Ukrainian Universities

No, universities in Ukraine are generally not free. Students must pay annual tuition fees at both public and private universities.

Yes, language proficiency is required to study at a university in Ukraine. The language of instruction at Ukrainian universities is usually Russian, Ukrainian or English. Students applying to programs taught in English are required to have proficiency in English, while those applying to programs taught in Russian or Ukrainian are required to have proficiency in the relevant language.

Students who want to study Ukrainian in Ukraine are generally expected to have knowledge of Ukrainian at B1-B2 level.

Some of the leading universities in Ukraine that offer education in English are:

1. Kyiv Medical University

2. Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University

3. Kharkiv National Medical University

4. Lviv National Polytechnic University

5. Odessa National Medical University

6. Dnipro Medical Institute

After receiving university education in Ukraine, in order for your diploma to be valid in Turkey, it must be equivalenced by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK). The equivalence process includes the following steps:

1. Application Preparation

2. Delivery of Documents

3. Review Process

4. Level and Qualification Determination System (SYBS)

5. Decision Stage

Yes, Turkish citizens who want to study at a university in Ukraine must obtain a student visa.

Studying at a university in Ukraine can be challenging depending on language proficiency and the department. Fields such as medicine and engineering require more intensive study.

Students who want to study at a university in Ukraine must prove their financial capacity during the visa application. In this context, bank statements for the last two months must be submitted. The minimum balance in the account must be sufficient to cover education and living expenses. Generally, annual tuition fees vary between $1,500 and $5,000. In addition, an average of $300-500 should be calculated for monthly living expenses. Therefore, it is recommended that you have at least $5,000-7,000 in your bank account during the visa application.

A Ukrainian student visa is usually issued for 1 year. However, students who study for a longer period can continue to stay in the country legally by renewing their residence permit every year.

Age limits for students wishing to study at a university in Ukraine may vary from university to university. In general, the age limit for undergraduate programs is 28, and for graduate programs, it is 35.

The duration of university education in Ukraine varies depending on the type of program:

• Undergraduate Programs : Usually last 4 years.

• Master's Programs : Varies between 1-2 years.

• Fields such as Medicine and Dentistry : In some fields such as medical education, the duration of education can be 5-6 years.

Preparatory education offered to students without language proficiency usually lasts an additional year.

Yes, students who graduated from a university in Ukraine can get equivalence from the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) in Turkey. Diplomas from Ukrainian universities are recognized by YÖK.

Yes, it is possible to complete a bachelor's degree at universities in Ukraine. However, bachelor's degree completion programs are usually offered based on your current diploma and past academic achievements.

Yes, you can work 20-25 hours a week while studying at a university in Ukraine. It is possible to work part-time jobs legally with a student visa.

According to official data, the number of universities in Ukraine is about 300. These universities are divided into state and private and offer various academic programs.

University education in Ukraine usually begins in September. The academic year begins in September and ends in May. During this period, winter breaks occur at the end of December and the beginning of January, and spring breaks occur at the end of April.

Ukrainian universities usually have winter breaks between the end of December and the beginning of January, and spring breaks at the end of April. The academic year lasts from September to May.

Yes, it is possible to transfer from a university in Ukraine to Turkey. However, it may be necessary to apply to YÖK for equivalence and transfer.

Among the best universities in Ukraine, Kyiv Taras Shevchenko University, Kyiv Polytechnic University and Kharkiv Polytechnic University stand out.

Yes, university education continues in Ukraine.

Medical education in Ukraine typically costs between $2,500 and $3,500 per year

Yes, diplomas received in Ukraine are valid in Turkey.

The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) recognizes diplomas from many universities in Ukraine. However, the list of recognized universities may be updated over time.

The Ukrainian education system consists of three main stages:

1. Basic Education : Compulsory and free for students between the ages of 6 and 15. It consists of primary and secondary school.

2. Higher Education : Universities offer 4-year undergraduate, 1-2-year graduate and doctoral programs.

3. Language Options : Instruction is typically conducted in Russian and Ukrainian, but English-language programs are also available.