv Polytechnical Institute with an affiliate at the town of Novovolynsk. The first director of the branch was I.M.Khorolsky and later on V.V.Bozhydarnik. The Branch had two faculties: evening and general engineering (deans I.I.Orekhovsky and V.V.Bozhydarnik), and four departments. Soon after a full-time education was introduced by establishing the civil engineering faculty. On the basis of the department of general subjects, the following departments were formed: higher mathematics, physics, and electrical engineering, and a year later, the department of machine building. The first graduation of mechanical engineers took place in 1971 and the first civil engineers graduated in 1981. So, step by step, the branch was approaching its memorable day – April 1, 1991. It was that day when the Council of Ministers of the URSR passed a resolution Т87 on the formation of Lutsk Industrial Institute on the basis of the Lutsk Branch of Lviv Polytechnical Institute. It was a great dream that had come true in sovereign Ukraine, in a time of social transformations taking place in the country. The 24th of December, 1997 was a very important day in the history of the educational establishment. According to decision No. 1463 of the Council of Ministers Lutsk National Technical University was formed on the basis of the Industrial Institute.

Structure

Major Science Schools:

Advanced Information Technologies in Engineering,
Innovative Engineering-Pedagogical Technologies,
Modern Pedagogical Technologies of Engineers Training,
Progressive Technologies in Engineering and Industry,
Resource-Saving & Energy-Saving Technologies,
Processing of Materials & Machine Construction,
Material Science and Composite Materials,
Regional Economy,
Financial support for sustainable development,
Accounting, analysis, and audit in the management of business activities,
Commodity and expertise in consumer goods quality,
Organizational-economic principles of management of enterprise development.

International Cooperation

Lutsk NTU collaborates with other schools in Ukraine, as well as schools in Poland, Great Britain, and Germany. The Faculty of Business has parallel training agreements with the Poznan Academy of Hotel Economy, Wroclaw Economic University, the University of Logistics and Customs, The University of Barcelona, and the High School of International Relations and Social Communication in Chelm. The Ecology, Instruments, and Power Systems departments collaborate with the Institute of Semiconductor Physics of NAS of Ukraine, the Institute of Nuclear Research of NAS Ukraine, Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University, Ivan Franko Lviv National University, Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University, Mykhailo Lomonosov Moscow State University, Leningrad State Hydrometeorological Institute, Zheshiv Polytechnic (Poland), the Higher Technical School Lippe (Germany), and others. Lutsk NTU also offers cooperative education programs with Ukrainian Packaging Club and Ukrainian Materials Science.

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About University

The Odesa National Polytechnic University (ONPU), one of the oldest engineering training institutions in Ukraine, was founded in 1918. During the years of its existence, the Odesa polytechnics contributed significantly to the development of Ukrainian and global science and technology as well as to training skilled experts for the national economy. Twenty thousand undergraduate, and graduate employees, and post-graduate students are trained here. The process is insured by personnel numbering 4 thousand lecturers, researchers, and practical engineers. There are more than 120 Professors and Doctors of sciences, almost 450 Associated Professors, Ph.D., and 25 honored workers of Science & Engineering of Ukraine who work in ONPU.

Structure

Today the structure of the Odesa National Polytechnic University includes: 8 Institutes specialized in main educational and scientific fields

machine-building;
industrial technologies,
design, and management;
power;
radio electronics and telecommunications;
computer systems;
business, economy, and information technologies;
electromechanics and energy consumption.

Faculties

chemicals technology;
humanities.

The Postgraduate Training Center,

Kherson polytechnic college,

Automotive equipment, and roads-building college.

ONPU created a “polytechnic university” complex consolidating Licea, high schools, colleges, and technical schools of the whole southern Ukraine region. 20,000 students, graduate employees, and post-graduate students are trained here, the process is effected by 4,000 lecturers, researchers, and practical engineers. There are 57 academicians and corresponding members of both special Ukraine Academies of Science, more than 120 professors and Doctors of sciences, almost 450 senior lecturers, Ph.D., 21 honored workers of Science and Engineering of Ukraine, honored worker of the National Education of Ukraine, 13 academicians of international academies.

Research

ONPU provides training for more than 20 000 students in 56 specialties. The university has a powerful research basis, its practical engineers, researchers, and scientists essentially contributed to different areas of science and technology. The 52 specialized research laboratories implement research in high-priority scientific domains: resource saving, environmental protection, fundamental research in mathematics, mechanics, computer science, new materials, automation and instrument making, etc. Today ONPU efficiently cooperates with educational, scientific, and industrial centers in 40 foreign countries. The Odessa National Polytechnic University is a member of the European University Association and the International Association of Universities.

International Cooperation

Odessа Polytechnic, in order to enter the global higher education space and ensure the quality of future students’ training, carries out its international cooperation in strict compliance with the legal framework, concludes cooperation agreements, establishes direct relations with institutions of higher education, scientific institutions and enterprises of foreign countries, international organizations, foundations, and other partners. The main directions of our University's international cooperation are:

participation at programs of bilateral and multilateral intergovernmental and inter-University level exchange with applicants studying in various levels of higher education programs as well as research and teaching staff;
conducting joint research;
organization of international conferences, symposiums, congresses, and other events;
organizing and conducting international summer schools;
participation in international educational and scientific programs;
joint publishing activities;
provision of services related to higher and postgraduate education rendering to foreign nationals and stateless persons in Ukraine;
creation of joint educational and scientific programs with foreign higher education institutions, scientific institutions, and organizations;
scientific and pedagogic-researcher trips abroad of researcher and teaching staff in accordance with international treaties signed by the Ukrainian State, as well as agreements between the University and foreign partners;
engaging the scientific and pedagogic-researcher staff of foreign higher education institutions to participate in scientific, researcher, and pedagogical work at the Odessа Polytechnic;
sending candidates from among the Odessа Polytechnic students of various levels of programs to study in foreign higher educational institutions;
enabling and assisting the academic mobility of applicants for such training programs, as well as scientific and scientific-pedagogical staff of the Odessа Polytechnic.

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About Academy

O.S. Popov Odesa National Academy of Telecommunications(ONAT) was founded in 1920. The faculty consists of 465 teachers. The staff consists of 44 professors with a Doctorate of Science and 328 PhDs in fields with recognition from the Academics of Branch Academies, Laureates of State International Awards, Honored Statesmen of Science and Techniques, and workers of the Ukrainian Higher School. Today, more than 7,000 students are studying at the academy. The academy has a brainstorming experimental base and close ties with IT and telecommunication organizations. The educational process and scientific research take place primarily in specialized labs.

History

On the verge of two previous centuries, the telegraph used to be the general mean of electrical communication. In 1900 Higher Telegraph Mechanics Courses were opened in Odessa for technicians’ training in the southern part of Russia. The Courses were housed at 16 Staroportofrankovskaya Str. At the Congress of Railway Electrical Engineers and Telegraph Authorities, which took place in Odessa (1897), it became evident that electrical engineering of weak currents had revealed a great number of problems worth separate scientific investigation. A.S. Popov’s demonstration of a wireless telegraph operating at the Congress became a weighty argument on behalf of such investigation and aroused public enthusiasm and a standing ovation. Some private radio and telegraph stations accomplished practical needs in communication in Odessa during the Revolution and Civil War period. In 1919 all that few stations were reorganized into Odessa State Radio and Telegraph Plant (ORTP in Sofievskaya Str.), the first one in Russia. In 1923 ORTP stopped its independent functioning. The same year the building of the former Higher Telegraph Mechanics Courses educational process was renewed but at that time it was named after the former Ukrainian Minister of Education Grinko and was called Odesa Higher Strong Currents Electrotechnical School (OHES). During the Institute’s formation, great work was being done for the Red Army’s needs, viz. radio equipment was being designed and produced under the guidance of 1931-year graduate S.M. Plakhotnik, future the USSR Deputy Minister of Communications and the USSR State Prize winner. The USSR Deputy Minister of Defense M.M. Tukhachevskiy personally supervised the work. S.M. Plakhotnik was one of the first scientists in the Soviet Union who designed a TV set, its operation was demonstrated in the Odesa Opera and Ballet Theatre for the participants of the Regional Soviet Congress. Later he presented Marshal of the Soviet Union K.E. Voroshilov with the improved model of the TV set in 1933 when the anniversary of the Red Army was celebrated in Moscow. Since the very first war days, extremely intensive work had started against fascist invasions. To some extent, it was promoted by so-called pre-war “military” groups of Institute graduates whose training had been accomplished according to special programs Owing to that fact, the Red Army was remanded with a sufficient number of skilled commanders for communication subdivisions. A great many of them became senior officers and generals. For instance, the military rank of lieutenant general was awarded to the 1941-year graduate N.N. Smirnitsky. In July 1941 the Institute was being actively prepared for evacuation. In the laboratory buildings equipped with untransformed radio stations, telegraph laboratory, and diesel power station of guaranteed electricity supply, a special Maritime Army Communication Center was organized there, which would play a very important role in Odesa’s heroic defense. Because of communication efficient operating Odessa was left unruined but the laboratory buildings as important military units were destroyed. The Institute was evacuated to Guryev town situated on the Caspian Seashore. But lack of necessary buildings caused an unworkable state for the Institute. For that reason, the Institute was transferred to Tashkent city. Moscow Institute of Communications had already been there. For rational use of laboratory equipment and lecturers’ staff, both institutes were united into one. The victorious end of the war against Hitler Germany couldn’t bring killed people back. A great many lecturers and students were lost in that war. Memorial Stella was mounted in front of the main institute building with students’ and employees’ money as their memorial obligation. The beginning of the educational process in a new building (September 1953) turned out to be a very important event in the Institute’s life and to great extent, it became its new birthday. There, in the new building, the stout students who entered the Institute in 1954 had started their studies and their graduation year turned out to be the most fruitful in the Institute’s history, they gave 7 Doctors and 46 Candidates for Technical Sciences. They became the State Prize winners (I. Dezhurny, H. Shutko), the USSR Soviet of Minister Prize winners (A. and Zhadan), and the USSR EAPE Gold medal winner (A. Kogut).

Structure

The academy is structured into six departments:

Scientific Research Institute of Information Communication;
Educational and Scientific Institute of Radio and Television Electronics;
Computer Technologies, Automation, and Logistics, Educational and Research Institute;
Educational and Scientific Institute of Economics and Management;
Educational and Scientific Institute of Problems of Information Society;
Department of Telecommunications Systems.

Research Activity

Nowadays Academy trains experts and carries out scientific research in the field of telecommunications, information technologies and ICT, computer science, TV and radio communications, postal and automation services, logistics, economy, and management. The main activities of the Academy are the development of new telecommunication technologies, the designing, and construction of modern telecommunication networks, the realization of joint social projects (Child OnlineProtection, free & safe internet access, etc), development of norms and regulations for telecommunications, organization of seminars, conferences, and workshops. It cooperates with different international, regional, and state organizations. Since 2008 ONAT has been a member of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and also the constitutor of the InternationalConstantly Acting Rectors’ Conference of Telecommunication Universities.

Education for International Students

The International Division (ID) of the Academy was founded on the basis of O.S. Popov Odesa Electrotechnical Institute of Communications Dean’s office for foreigners in 1993. It was done to develop international links and organize foreign citizens’ education. (the order № 01-05-76 dd. 07.07.93). The work of ID is carried out by the Head of the division, the resource specialist, and the laboratory assistant). ID is directly subordinate to the International Relations Vice-Rector. Currently, Sokolnitska L.A. (the head of ID), Golotenko V.A (the resource specialist,) and Belova S.I. (the laboratory assistant) work at the ID. ID co-operates with the major Academy departments and proper Chairs, where foreigners study as well as with the Chair of Foreign Languages. The main tasks to be implemented through the ID are the following:

establishing ties, preparing and making agreements on cooperation with foreign higher educational establishments, firms, and organizations, and also the control over their carrying out;
taking part in the organization and conducting international scientific and engineering, scientifically-methodological conferences, symposiums, exhibitions, etc.;
preparation and organization of foreign delegations reception and welcoming, as well as some foreign establishments representatives;
correspondence with foreign partners in all international activity aspects;
the organization of the Academy staff and students' foreign business trips;
the organization of foreign students and postgraduates’ educational and pedagogical process;
attracting them to study;
sending invitations;
foreign students’ reception and welcoming;
making up educational contracts;
placing in hostels;
foreign students’ status report and its preparation;
passports and visas;
advertising-informational activity;
education diplomas validation and legalization, etc.
translations during negotiations, international symposiums, conferences, seminars, etc.

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About Academy

The Ukrainian State Academy of Railway Transport was founded in 1930. Ukrainian State Academy of Railway Transport today holds a leading position in the field of railway transport specialist training not only in Ukraine but also among related institutions of higher education of the Commonwealth. Today UkrDAZT – is a modern university of IV-level of accreditation with an international reputation in the field of education and research. The Academy has trained more than 11,500 students, including foreign, who receive a specialist‘s degree, or master’s degree. The Academy has 35 departments, including 18 producing, full-time, and distance learning trains specialists in 15 directions and 19 specialties. The structure also includes UkrDAZT Donetsk Institute of Railway Transport Institute and retraining and skills upgrading. The educational process is carried out by the highly skilled staff of scientific and pedagogical staff, professors, assistant professors, and lecturers, and the academy is 529 people. Among them – the winners of the State Prize of 5, 27 academicians and corresponding members of the branch academies of Ukraine and foreign countries, more than 50 honorary railwaymen and transport workers deserved 8. Ukrainian State Academy of Railway Transport is a leading higher educational institution in the transport industry, a real cradle frame for Ukrainian railways and other enterprises in Ukraine.

History

The history of the Academy originates on June 12, 1930, when according to the decree of the Council of People’s Commissars of the USSR N 19/ 672 established the Kharkiv operational and traction Institute of Railway Engineers. The new Institute started classes with 432 students. In 1930, Beginnings own activity and postgraduate studies. In 1932 the school was renamed Kharkiv Mechanical maintenance and University of Transportation, and in the autumn of 1933 words ” operational and mechanical ” disappeared from its name. It was then and is still a common abbreviation HIIT – Kharkiv Institute of Railway Engineers. In 1993, HIIT has been accredited by the State Accreditation Committee of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine in full at the IV level of accreditation with the change in status. The Institute was renamed the Kharkiv State Academy of Railway Transport – to the provision of corresponding rights with respect to autonomy. According to the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Ukraine from 28.05.2001 N 346, the Academy is called – the Ukrainian State Academy of Railway Transport. April 8, 2003 decision of the SAC MON Ukraine Academy was re-accredited by IV levels. Since the mid-’80s of the twentieth-century academy, at that time the status of the Institute of Transportation was in the top three with such institutions as the Moscow and Leningrad (St. Petersburg ) State University of Transportation. HIIT repeatedly awarded the challenge Red Banner and was a basic institution HUNZ MPS for the new organization, the technical and the aesthetic of the educational process. Today academy is a major educational institution, a training ground for the introduction of new technologies in the learning process. For 80 years of its existence has trained over 70,000 professionals for the economy. Among the graduates of the academy are – the Minister of Transport of the USSR M.S.Konaryev, Minister of Transport of Ukraine H.M.Kirpa, head of the Southern Railway, the Hero of Ukraine V.M.Ostapchuk, leading transport companies around the world. Faculties and Specialties

Faculty of «Construction»

Department of Building Materials and Structures Department
Department of Structural Mechanics and Hydraulics
Department of Mechanical Engineering and Technical Service of Machines
Department of researches and design of means of communication, geodesy, and land management
Department of Railway Tracks and Transport Facilities

Faculty of «Information and Control Systems and Technologies»

Department “Automation and computer telecontrol of trains”
Department of Information Technology
Department of Computer Engineering and Control Systems
Department of “Specialized Computer Systems”
Department of Transport Communication
Department of Physics

Faculty of «Mechanical and Energy»

Department of “Wagon Engineering and Product Quality”
Department of “Operation and repair of rolling stock”
Department of Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Electromechanics
Department of Mechanics and Machine Design
Department of Heat Engineering, Heat Engines, and Energy Management

Faculty of «Transportation Process Management»

Department of Railway Stations and Units
Department of Higher Mathematics and Physics
Department of ” Occupational Safety and Environmental Protection”
Department of Transport Systems and Logistics
Department of “Cargo and Commercial Work Management”
Department of “Operational Work Management”

Faculty of «Economics»

The Department «Economics and Management of Production and Commercial Business» (EMPCB)
Department of Accounting and Auditing
Department of “Economics, Business and Personnel Management in Transport”
Department of Economic Theory and Law
Department of Marketing
Department of Management and Administration
Department of Finance, Accounting and Audit

Educational and Research Center for Humanitarian Education

Department of Foreign Languages
Department of History and Linguistics
Department of Physical Education and Sports
Department of Philosophy and Sociology
Department of Legal Support and Administration of Transport Activities

Accommodation

The Academy has four modern academic buildings with all necessary equipment in laboratories, research libraries to 1.5 million volumes, a library, a computer center, a gymnasium, a medical center, and 5 dormitories.

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About University

Founded in 1930, Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology is a non-profit public higher education institution located in the metropolis of Dnipro (population range of 1,000,000-5,000,000 inhabitants), Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Officially recognized by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, the Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology (USUCT) is a coeducational Ukrainian higher education institution. Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology (USUCT) offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as bachelor's degrees in several areas of study. See the uniRank degree levels and areas of study matrix below for further details. USUCT also provides several academic and non-academic facilities and services to students including a library, sports facilities, study abroad and exchange programs, as well as administrative services.

International Cooperation

The University cooperates in science and education with foreign universities and institutions:

Belarus State Technological University (Minsk, Belarus)
Mendeleev Russian Chemical-Technological University (Moscow, Russia)
K. Pulaski Technical University ( Radom, Poland)
Technical University (Chemnitz, Germany)
University of Chemical Technology Beijing (Beijing, China)
University of Washington (Seattle, USA)
University after Pierre and Marie Curie (Paris, France)
Grebenshchikov Institute of Silicate Chemistry of Russian Academy of Sciences (St. Petersburg, Russia)
Warsaw Polytechnic (Warsaw, Poland)
Zelinskyi Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Department of Materials, University of Sheffield (UK)
Institute of Applied Biotechnology “Radostim” (Germany)
Martin-Luther University, the city of Halle (Germany)
Clement Okhridskyi Sofia University (Sofia, Bulgaria)
Viatka State University (Kirov, Russia)
Public corporation “Elast-PU (Moscow, Russia)
ENER Company (USA)
Advance Research Chemicals Company(USA)
Corporation “BI Technologies Corporation” (Fullerton City, USA)

According to the agreements with foreign institutions, our scientists exchange their experience in education, teaching work, and joint research; raise employees’ qualifications, and teamwork in the publishing of articles, and participate in international conferences and seminars.

Research

The Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology is the leading scientific center in the field of chemistry and chemical technology. The UDCTU is headed by the methodological commission of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine in the direction of "Chemical Technology and Engineering", and has a developed research unit, two research institutes, a problem laboratory, 12 research laboratories, a department of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, a branch of the Ukrainian Scientific and Technological Center, Information Computer Center, Center for the Development of Economic Education, printing and publishing complex. The University carries out research work, financed by international funds and organizations:

joint scientific research with Surface Research Technology Centre, Great Britain (supported by the British Royal Society )
Research Corporation, “BI Technologies Corporation” (Fullerton City, USA);
STCU project together with the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry ASRUz (Uzbekistan) and State Design Bureau “Yuzhnyi” (Ukraine)

Faculties and Specialties

FACULTY OF INORGANIC SUBSTANCES TECHNOLOGY

Department of Inorganic Substances Technology; Specialties:

ecology and environment protection;
chemical technology of inorganic matters;
chemical technology of rare and trace elements and materials on their basis.

Department of Technology of Electrochemical Production: Specialty:

technical electrochemistry.

Department of Analytical Chemistry; Specialty:

chemical technology of food additives and cosmetics.

Department of Physical Chemistry; Department of Inorganic Chemistry; Department of Philosophy;

FACULTY OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES TECHNOLOGY

Chemistry and technology of elastomer processing Department; Specialty:

the technology of polymer processing.

Department of chemical technology of organic matters and pharmaceutical preparations; Specialties:

technology of pharmaceutical preparations;
chemical technology of organic matters.

Department of descriptive geometry and engineering graphics; Department of organic chemistry; Department of electrotechnology;

FACULTY OF HIGH MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS TECHNOLOGY

Department of chemical fuel engineering; Speciality:

chemical engineering of fuel and carbon-based materials.

Department of chemical technology of high molecular weight compounds; Specialties:

the technology of fats and fat substitutes;
chemical technology of high molecular weight compounds;
chemical technology of wood and vegetable raw material processing.

Department of plastics and photo-, nano- and polygraphic materials processing; Specialties:

the technology of polymer processing;
materials of publishing-polygraphic manufacturers.

Department of processes and apparatus of chemical engineering; Department of computational engineering and applied mathematics;

FACULTY OF SILICATE TECHNOLOGY

Department of ceramics and glass chemical technology; Specialty:

chemical technology of refractory non-metal and silicate materials.

Department of binding materials chemical technology; Specialty:

chemical technology of refractory non-metal and silicate materials.

Department of food production equipment and technology; Specialties:

equipment of processing and food productions;
equipment of chemical productions and build material enterprises.

Department of general chemical technology; Department of Health; Department of history and Ukraine studies;

MECHANICAL FACULTY

Department of chemical machine construction; Specialties:

equipment of chemical production and building materials enterprises;
machine construction technology.

Department of computer-aided manufacturing; Specialties:

automatic process control system;
metrology and measurement equipment.

Energetics department; Specialty:

heat and power engineering.

Department of chemical production equipment; Specialty:

equipment of chemical productions and building materials enterprises.

Department of theoretical mechanics and strength of materials; Machine components department; Physics department; Material science department;

ECONOMICS FACULTY

Department of industrial economy and management engineering; Specialty:

Economics of enterprise.

Management department; Specialty:

organization management.

Marketing department; Specialty:

marketing;
economic cybernetics.

Economic theory department; Department of labor and management sociology; Foreign languages department;

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FACULTY

Biotechnology and life safety department; Specialty:

industrial biotechnology.

Specialized computer systems department; Specialty:

specialized computer systems.

Computer technology and higher mathematics department; Specialty:

management information systems and technologies.

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About University

The National Mining University of Ukraine is one the oldest Ukrainian universities which was founded in 1899 and was known as Katerinoslav Higher Mining College. Since that time this educational establishment takes the lead among other universities which conduct training in geological and mining areas. Almost 12,000 students, postgraduate, and doctoral candidates are acquiring knowledge in 27 different fields. Training is conducted by qualified teaching personnel of more than 100 Doctor of science, professors and 350 Candidate of Science, associate professors. In total, the teaching staff comprises 600 skilled experts. Over the years the University over 150 Doctors of Science and 1750 Candidates of Science have obtained their degrees here at National Mining University. Moreover, numerous scientific types of research are being undertaken by University scientists not only in Ukraine but also abroad. Advanced computer basis, huge libraries, sophisticated material and technical laboratory basis, as well as up-to-date training approaches, help both students and academic staff achieve the highest performances. Faculties and Specialties The University comprises 9 faculties with 53 departments:

Institute of Human and Social Life;
Institute of Nature Management;
Institute of Power Engineering;
Interdisciplinary Institute of Continuing Education;
Postgraduate and Doctoral studies;
Institute of Economics;
Faculty of Construction;
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering;
Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technologies.

The International Cooperation

Department of International Relations (DIR) is a separate structural division of the State Higher Education Institution «National Mining University». The main objective of the Department is to ensure effective international activity of the University, mutual and task-specific collaboration with educational and research institutions in different countries, creation, and development of long-term relations with foreign partners on the basis of parity and mutual interest, exchange of intellectual resources, development of academic mobility and strengthening intercultural and business relations. Main directions of DIR activity:

Planning and development proposals for the development of international relations at the university;
Establishing academic, scientific and technical, and if necessary, monetary and financial relations with foreign partners;
Organization of academic exchanges for University students, researchers and professionals and their participation in international symposia, conferences, etc.;
Organization of international negotiations and business meetings;
Coordination of work and reporting of University divisions subordinated to Vice-Rector for international relations;
Control of the current work on international projects carried out in the University;
Participation University in international projects and programs, control the current work on international projects carried out by the University;
Planning perspective plans of DIR activity;
Coordination of work with foreign partners and participation in the development of relations with foreign partners;
Ensuring relations with services of international cooperation of the city, region, and other public and private institutions, and universities in Ukraine and other countries;
Management in the sphere of establishing offices of foreign companies, organizations and other institutions associated with international activities at the University.

Accommodation

National Mining University has its own campus with 6 hostels. All international students who obtain educational admission from the University are guaranteed housing placement services. International students have a variety of housing alternatives, and it is essential to decide whether you like an independent lifestyle or living in a community. In order to profit the full life of the University, combine the advantages of living on or near campus, participate in different programs that will help you succeed academically, build lifelong friendships, as well as enjoy comfortable and affordable living in Ukraine. Guard security service is responsible for students’ safety at the University’s grounds, as well as the main student routes from the hostels to the campuses. Students have access to rooms on campus. All of the hostel rooms are fully equipped, also the size and amount of conveniences vary. Two or three students can share a room in the University hostels.

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About Academy

The national metallurgical Academy of Ukraine (NMAU) is the oldest higher education institution in Ukrainian metallurgy. Today the national metallurgical Academy of Ukraine is the integrated State higher educational institution of the IV level of accreditation with a developed infrastructure. It conducts educational activities at all educational-qualifying levels of higher education: junior specialist, bachelor, specialist, and master of 16 branches, more than 60 specialties and specializations preparing scientific-pedagogical personnel of higher qualification on 22 specialties, pre-university training, and post-graduate education. Today about 20000 students, 175 graduate students, and 10 doctoral students study at NMetAU, it also employs about 1000 teachers and researchers. The majority of teachers have academic degrees and titles. Among them, the share of doctors and professors is 14 percent, as well as present members and associate members of the NAS of Ukraine, 25 present members and corresponding members of the branch academies of Ukraine, 16 have the titles of honored workers of science and technology, education, honored winners of the State Prize.

History

The history of the establishment and development of the Academy and its scientific and pedagogical schools is inseparably connected with the development of industry, science, and education in Ukraine. The National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine is the oldest higher metallurgical educational institution in Ukraine. It was founded as a factory department of the Ekaternoslav Higher Mining School in October 1899. In 1912, the department was transformed into the metallurgical faculty of the Mining Institute, which later became the Dnipro Metallurgical Institute in 1930. In 1993, the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine granted the Institute the status of a state university. In 1999, the Decree of the President of Ukraine granted it the status of the National Academy.

Structure

The Academy is composed of 7 full-time faculties (metallurgical, engineering, mechanical engineering, materials science and processing of metals, economy, and management of computer systems, energy and automation; humanities), correspondence courses, technical schools, scientific research department, postgraduate study, and doctoral studies. At the Academy, there are 14 scientific schools in different directions. Widely known in Ukraine and abroad: Dnepropetrovsk Scientific School of theoretical and applied materials science, Ukrainian fundamental school of electrometallurgical engineers and heat-treaters, as well as schools in such areas as metallurgy of iron and steel, metallurgical heat engineering, heat-and-power engineering, metallurgical equipment, metal forming, etc.

Accommodation

In addition to the above, the structure of the Academy consists of a regional center of education for disabled people, the state Institute for the training and retraining of personnel, a library, faculty for advanced training of professors and specialists, foreign students department, preparatory department, sport-recreation camp “Friendship”. Five comfortable hostels provide housing to all non-resident and foreign students.

International Cooperation

The Academy cooperates on international agreements, programs, projects, and grants with universities, companies, and scientists from the United States, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Italy, Japan, Russia, Moldova, and other countries of the world. On the initiative of NMetAUa consortium of five technical universities: Germany, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Ukraine was founded and an integrated curriculum of training in “Metallurgy” was developed.

Faculties and Departments

Faculty of computer systems, energy, and automation

Department of information technologies and systems
Department of heat engineering and ecology of metallurgical furnaces
Department of automation
Department of industrial power system
Department of economic informatics
Department of applied mathematics and computer science

Metallurgical faculty

Department of metallurgical processes theory and general chemistry
Department of chemical technology of ceramics and refractories
Department of metallurgical fuels and reducing agents
Department of metallurgy of cast iron
Department of steel metallurgy
Department of life safety

Engineering Faculty

Department of electrometallurgy
Department of electrical engineering and electric drive
Department of foundry
Department of physics

Faculty of materials science and processing of metals

Department of coatings, composites, and metal protection
V.M. Druan department of technological design
Department of metal forming
Department of higher mathematics
Department of heat treatment of metals
Department of quality, standardization, and certification
Y.N. Taran-Zhovnir department of material science

Faculty of mechanical engineering

Department of wheeled and tracked vehicles
Descriptive geometry and engineering graphics
Department of manufacturing engineering
Department of applied mechanics
Department of environmental engineering and safety
Department of machinery and equipment of metallurgical production
Department of theoretical and structural mechanics

Faculty of Economics and Management

Department of accounting and auditing
Department of Finance
Department of political economy
Department of management
Department of industrial economics
Department of project management
Department of management of foreign economic activity

Faculty of Humanities

Department of engineering pedagogics
Department of translation and languages
Department of intellectual property
Department of history and Ukraine studies
Department of philosophy and political science
Documentation science and information activity faculty

Physical education faculty

Correspondence faculty

Center for postgraduate education, retraining, and improvement of professional skills of the staff Regional center for the education of disabled people Career and employment support center Institute of integrated study

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About University

Zaporizhzhya State Technical University was created by a Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine decision dated 20 April 1994. In August 2001 according to the Ukrainian President’s Decree ZSTU was awarded the status of a National institution. During 2006-2007 separate structural units: Berdyansk machine construction college, Tokmak mechanical school, Zaporizhzhya college of radio electronics, Zaporizhzhyaelectrotechnical college, and Humanitarian college entered the university. Officially recognized by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Zaporizhzhya National Technical University (ZNTU) is a large coeducational Ukrainian higher education institution. Zaporizhzhya National Technical University (ZNTU) offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and doctorate degrees in several areas of study.

Accommodation

There are 5 hostels in the university with living space of 25 000 sq.m. ensuring 100% students accommodation. One of the hostels is used for married student couples. The main building of the university hosts a canteen, assembly hall, editorial and publishing departments, and center of computer technologies as well as auditoriums, laboratories, and computer classes. There are 43 computer classes governed by faculties and chairs. Computers are also used in many of the university’s laboratories, where laboratory equipment is combined with computers used for investigations of different algorithms and technologies. The total number of modern computers used for educational purposes equals 1430 units. Wi-Fi technologies are introduced in the university.

Equipment

Besides. University leads Ukrainian high school using NTUU “KPI” cluster. The scientifical supervisor of the supercomputer calculation center A. Petrenko showed the application of cluster power by different organizations. According to the diagram shown in this report in 2009 ZNTU used more than 15 percent processing time of the NTUU “KPI” cluster. University owns four scientific lending libraries, and 8 reading halls with 454 seats. Library computer net equipped by 2 servers, 7 scanners, 7 printers, 2 copy machines, and 76 computers connected into the joint communicational net. Electronic libraries effectively increase the sticking of funds with electronic textbooks and methodical materials created by university lecturers.

Achievements

In recent years several estimations of high school activities were done both by employers and on a national level. In such ratings best high schools take part. According to integrated estimations, Zaporizhzhia National Technical University gets marks above medium in Ukraine. University is a leading higher education center in South East of Ukraine. Possessing the highest IV levels of accreditation. Prepares highly qualified specialists in 51 specialties of technical, computer, economic, and humanitarian directions.

International Cooperation

A number of grants obtained by the University from international funds and programs are evidence of the international recognition of Zaporizhia National Technical University. The objective of these activities is to integrate into the worldwide economic system and form foreign investments in the education sphere in Ukraine. According to the data of the National TEMPUS Office in Ukraine, Zaporizhia National Technical University ranks first among the Ukrainian Institutions of Higher Education participating in the realization of TEMPUS large-scale and the most substantial educational projects. Faculties and Specialties Mechanical Engineering Institute

Faculty of Transport

Department of automobiles
Department of Transport Technologies
Department of Internal Combustion Engines
Department of Descriptive Geometry, Engineering, and Computer Graphics

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Engineering Technology
Chair of aviation engine technology
Chair of metal-cutting machines and tools
Chair of machine parts and lifting and transport mechanisms
Chair of metal processing by pressure
Department of Higher Mathematics

Institute of Physics and Technology

Faculty of Engineering and Physics

Department of Physical Materials Science
Chair of machines and technologies of foundry production
Department of Equipment and Technology of Welding Production

Faculty of Electrical Engineering

Department of Power Supply of Industrial Enterprises
Chair of Electric Machines
Department of electrical and electronic apparatus
Department of electric drive and automation of industrial installations
Department of Theoretical and General Electrical Engineering
Department of Physics
Department of Foreign Languages

Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Design

Department of Construction Production and Project Management
Chair of Design
Chair of Composite Materials, Chemistry, and Technology
Department of Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Stock Exchange
Department of Occupational Safety and Environment
Department of Mechanics
Institute of Informatics and Radioelectronics

Faculty of Radio Electronics and Telecommunications

Department of Radio Engineering and Telecommunications
Department of Micro and Nanoelectronics
Chair of information technology of electronic means
Department of Information Protection
Department of Applied Mathematics

Faculty of Computer Science and Technology

Department of Computer Systems and Networks
Department of Software
Department of Systems Analysis and Computational Mathematics
Scientific and technical council of the Institut
Institute of Economics and Humanities

Faculty of Economics and Management

Department of Finance, Banking and Insurance
Accounting and Taxation Department
Department of Management
Department of Marketing and Logistics
Department of Physical Education, Olympic and Non-Olympic Sports
Department of Economic Theory and Entrepreneurship

Faculty of Humanities

Department of International Economic Relations
Department of Translation Theory and Practice
Department of Ukrainian Studies and General Linguistic Training
Department of Philosophy
Department of Political Science and Law

Institute of Management and Law

Faculty of International Tourism and Economics

Chair of tourism, hotel, and restaurant business
Department of Economics and Customs
Chair of information technologies in tourism
Department of Foreign Languages of Professional Communication

Faculty of Physical Culture and Sports Management

Department of Physical Culture and Sports Management
Department of physical therapy and ergotherapy
Department of Special Education

Faculty of Law

Department of Criminal, Civil, and International Law
Department of Constitutional, Administrative, and Labor Law
Department of General and Political Science

Faculty of Social Sciences

Department of Psychology
Department of Social Work
Department of Journalism

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About University

The National University “Lviv Polytechnic” is the oldest Technical University in Ukraine and Eastern Europe. During its existence, it has established itself as an intellectual center, center of national culture, and freedom of thought and expression. The University has more than 185 doctors of sciences, and professors, and about 1000 candidates of sciences, and associate professors. It consists of 16 institutions, 82 departments, a publishing house, library. In the Lviv Polytechnic multistage system of specialists, training is introduced, which gives you the opportunity to receive three educational and qualification levels: Bachelor’s degree (4 years), Specialist, and Master’s degree (5-5,5 years). There are many training programs, taking into account the experience of the best technical and technological universities. Knowledge is measured by a modular control system that is determined by the rating of each student. At the National University “Lviv Polytechnic” new concepts of humanitarian and basic training are implemented. After obtaining the qualification of specialist graduates of the National University “Lviv Polytechnic” can in accordance with the public order and by natural or legal persons continue their studies at the postgraduate level, defend the master's thesis, and get the master’s degree.

Military Institute

Military Institute of National University“Lviv Polytechnic”, which is 2002 was 100 years old, prepares staff officers and reserve officers in 7 areas of training (geodesy, cartography, and land management; engineering mechanics, international relations, arts culture, physical education, and sport), using the pedagogical potential of the leading educational institutions of the city, military officers and logistics departments of the Lviv Polytechnic. The integration of civil and military education enables the preparation of military unique specialties (geodesy; photogrammetry; journalism; automobiles and automobile economy; international information; music art; radio, communication broadcasting and TV equipment; physical education).

Structure

The National University "Of Lviv Polytechnic" includes:

16 educational institutes (as well as the Institute of distance learning and the International Institute of Education, Culture and Relations with the Diaspora );
Research Centre
Scientific and technical library;
8 colleges, two gymnasiums;
34 teaching and laboratory buildings;
12 dormitories;
3 sports and health camps for students and teachers;
Publishing house of Lviv Polytechnic National University;
People's House "Prosvita (Lviv Polytechnic)";
Design and Construction Association "Polytechnic";
a geodetic polygon and an astronomical-geodesic laboratory

Research

The university became a center of scientific and technological research during the nineteenth century. Later, during the interbellum period, Lviv Polytechnic National University was one of central Europe’s most well-known technical educational institutions alongside The Warsaw University of Technology. In 1936, the university was awarded Order Polonia Restituta by President Ignacy Mościcki for outstanding achievements in the field of education. During the university's long history, there have been some particularly noteworthy professors who have conducted research or taught at Lviv Polytechnic National University. Professor Kazimierz Bartel, who had served as the Polish Prime Minister three times before taking up a professorship at the university, along with other professors such as mathematician Włodzimierz Stożek, and designer of the first welded road bridge, Stefan Bryła. Scientific and Research Divisions of the University:

State Budget Groups at the Departments;
Temporary creative teams;
Special Design Bureau of Electromechanical Systems (SDBEMS);
Scientific and Research Design Institute (NDKI ELVIT);
Crystal Scientific and Research Center of Solid State Electronics and Sensors;
73 scientific and research laboratories (SRL);
Scientific and design laboratory;
Territorial scientific and research laboratory;
Joint scientific and research laboratories with academic and industrial institutions and enterprises.

Directions of Training:

Automation and control;
Biotechnology;
Geodesy and land management;
Civil security;
Human Sciences;
Natural sciences;
Journalism and information;
Publishing and printing;
Informatics and computer engineering;
Information security;
Art;
Culture;
Mechanical engineering and metal;
International relations;
Management and administration;
Metallurgy and materials science;
Metrology, measuring equipment, and information technologies;
Food industry and processing of agricultural products;
Law;
Radio engineering, radio electronic devices, and communication;
System sciences and cybernetics;
Socio-political sciences;
Social security;
Building and architecture;
Transport and transport infrastructure;
Pharmacy;
Physical and mathematical sciences;
Chemical technology and engineering;
Economy and entrepreneurship;
Electronics;
Electrical engineering and electric mechanics;
Energy and power engineering.

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About University

Cherkasy State Technological University is one of the top-leading public universities started in 1960 in Cherkasy, Ukraine. During its 50-year existence, more than 40 thousand specialists are trained in different courses at Cherkasy State Technological University. Cherkasy State Technological University offers national economic experts from the field of engineering, technological, cybernetic, construction, environmental, financial, economic, and linguistic skills. Cherkasy State Technological University provides education to the students with the guidance of 500 teachers with scientific degrees and academic titles accounting for about 40%, including 53 doctors and professors. Cherkasy State Technological University has the main goal of implementing of advanced training technologies and offering a high standard of education to students coming from different parts of the world.

History

The history of Cherkasy State Technological University started in 1960 with general engineering departments Cherkasy Kyiv Technological Institute of Food Industry (Order of the Minister of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the Ukrainian SSR at number 84 on March 11, 1960). During the years of its establishment, Cherkasy State Technological University through powerful personnel and experience in educational, scientific, and educational work has become a leading research and teaching center for the training of highly qualified personnel in the near region. The first head – Dean Cherkasy general technical faculty – was the candidate of technical sciences Leshenko Dmitri, who did much for the establishment and further strengthen the newly established institution. The first teachers of the faculty were VPKryshtopa, AEKravchenko, MPLoyetskyy, DSSirota, N.Peresypkina, VSKorolevich, AVAhaltsev VIShatokhin, and others. Scientific degree and academic rank in 1960 were: PYMaroon, IJKazinkin, VTShpak.Associate Pedagogical Institute Cherkasy MEFonkich and GOBugaenko worked part-time. Other famous names for Cherkasy State Technological University;

Cherkasy State Technical University
Cherkasy Technical University
Cherkasy Technological University
Cherkasy Engineering University

International Cooperation

Cherkasy State Technological develops relationships with the USA, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Bulgaria, Russia, Moldova, Greece, Slovakia, Armenia, China, Georgia, Belarus, the Czech Republic, and others. The main directions of cooperation of higher educational institutions and organizations:

Exchange programs for students, and internships for postgraduate students and teachers;
Implementation and organization of joint training courses and programs;
Organization of joint scientific conferences and meetings;
Participation in international educational and research programs;
Joint scientific and research activity for directions:
New technologies and equipment for machine-building and food industries,
Ozone technologies and environmental complexes,
Economics, management, marketing,
Information technologies and information security,
Linguistics, tourism, and hotel business, design,
Multidisciplinary preparation of foreign students.

Faculties and Departments

Faculty of Engineering Technology and Design
Faculty of Electronic Technology
Finance and Economics Department
Faculty of Economics and Management
Faculty of Information Technologies and Systems
Linguistics Faculty
Faculty of Foreign Students
Faculty of Engineering Technology and Design
Faculty of Electronic Technology
Finance and Economics Department
Faculty of Economics and Management
Faculty of Information Technologies and Systems
Linguistics Faculty
Faculty of Foreign Students

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About University

Kherson National Technical University(KHNTU) – is one of the best high schools in southern Ukraine, whose history dates back to 1957. It is an educational institution that is involved in creative search and in the past few years the university managed to create thousands of professionals successfully. In recent years, started training specialists in the field: of” Design”, “Alternative Energy Sources”, and “Translation”. The University has two specialized scientific councils that take up the defense of the 3 fields. Magazines are published, “Journal KHNTU”, “Automation. Automation. Electro technical complex and systems”, and “Problems and lёhkoytekstylnoy industry.”

Infrastructure

The infrastructure of the University includes the following facilities: complex educational and laboratory facilities of the University and College of Economics and Technology; complex educational and laboratory buildings of the regional departments of the university, branch departments in manufacturing, campus, sports complex, houses for teachers, student clinic family physician. As a student library, 13 computer labs, and specialized labs.

Structure

Educational and scientific structure KHNTU covers pre-university, undergraduate, and postgraduate education. Pre-Education: Center for Undergraduate (courses, preparatory courses), physical and technical high school (9-11 grades of high school.)of higher education: faculty of engineering, technology and design, cybernetics, economics, international economic relations, 6 regional departments (Armiansk, Yalta, Feodosiya, KakhovkaHenichesk Kerch), Economic and Technological College. Postgraduate education: faculty training and retraining of specialists, postgraduate and doctoral studies.KHNTU trains specialists in 29 specialties in educational qualification levels of Bachelor, Specialist, and Master. Economic and Technological College prepares young professionals in four specialties.

Institutes and Faculties

Faculty of Economics
Faculty of Cybernetics
Faculty of Technology and Design
Faculty of Engineering
Department of International Economic Relations
Faculty of correspondence and distance learning

Remote subdivisions HNTU:

Theodosia faculty HNTU
Perekopsky faculty HNTU
Kerch Department HNTU
Genichesk faculty HNTU
Tavricheskiy Regional Faculty
Yalta training and consulting center

Achievements

This – institution IV level of accreditation certificate of accreditation Series RD-IV № 222350 dated 10.02.2010 with validity until July 1, 2015, license number 270 188 AE series of 02.07.2013r. President: Yuriy Bardachov, Ph.D., Professor, Honored Worker of Science of Ukraine. Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine № 254 on the basis of Kherson Industrial Institute March 24, 1997, based Kherson State Technical University. Based on the Decree of the President of Ukraine № 1403/2004 of 15.11.2004 Kherson State Technical University was given national status. Kherson National Technical University emphasizes on technical education of the students. For high performance in teaching, research, methodological and educational work, the team was awarded Diplomas ``Golden Book of Ukraine'' - nominee of the "Golden Book of Business Elite of Ukraine," "Golden Fortune" - the title of "Laureate" of the International Open Popularity Rating and quality of goods and services and the Prize "Golden Borisfen" - the best University in the region.

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About University

Kyiv Medical University of UAFM is a Ukrainian higher learning institution for medical education. Established in 1992, KMU is the oldest private medical university in Ukraine. KMU has trained over 10,000 health personnel — mainly general practitioners; dentists, pharmacists, and post-graduates. As of May 2019, about 1120 foreign students study at KMU from 56 countries. As a university with the highest level of accreditation by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, all degrees issued to foreign students are legalized and apostilled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine or the Embassy. Kyiv Medical University (KMU) is recognized and listed in all relevant international directories of medical universities such as the International Medical Education Directory (IMED). Graduates are eligible to write the United States Medical Licensing Examinations (USMLE) and certificates are recognized by the Education Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) in the US and the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) for eligibility of graduates to obtain certification and Licensure hence may pursue residency and postgraduate education in these countries.

Recognition

The university is registered in the AVICENNA Directory which is maintained by the University of Copenhagen in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME), hence KMU is fully recognized by the WHO all governments. Kyiv Medical University (KMU) is recognized by the Ghana Dental and Medical Council, Nigerian Dental and Medical Council, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, European Council of Medicine, Indian Medical Council, and General Medical Council the of UK just to name a few. It has joint research and partnership relations with many scientific institutions of the former USSR and various countries, such as the Medical University of Warsaw in Poland, the Center of Control and Prophylaxis of Diseases of the Department of Health Protection (CDC, US), the southern Kazakhstan scientific and practical conference with international participation and contract with Knurów Sląsk Hospital, Poland the about organization of medical practice for students in 4th and 5th courses of medical faculty of KMU.

Faculties

Faculty of Medicine

specialty “Medicine”
qualification - medical doctor,
period of training – 6 years.

Dental Faculty

specialty “Dentistry”
qualification – dentist
period of training – 5 years.

Faculty of Pharmacy

specialty “Pharmacy”
qualification – specialist
period of training – 5 years.

Equipment

All the necessary conditions have been created for the training of students. The total area of the premises where the educational process takes place is 12000m2. Fundamental (Theoretical) departments are located at university campuses. Clinical departments are located at the university premises as well as at the best medical institutions in Kyiv. On average more than 30 thousand patients are consulted and provided qualified medical assistance per year by the university staff. The base clinical departments fully meet modern requirements.

Accommodation

Students from all over the world can benefit from Kyiv Medical University’s three dormitories, located not far from the main campus. There are 2, 3, 4, and 5-people rooms available for international students. Each room is equipped with everything necessary for you to have an enjoyable stay throughout your study here. More main features include laundry, a cafeteria, a reading room with Wi-Fi, an auditorium, kitchens, and washrooms on each floor. Near the dormitories, you will find that the area is very well developed in terms of infrastructure. You can find malls, hospitals, pharmacies, gyms, parks, banks, and more.

International Cooperation

A special direction of the university's efforts is an international activity. Diplomas of Kyiv Medical University are recognized by specialized medical councils in many countries, including the US, Canada, the UK, and others. The list and the volume of the studying program at the KMU meet the standards of medical education in the European Union, making diplomas nostrification passing easier for graduates. Nowadays KMU cooperates with international institutions and maintains academic links with educational institutions in Poland, Great Britain, the USA, Italy, the Czech Republic, Russia, Kazakhstan, Canada, and others. The further development of the international relations strategy is aimed at increasing the university's scientific potential, to strengthen the international status of Ukraine, its peaceful policy, and economic and social progress.

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About University

Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) was founded on September 15, 1916, on the basis of a higher Female Medical Institute. Institute acquired the status of State Academy in 1920 and it was confirmed again to Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) in Ukraine in 1994 by the order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine № 224 dated 20 April 1994. Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) is having the highest (the 4th) level of accreditation among all universities in Ukraine. In 1922 the Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) organized and edited two scientific medical journals: “Ekaterynoslavsky Medical Journal” and “New Surgical Archive”. When the Academy created a single scientific society that was theoretical, surgical, therapeutic, orthopedic, trauma, and pediatric sections.

Faculties

General Medicine
Pediatrics
Management of Public Health
Dentistry
Pharmacy
Nursing
Postgraduate Education
Preparatory faculty for foreign citizens

Education for International Students

The Academy trains specialists in all faculties in English, Russian and Ukrainian languages. Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) conducts training for foreign nationals since 1990. In 1995 the Academy graduated the first batch of foreign physicians. For 10 years, Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) trained more than 1000 foreign specialists from 30 countries of the world. At present 4500 students are studying at Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA), among them are 700 students from 36 countries are getting training in different specialties, among them mostly students from Jordan, Syria, India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Sudan, Palestine, China, Morocco, Lebanon, Kenya, Ghana and others.

Accommodation and Equipment

The Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) occupies an area of 85 hectares. Academy has 8 academic buildings with a total area of 52000 square meters, in which 608 classrooms, offices, and laboratories are located. Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) has 7 hostels for students with an area of 46000 sq.m. 2849 students can stay at the Academy’s hostels. The Academy has a sports complex(which includes gaming, fencing, fitness room, table tennis hall, wrestling, swimming pool, shooting gallery, a sports stadium with tennis courts), a vivarium, a sanatorium, a country sports camp for 250 people, academic library with electronic devices, Technocenter and two museums. 42 Clinical departments of Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) are located in the 28 hospitals of the city of Dnipropetrovsk and the number of beds which clinical departments use is 15000.

Research

Scientific activities of the Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) are provided with modern technical and methodological bases. The priorities are

the development of new diagnostic technology development and progression of hypertension;
perinatal HIV infection: assessment of the effectiveness and optimization of modern pharmacological means of prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and deter the spread of HIV / AIDS;
development of new treatments and prevention of bladder cancer and prostate cancer;
modern methods of diagnosis and treatment of cerebrovascular disease;
development of domestic technologies treatment of orthopedic diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system.

Academy scientists actively participate in international congresses and symposia. Over the last 5 years, Academy defended the 15 doctoral and 167 master’s theses. The performance of graduates of Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) was 100%. Academy received 265 patients, Published 6507and articles, and 516 of them were internationally published. The Academy produces 3 academic scientific journals – “Medical Perspectives”, “Urology” and “Dermatovenereology, and cosmetology, and sexual pathology”.

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About University

Central Ukrainian National Technical University (CUNTU) is one of the leading higher educational institutions in central Ukraine. A technical university in Kropyvnytskyi. Formed in 1998 under the name of Kirovohrad State Technical University on the basis of the Kirovohrad Institute of Agricultural Machine Building (est in 1967). Central Ukrainian National Technical University which is situated in Kropyvnytskyi provides training in different fields from agricultural engineering to metalworking. The University has the highest accreditation level as well as Military faculty. The University plays a central role in the training of qualified specialists in the central Ukrainian region. There are more than five thousand students studying in 40 specialties and two colleges of the university. Fundamental, professional, and humanitarian training of specialists is ensured by a high level of the scientific and pedagogical potential of the University. Postgraduate studies, Doctoral studies, specialized Dissertation Supervisory Committees for candidates, and doctoral theses function successfully. The university has all the necessary infrastructure for studying and living: hostels, dining rooms, cafes, recreation facilities, etc. Faculties and Specialties

FACULTY OF AUTOMATION AND ENERGY

The Electromechanical department served as a basis for the Faculty of Automation and Energy in 1983. Currently, almost 500 Ukrainian and international students are acquiring knowledge. Faculty provides training in such fields as

Automation and computer-integrated technologies;
Electricity, electronics, and electrical engineering;
Power and automation of the agricultural sector.

Obtaining a Master’s degree students are trained in the areas listed below:

Computerized control systems and automatics.
Computer Integrated and robotic systems.
Electrical power system,
Energy Management;
Power and automation of the agricultural sector.

Three departments constitute a part of the faculty:

Automation of production processes;
Electrical systems and energy management;
Physical Education.

Up-to-date both material and technical basis, skilled teaching staff who involve students in various research works. Postgraduate and Doctoral education is also available at the Faculty.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FACULTY

Three major fields (Technology of Mechanical Engineering, Machines, and Tools; Machinery and Technology Foundry; Machinery and Technology of Processing of Metals Pressure) constitute the basis for Mechanical Engineering Faculty. Over 600 students are gaining knowledge in this department. Five departments are included in the Faculty: The Department of Machine Tools and Systems;

Department of Manufacturing Engineering;
Department of Materials Science and Foundry;
Department of Metal Forming and Special Technology;
Department of Programming and Information Security.

Advanced teaching methods and up-to-day technical basis are provided at the University. In the educational process faculty widely used modern methods of training, and technical means. Faculty laboratories are equipped with cutting-edge technology that is continually being updated. More than ten faculty manuals have been published by teachers in the previous five years. Students are actively involved in scientific research at the faculty. They were all enrolled in post-graduate programs.

THE FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT

Faculty founded in 2005 serves on the basis of one of the oldest university departments – Business Economics and Management of Organizations and Personnel Management. Future experts in economics are being trained in the areas listed below:

Documentation and Information Activities;
International Economics;
Economy Enterprises;
Personnel Management and Labor Economics;

The faculty carries out the following forms of education: stationary trains for part-time and reduced forms of training, retraining the second specialty. The highly qualified teaching staff consists of 11 doctors, and professors; 68 candidates of science, and associate professors; 8 of them full members and corresponding members of the Academy of Economic Sciences of Ukraine. All classrooms are well-equipped for obtaining both knowledge and experience from skilled teachers. It is drawn much attention to training in applied mathematical sciences, foreign languages, and sciences specialization.

FACULTY OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

In 2005 Faculty of Accounting and Finance was established. Five departments are included in the faculty:

Accounting;
Auditing and Taxation;
Economic theory;
Finance and Planning;
Marketing and Economic Cybernetics.

All classrooms are well-equipped for obtaining both knowledge and experience from skilled teachers. It is drawn much attention to training in applied mathematical sciences, foreign languages, and sciences disciplines. Central Ukrainian National Technical University and the University of Economy (WSG) situated in Poland concluded an agreement concerning a dual Master’s degree in “Accounting and Auditing”. This partnership breaks new ground in educational, scientific, and research areas.

FACULTY OF DESIGN AND EXPLOITATION OF MACHINES

1996 was the year of the establishment of the Faculty of Design and Exploitation of Machines (FDEM). Road transport, Sector engineering, Applied Mechanics, as well as Industrial and civil engineering are trained according to the Bachelor’s and Mater’s degree programs. Currently, almost 600 students from Ukraine and other countries are obtaining degrees. After earning a Master’s degree students become skilled experts in the following fields:

computer diagnostics and technical service of cars and logistics in road transport;
computerized design and design of building and road machines;
maintenance, repair, and restoration of machines and structures;
the technical expertise in buildings, and real estate.

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

Since 1967, the year of the establishment of the faculty, the Faculty of Agricultural Engineering keeps the lead in providing high-quality education for such areas as agricultural engineering, agriculture, and ecology as well as environmental protection. The faculty includes the following departments:

Agricultural machinery;
General agriculture;
Ecology and Environment;
Foreign languages.

Advanced teaching methods, up-to-date facilities, and training manuals are applied to develop and enhance students’ skills and knowledge.

Accommodation

Central Ukrainian National Technical University also has its own campus with 4 hostels. There are 1705 beds places in campus. Usually, up to three students are accommodated in each room. Beds, tables, and chairs are all provided in the rooms. The hostels have the following facilities: a lounge, a sports ground, a kitchen on each floor, and sanitary facilities. Internet is also available in the hostels.

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About University

The Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics (KNURE) is a higher education institution of the highest level of accreditation in Ukraine. It is one of the oldest Universities of Technologies in Ukraine with over 12000 students and 30 scientific centers. It has strong research and education capabilities in electrical engineering, electronics, telecommunications, ICT, and computer technologies. KNURE hosts the International Academy of Applied Radioelectronics and the Eastern-Ukrainian branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), which pioneered the development of distance learning in Ukraine. It has high expertise in the introduction of innovative technologies into education and business. Faculties and Specialties University structure KNURE consists of 9 faculties and 30 departments:

Faculty of Computer Sciences (CS)

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Information Control Systems (ICS)
Systems Engineering (SE)
Computer Software (CSoft)
Engineering and Сomputer Сraphics (ECG)
History, language, and culture of Ukraine (UKR)

Faculty of Computer Engineering and Control (CEC)

Electronic Computers (EC)
Computers Design Automation (CDA)
Information Technologies Security (ITS)
Philosophy

Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Management (AMM)

Applied Mathematics (AM)
Informatics (INF)
Economical Cybernetics (EC)
Higher Mathematics (HM)
Social Informatics (SI)
Faculty of Radio-engineering (RE)
Radio Electronics Systems (RES)
Radio Engineering Fundamentals (REF)
Radio Electronic Devices
Foreign language (FL)

Faculty of Telecommunications and Instrumentation (TCI)

Telecommunication Systems (TKS)
Communication Networks (CN)
Metrology and Measuring Equipment (MME)

Faculty of Electronic Devices (ED)

Design and Operation of Electronic Appliances (DOEA)
Technology and Automation Production (TAPR)
Engineering and Computer Drawing (ECD)
Physics
Labour Protection (LP)

Faculty of Electronic Engineering (EE)

Microelectronics, Electronic Devices, and Appliances (MEDA)
Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering (PFEE)
Biomedical Electronic Devices and Systems (BED)
Physical education

Research

The university focuses its research and teaching on electrical engineering, electronics, telecommunications, ICT, and computer technologies. A number of research laboratories operate on the basis of NURE. Scientific research is conducted in both fundamental and scientific-applied areas. There are 30 scientific schools:

telecommunication systems;
medical instrument making and medical microprocessor systems;
design and diagnostics of computer systems and networks;
design and technical diagnostics of digital systems on crystals, computers, and networks;
meteor radar;
methodologies, methods, and information technologies for the development of integrated and Web-based information systems;
systems analysis, decision making and mathematical modeling in socio-economic systems;
intellectual information processing;
radio wave and infrared diagnostics of materials, environments, and objects;
applied electrodynamics;
bionics of intelligence;
noosphere methodology and technology for solving knowledge management and competitive intelligence problems;
remote methods of sounding the atmosphere by acoustic and electromagnetic waves;
methods of normalization, recognition, analysis, and image processing in computer vision systems;
thermal methods of non-destructive quality control of materials and products: resectoscope, deflectometry, and tomography;
hybrid computing intelligence systems for data analysis, information processing, and control.

Accommodation

University student hostels have all conditions for students’ studies and rest. Students live in comfortable rooms for 2-3 people. Hostels have modern gyms, chess clubs, cafes, a sports club “Metallist”, a students’ theater, rooms for musical classes and musical evenings, and a permanent exhibition of students’ works. All hostels are connected by a computer network and provide comfortable conditions for students’ living.

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About University

Ukraine is one of the rare countries throughout the world that develops and manufactures aerospace technologies, as well as skilled personnel, is trained in these fields. The National Aerospace University “Kharkiv Aviation Institute” (NAU “KhAI”) is a leading Ukrainian educational institution training experts in this field. 1930 was the year of the University’s establishment. Its history is inextricably linked to the aviation industry and science development. The KhAI is renowned for developing the first high-speed airplane with retractable landing gear within Europe, as well as the design of the turbojet engine developed by the KhAI teacher A. M. Liulka, who eventually became an academician and designer of many aircraft engine structures, along with the engine for the Su-27.

International Cooperation

In addition, NAU “KhAI” provides high-quality educational and scientific services to its students and partners, but it is also boosting its international activities and reinforcing existing partnerships. Annually, international representatives come to the “KhAI” to offer to collaborate in research and education. The university is involved in an increasing number of international programs and initiatives. Moreover, NAU “KhAI” scientific laboratories made a number of high-tech breakthroughs in cooperation with well-known companies and research institutes in such countries as France, Germany, Finland, Israel, Australia, and other countries. The work of the administration office and personnel leads to worldwide renown in both the educational and scientific communities. The University holds membership in the following institutions and programs:

the International Association of Universities IAU / UNESCO;
the European association of aviation scientists (EASN);
the Great Charter of Universities (Magna Charta Universitatum);
the International Association of technical universities of the CIS;
TEMPUS FP-7;
DAAD;
Fulbright;
ERASMUS +.

The university cooperated with a number of foreign institutions to develop innovative teaching and research programs, as well as to enhance both students’ and teachers’ knowledge, gain new experiences in studying abroad, and build bridges with international colleagues. Annually, more than 200 students and teachers acquire new knowledge and experience abroad. Here is the list of universities for joint training:

the Turin Polytechnic University (Italy);
the University of Otto von Guericke (Germany);
the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (China).

Additionally, NAU “KhAI” and the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics conclude an agreement on Master’ and Postgraduates’ scholarship programs. Furthermore, the University annually welcomes international students to its summer school in several areas of the aerospace sector. NAU “KhAI” is a prominent university among international students. Over 1,400 (from 45 countries) foreigners are trained at the University.

Equipment

The KhAI intends to be a city within a city, because of its location in the forest-part zone with a total area of around 25 hectares. The university includes six academic buildings, a research center and labs, a library with one million volumes in stock, a campus, a recreation center, a swimming pool, a first-aid clinic, dining halls, a bank, and a children’s playground, along with other facilities. Directions of Training:

MAJOR PROGRAMS AT THE BACHELOR LEVEL

Accounting and audit
Aero navigation
Aircraft and rocket building
Airlines maintenance
Applied mathematics
Applied Mechanics
Automation and computer-integrated technologies
Automobile Transport
Avionics
Commodity research and commercial enterprise
Computer’s engineering
Computer’s sciences
Ecology, environment, and balanced nature management
Economics of Enterprise
Engineering Mechanics
Engines and power plants of aircraft
Finances and credit
Geodesy, cartography, organization of the use of land
Heat power engineering
Information science
International economics
Machine building
Management
Marketing
Metrology and informational and measuring technologies
Metrology, standardization and certification
Philology
Power machine building
Program engineering
Psychology
Radio techniques
Radio-electronic devices
System analysis
System engineering
Telecommunications

MAJOR PROGRAMS AT MASTER LEVEL

Duration – 1,5 – 2 years

Aerospace heat engineering
Aircraft engine manufacturing
Aircraft engines and power plant
Airplane and helicopter manufacturing
Airplanes and helicopters
Biotechnical and medical apparatuses and systems
Computer systems and networks
Control systems of flying machines and their complexes
Designing and manufacturing articles made in composite
Engines of rocket-space craft
Gas turbine power plants and compressor stations
Information controlling systems and techniques
Information design technologies
Information measuring systems
Life safety measures
Management of organizations
Manufacture of electronic devices
Metrology and measuring engineering
Non-conventional sources of power
Project Management
Quality, standardization, and certification
Radio electronic devices, systems, and complexes
Robotic systems and complexes
Rocket and space complexes
Software of automated systems
Spacecraft engines and power plant
Specialized computer systems
System Programming
Systems of control and automation
Technologies and means of telecommunication

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About Academy

Zaporozhye Medical Academy one of the oldest educational institutions of the CIS, invites foreign students who have graduated from medical institutions of higher education of the CIS countries and abroad to take a clinical post-graduate course, a post-graduate course, a course of magistracy and probation. The Academy possesses significant scientific potential, the percentage of Doctors in Sciences is the highest as compared to other medical institutions of higher education in Ukraine (24%). 36 professors, doctors of medical sciences, 103 Candidates of Medical Sciences, and 6 Honored Workers of Science and Engineering of Ukraine work at 27 faculties of the Academy. The scientific and pedagogical staff of the Academy carries out a big work in the field of post-graduate training of doctors. Annually about 5,7 thousand doctors improve their qualifications at the departments of the Academy. Within one year 300 doctors-interns, 45 hospital physicians, 29 post-graduate students, 15 probationers, 9 holders of a Master’s degree, and 60 foreign citizens from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America undergo training in the Academy. The Academy has the 4th level of accreditation (the highest level of accreditation in Ukraine). A new concept, which envisages an integrated system of actions, directed at a high, world-standard level of medical staff training, high-quality assistance to the population, development, and introduction of modern medical technologies, and comprehensive cooperation with foreign medical institutions, was developed.

History

In 1926 the Board of the People Commissariat of Heath Care of Ukraine made the decision about opening the clinical institute of advanced training of doctors in the city of Odesa. In order to bring qualified medical personnel to the industrial centers of the country in 1955, the institution was transferred to the city of Zaporizhzhya. By the Order of the Cabinet of the Ministry of Ukraine from 26.11.2003 №704-r Zaporizhzhia State Institute of Advanced Training of Doctors was reorganized in Zaporizhzhia Medical Academy of Post-Graduate Education (since 2011 – State Institution “Zaporizhzhia Medical Academy of Post-Graduate Education Ministry of Health of Ukraine”). From the first years of foundation at the institute therapeutic and surgical faculties worked. On execution of the State program of reforming primary medic and sanitary help to the population on the bases of general practice/family medicine in 2002, the faculty of family medicine was opened. Today in the academy there are three faculties: therapeutic, surgical, and faculty of family medicine which unite 26 departments on which preparation of doctors on 62 base medical specialties (disciplines) in the direction 1201 “Medicine” is carried out. In “Zaporizhzhia Medical Academy of Post-Graduate Education Ministry of Health of Ukraine” the Institute of cardiovascular surgery and transplantology, and also the scientific research institute of eye diseases work. The strategy of activity of “The ZMAPO Ministry of Health of Ukraine» is to ensure the quality of higher education, preservation of achievements and traditions of the Ukrainian medical school, and integration into a world system of higher education. The academy has considerable cultural traditions and executes the mission of the center of professional development of doctors in the Zaporizhzhya region and the reproduction of the intellectual potential of the country.

Equipment

Academy departments use advanced equipment, new technologies, and learning, which provides the postgraduate training of specialists in a professional manner. Since 2002, there are conducted cycles of thematic improvement of transplantation. The clinical departments of the Academy are located at the bases of the best medical facilities in the city of Zaporizhzhia. Each year, the staff conducts more than 100,000 consultations and over 8000 surgeries. The clinical base of the Academy is more than four thousand beds.

Research

The activity of structural divisions of ZMAPO aims to implement the National Action Plan for the reform of health and conditions of the “Concept of reforming the system of training doctors in Ukraine and bringing it into line with the needs of the labor market and European standards.” Expanding and improving the educational activities carried out by the main ZMAPO areas:

Preparation of new training modules and courses, postgraduate education, and continuing professional development of physicians;
Introduction of innovative technologies and modern learning (distance learning, telemedicine technology, conducting interactive seminars and short cycle information, part-time training);
Development and improvement of technical training;
Introduction to teaching practice of contemporary clinical studies, evidence-based medicine, bioethics, clinical and economic standards of the medical and social important nosology according to international experience.

An important goal of the scientific, educational, and medical advisory work of professionals of the Academy is the scientific study and practical implementation of measures to reform health care in the Zaporizhzhia region as well as the full participation of professionals in ZMAPO implementation of national health programs. Priority directions of scientific research and medical advisory Activities of ZMAPO defined health problems in rural areas. Important tasks of the Academy are

Development and implementation of innovative medical diagnostic technologies in the practice of public health;
Implementation of telecommunications technologies for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, as well as managers and medical management of the process;
Study on public health and the practical implementation of this program, using international experience.

Faculties and Specialties

Institutes

Department of Eye Diseases
Department of Transplantation and Endocrine Surgery with the course of Cardiovascular Surgery

Faculty of Surgery

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care
Department of Oncology
Department of Otolaryngology
Department of Eye Diseases
Department of radiation diagnostic
Department of Transplantation and Endocrine Surgery with the course of Cardiovascular Surgery,
Department of Surgical and Therapeutic Stomatology
Department of Urology,
Department of Surgery with the course of septic surgery

Faculty of Therapeutics

Department of Infectious Diseases
Department of Clinical Laboratory
Department of Cardiology
Department of Nervous Diseases with a course of Psychiatry
Department of Pediatrics
Department of Therapy, Physiotherapy, and Health Resort
tuberculosis and Department of Pulmonology
Department of Disaster Medicine
Department of Social Medicine, organization and management of health care and medical-social expertise

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE

Department of Family Medicine
Department of Surgery and Proctology
Department of Traumatology and Orthopaedics,
Department of Gastroenterology Therapy and
Department of Therapy, Clinical Pharmacology, and Endocrinology
Department of Medicine Urgent States
Department of Laboratory Diagnostics and General Pathology

Accommodation

Academy has 5 hotels, scientific and belletristic literature libraries with reading halls and computer rooms, a beauty studio, a medical center, a student sanatorium-dispensary, a sports center, courts, and a stadium, some canteens and cafes, an Internet cafe on its territory. There is a canteen at the University with Indian cuisine which is very popular with foreign students. Trees, bushes, and lawns surrounding the campus, and the picturesque banks of the largest river of Ukraine -the Dnieper – promote a favorable climate and conditions for creative studies. Student hostels of the Academy accommodate about 3000 persons; three of them are for foreign citizens. The hostel buildings are of a modern block type and consist of rooms for 1-2-3 persons with all the conveniences. There are Internet halls in the hostels for foreign citizens. The rooms of the hostels have access to the Internet. Together with the firm NEO Educational Organization Indian cultural center and computer class were organized in hostel No. 1.

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About Academy

Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education-Ukrainian higher education institution of the 4th level of accreditation. Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education was founded on November 11, 1923, and was called” The Ukrainian State Institute of Advanced Medical.” In 1931, the Institute organized the department and graduate internships. In 1991, the Institute was subordinated to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and renamed the Kharkiv Institute of Postgraduate Medical. According to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated March 15, 1999, №379 Institute was renamed the Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education.

History

The Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education was established on 11 November 1923 and was called the “Ukrainian State Institute for Advanced Training of Physicians”. In 1931 the department of postgraduate education and internship was established at the institute. In 1991 the Institute was subordinated to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and it was renamed “Kharkiv Institute for Doctors’ Improvement”. Under the resolution of The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine from 15 March 1999 № 379, it was renamed to “Kharkiv Medical Academy of Post-graduate Education”.

International Cooperation

At the moment academy has made an international contract with next organizations: Sana’a University (Republic of Yemen), Baltic International Academy (Latvia), Akaki Tsereteli State University (Kutaisi, Georgia), Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, State Medical University (Tbilisi, Georgia), Higher Medical School (Sosnowiec, Poland), Tashkent Institute for Doctors’ Improvement (Uzbekistan), Azerbaijan State Institute for Doctors’ Improvement (Azerbaijan, Baku), Centre of International programs under Ministry of Education of Republic of Tajikistan, State-financed educational institution of higher professional education “Kursk State Medical University” (Russia, Kursk). “The Centre of Innovative Technologies of Education” was created at KhMAPE for the development and adoption of the pedagogical process of new educational technologies. In this center, lectures with the use of modern equipment, and international videoconferences with the participation of doctors from the USA, Canada, Poland, and others are held. Telecommunication facilities of the center allow taking part in teleconsultations, to get the experience needed for the development of tele-educational technologies. Research work is a part of the work of the academy. It is conducted according to the subject plan approved by the academic council.

Faculties and Specialities

PEDIATRIC FACULTY

Obstetrics and Gynaecology № 1
Pediatric Anesthesiology and Intensive Care
Pediatric tuberculosis and pulmonology
Endocrinology and Pediatric Endocrinology
Neonatology
Pathological anatomy
Pediatric Gastroenterology
Pediatrics
Perinatology, Obstetrics, and Gynecology
Adolescent Medicine
Beam diagnostics
Ultrasound diagnosis

THERAPEUTIC FACULTY

Gastroenterology
Dermatovenereology
Cardiology and Functional Diagnostics
For Addiction
Traditional and alternative medicine
Neurology and child neurology
Psychiatry
Psychotherapy
Reflexology
Sexology and Medical Psychology
Therapy
Therapy, Rheumatology, and Clinical Pharmacology
Physiotherapy, Balneology and regenerative medicine
Physical therapy, sports medicine and rehabilitation

SURGICAL DEPARTMENT

Anesthesiology and Intensive Care
General surgery, endoscopy and Topographic Anatomy
Combustiology, Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery
Oncological Gynecology
Oncological Surgery
Prosthetic dentistry and orthodontics adults
Otolaryngology and Pediatric Otolaryngology
Ophthalmology
Dentistry and dental therapy
Surgical Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and stomatology
Forensic examination
Thoraco-abdominal surgery
Urology
Surgery of the heart, great vessels and Pediatric Surgery
Traumatology and Orthopedics
Orthodontics Paediatric Dentistry and Implantology
Anastegiology, Intensive Care, Transfusion and Hematology

GENERAL PRACTICE – FAMILY MEDICINE

Obstetrics and Gynaecology № 2
General Practice – Family Medicine
Medicine of Emergency Conditions and emergency medicine
Genetics and Fetal Medicine
Management and Economics in family medicine
Neurology and neurosurgery
Oncology and Pediatric Oncology
Clinic of Pediatrics
Social medicine, business and health care
Therapy and Nephrology
Traumatology, anesthesiology and vertebrology
Tuberculosis and pulmonology
Surgery and Proctology
Laboratory medicine Families

MEDICAL-PROPHYLACTIC FACULTY

Occupational Health and occupational pathology
Humanities
Disinfectology and prevention of flu
Epidemiology and HIV / AIDS
General and Communal Hygiene
Infectious Diseases
Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Clinical Laboratory
Clinical biochemistry, forensic toxicology and pharmacy
Clinical Informatics and Information Technology in Healthcare Management
Clinical Immunology and Microbiology
Medical Parasitology and Tropical Diseases

Accommodation

Accommodation for foreign students is provided by student hostels rated at 2,422 lodgers. In order to live at a hostel, the students must conclude a proper contract. This accommodation is available for the whole period of training. Hostel fees depend upon the size and comfort of the dwelling space. The University Scientific-Practical Medical Centre provides medical care to students. The students regularly undergo prophylactic medical and photofluorographic examinations. The students have meals at 2 canteens for 160 clients and 6 refreshment bars for 80 clients. The students are provided with facilities for going in for sports. The University has 3 gymnasia (for games, gymnastics, and heavy athletics).

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About University

The National University of Pharmacy is a domestic center of pharmaceutical education and science development, which occupies a leading place in the realization of public policy in training a new generation of highly skilled specialists and implementation of competitive scientific developments for the science-intensive pharmaceutical industry. The University creates conditions for deep scientific training of high-qualification specialists on the principles of education and science cooperation. The National University of Pharmacy founded in 1805 as the pharmaceutical department of the Kharkiv Emperor University is the main pharmaceutical higher educational establishment in Ukraine with rich scientific traditions and history. The National University of Pharmacy is a modern European institution of higher education of IV accreditation level. In 2005 the university celebrated its bicentenary from the date of its establishment. The National University of Pharmacy is the only higher educational establishment of pharmaceutical profiles in our state. Its evolution has provided the development of national pharmaceutical schools, science, production, and the whole pharmaceutical industry of our country. In 1921 based on the Proposal of prominent Kharkiv scientists the first and the only in Ukraine Kharkov pharmaceutical institute (KhPhI) was founded by Health Care Narkomat and Golovnauk Resolution. At different times outstanding scientists worked in the Kharkiv pharmaceutical institute: M.O. Valyashko, M.S. Bokarius, M.P. Krasovskiy, A.D. Rozenfeld, G.Ye. Mukhin, O.I. Cherkes, Ye.S. Khotynskiy, Yu.G.Borysyuk, P.O.Petyunin. The University has an advanced material and technical basis which equals 105000 square meters and meets the requirements of world education quality standards. There are 6 university buildings and 5 hostels.

Faculties

Pharmacy
Clinical pharmacy
Laboratory diagnostics
Technology of drugs
Perfumery and cosmetics technology
Biotechnology
Economics of enterprises
Marketing
Management of organizations
Quality, standardization, certification
Analytical quality control
Drugs manufacturing
Higher educational institutes pedagogy

Research

Scientists of the University have created 140 new medicines and substances. Among them such national brands such as Levomecol, Levosin, Cratal, Diacamph, Clorophylliptum, etc. The National University of Pharmacy is an honorary member of such esteemed international associations as follows: Magna Charta Universitatum, the European Association of Faculties of Pharmacy (EAFP), and the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP). The educational process is provided by 52 departments, where 830 lecturers work, 85% of them have scientific degrees. There are 72 Doctors of sciences, about 400 assistant professors and candidates of sciences, 15 academicians and associate members of National and branch Academies of Sciences of Ukraine, 5 members of the New York Academy of Sciences, 14 Honored scientists and technicians of Ukraine among them. Scientific staff 72 Doctor of sciences, about 400 assistant professors and candidates of sciences, 15 academicians and associate members of the National and branch Academies of Sciences, 5 members of the New York academy of sciences, and 14 honored scientists and technicians of Ukraine. Training the scientific professionals for foreign countries we invite people who wish to continue their scientific research to post-graduate study. Post-graduate training is by contract and is carried out in the following specialties: Post-graduate training is conducted for 3 years, full-time (3 years), and part-time (4 years) form of study. After finishing the post-graduate training successfully and scientific thesis defense, the Doctor of Pharmacy degree in the field of pharmacy is confirmed. Journals: “Clinical Pharmacy”, “News of Pharmacy”, and “Organic and pharmaceutical chemistry” are published in the National University of Pharmacy. Publications of these journals are recognized by the highest attestation commission in Ukraine.

Education for International Students

Nowadays more than 16 000 students study at University, among them approximately 100 foreigners. Foreign students have been trained since 1965, and for these years University has prepared more than 4 000 professionals in the field of pharmacy for 73 countries of the world. In the NUPh foreign citizens can get an education in Russian, Ukrainian, or English. The Duration of study in Russian and Ukrainian is 6 years (the 1st year of study at the preparatory faculty). The duration of study in English is 5 years.

Accommodation

University possesses 5 hostels with a total area of 28431 sq. m for the accommodation of 2220 students. The International Office guarantees accommodation placement services to all international students who receive an academic offer. There are several accommodation options for international students and it is important to consider whether you prefer an independent lifestyle or enjoy living in a community. Combine the convenience of living on or near campus, access to programs and services to help you excel academically, the opportunity to build lasting friendships, and comfortable, affordable living. You have the life of a University. The territory of the University and the main students’ routes from the hostels to the educational buildings are protected and patrolled by officers of guard service. All rooms in hostels are provided with internet facilities. Hostel No.5 is provided with a free internet facility. Hostel No.5 is equipped with a wi-fi zone. Students can use a laptop, wi-fi phone, or another suitable portable device to access the wireless internet connection provided. Rooms on campus are available to students. All hostel rooms are furnished and vary in size and number of conveniences. Dormitory rooms at a hostel can accommodate 2 or 3 students to a room.

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About Institute

Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute of Traditional and Non-traditional Medicine Subordination: Ministry of Health of Ukraine, Ministry of Education and Science, Youth and Sports of Ukraine Form of ownership: Non-state Year of establishment: 1993 In Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute of Traditional and Non-traditional Medicine students have the possibility to gain higher medical education according to the state standards as well as thoroughly study methods of traditional and non-traditional medicine, including manual therapy, phytotherapy, aromatherapy, pharmacognosy, homeopathy, reflex therapy, bioenergy informatics, iridology, Eastern health-improving systems, and others. The educational and educative process is provided by highly qualified lecturers among whom there are 14 Professors, PhD and 38 Associate Professors. You have an opportunity to take part in research together with our scientists substantiating the most effective methods of treatment of both classical and folk, a non-traditional medicine. On graduating from Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute of Traditional and Non-traditional Medicine students obtain the Diploma on Higher Medical Education of State pattern.

Specialties:

General Medicine – term of studies – 6 years
Dentistry – term of studies – 5 years

Educational level: Specialist Preparatory faculty for foreign citizens – 10 months – languages courses, biology, physics, chemistry Languages of teaching: Ukrainian, Russian, English Form of education: full-time

Recognition

Training of medical personnel in the Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute traditional and alternative medicine carried out according to the State standard of medical education ( DSVO ) professional orientation “Medicine” 1101. The basis of training laid industry standards of medical education: Educational and professional programs, educational qualification and educational qualification characteristics of specialist training in the specialty 7.110101 “Medicine, 1101 Medical training areas, approved by order of MES of Ukraine of 16 April 2003 N239. Educational and professional programs, educational qualification, and educational qualification characteristics of specialist training in the specialty 7.110106 “Dentistry” 1101 Medical training direction, approved by order of MES of Ukraine dated 28 July 2003 N504. Curriculum for educational qualification level “expert” qualifications “doctor” in higher educational institutions III-IV level of accreditation Ukraine Approved January 24, 2005, Ministry of Ukraine and approved January 24, 2005 d Department of Higher Education MES Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute of Traditional and Alternative Medicine provided legislative and regulatory documents of a public standard of medical education, as well as educational and qualification characteristics, professional educational programs, working curricula, programs of academic disciplines. When organizing the educational process complied relations between major cycles of preparation, the ratio of training time between cycles of training, and compliance training content with government requirements, consider the needs of the labor market to training and individual experts.

Curriculum

Working curricula specialties composed a form approved by the Ministries of Education and Science and the Ministry of Health and in the prescribed manner consistent with the Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, the Ministry of Health of the CEC and the scientific and methodological center of higher education DESU. Training of medical personnel in the Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute traditional and alternative medicine in a higher educational institution of the III level of accreditation is carried out in steps undergraduate and postgraduate training in one training, research, and production complex Dnepropetrovsk State Medical Academy, approved by the order of Ministry of Health of Ukraine № 225 of 24.07.1996 z . and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, whose members are the Dnepropetrovsk State Medical Academy. In general, training and methodological support the training of doctors, nurses, and paramedics carried out according to the relevant state standard of medical education ( DSVO ) professional orientation “Medicine” 1101. The main objective – providing a structure and content for the training process, which could realize the modern concept of medical education, as well as the reform of higher medical dental education in Ukraine, which includes compliance with a single basic training for future doctors (regardless of further profiling). The curriculum provides a logical sequence of teaching humanitarian, socio-economic, fundamental and scientific, and professionally – oriented disciplines.

Benefits of Medical Education

In addition to conducting training curricula according to the state standard by which students acquire skills and abilities of the state standard of medical education graduates Dmitrievich and minorities can receive additional training in the disciplines of traditional block and non-traditional medicine, particularly with iridology, reflexology, homeopathy, pharmacognosy, herbal –, aromatherapy, apitherapy, manual therapy, different types of massage, biorhythmology and others not covered by the national curriculum (total 1125 hours for students majoring in ” Medicine ” and 675 hours for students majoring in ” Dentistry”). Working curricula in these disciplines developed at the Medical University Ukrainian Association of Folk Medicine ( Kiev) and Dmitrievich and HM. Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute of Traditional and Alternative Medicine established a cross-cutting program integrating basic, professionally oriented, and clinical disciplines vertical ( years of schooling ) and horizontal ( various items ) in semesters with the disciplines of alternative medicine for the entire period of study; approved annually by its own list of selected disciplines including discipline distribution of alternative medicine. So, given the specificity Dmitrievich and minorities in the clock that put typical ” curriculum training doctors ” for the optional course, students learn: for I know – biorhythm ology; II on the course– Bioenergoinformatiku and Pharmacognosy, at the III year – herbal medicine, on – IV course homeopathy; iridodiagnosis course on V and reflexology; VI on course specialty ” General Medicine ” – manipulation. Education in traditional and alternative medicine Dmitrievich and HM operates in conjunction with the basic educational process and is intended to generate additional, not programmed budget of universities, knowledge in the field of alternative medicine, in-depth individual work with students based on their psycho-physiological characteristics, which certainly, provides for a reduction of the number of students in the group. The education system in Dmitrievich and HM provides

practical exercises in small groups, the number of students;
lectures using modern means of training;
conducting workshops and seminars with the participation of leading specialists from CIS countries and abroad;
student participation in performing research – research with subsequent participation in scientific conferences;
participation in international competitions for grants and awards;
training in leading institutions specializing in the CIS and abroad.

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About University

Lugansk State Medical University (Lugansk, Ukraine)was founded in 1956. Lugansk State Medical University received university status in 1994. In 1983, there were established departments for foreign students and pediatrics. In 1998 the university opened the pharmaceutical and dental faculties. Faculty also operates postgraduate training for students. Historical Names

Voroshilovgradsky State Medical Institute
Lugansk State Medical Institute

State Establishment “Lugansk State Medical University” SE LSMU. Established on 6 May 1956, and currently, the university is a powerful educational – scientific, and medical complex that includes medical and biological boarding schools, a gymnasium, classrooms in remote areas of the region, and six faculties. The University enrolled nearly 3,000 students, including foreigners from more than 60 countries. The School has 40 departments, among them – 22 clinical and 18 theoretical. Postgraduate education is on the faculty of postgraduate education, where there are 6 chairs. Diploma studies are based on the application of modern educational technologies aimed at improving the quality and effectiveness of the learning process. The university employs 400 teachers, among them 76 doctors of sciences, professors, 288 candidates of sciences, associate professors, 9 Honored Science and Technology and one Honored Worker of Education of Ukraine, 5 winners of the State Prize of Ukraine, and two experts LHC. University maintains active international activity. Students from the Middle East (Iran, Iraq ), Africa (Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco ), and Southeast Asia (India, Malaysia, Singapore ). The university trains doctors of various specialties, including pharmacists.

History

The University was founded in 1956, according to the Council of Ministers Decree number 2522 of May 6, 1956, when it was called Voroshylovgrad State Medical Institute. The first rector was the acting chief physician of the regional hospital named after Dzerzhinsky, Honored Doctor of Ukraine Ivan D. Vashenko. He was succeeded by Eugene Palchevskiy and Gnatovych, who led the Institute from 02/25/1957 to 25/05/1960 R., MD, professor, graduated from Kyiv Medical Institute, a member of the Second World War. Under his leadership, began implementation of the first academic staff and students of the Institute, and opened the Academic Council and the Student Society. Povelitsya Theodore D. – led the Institute from 25/05/1960 to 18/11/1963 and was Ph.D., Associate Professor. He graduated from the Kharkiv Medical First hygienic Institute (1933-1936 gg.)He was involved in the fighting on the fronts of World War II. Much attention is paid to the development of the clinical site of the institute. Korchykov Donat G. – Director of the Institute of 18.11.1963 to 27.12.1966, the Ph.D., Associate Professor. 1940-1941 he studied at the Kharkiv Medical Institute from 1941 to 1942 – at the Tashkent Medical Institute from 1942-1943 – in Kharkiv infantry-mortar school, combatants of the Second World War. In 1946-1950 he studied and graduated from the Dnepropetrovsk Medical Institute. Completed clinical sites forming the Institute, he worked part-time assistant professor at Surgery Hospital. Tchaikovsky Irina Josypivna – Rector of the Institute from January 1967 to June 1975, MD, Professor, Honored Worker of Higher School. In 1941 graduated from Kyiv Medical Institute. From 1956 to 1984 headed the department of anatomy, during the years of its leadership has been opened a specialized Academic Council of the defense of dissertations, and built an administrative building and two dormitories. Institute became a famous scientific institution, furthermore, at its base, diverse educational work was carried out, in particular, functioned student amateur, and started a medical professional orientation among rural youth. Together with Joseph I. Tchaikovsky in Lugansk was carried away session of the USSR on problems of health workers coal mining industry. Faddeev Anatoly – Rector of the Medical University 26.09.1975 to 15.08.1984, the Ph.D., Associate Professor, Head of Department of Forensic Medicine. He graduated from Odessa Medical Institute in 1955 while working as a rector and paid much attention to the structure of the new academic building, hostel, and Palace of Sports. He made the opening of new faculties: Advanced Medical (1979) and Pediatrics (1983). In 1983 began training foreign students in the medical faculty. Under his leadership began conducting scientific research on the problems of immunology and opened specialized laboratories in several departments. Koveshnikov Vladimir G. – Rector (1984-2003 years), MD, Professor, Honored Worker of Science of Ukraine, academician of Academy High School, winner of the State Prize of Ukraine. Professor of anatomy. Graduating from the Saratov Medical Institute in 1955 and carried out the changes in the activities of the Institute, which in 1994 was renamed the University. In terms of academic training University won a prestigious place among the leaders of higher medical education in Ukraine. For years of construction management organization committed to teaching and administrative building, dormitory, university dental clinic palace book stadium, “Pharmacy schools” and others. Opened new departments: dental, pharmacy, nursing, and bachelor. University became famous medical training and research institution in foreign countries.

International Cooperation

With an International student body from more than 30 countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa; Post-graduate studying in 55 specialties at internship and mastership; Acknowledgement of the University diploma on the labor market (by WHO, GMC, USMLE, MCI, IMED, ECFMG, and other organizations); Cooperation and joint researches with many scientific institutions of former USSR and all over the world, such as Poland Medical Academy, Cambridge University, Virden University, clinics of urgent medicine in Germany, Belgium, Austria, and Israel, Medical Center of Cardiff (UK), Medical Center in Saint-Etienne (France), New York Medical Center, Ukrainian Medical Societies in Canada and Austria; The opportunity to take any specialty courses in English;

Courses and Departments

Courses

FOUNDATION COURSE
PRE-MEDICAL COURSE.
MEDICINE
DENTAL
PEDIATRICS.
NURSING.
DENTAL ORTHOPEDIC
POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

Departments

HUMAN ANATOMY
PEDIATRICS
RADIOLOGY
TRAUMATOLOGY & ORTHOPEDICS
BIOLOGICAL SCHOOL
MEDICAL CHEMISTRY
BIOPHYSICS, INFORMATICS & COMPUTERS
GENERAL HYGIENE
HISTOLOGY & EMBRYOLOGY
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
RUSSIAN & UKRAINIAN LANGUAGES
MICROBIOLOGY
SOCIAL MEDICINE
STOMATOLOGY
FORENSIC MEDICINE
PHARMACOLOGICAL SCHOOL
NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY
PATH-PHYSIOLOGY
PHYSICAL TRAINING & HEALTH
SOCIAL & HUMANITARIAN SCIENCE
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY
MORPHOLOGICAL SCHOOL
TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY
PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY
SCHOOL FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES
DERMATOVENERAL DISEASES
OTOLARYNGOLOGY & OPHTALMOLOGY
RADIAL DIAGNOSTICS & THERAPY
NERVOUS DISEASES & NEUROSURGERY
PROPERTIES OF INTERNAL DISEASES
PSYCHIATRY
HOSPITAL THERAPY NO: 1
HOSPITAL THERAPY NO: 2
FACULTY THERAPY & ENDOCRINOLOGY
TUBERCULOSIS
UROLOGY
SURGICAL SCHOOL
CHILD SURGERY
HOSPITAL SURGERY
FACULTY SURGERY
DRUG TECHNOLOGY
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY
PROPERTIES OF CHILDREN’S DISEASES
CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY & ALLERGOLOGY
HOSPITAL PEDIATRICS
OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY
REANIMATOLOGY & ANESTHESIOLOGY
PEDIATRICS OF REFRESHING FACULTY
THERAPEUTICS OF REFRESHING FACULTY
ONCOLOGY
FAMILY AND OUTPATIENT MEDICINE
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY.

Accommodation

State Establishment Lugansk State Medical University has a very good hostel system with fully furnished rooms, a quiet study environment, and is surrounded by a recreation center. The University possesses 5 hostels with a total area of 28431 sq.m for the accommodation of 2220 students. The International Office provides a guarantee of accommodation placement services to all international students who receive an academic offer. There are several accommodation options for international students and it is important to consider whether you prefer an independent lifestyle or enjoy living in a community. Combine the convenience of living on or near campus, access to programs and services to help you excel academically, the opportunity to build lasting friendships, and comfortable, affordable living and you have the life of a University. The territory of the University and the main students’ routes from the hostels to the educational buildings are protected and patrolled by officers of guard service. All rooms in hostels are provided with internet facilities. Hostel No.5 is provided with a free internet facility. Hostel No.5 is equipped with a wi-fi zone. Students can use a laptop, wi-fi phone, or another suitable portable device to access the wireless internet connection provided. Rooms on campus are available to students. All hostel rooms are furnished and vary in size and number of conveniences. Dormitory rooms at a hostel can accommodate 2 or 3 students in a room.

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About University

Bukovinian State Medical University is one remarkable higher educational institution in Chirnivtsi. Bukovinian State Medical University is one of Chirnivtsi’s major institutions of higher education. The University was established in 1944 and since then it has held a unique place among Eastern European’s top higher educational institutions integrating traditional and modern technologies in science and education. The University holds membership in worldwide known organizations and institutions:

the Association of Carpathian Region Universities (ACRU);
the International Association of Educational Universities (IAEU);
the Magna Charta Universitatum;
the World Health Organization (WHO).

In addition, the University is subject to the law of the Ministry of Education and Science, Youth and Sports of Ukraine, and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. Huge experience in training skilled experts, a variety of hospitals, and research centers draw the attention of students interested in acquiring knowledge in medical specialties. Currently, 5,800 students involving 1,800 international ones are trained and learn from the experience of their highly qualified teachers. Teaching staff uses up-to-day approaches in training students. The University employs 103 Doctors of Science, 422 Candidates of Science, 80 Professors, and 245 Associate Professors. The university trains more than 30000 students every year. During their time at the university, students receive an excellent medical education, along with practical experience. In addition to its distinguished doctorates and science workers, BSMU is home to many educators and scientists.

Equipment

The material-technical base of the University is located in 15 buildings, and 33 municipal and regional medical establishments are used for Clinical Departments. Lecture halls, classrooms, educational-practical pharmacies, and laboratories are equipped with modern technical aids to ensure educational processes and scientific work, are linked up with the Internet. Innovation pedagogical technologies are successfully applied in the educational process:

Distance learning environment (moodle.bsmu.edu.ua) containing electronic educational-methodical materials in all the subjects taught at the University including the English version as well;
“Center of BSMU applicant training” (zno.bsmu.edu.ua) enabling school leavers to prepare for distance external independent testing on the profile subjects free of charge;
“Electronic register of studies” (ez.bsmu.edu.ua) was introduced by BSMU first among other medical universities in Ukraine.

The University organizes online lectures by leading scientists both from Ukraine and abroad. There are 17 computer classes for self-education and testing students’ knowledge.

Faculties and Departments

Faculties

Medical Faculty № 1
Medical Faculty № 2
Medical Faculty № 3
Dentistry Faculty
Medical Faculty № 4
Pharmaceutical Faculty
Faculty of Postgraduate Education

Departments

Anatomy, Topographic Anatomy, and Operative Surgery
Anesthesiology and Reanimatology
Biologic Physics and Medical Information Science
Bioorganic and Biologic Chemistry and Clinical Biochemistry
Care of Patients and Higher Nursing Education
Clinical Immunology, Allergology, and Endocrinology
Dermatovenereology
Family Medicine
Foreign Languages
Forensic Medicine and Medical Law
General Surgery
Histology, Cytology, and Embryology
Human Anatomy
Hygiene and Ecology
Infectious Diseases
Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine, Clinical Pharmacology and Occupational Diseases
Internal Medicine, Physical Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, and Physical Training
Medical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Medical Biology, Genetics, and Pharmaceutical Botanics
Microbiology and Virology
Obstetrics and Gynecology of the Faculty of Post–Graduate Education
Obstetrics and Gynecology with the Course of Infantile and Adolescent Gynecology
Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Perinatology
Oncology and Radiology
Ophthalmology
Pathologic Physiology
Pathomorphology
Pediatric Surgery and Otorhinolaryngology
Pediatrics and Children’s Infections Diseases
Pediatry and Medical Genetics
Pharmacology
Pharmacy
Phthisiology and Pulmonology
Physiology
Propedeutics of Children’s Diseases
Propedeutics of Internal Diseases
Psychology and Sociology
Social Medicine and OHP
Social Sciences and Ukrainian Studies
Surgery
Surgery and Urology
Therapeutic and Orthopedic Stomatology
Traumatology, Orthopedics, and Neurosurgery and Medicine of Emergency Situations

Accommodation

Hostels at Bukovinian State Medical University provide fully equipped rooms, a pleasant study atmosphere, and a recreation facility nearby. The University has 8 hostels with accommodations for 3344 students. All international students who obtain educational admission from the University are guaranteed housing placement services. International students have a variety of housing alternatives, and it is essential to decide whether you like an independent lifestyle or living in a community. In order to profit the full life of the University, combine the advantages of living on or near campus, participate in different programs that will help you succeed academically, build lifelong friendships, as well as enjoy comfortable and affordable living in Ukraine. Guard security service is responsible for students’ safety at the University’s grounds, as well as the main student routes from the hostels to the campuses. Students have access to rooms on campus. All of the hostel rooms are fully equipped, also the size and amount of conveniences vary. Two or three students can share a room in the University hostels.

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About University

Zaporizhzhia State Medical University – modern, multidisciplinary higher education institution 4th level of accreditation with the right to autonomous control. The university is ranked among the top three state medical educational institutions: as of January 1, 2018, the university employed 808 teachers, including 131 doctors and professors and 483 associate professors and candidates of sciences. Among the scientists of the University, there is a Corresponding Member of the NAS of Ukraine, 46 members of the International Academies of Sciences and International Scientific Societies, seven Honorary Science and Engineering Workers of Ukraine, four State Prize of Ukraine winners, five winners of the Ukrainian Academy of Medical Sciences prize, a winner of the President of Ukraine prize, two winners of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Prize, six Honored Doctors of Ukraine, five holders of the Cabinet of Ministers scholarships for young scientists, two holders of the President of Ukraine scholarships for outstanding health workers, two excellent workers in education, two honored coaches, an honored journalist of Ukraine, four masters of sports. .At 52 chairs about 70 professors and doctors of science, about 300 assistant professors and candidates of science, the academicians of native Academies, Honorary workers of science and engineering, Honorary workers of higher institutions of Ukraine, State prize winners are engaged in pedagogical and scientific-research work. The total number of teachers with scientific degrees is above 81,3%. At many chairs, their total number is 100%. The scientific schools of the University are well known outside Ukraine. They are the cardiology school of Academician of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, Doctor of medical science, Professor Visir A.D., the pharmaceutical school of Professor Mazur I.A., the surgery school of Honorary worker of science and engineering, Professor Nikonenko A.S. For the first time in Ukraine the transplantations of heart, liver, kidney, and pancreas were

History

The history of Zaporizhzhia State Medical University comes back to the Women Pedagogic Courses organized in Odesa in 1903. In 1921 the Courses were reorganized into the Chemical-Pharmaceutical Institute. In 1935 it was reformed into the State Pharmaceutical Institute. In 1941 the life of the Institute was interrupted by the Great Patriotic war till 1944. In 1959 the Pharmaceutical Institute was transferred from Odesa to Zaporozhia and renamed Zaporozhia Pharmaceutical Institute. In 1964 the Medical Faculty was opened and in 1968 Zaporozhia Pharmaceutical Institute was renamed Zaporozhia Medical Institute. In 1975 Zaporozhia Medical Institute got the status of the Institute of the first category. In 1994 the Institute was reorganized into Zaporozhia State Medical University of the IV (the top) level of accreditation.

Equipment

The University has its own medical diagnosis center. The introduction of computer technologies into the teaching-studying process, scientific research, and management are one of the priorities University‘s activities. At present, there are 20 computer classrooms at the University providing students with educational programs based on multimedia technologies and test-controlling courses in the main subjects. The local information net server was organized in the University. The University has unique equipment for conducting fundamental and applied scientific investigations: computer tomographs, devices for ultrasonic diagnosis, angiographic and endoscopic checkups, radioisotope diagnosis, etc. The material-technical support is the best one among the medical universities of Ukraine. Recently more than 30 preparations have been worked out by the scientists of the University, produced and brought into medical practice, and applied in industry. For the first time in Ukraine, the analytical-information system of medical-ecological monitoring was set up. The results of scientific work were reported at international forums in Sweden, the Czech Republic, Spain, Holland, Brazil, and Austria. The University has its own scientific editions: “Zaporizhzhia Medical Journal”, a collection of scientific works “The Actual Problems of Medical and Pharmaceutical Science, a scientific-practical journal “Pathology”

Faculties

1st Faculty of Medicine (medicine, dentistry)
2nd Faculty of Medicine (Pediatrics)
Faculty of Pharmacy of full-time education
Faculty of Pharmacy of correspondence courses
International Faculty
Preparatory faculty for foreign citizens
Faculty of Postgraduate Studies

Accommodation

Zaporizhzhia State Medical University looks like a student campus. It is a detached territory protected by a specialized guard for 24 hours. There are 3 academic buildings, 5 hostels, libraries, a sports center, and some canteens and cafes on its territory. Trees, bushes, and lawns surrounding the campus, and the picturesque banks of the largest river of Ukraine the Dnieper promote a favorable climate and conditions for creative studies. Junior students have their classes at theoretical chairs on the territory of the student campus. Senior students are trained at clinics of the medical profile which are situated not far from the University. The student hostels of the University accommodate 2900 persons, two of them for foreign citizens. The hostel buildings are of a modern block type and consist of rooms for 2-3 persons with every convenience. There are Internet clubs available in the hostels.

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About University

Kharkiv National Medical University is an integral part of the scientific, intellectual, and cultural history of the country, one of the oldest medical establishments in Ukraine, and a member of the International Association of Universities. Has 8 faculties: 1ST – medical, 2ND – medical, 3RD – medical, 4TH – medical, stomatological, 5TH and 6TH – medical faculties for training foreign students; these faculties graduate doctors with the education-qualification level of a specialist in such specialties as general medicine, pediatrics, preventive medicine, stomatology; the faculty of postgraduate training provides continuous development of doctors’ skills during all their professional activity; Has 65 departments, whose faculty numbers 803 specialists in sciences and pedagogy; of them, there are 130 doctors of medical science, professors and 446 candidates of medical science, associate professors; Trains over 7,000 students, interns, masters, clinical postgraduates, postgraduates, and doctoral candidates, more than 2,100 of them being foreign citizens from 70 countries of Europe, Asia, Africa and America; Has the following personnel potential: 5 corresponding members of the national academy of medical sciences of Ukraine, 17 honored workers of science and engineering of Ukraine, 2 honored workers of higher schools of Ukraine, 8 winners of state prizes of Ukraine in the fields of science and engineering, 13 honored doctors of Ukraine, 28 members of the state and public academies of Ukraine; During this period our educational establishment has graduated over 7,000 specialists in 120 countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Graduates of Kharkiv National Medical University work in all parts of the world; they return health, and often even life, to people, therewith creating a good reputation for their alma mater.

History

The history of the higher medical school in Kharkiv is more than 200 years long and closely connected with the history of V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, because it sprang from its Medical Faculty. The University was founded in 1805, a decree about its foundation was signed by the Russian Tsar Alexander I, and the first Statutes of the University were approved at that time In the XIX century, widely known doctors and scientists taught at the Medical Faculty of the University and worked in practical medicine. It was them who, for the first time in the Russian Empire, performed operations of ovariotomy, total resection of the stomach, and operations on the open heart, as well as made significant scientific discoveries. In 1887, a special building was erected for the anatomical theatre of the Medical Faculty (now it houses the Department of Human Anatomy of our higher school); in 1896, four independent University clinics were built, namely: therapeutic, surgical, obstetrical, and ophthalmological. In 1910, the Kharkiv Medical Society, which was created on the initiative of professors of the Medical faculty, founded the Women’s Medical Institute, where higher education was given to women. In 1920 the Medical Faculty of Kharkiv University was united with the Women’s Medical Institute, and Kharkiv Medical Academy was founded; one year later the latter was given another name: Kharkiv Medical Institute. In 1994, by a Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, Kharkiv Medical Institute served as the basis for founding Kharkiv State Medical University; the latter received the highest 4th category by results of its accreditation and fully justifies it today. In 2007 our University received National status.

Equipment

Is a modern multi-type educational establishment with a powerful scientific, material, and technical basis, which includes: 6 education-research-production units; 2 research institutes, such as the research institute of occupational hygiene and occupational diseases of KHNMU and the Ukrainian institute of clinical genetics of KHNMU; the university stomatological center as the medical-educational-scientific unit of KHNMU; the scientific-practical medical center of KHNMU; the Ukrainian scientific-practical medical center of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductology; the medical college of KHNMU; Has the central research laboratory, 4 problem laboratories, the educational-scientific center based on classrooms for phantom techniques of education and computerized classrooms, and the computer center; Has a scientific library, whose fund comprises over 1 million copies, and 16 computerized classrooms; more than 550 modern computers, and video and audio aids are used in the process of training.

Structure

7 faculties;
Educational Research Institute for Postgraduate Training at Kharkiv National Medical University;
Medical College;
2 research institutes: Research Institute of Occupational Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Ukrainian Institute of Clinical Genetics;
Central research laboratory;
4 research laboratories;
Medical training and research unit of Kharkiv National Medical University “University Dental Centre”;
Scientific-Practical Medical Centre of KhNMU.

Courses

The training is given in the following specialties:

General Medicine
Dentistry
Clinical postgraduate course (residency) lasting 2-4 years;
Postgraduate course, the term of training is 3 years;
Faculty of Post-Graduate Education:
Radiology
Therapy
Dermatology and Venereology
Infectious Diseases
Neurology
Pathological Anatomy
Psychiatry
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Anaesthesiology
Traumatology and Orthopaedics
Ophthalmology
Urology
Surgery
Pediatrics
Childhood Gynaecology
Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Pediatric Surgery
Hygiene of Children and Teenagers
General Hygiene
Public Hygiene
Occupational Hygiene
Cardiology
Epidemiology
Therapeutic Dentistry
Pediatric Dentistry
Orthopaedics
Orthopaedic Dentistry
Surgical Dentistry

Accommodation

Accommodation for foreign students is provided by student hostels rated at 2,422 lodgers. In order to live at a hostel, the students must conclude a proper contract. This accommodation is available for the whole period of training. Hostel fees depend upon the size and comfort of the dwelling space. The University Scientific-Practical Medical Centre provides medical care to students. The students regularly undergo prophylactic medical and photofluorographic examinations. The students have meals at 2 canteens for 160 clients and 6 refreshment bars for 80 clients. The students are provided with facilities for going in for sports. The University has 3 gymnasia (for games, gymnastics, and heavy athletics).

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About University

V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (hereinafter the University) is among one of the oldest Eastern European universities. 1804 is the year of the University’s establishment, at the initiative of outstanding scientist V.N. Karazin and in compliance with Tsar Alexander I’s charter. Nowadays, the University is a part of leading Research and Educational Institutions in Ukraine. Distinguished scientists and social leaders from all over the world, namely J.W. Goethe, A. Humboldt, I. Franko, L. Tolstoy, and others, have been awarded Honorary Members and Doctorates at the University at different times. Currently, the University comprises 20 schools and 125 departments that provide high-quality education in 61 different fields for 15,000 students and 500 postgraduates in the University. 308 Doctors of Sciences and Doctors of Letters, full professors and about 800 PhDs, associate professors including 15 academicians and corresponding members of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and Sectoral Academies deliver students’ training as well as research activities.

Achievements:

signed the Magna Charta Universitatum (Bologna, 1998);
a co-founder of the Eurasian Universities Association;
an active participant of the International Association of Universities and European University Association;
a training center for about 1500 international students, postgraduate and doctorate students;
a partner in research and educational cooperation with more than 100 universities and other organizations all over the world.

The University is characterized by its 24 worldly-recognized scientific schools, and it has the greatest potential and resources for producing highly qualified staff in Eastern Ukraine. The University has around 20 Expert and Senior Expert Examining Boards, with 10-15 Doctorate and over 60 Ph. theses defended each year. More than 150 international and national conferences on research and teaching techniques are held at the University every year. The University also encourages a diverse, intimate, and beneficial collaboration with the National Academy of Sciences’ Research Institutions and Ukraine’s Sectoral Academies, and continues to develop and strengthen relations with sectoral research institutes and businesses. There were 17 university departments established within the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine’s Research Institutes. The School of Physics and Energy was established in partnership with Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences.

Departments

Department of Biology
Department of Chemistry
Department of Ecology
Department of Economics
Department of Foreign Languages
Department of Geology and Geography
Department of History
Department of International Economic Relations and Tourist Industry
Department of Law
Department of Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering
Department of Medicine
Department of Philology
Department of Philosophy
Department of Physics
Department of Professional Re-Training
Department of Psychology
Department of Radio Physics
Department of Sociology
The International Students Education Centre

Institute of High Technology (University’s Subdivision)

Astronomical Observatory
Biological Station
Botanical Garden
Central Scientific Library of Kharkiv National University (one of the biggest libraries of Ukraine)
Department of Computer Science
Department of Physics and Energy
Department of Physics and Technology
Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography of Slobodska Ukraine
Museum of Kharkiv University History
Museum of Nature
Radiation Dynamics Group
Radio-physical Observatory
Scientific Research Institute of Biology
Scientific Research Institute of Chemistry
Scientific Research Institute of Laser Biology
Scientific research institution
Thin Film Laboratory
Young Scientists’ Council

Accommodation

The hostel system of the University is excellent, with fully equipped rooms, a quiet study atmosphere, and a recreation facility nearby. All international students who obtain educational admission from the University are guaranteed housing placement services. International students have a variety of housing alternatives, and it is essential to decide whether you like an independent lifestyle or living in a community. In order to profit the full life of the University, combine the advantages of living on or near campus, participate in different programs that will help you succeed academically, build lifelong friendships, as well as enjoy comfortable and affordable living in Ukraine. Guard security service is responsible for students’ safety at the University’s grounds, as well as the main student routes from the hostels to the campuses. Students have access to rooms on campus. All of the hostel rooms are fully equipped, also the size and amount of conveniences vary. Two or three students can share a room in the University hostels. There is a common hall and a common kitchen on each floor. A medical cabinet for first aid is located on the ground floor. Kharkiv is a nice city with no rush. While some students may miss their hometown surroundings, traditional cuisines, or a fast pace at first, they quickly learn to appreciate and embrace a culture that is not their own.

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About University

Dnipro State Medical Academy or DSMA (hereinafter the University) is an educational, scientific, research, and cultural center in Ukraine’s highly industrialized Dnipro region. Dnipro is one of the main industrial cities in Ukraine which is well-known as a business city. Since its existence, in 1916, the University has educated over 45 000 doctors. Today Dnipro State Medical University (DSMA) is one of the leading universities of medical education in Ukraine. In the structure of the Dnipro State Medical University (DSMA), there are 6 faculties (three medical, dental, department of foreign students, and faculty of postgraduate education), which has more than 4,5 thousand students and doctors for postgraduation. At the University there are 59 departments. Among staff at Dnipro State Medical University (DSMA), there are 646 teachers, among them 98 doctors of Medical Sciences and 359 candidates in Medical Sciences. In total, the Academy employs over 1100 employees. The University provides education at three levels, including pre-university, graduate, and postgraduate. The University structure comprises 6 faculties, i.e. 3 medical, dental, department of foreign students and faculty of postgraduate education, and 59 departments with more than 4000 students and postgraduates. Faculties and Specialties

Faculties

Faculty of General Medicine;
Faculty of Pediatrics;
Faculty of Management of Public Health;
Faculty of Dentistry;
Faculty of Pharmacy;
Faculty of Nursing;
Faculty of Postgraduate Education;
Faculty of Preparatory for Foreign Citizens.

Departments

Anesthesiology and intensive care;
Anesthesiology, intensive care medicine and emergency conditions;
Biochemistry, medical and pharmaceutical chemistry;
Childhood diseases with a course of Nursing;
Children’s dentistry;
Dentistry;
Disaster medicine and military medicine;
Faculty Pediatrics and Medical Genetics;
Family Medicine;
Gastroenterologists and therapy;
General and clinical pharmacy;
General Hygiene;
General Psychiatry and Medical Psychology;
General Surgery;
Histology;
Hospital care and the № 1 professional pathology;
Hospital Pediatrics and Neonatology № 2;
Hospital Pediatrics № 1;
Hospital Therapy № 2;
Human Anatomy;
Humanities;
Hygiene and Ecology;
Infectious Diseases;
Internal Medicine;
Language training;
Medical and Biological Physics and Informatics;
Medical and Social Expertise;
Medical biology, pharmacognosy, medical botany;
Microbiology, virology, immunology and epidemiology;
Nervous Diseases and Neurosurgery;
Neurology and Ophthalmology;
Obstetrics and Gynecology;
Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology;
Oncology and Medical Radiology;
Otorynolyaringology;
Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine;
Pathological Physiology;
Pediatric Surgery;
Pediatrics and Clinical Laboratory;
Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacoeconomics;
Physiatry;
Physical rehabilitation, sports medicine and Valeology;
Physiology;
Prosthodontics;
Psychiatry;
Skin and venereal diseases;
Social medicine, organization and management of health;
Surgery № 2;
Surgery, Traumatology and Orthopedics;
Surgical Dentistry;
Therapeutic dentistry and dental internal;
Therapy and Family Medicine;
Therapy faculty and Endocrinology;
Traumatology and Orthopaedics;
Urology, Operative surgery and Topographic anatomy.

Equipment

The University also includes 42 clinical departments situated in more than 28 hospitals with over 15 000 beds. The University developed 29 specialized centers on a clinical basis. The university covers an area of 85 hectares. It comprises 608 classrooms, offices, and labs in the Academy’s eight academic buildings, which cover a total area of 52000 square meters. The total area of the 7 dorms is 46000 square meters. A sports facility, vivarium, sanatorium, sports camp, academic library, technological center, and two museums are all located on campus.

Accommodation

The hostel system of the University is excellent, with fully equipped rooms, a quiet study atmosphere, and a recreation facility nearby. All international students who obtain educational admission from the University are guaranteed housing placement services. International students have a variety of housing alternatives, and it is essential to decide whether you like an independent lifestyle or living in a community. The University boasts a total of seven comfortable hostels situated around the city and connected by an advanced transport system (bus, tram, and trolleybus). The hostels are designed for about 2768 students. International students have their accommodations in hostels №1, 5, and 7. Guard security service is responsible for students’ safety at the University’s grounds, as well as the main student routes from the hostels to the campuses. All of the hostel rooms are fully equipped. Two or three students can share a room in the University hostels. There is a common hall and a common kitchen on each floor. Students will be interested in providing their own kitchen utensils. Meals and groceries can be purchased from a variety of shops and supermarkets in the area. On the campuses’ territory, there are also different canteens and cafés for students. In order to profit the full life of the University, combine the advantages of living on or near campus, participate in different programs that will help you succeed academically, build lifelong friendships, as well as enjoy comfortable and affordable living in Ukraine.

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The Donetsk Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics was established in 1956. The Institute was established as an organizational and methodological center of the orthopedic and traumatological service with the task of bringing highly skilled orthopedic and trauma care to the population. The main goal of the institute is the comprehensive development of medical science in the field of traumatology, orthopedics and prosthetics, conducting experimental scientific researches in this field using the scientific achievements in order to improve public health. Since the first day of the institute work, there was a need to unite the institute and the hospital, which made it possible to create a single institution with the common goals and objectives. This played a positive role in the further development of the Institute as a center of organizational, methodological, research, treatment and advisory work in traumatology and orthopedic sphere. Long-term experience of joint work of the Institute and the regional trauma hospital showed the expediency and rationality of creating such a single institution. In the structure of the Institute there are clinical, experimental-laboratory and organizational-methodical departments. The clinical department includes orthopedics and traumatology clinics for adults and children, reconstructive surgery and prosthetics, neurotrauma, eye trauma, bone-joint tuberculosis, radiology department, consultative-polyclinic department and the department of urgent services. In different years, the structure of the institute developed and improved and new departments were formed: microsurgery of wrist, anesthesiology, etc. The experimental department included laboratories of physiology and biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, pathophysiology, bacteriological, biochemical, clinical, pathohystological laboratory and tissue preservation laboratory. In addition, there were a number of auxiliary units - a scientific library, a vivarium, a film microphotograph laboratory, experimental workshops with a design bureau, a scientific archive and a museum. Research work is conducted in the direction of studying a single problem - trauma, traumatism and orthopedic diseases. As a result of research on organizational issues, the basic principles of organization of polyclinic orthopedic and trauma care for urban and rural populations have been determined. The experience of a specialized disability evaluation board is generalized. On the basis of a mass survey of the children's population, contingents are identified that we need systematic polyclinic treatment. These data formed the basis for the creation of boarding schools for patients with scoliosis and children with consequences of poliomyelitis. A certain attention was paid for improving the organization of medical care and transportation of orthopedic trauma patients at various stages. As an example of the effectiveness of the studies carried out in this direction, the following indicators can be given: improvement of the organization of first aid to miners at the site of injuries and, in particular, the introduction of the proposed band-aid bandages and other measures led to a 1.5-fold decrease in the number of days of disability of affected miners; dynamic dispensary observation of disabled people, conducted by the regional specialized traumatological disability evaluation board, allowed 39.7% of the disabled 2 groups to transfer to the disabled 3 groups, recognize 44.4% of the disabled 2 groups and 91.5% of the disabled 3 groups as able-bodied. Proposed measures for the rational employment of victims only according to the observations made allowed to save 5,500 working days. The analysis of injuries, as well as the study of the process of production and working conditions at coal industry enterprises, clarified the causes and characteristics of various types of industrial injuries among miners, depending on the level of mechanization, mining and geological features of the mine and other factors. Systematic study of these issues made possible a number of valuable concrete proposals, In particular, in the studied groups of mines, where scientifically-based preventive measures were introduced, the frequency of accidents decreased by 2.5 times; the introduction of a complex of preventive and improved rehabilitation measures contributed to a 4-fold reduction in injuries in cases and more than 2 times in days; the introduction of a number of preventive measures in the transportation of goods and movement of people in mines contributed to a reduction in injuries at the relevant sites by 2-3 times in cases and in 1.5-1.7 days. The methods of diagnostics and treatment of injuries of various localization and character were constantly improved: combined trauma of the chest, pelvis, trauma of the vessels of the limbs, craniocerebral trauma in combination with fractures of the bones. Scientific research in this plan resulted the completion of doctoral and candidate dissertations, monographs, and methodological materials. By the Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine No. 252 of 09.08.1996 the institute became a structural unit of the Donetsk National Medical University with the subsequent creation of a scientific and practical association with the Donetsk Regional Trauma Hospital. Since 01.01.2000, 80 beds with the appropriate staffing table have been introduced into the structure of the Institute (Order No. 277 of 25.11.1999). The main activities of the Institute are: - Development of theoretical bases, practical recommendations for the treatment of traumatic illness caused by severe mechanical trauma; - Development of scientific bases for the organization of specialized care for severe multiple, combined injuries and improvement of methods for their treatment in miners, metallurgists, builders and other categories of workers; - Study of the influence of harmful factors of the production and the environment on the occurrence and course of diseases of the musculoskeletal system in the adult and child population; - Development of organ-preserving orthopedic situations in case of tumor lesion of bones; - Development of minimally invasive osteosynthesis techniques for intraarticular injuries; - Training of students, advanced training of doctors and nurses in traumatology and orthopedics and medicine of catastrophes; - Development of new methods of treatment of injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system, their introduction into the practice of health care. The Institute solves the following tasks: - Planning and implementation of fundamental, applied and exploratory research in the field of traumatology, orthopedics and disaster medicine in accordance with the main directions of scientific activity of the Institute and the introduction of research results into healthcare practice; - Planning, preparation and issuance of methodological recommendations, instructions, information letters and other instructive and methodological documents aimed at improving the organization of increasing the effectiveness and quality of medical and preventive care for the population in trauma and diseases of the musculoskeletal system; - Participation in the planning, organization and holding of congresses, scientific, scientific and practical conferences, seminars on the provision of qualified care for combined and multiple injuries; - Training the scientific personnel; - Study the achievements of the domestic and foreign experience of medical science in the field of traumatology and orthopedics, the development of proposals for their practical use in the departments of the institute and the introduction of scientific and medical institutions into practice; - Timely informing doctors and other medical personnel of interested services, as well as the public about the latest achievements in traumatology and orthopedics; - Rendering round-the-clock specialized help to the population of the region in case of severe, multiple and combined damages; - Provision of organizational and methodological assistance to bodies of practical public health in improving the effectiveness and quality of medical and preventive care for trauma and diseases of the musculoskeletal system; - Development and introduction of new methods of treatment of injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system in the work of trauma departments; - Training of highly qualified specialists in orthopedic traumatology; - Reduction in the number of complications and disabilities from injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system; - Study, analysis and development of recommendations for using in practical public health of the field of best practices in traumatology and orthopedics; - Dissemination of the Institute's achievements in Ukraine, as well as beyond its borders; - Conclusion of agreements on scientific and practical cooperation, including on the provision of medical and preventive care, with scientific and medical institutions and organizations of the region, Ukraine and other states. - Exchange of scientific personnel and establishment of other forms of communication with foreign scientific organizations, associations, clinics, firms, enterprises, as well as individuals. The first in Ukraine department of informatics and telemedicine was created at the Institute. Specialists of our institute remotely advised patients from Russia, Kazakhstan, Kirghizia, Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Croatia, India, including assistance in the mass receipt of victims after the earthquake. For the first time in Ukraine, telemedicine has been introduced into the everyday medical and diagnostic process. In total there are 320 employees in the institute, including 58 scientific, 12 of them are doctors, 24 candidates of sciences, 95 doctors. All of them have modern methods of diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic and traumatological patients.

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