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Taras Shevchenko State University of Kiev (
Ukrainian
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Shevchenko University
, in
Ukraine
Commonly known as
Kyiv State University, KNU
: (Ukrainian К и ї kind guide с ь seem и й н а ц yongjiang о н а л ь н и й н yongjiang kind guide е р и c т е т - К Н У), located in Kiev, in
World University Rankings
In the top 550.
The university is one of the oldest universities in Ukraine. It was once one of the top ten universities in Europe. Its structure consists of 15 faculties (academic faculties) and 5 faculties. It was created by the Russian Tsar
Nicholas I
It was founded in 1789 and initially named St. Vladimir Kiev
Imperial University
It has changed its name several times since then. in
The Soviet Union
The period between Taras Shevchenko University and
Moscow State University
and
Leningrad State University
Together it was ranked among the top three universities of the Soviet era. In many rankings, it is rated as the best university in Ukraine. Throughout its history, the university has produced many famous alumni, including Nikolay
Bunge
, Mykhailo Drahomanov, Mykhailo Hrushevskyi, Nikolai Berdyaev, Mikhail Bulgakov, Ivan Schmalhausen, Theodosius Dobzhansky, Viacheslav Chornovil, Leonid Kravchuk and so on.
Taras Shevchenko
Banned from education for political reasons, he worked as a researcher at Kiev University.
- Chinese name
- Kiev State University
- Foreign name
- Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
- Abbreviated form
- Kedah, KNU [32]
- Founding time
- July 15, 1834
- founder
- Leonid Huberskyi
- Nature of running a school
- Public university
- School category
- general
- School characteristics
- Kyiv State University is a classical research university and a leading centre of modern research and education in Ukraine [1]
- Competent department
- The university department is divided into departments, research institutes, colleges, departments, centers and other parts [1]
- Current leader
- Volodymyr Bugrov [33] (Principal)
- Master program
- Military Academy Institute of High Technology Institute of Journalism Institute of International Relations Institute of Graduate Education Institute of Law Institute of National Conservation Institute of Ukraine Institute of Linguistics Institute of Educational Sciences Institute of Geology Educational Research Center of Biomedical Research Institute [1]
- Faculty setting
- School of grammar Academy of Astronautics Department of Biology, Department of Biology, Department of Chemistry, Department of Geography, Department of Geology, Department of Economics, Department of History, Department of Law, Department of Mechanics and Mathematics, Department of Philosophy, Department of Physics, Department of Radio, Department of Psychology, Department of Sociology, etc [1]
- School motto
- Utilitas, Honor et Gloria(Latin) [1]
- School song
- M з и seem а О. М а р ц н [1]
- anniversary
- September 16th
- School motto
- Utilitas, Honor et Gloria(Latin)
- site
- Ukraine Kyiv Dol - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent - percent, 60, 01033 [1]
- Major awards
- Ukraine State Science and Technology Award, Ukraine National Science Foundation Award and National Academy of Sciences Award. Received merit awards, honorary titles as well as its "Ukrainian Educator", "Famous Lawyer of Ukraine", "Ukrainian Presidential Young Scientist Award", "Supreme Rada Award of Ukraine"
- Famous alumni
- Historians and linguists: M. Maksimovich et al [1]
- QS World Rankings
- 541-550.
- Brief introduction of school Emblem
- Produced by artist Serhiy Belyaev. The center of the emblem depicts the main red architecture, with the Archangel, God's patron saint of the Kyiv Heavens, on the left, and the Saint, patron saint of knowledge and relentless scientific research, on the right [1]
Kiev State University
Bachelor's degree diploma [7]
1. Kiev University in the first half of the 19th century.
Kiev State University, named after Taras Shevchenko, is a classical research university and a leading institution of higher education in Ukraine. Its history dates back to November 8, 1833, when the Minister of Education S.S. Uvarov proposed the establishment of the Imperial University of St. Vladimir on the basis of the Polish Kremenets Lyceum, which was transferred to Kiev. The grand opening of the University took place on July 15, 1834, on the anniversary of the Holy Apostle Prince Volodemir of Equality.
On October 18, 1834, the 30-year-old professor of botany, historian, folklorist, distinguished scientist and encyclopaedic writer Mikhailo Maksimovich was appointed the first rector of the University by order of Emperor Nicholas I.
In the academic year 1834-1835, the university had only one philosophy department, which consisted of two departments: the Department of Historical Linguistics and the Department of Physical Mathematics. Sixty-two students were enrolled in the first year, and classes began on August 28, 1834. The Faculty of Law was opened in 1835 and the Faculty of Medicine in 1841, which was created on the basis of the liquidated Faculty of Medicine of Vilnius University (Vilnius). During the first eight years, the management of the educational institution was forced to rent several private buildings that were simply not suited to the educational process. Under the project of V. Beretti, professor of architecture at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, the construction of the new school building began on July 31, 1837.
Under his direct leadership, a building in the classical style was built. Next to this building, Professor E. Trautfetter built a botanical garden. The transition of the university to its own large premises and the adoption of the University Charter in 1842 allowed the Cathedral system to grow continuously - the number of faculties increased from 20 to 37.
Contrary to the imperial government's desire to turn Kiev University into an outpost of Russian dictatorship, progressive ideas have always lived and developed within its walls. In the 1830s and 1860s, the university was one of the centers of the Polish national democratic movement, and between 1845 and 1847, the Cyril and Medodius Brothers were active here.
2. Kiev University in the second half of the 19th century
The revival of scientific and teaching activities at Kiev University in the second half of the 19th century was linked to the liberal reforms of the 1860s and the introduction of a new university charter in 1863. At that time, the autonomy of educational institutions was expanded, 15 new departments were established (from 37 to 52), and the number of teachers and students increased. Ninety new teachers from Russian and European universities were invited to work in Kiev, and talented students began to stay in various departments to carry out scientific and teaching activities.
Thanks to the reforms of the late 19th century, Kiev University became a strong educational center of pan-European significance. The number of students in the 1830s and 1840s was 500 (mainly Poles), in 1883 the university had 1,700 students (mainly Ukrainians and Russians), and by 1913 this number had grown to 5,000. 160 professors are engaged in scientific and teaching work and associate professors. The University has 45 educational and auxiliary institutions: 2 libraries (science and students), 2 observatories (astronomy and meteorology), a botanical garden, 4 faculty clinics, 3 hospitals and 2 clinical departments of the municipal hospital, an anatomical theatre and 9 laboratories. The faculty and students of the University are organizers and active participants in many world-renowned scientific societies: researchers of nature, surgery, physical mathematics, chemistry, history, named after the chronicler Nestor. The scientific activities of university professors are carried out in close contact with foreign scientific centers and outstanding scientists of the world. Extensively carry out scientific investigations abroad and publish works in foreign journals. One form of support for cultural links is the election of outstanding scientists and cultural figures as honorary members of the University. In particular, they are doctor Max Pettenkofer, historian Leopold von Ranke, writer Ivan Turgenev, chemist Dmytro Mendeleev, microbiologist Ilya Mechnikov and others.
3. Kiev University, 1900-1917
On April 20, 1906, representatives of the Ukrainian community of Chernigov (D. Yavorskyi, M. Kotsyubynskyi, M. Fedchenko, L. Shramchenko, etc.) raised the question of opening a department at the University of Kiev: "Ukrainian language, literature, history, ethnography and customary law, explaining these subjects in Ukrainian". On May 22, 1906, Professors V. Peretz and G. Pavlutskyi signed a document submitted to the office of the Dean of the Faculty of History and Languages, in which they confirmed the necessity of opening a department of Ukrainian Studies.
The Ukrainian public and cultural figures at Kiev University supported them: Ivan Lipa, Simon Petlyura, Dmytro Doroshenko, Borys Grinchenko, Oleksandr Lototskyi, Mykhailo Hrushevskyi, Serhii Yefremov, etc. On November 27, 1906, Ukrainian students submitted a statement to the Academic Council of the University asking for the creation of a Department of Ukrainian Studies. 1,430 students signed the application. However, the university rector M. Tsitovych, the reactionary section of the professors, and the leadership of the Imperial Ministry of National Education strongly opposed the idea. In 1907, Professors A. Loboda and V. Peretz took the initiative to begin teaching Ukrainian literature at universities, but the "inflammatory experiments" were soon outlawed.
The First World War severely disrupted the educational process. Due to the threat of the German and Austrian occupation of Kiev, many students ended up joining the active army, the university's medical clinic was turned into a military hospital, and part of the laboratory was evacuated to the army in the city of Saratov, deep in the Empire. It was not until the autumn of 1916 that the university returned to Kiev. The relocation caused serious damage to the university's laboratories, offices and museum collections. In such a state, Kiev University ushered in the day of the revolution, which resulted in the struggle for cultural and national revival and the establishment of its own independent state in Ukraine.
After the end of the dictatorship, continued demands by Ukrainian students and teachers for the opening of a department of Ukrainian studies and the introduction of Ukrainian language instruction forced the new authorities in Petrograd to make certain concessions. On June 27, 1917, the Ministry of National Education established regulations for the establishment of four departments of Ukrainian language, literature, history and Western Russian Legal history at St. Vladimir University. On September 5, 1917, the Ministry of the Interior submitted a corresponding submission to the Provisional Government. On September 19, 1917, the government adopted a resolution to establish the above-mentioned faculties at Kiev University. On September 30, 1917, the university administration ordered the preparation of the Department of Ukrainian Studies and competition for vacancies within three months.
[4]
1. Kiev University during the Ukrainian Revolution (1917-1919)
With the establishment of the Central Rada in Kiev in March 1917, dozens of teachers and hundreds of university students were actively involved in the struggle for Ukrainian independence. One of the most heroic pages of these independent competitions was the feat performed by Kiev University students near Kruti. At the beginning of January 1918, at the call of the leaders of the People's Republic of Ukraine, more than three hundred students and high school students in Kiev formed a student association. On January 29, 1918, the hundredth volunteer Corps (130 men) under the command of student centurion Andrei Omerchenko fought a tough defensive battle, protecting an important railway junction, the Kruti station in the Chernigov Oblast, and containing the advance of Russian Bolshevik forces on January 1, 1918. Kiev.
During the existence of the Head of State of Ukraine P. Skoropadskyi, St. Vladimir University gained the official status of the University of Kiev in Russia. This was followed by the establishment of the Ukrainian State University in Kiev in July 1918.
2. Dissolution of universities into independent institutions of higher education (1920-1933)
In February 1919, when the Bolsheviks occupied Kiev, St. Vladimir's University merged with the Ukrainian State University of Kiev into a single university, Kyiv University, whose main task was to train Soviet intellectuals. Since 1919, the People's Committee for Education, responsible for the development of schools, secondary and higher education, has been operating in Soviet Ukraine. The so-called "bourgeois remnants" of the university were swept away, and they themselves lost their autonomy: the administration of the university (rector, vice-rector) was liquidated, replaced by the university commissar, and all degrees and degrees were abolished. The title was abolished. The Soviet government aimed at subjecting the universities entirely to the tasks of the socialist revolution. However, even in this extremely limited form, universities, according to the leaders of the Soviet People's Education Committee, had no right to exist. They were declared "bourgeois" centers that had no place in the new Communist society.
As a result of these reforms, Kiev University (along with other Ukrainian universities) was dissolved in 1920. An independent medical school was established on the basis of the Faculty of Medicine, and the Faculty of Law was transferred to the Institute of National Economic Research. From the Faculty of History - Linguistics, Physics - Mathematics - Natural Sciences of the University, Kiev Teachers' College and Kiev Higher Women's courses, named M. Drahomanova (since 1926 - Kiev Institute of Public Education) after the Higher Institute of National Education. The number of Ukrainian students in the educational institution reaches 65%.
As a result of the overhaul, higher education in the Soviet Union began to look very different from higher education in Soviet Russia. In particular, in the Republic of the Russian Federation, although the university lost its importance, it was not liquidated and worked in Moscow, Leningrad and other Russian cities. At the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, unification became one of the most important tasks of the Soviet government's policy in the field of education, and it was necessary to rebuild the entire system of higher education according to a single Russian model.
The lack of classical university education has also led to a reduction in the number of scientific and professorial personnel, the loss of the tradition of university education and science, and a decline in the overall level of higher education, as during the entire period after the closure of the university, no equivalent replacement was found. In general, the ability of the Soviet authorities to successfully organize the activities of higher education institutions without relying on the positive experience of pre-revolutionary higher education became apparent.
3. Restoration of Kiev University and its pre-war activities (1933-1941)
In the autumn of 1933, Ukrainian universities resumed operation, including Kiev State University. They are faced with the task of training teachers for higher education institutions and scientists for research institutes, factory scientific laboratories and research stations. These institutions of higher education were supposed to concentrate on training scientific talents for all the most important branches of science.
In 1934, the University celebrated its 100th anniversary. At that time, its structure was restored and active scientific and teaching activities began. In 1935, the school began serializing the "Notes on Natural and Human Sciences." New faculties were created - in 1938 there were already eight faculties: Physics and Mathematics, history, Linguistics, chemistry, geology and geography, biology, law and Foreign languages. In March 1939, to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko's birth, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union named Kiev State University after him. In the same year, the Caniff Biogeographic Reserve was assigned to the university and became the base for scientific experiments and education in the Faculty of Natural Sciences.
In the 1930s and '40s, universities were hit hard by a massive crackdown on teachers and students. Among the suppressed teachers were scientists: M.P. Kravchuk, N.Y. Mirza-Avakyants, M.O. Rusanivskyi, K.T. Shteppa, M.I. Bezborodko, A.U. Klimsky and many others.
However, despite ideological restrictions and repression, on the eve of World War II, Kiev University was one of the leading institutions of higher education in the Soviet Union, ranking third among Soviet universities. There are more than 4000 students in the school, more than 300 professors and associate professors, and teachers working in 52 departments, including 8 academicians of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, 6 corresponding academicians, 24 doctoral students and 65 science students. Through postgraduate education, the school has trained highly qualified young experts in 43 specialties.
With the beginning of hostilities in the summer of 1941, Kiev University was evacuated. Most of the students have gone to the front, and a large proportion of the faculty, together with their colleagues from Kharkiv State University, continue their education within the framework of the United Ukrainian State University in the city of Kizilorda, Kazakhstan. At the same time, an attempt was made to establish the work of a university in Nazi-occupied Kiev, but the Nazis soon closed the university, many teachers were suppressed, and students were taken to Germany for forced labor. During the Battle of Kiev in October-November 1943, the University suffered irreparable damage and losses. The main educational building, the Red, was heavily damaged, and libraries, museum collections and laboratories were looted.
4. Kiev University in the post-war Period (1944-1991)
Despite the heavy losses, in the decades after the war, Ukraine's major universities not only managed to recover their lost potential, but also greatly strengthened it. After the liberation of Kiev, the revival of the university began immediately. Students and teachers rebuilt the Humanities and Chemistry building on their own, and classes resumed on January 15, 1944, for advanced classes and from February 1 onwards. In the summer of 1944, the Kyiv Group of the United State University of Ukraine, consisting of 146 students, 3 professors, 7 associate professors and 11 teachers, returned from Kizil-Horda. In the new academic year 1944-45, the university enrolled nearly 1,500 young men and women, with an additional 2,000 students joining a year later. Eighty faculties were restored, with 290 professors, associate professors and teachers. 1946 International students at Kiev University in the first years of the war. Between 1947 and the end of the 1940s, the university's workload had reached pre-war levels. The growth of universities was particularly rapid in the 1950s. By 1958, Kyiv State University had 11 faculties in operation, with about 10,000 students enrolled. Between 1959 and 84, the University trained 70,000 experts in various sectors of the national economy, science, education and culture.
[4]
Kiev University was granted "State" status by Decree No. 176/94 of 21 April 1994 of the President of Ukraine L. M. Kravchuk, and on 25 November 1999, The autonomous status of the University was significantly expanded by the new Decree of the President of Ukraine L. D. Kuchma No. 1496/99. On 5 May 2008, the President of Ukraine, V.A. Yushchenko No. 412/2008, stipulated the transformation of universities into the main educational and scientific centers of Ukraine for the training of highly qualified scientific, teaching and scientific personnel. On July 29, 2009, by resolution No. 795 of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the University was granted the status of an autonomous (autonomous) research-based state institution of higher education and additional funding was provided for the university's future development plans.
The University trains "junior specialist", "Bachelor", "specialist", "Master" education and qualification level specialists as well as highly qualified people for postgraduate and doctoral studies. Specialist training and retraining are provided in 14 "junior specialist" specialties, 55 "bachelor" specialties, 49 "specialist" specialties, and 98 "master" specialties. 26,000 students have mastered them. 1,645 graduate students and 125 doctoral students obtained higher degrees at the university. The educational process is delivered by 198 departments and about 80% of science and education workers have a Doctor of Science degree and a science candidate; More than 50% of the teachers have the title of professor or associate professor.
The University has 13 faculties (Geography, Economics, History, Cybernetics, mechanics and Mathematics, Sociology, radiophysics, Electronic and computer systems, Psychology, physics, philosophy, chemistry, Law, Information Technology), 8 There are educational institutions (military, high technology, geology, journalism, international relations, postgraduate education, linguistics, State security management), one educational and scientific centre (NSC "Institute of Biology"), two faculties (Geological Exploration Technology and Optomechanics) and the Ukrainian Academy of Physics and Mathematics. Many affiliated institutions operate at Kyiv University: The Observatory, the Botanical garden named after Academician O. Fomin, the Scientific library named after M. Maksymovich, the Kaniv Nature Reserve, the publishing and printing center of the "Kiev University", the information and computing Center, the Museum of Ukrainian Studies, geology and Zoology, the University History Museum, the Interdisciplinary Language Museum, etc.
Kyiv University maintains extensive international relations with universities around the world. To date, the university has signed bilateral cooperation agreements with 227 foreign educational and scientific institutions from 57 countries around the world. About 180 foreign scientists and teachers from 32 countries around the world visit the University every year to carry out scientific work, attend conferences and give lectures. Every year, more than 1,375 teachers, scientists and students travel to 59 countries around the world. In 2014, two-thirds of secondees went abroad for scientific purposes (conferences, internships, research).
Taras Shevchenko State University of Kyiv in the 21st century is a classic research university whose main tasks are educational, research and innovative activities.
[4]
Kiev State University
1. Faculties and Institutes
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faculty
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bachelor
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master
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Learned scholar
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Department of geography
[8]
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014.07 Secondary education (Geography);
103 Earth sciences (Cartography, geographic information systems, Earth remote sensing (D) Water resources management and ecology (D) meteorology (D) Soil science, land management and territorial planning (D) geoecology and ecosystem services (D));
106 Geography (Economic geography (D) Urbanism and urban planning (D) Cross-border environmental cooperation (D));
193 Geodesy and land management (Geodesy and land management (D));
242 Tourism and leisure;
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014.07 Secondary education (Geography);
103 Earth sciences (Cartography and geographic information systems (D) meteorology (D) Hydrology and integrated water resources management (D) Soil science, land management and territorial planning (D));
106 Geography (Geography of leisure tourism (D) Economic and Social Geography (D) Urban planning and Regional development (D) Political geography and Geopolitics (D) Cross-border environmental cooperation (D));
193 Geodesy and land administration (land administration and cadastre (D));
242 Tourism and leisure;
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103 Earth Sciences;
106 Geography;
242 Tourism and leisure;
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School of economics
[9]
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051 Economics (Economics and Economic Policy (D) Economics (language of instruction English/Ukrainian)/Economics (D) Business Economics (D) Economic Cybernetics (D) Economic Analysis and Statistics (D) International Economics (D));
071 Accounting and Taxation (Accounting and Taxation (D));
072 Finance, banking, insurance and stock markets (Finance (E));
073 Management (Organizational management (D));
075 Marketing (Marketing (D));
076 Entrepreneurship and trade (entrepreneurship and stock market activities (D) Trade, logistics and environmental entrepreneurship (D));
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051 Economics (Economics and Economic Policy (D) Economics and Politics (language of instruction English/Ukrainian)/Economics and Political Business Economics (B/S) Economic Cybernetics (D) Economic Analysis and Statistics (D) International Economics (D/S) Business Consulting (D));
071 Accounting and Taxation (Accounting, taxation and Control (D/Z));
072 Finance, Banking, insurance and stock markets (Public sector finance (possibility of a double degree with Nord University, Norway) (D) Financial institutions and Risk Management (D/Z) Corporate finance (D/Z));
073 Management (Management of innovative activities (D) organization and administration (D/Z));
075 Marketing (Marketing (D) Business Administration and Consulting (language of instruction English/Ukrainian) with the possibility of a double degree from the University of Macerata, Italy (D));
076 Entrepreneurship and trade (entrepreneurship, trade and exchange activities (D));
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051 Economy;
071 Accounting and Taxation;
072 Finance, banking, insurance and the stock market (Finance, Banking and Insurance (D/Z) Financial Management (ONP double degree, Nord University, Norway));
073 Management;
075 Marketing;
076 Entrepreneurship and Trade;
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School of history
[10]
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014.03 Secondary Education (History);
027 Museum research, monument research;
029 Information, library and archival work;
032 History and Archaeology (Historical and Cultural Anthropology of Ukraine (in-depth study of foreign languages) (D) World Ukrainism in the Progress of civilization (in-depth study of foreign languages) (D) Practical (public) history (in-depth study of foreign languages) (D) American Studies and European Studies (deep study of foreign languages) (D) Oriental Studies (D) Eastern European History Studies (D) Art History (D) Archaeology and prehistory History (D) local history, tourist history and historical and cultural tourism (D);
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027 Museum research, monument research;
032 History and Archaeology (Ukrainian History (D) American and European Studies (D) Oriental Studies (D) Eastern European History Studies (D) Art History (D) Historical Tourism Studies (D) Archaeology (D) History (III));
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032 History and Archaeology;
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School of Mechanics and Mathematics
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014.04 Secondary education (Mathematics);
111 Mathematics (Mathematics (D/3) Computer mathematics (D) Computer mechanics (D) Mathematics and teaching of mathematical subjects (D));
112 Statistics (Statistics (D));
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014.04 Secondary education (Mathematics);
111 Mathematics (Mathematics (D) Actuarial and financial mathematics (D) Computer mathematics (d));
112 Statistics (applied and theoretical statistics (D));
113 Applied Mathematics (computer mechanics (D));
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111 Mathematics;
112 Statistics;
113 Applied Mathematics;
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School of Information Technology
[12]
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121 Software Engineering;
122 Computer science (Computer science (D) Data analysis (D) Application programming (D));
125 Cybersecurity and information protection (cybersecurity (E));
126 Information systems and technology (iot software technology (D));
172 Electronic communications and Radio Engineering (network and Internet technology (E));
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121 Software Engineering;
122 Computer science (Project management (D /Z) Information analysis and impact (D) Information systems (D) Artificial intelligence technology (D));
125 Cybersecurity and information protection (cybersecurity (E));
126 Information systems and technology (iot software technology (D));
172 Electronic communications and Radio Engineering (network and Internet technology (E));
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121 Software Engineering;
122. Computer Science;
125 Network security and information protection;
126 Information systems and technology;
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School of Computer Science and Cybernetics
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113 Applied Mathematics;
121 Software Engineering;
122 Computer Science (Informatics (D));
124 System analysis;
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113 Applied Mathematics;
121 Software Engineering (Systems software (D));
122 Computer Science (Informatics (D) Business Informatics (D) Mathematical methods of artificial intelligence (D) Artificial intelligence (language of instruction Ukrainian/English)/Artificial Intelligence (d));
124 Systems analysis (decision systems and methods (E));
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121 Software Engineering
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Department of psychology
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053 Psychology;
231 Social work (Social work (D/Z) Social education (D));
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011 Education, teaching science;
053 Psychology (Psychology (D/S) Political psychology (D) Fundamentals of childhood and family psychology and psychotherapy (D) Fundamentals of clinical psychology and psychotherapy (D) Neuropsychology (D));
231 Social work (Social work (D) Social pedagogy (D) Social rehabilitation (d));
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011 Education, teaching science;
053 Psychology;
231 Social work;
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School of Radiological Physics, Electronics and Computer Systems
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105 Applied physics and nanomaterials (applied physics, nanoelectronics and computer technology (D) Medical electronics and information technology (D) Economic physics (D));
123 Computer Engineering (Computer Systems and Network Engineering (D));
172 Electronic communications and radio engineering (information security of telecommunications systems and networks (D));
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105 Applied physics and nanomaterials (Applied physics and nanomaterials (D) Biomedical physics, Engineering and Informatics (D) Radio physics and Electronics (D));
123 Computer Engineering (Computer systems and networks (E));
172 Electronic communications and radio engineering (information security of telecommunication systems and networks (D) Protection of telecommunication information (D));
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105 Applied Physics and nanomaterials;
123 Computer Engineering;
172 Electronic Communication and Radio Engineering;
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Department of sociology
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028 Management of social and cultural activities (Communication and Management of cultural industries (two foreign languages required) (D));
054 Sociology (Sociology (D) Sociological support for management processes (D));
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054 Sociology (Socio-technical (D) Gender Studies (double degree programme, Lund University, Sweden) (D) Applied Sociology (Z));
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054 Sociology;
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School of physics
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104 Physics and Astronomy (Astronomy (D) Physics (D) Physical Materials Science/Non-metallic Materials Science (D) Optics)
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104 Physics and Astronomy (Medical physics (D) Physics of nanosystems (D) High-energy physics (D) Nuclear power (D) quantum field theory (D) Astrophysics (D) Quantum computers, computation and information (E) Optics, laser physics (d));
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104 Physics and Astronomy;
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Department of philosophy
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031 Religious Studies;
033 Philosophy;
034 Culture;
052 Political Science;
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031 Religious Studies;
033 Philosophy (Philosophy (BA/BA) Applied Philosophy (D));
034 Culture;
052 Political Science;
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031 Religious Studies;
033 Philosophy;
034 Culture;
052 Political Science;
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School of chemistry
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102 Chemistry;
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102 Chemistry;
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102 Chemistry;
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Military academy
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035 Linguistics (Military translation (D));
052 Political Science (Military politics (D));
053 Psychology (Military Psychology (D));
061 Journalism (Military Journalism and Social Communication (D));
072 Finance, banking, insurance and stock markets (finance and military economy (D) Finance and credit (C));
081 Law (Law enforcement activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (D) civil-military relations (D));
193 Geodesy and land management (Geographic information systems and technology (D));
231 Social work (Social work of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (D))
291 International Relations, public communication and Regional studies (Foreign Military intelligence (D))
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035 Linguistics (language support for troops (D));
052 Political Science (Military politics and military professional activities (D));
053 Psychology (Psychology of military and professional activities (D));
061 Journalism (Information and media support for troops (D));
072 Finance, banking, insurance and stock markets (Finance and military economy (D));
081 Law (Organization of law enforcement activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (D) Organization of civil-Military cooperation (D));
193 Geodesy and land management (Geographic information systems and technology (D));
231 Social work (Social work of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (D))
291 International Relations, public communication and Regional studies (International communications in the military field (D))
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061 Journalism;
072 Finance, banking, insurance and stock markets;
126 Information systems and technology;
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College of continuing education
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053 Psychology (Practical Psychology (Z));
081 Law (legal activities (Z));
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053 Psychology (Practical Psychology (Z) Family Psychology and Foundations of Psychotherapy (Z));
072 Finance, banking, insurance and stock markets (Financial management (Z));
073 Management (management of the health care organization (Z));
076 Entrepreneurship and Trade (electronic transactions, financial analysis and Fintech (C));
081 Law (Private and Public law (C))
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Institute of the National Security Service of Ukraine
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256 National security (Security of persons and property (D/Z));
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251 National security (security activities and security (D/Z));
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Institute of High-tech Education and Science
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091 Biology and Biochemistry;
102 Chemistry;
105 Applied Physics and nanomaterials;
171 electrons;
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091 Biology and Biochemistry (Bioinformatics and Structural biology (D));
102 Chemistry (high technology (cheminformatics) (D) High technology (chemical and nanomaterials) (D));
105 Applied physics and nanomaterials (High Technology (Applied physics and nanomaterials) (D));
105 Applied physics and nanomaterials / 126 Information Systems and Technology
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091 Biology and Biochemistry;
102 Chemistry;
105 Applied Physics and nanomaterials;
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Institute of Education and Science "Institute of Geology"
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103 Earth Sciences (geology and management of subsoil use (D));
193 Geodesy and land administration (valuation of land and real property (D));
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103 Earth Sciences (Geology (Day) Hydrogeology (D) Geophysics (D) Geoinformatics (D) Petroleum Geology (D) Geochemistry and Mineralogy (D) Applied Geology (taught in English)/Applied Geology (foreigners) (D));
193 Geodesy and land administration (valuation of land and real property (D));
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103 Earth Sciences/Earth Sciences
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Institute of Journalism Education and Science
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021 Audiovisual arts and production (television presenters (D) Cinematography, television cinematography (D) Screenwriters and film directors (D) Sound direction (D));
061 Journalism (Journalism and Social Communication (D/Z) Advertising and Public Relations (D/Z) Publishing and media editing (D) Media production (D));
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061 Journalism (Strategic Communication (D) Journalism and Media Communication (D/Z) Legal journalism (D) Digital media (D) Tourism journalism (D) Business Media Communication (D) Arts media (D));
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061 Journalism;
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Institute of International Relations Education and Science
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291 International Relations, Public Communication and Area Studies (International Relations (two foreign languages required) (D) International Communication (two foreign languages required) (D) Indigenous Studies (American Studies, Oriental Studies, European Studies, African Studies) (two foreign languages required) (D));
292 International Economic Relations (International Economic Relations (two foreign languages required) (D) International Business (two foreign languages required) (D) International Business, Business and Finance (language of instruction is English) (for foreigners) (D))
293 International Law (English);
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291 International Relations, Public communication and Regional Studies (International Relations (D) Diplomacy and international cooperation (D) International Communication (D) International journalism (D) Regional Studies (D) Foreign Policy and national security (E) Foreign Policy (Z) International Communication (international journalism) (C));
292 International Economic Relations (International Business (D) International Economic Relations (D) International Finance and Investment (E) International Management and Marketing (the language of instruction is English)/International Management and Marketing (D) International Business (Management and Marketing) (C) International Economic Relations (Business and Finance) (C));
293 International Law (International Law (D/Z) Public international law (D) Private international law (D) European Commercial Law (language of instruction Ukrainian/English)/European Commercial Law (D));
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291 International relations, public communication and regional studies;
292 International economic relations;
293 International Law/International Law;
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Institute of Legal Education and Science
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081 Law (Law (D) Law/Jurisprudence (C))
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081 Law (Law (D/Z) Ukrainian and European Legal Studies (Double diploma program jointly organized with Miklas Romeris University (Vilnius, Lithuania)) Language of study: English) (D) Intellectual Property (IP) Legislative activities and design of norms in Ukraine (d))
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081 Law
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Institute of Linguistic Education and Science
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014.01 Secondary education (Ukrainian language and literature);
014.021 Secondary Education (English Language and Literature);
014.029 Secondary education (Turkish language and literature);
034 Culture;
035.01 Linguistics (Ukrainian Language and Literature) (Ukrainian Language and Literature and Western European languages (D) Ukrainian and English: translation and editing (D) Literary creativity, Ukrainian language and Literature and English (D) Ukrainian language and Translation (Foreign language) (language of instruction is Ukrainian) (D));
035.02 Linguistics (Crimean Tatar language and literature);
035.033 Linguistics (Slavic languages and literature (including translation), first Polish) (Polish Language and literature, English and Lithuanian (D));
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014.01 Secondary education (Ukrainian language and literature);
014.021 Secondary Education (English Language and Literature);
014.029 Secondary education (Turkish language and literature);
034 Culture;
035.01 Linguistics (Ukrainian Language and Literature) (Ukrainian Language and Literature and Western European languages (D) Ukrainian and English: translation and editing (D) Literary creativity, Ukrainian language and Literature and English (D) Ukrainian language and Translation (Foreign language) (language of instruction is Ukrainian) (D));
035.02 Linguistics (Crimean Tatar language and literature);
035.033 Linguistics (Slavic languages and literature (including translation), first Polish) (Polish Language and literature, English and Lithuanian (D));
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011 Education, teaching science;
035 Linguistics;
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Scientific Institute of Public Administration and Civil Service Education
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256 National security (Governance in the field of national security (D/Z));
281 Public management and administration (Governance in the public sphere (D/Z));
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256 National security (Strategic management in the field of national security (D/Z) Management in the field of information security (D) Technology to ensure information security (Z));
281 Public Administration and Administration (Public Administration and administration (D/Z) Civil servants (D/Z) Local self-government (D/Z) Parliamentary system and parliamentary activities (D/Z) Post-conflict governance (D) Public administration and administration: Eu integration (D) Public administration and administration (civil servants ordered by the State Civil Service of Ukraine) (WHO) Studies of European public Administrators (civil servants commissioned by the State Civil Service of Ukraine) (WHO) Governance of the post-war regions (civil servants ordered by the State Civil Service of Ukraine) (WHO));
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256 National security;
281 Public Management and Administration;
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Education and Science Center "Biomedical Research Institute"
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091 Biology and Biochemistry;
101 Ecology;
162 Biotechnology and Bioengineering;
206 Horticulture (Landscape design and landscaping (D));
224 Medical diagnosis and treatment techniques;
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222 Medicine (Medicine (D) Medicine (for foreigners, the language of instruction is English)/Medicine)
091 Biology and Biochemistry (Biology (D/S) Biosafety (D/Z));
101 Ecology;
162 Biotechnology and Bioengineering;
206 Horticulture (urban environment Landscape design (D));
224 Medical diagnostic and therapeutic technologies (laboratory diagnostics (D));
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091 Biology and Biochemistry;
101 Ecology;
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2. Further Education College
VSP "College of Geological Exploration Technology"
VSP "Optical and Mechanical Vocational College"
Ukrainian Academy of Physics and Mathematics
[31]
3. Department
Ministry of Civil Preparation of Ukraine
Foreign citizen preparation department
[31]
4. Center
Publishing and Printing Center of Kiev University
Youth cultural and aesthetic education center
Center for Radiation Safety Education and Science
The Scientific Center for Entertainment and Tourism Education of Karen National University named after Taras Shevchenko
Science and Advice Center
Foreign language center
Communication center
Center for Ukrainian Studies
[31]
Step 5: Units
observatory
accountant
Academic mobility department
Internal audit department
Department of Education Quality Assurance
Department of international relations
Department of Graduate and Doctoral Studies
Institute of psychiatry
Department of physical education and sports
Educational Laboratory for Sociology and Educational Research
Student and Graduate Science Association
The science library is named after M. Maximovich
Scientific research section
National focal point "Horizon 2020"
Grassroots trade union organization
Planning finance department
University psychological service
Committee of young scientists
Student self-government agency
University dormitory
University clinic
[31]
The school is ranked 651-700 in the QS University Rankings 2023 and 2022
U.S
.
NEWS
Number 1,250.
[2-3]
The Preparatory Department of Kiev University provides foreign students with intensive language training and basic courses for professional study. Language training is optional
Ukrainian
Or Russian (according to the student's personal wishes and the student's future college choice and professional development direction), in addition to the necessary language learning, preparatory students according to their choice of professional development direction, also need to learn some basic courses, such as:
humanities
Majors: History, Literature, Geography, National Geography. Economics Majors: Mathematics, Geography,
Economic basis
Knowledge,
Computer technology
, National Geographic.
Medical specialty
: Biology, Mathematics, Geography, Chemistry, Computer Technology, National Geographic. Engineering: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer graphics, National Geographic.
The college preparatory department has good
Hardware facility
Gymnasium, library and other places are open to students at any time. Students can also use
Spare time
study
Car driving
Pass the exam to obtain Ukraine
Driving license
. According to the requirements of students, the school can organize students to participate in travel activities, visit the scenic spots in Ukraine and travel to neighboring countries, etc. (visa and travel expenses are borne by themselves).
The coat of arms of Taras Shevchenko Kyiv State University was designed in 1994 to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the university. The graphic work was done by artist Serhiy Belyaev.
The center of the badge depicts the main building of the university - the Red Building - a symbol of the university's basic education. On the left is depicted the Archangel Michael - heavenly patron saint of the land of Kiev, and on the right is depicted the holy Apostolic Archduke Vladimir - patron saint of knowledge and constant scientific research, the name of the university bore until 1919.
The year of the university's founding - 1834 - is the central idea of the work. The golden ribbon bears the inscription "Utilitas, Honor et Gloria" (literally "use, honor and glory"), the motto of the Order of St. Vladimir, which determines the focus of the historical development of Shevchenko University.
Coat of arms of Kiev State University
Uzbek version
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As a token of pride, as a token of pride,
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In the middle of the morning. In the middle of the morning. In the middle of the morning.
Tiptoe doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge doge vydoge,
Rhododendron relucta - degenerate degenerate degenerate,, - degenerate degenerate degenerate,
The top of the bar, the top of the bar, the top of the bar, the top of the bar.
Sanshasa (l) occludesha (l) esha (l) esha (l) esha (l) esha!
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Divinity, occlusion, occlusion, occlusion, occlusion,
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Chinese
Taras Shevchenko Kiev State University School song
Composed by O. Marchun,
Lyrics by L. Shurk
High above Ukraine,
Like the unstoppable flight of a bird,
In the capital Kiev, great
Shevchenko University.
Here is the spirit of solidarity and science,
Relatives here. - Professors, students
Ukraine, our minds and our hands.
Our glorious university!
Chorus:
Alive, Alma mater,
Grow up Alma mater,
Glory forever,
May you prosper,
Like a star that sows,
In the high sky constellations!
Volodymyr's name. - Prince
They carry glory through the ages
The glory of Shevchenko and the light of science
Students and professors.
Glorious history teaches us
To create beauty within these walls,
Student elites are the hope of the country.
Our future is growing here!
chorus
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Kiev State University
The strength of the preparatory department is very strong, the management is formal, and the conditions are superior. The Prep department specializes in recruiting from all over the world
Ukraine
Foreign students studying abroad. The language of instruction is
Ukrainian
And Russian, which are chosen voluntarily by students depending on their future major.
Kiev State University was awarded
Confucius Institute
1. Preparatory Department 2500
Kiev State University
The famous Red Building of Kiev State University
Main courses:
Introduction to International Relations, International law, International
Economic relations
, International information,
Political theory
Principles of political science, comparison
Political system
Let's wait.
3. School of Journalism 2500
Main courses:
journalism
History, Introduction to international relations, publishing and editing,
Introduction to communication
Let's wait.
4, Department of Economics Economics and Business 2500
Kiev State University
Main courses:
Economic theory
Business Economics, Accounting and Auditing, Finance,
Banking business
And business networks,
Economic history
Let's wait. Management Business management, management science,
accounting
Statistics, marketing, etc.
International economics
, International Trade Theory, Financial English,
Information management
Marketing, etc.
5. Department of Law 3500
Kiev State University
Main courses:
Biology,
microbiology
,
virus
Etc.,
biochemistry
,
biophysics
, zoology, botany, physiology and genetics.
7. Foreign Language Department 1800
Main courses:
English, German, Spanish, French and other languages.
TRANSLATORS
Professional. Translation skills in major languages (English, German, Spanish, French).
8. Language Department Language 2500
Main courses:
Ukrainian
And literature (foreign languages are also offered
Advanced course
), local languages,
Literary writing
Let's wait. Language (Classical language),
POLISH
,
Czech
,
Serbian
And various languages of literature. Russian Language and Literature (and
Second foreign language
Advanced course).
9. Oriental Language 2500, Department of Oriental Studies
Main courses:
10. Department of Sociology and Psychology Sociology 2500
Main courses:
Introduction to sociology
,
Social security fund
Management, Introduction to social work, social administration, etc. Psychology,
Applied psychology
,
Developmental psychology
, psychological statistics,
Cognitive neuroscience
Let's wait.
11. History Department 2500
Main courses:
Kiev State University
12. Department of Geography Geography 2500
Main courses:
Geography,
Economic geography
,
Human geography
,
Physical geography
Quantitative geography, etc.
hydrometeorology
meteorology
Hydrology, hydrochemistry, etc.
geomatics
Land resource management, surveying and mapping,
Remote sensing technology
, resource management, etc.
13. Department of Geology 2500
Main courses:
14. Department of Philosophy 2500
Main courses:
Philosophy,
Religious studies
, aesthetics, ethics,
logic
Let's wait. Political science
Public administration
Political System, Administration, Political Parties and Politics,
Comparative politics
.
15, Control Department (Computer science) application number 2500
Main courses:
Computer information technology, public
informatics
And applied numbers,
Operations research
, cybernetics, information and computation theory, etc.
16. Department of Mechanics and Mathematics 2500
Main courses:
Mathematics, statistics,
Probability theory
Let's wait.
mechanics
, mechanical engineering
Control technology
Mechanical engineering testing technology
Hydropneumatic technique
.
Main courses:
Radio principles, electronics,
Radio physics
, calculation
electromagnetism
,
Semiconductor technology
,
Scattered radiation
And quantitative remote sensing.
18. Department of Physics 2500
Main courses:
Physics, Astronomy, Solid State physics,
Particle physics
, radio physics, acoustic optics, etc. Laser and optics
Electronic equipment
Let's wait.
19. Department of Chemistry 2500
Main courses:
Note: Law Department: $3,000 for graduate students; $3,500 for PhD students.
School of International Relations
: $3,500 for graduate students; $4,000 for PhD students. Other majors: $2,500 for graduate students; $3,000 for PhD students.
Liberal Arts majors: History, Literature, Geography, National Studies;
Economics Major: Mathematics, Geography, Fundamentals of Economic Knowledge, Informatics, National Studies;
Medical Biology: Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Informatics, National Science;
Engineering: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Graphics, Informatics, National Science.
Preparatory Department of Kiev State University 1 academic year (10 months in total), optional
Ukrainian
Or Russian. Preparatory Department of Linguistics size per class 7
- 10
The number of students in each class is 14-21, and the students learn 15 class hours per week (1 hour 40 minutes per class). With the preparatory department graduation certificate, can be in Ukraine, before
The Soviet Union
and
Eastern Europe
Admission to any university in the area. After entering the department, he spoke Ukrainian, Russian,
English teaching
Four years to complete the bachelor's degree, six years to complete the master's degree, eight years to complete the doctoral degree.
Kiev State University
Universities recruit globally. Anyone aged 18-35 with a secondary education level or above (equivalent to high school level) can apply. Domestic university graduates (the same major), after one year of preparatory study, can enter the postgraduate stage of study. Students can choose their own language of instruction during the preparatory study, and the main languages of instruction are English, Russian, and Ukrainian.
Kiev State University
The school arranges apartments for students, 2 or 3 people a unit, the apartment has a kitchen. Accommodation costs $500- $600 per year,
Medical insurance
The fee is $100 per year.
Kiev University has good hardware facilities,
Sports venue
, recreational facilities, libraries, etc. are always open to students. Students can learn to drive in their spare time and can obtain a Ukrainian driver's license after passing the test. During the holidays, the school will arrange travel activities according to the requirements of students, visit the scenic spots in Ukraine and neighboring countries, etc. (visa and travel expenses will be borne by themselves).
