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Studying abroad presentation by Illana, Sarah, Alice and Killian Studying abroad Our project Studying abroad is ... - A real challenge - Many advantages - A plus on the CV - Less affected by unemployment - Some obstacles But it's very enriching ! Definition of our project What are

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Foreign citizens have equal rights to study in Ukraine, regardless of gender, race, nationality, social and property status,  occupation, views and beliefs , religion, place of residence and other circumstances.

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Foreign citizens can study in more than 240 higher educational institutions of Ukraine and obtain higher education in various specialties themes.  The main languages ​​of instruction in Ukrainian universities are Ukrainian, Russian, and English.  Every year, educational institutions of Ukraine invite students from more than 150 countries.

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Foreign citizens can study in more than 240 higher educational institutions of Ukraine and obtain higher education in various specialties themes.  The main languages ​​of instruction in Ukrainian universities are Ukrainian, Russian, and English.  Every year, educational institutions of Ukraine invite students from more than 150 countries.

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Admission of foreigners to higher education institutions for study at the expense of the state budget is carried out within the quotas for foreigners.

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Every country has its own established system of education. Education in Ukraine receives special attention from government and other state or private educational institutions. It is free and compulsory for children aged 6 to 15. Most children start attending a primary school at the age of 6. However, there are a number of pre-school opportunities. Some busy parents take their children to the nursery, starting from 2 years old. There is also a chance to attend private kindergartens before going to school. They usually require a certain fee. Next step is primary education, which lasts for 4 years. At the age of 10 they can proceed to the secondary school, which lasts for 5 years. It’s a compulsory level. At the end of this stage children have to pass a number of state exams. This usually includes Ukrainian language and literature, Maths, foreign languages and natural sciences. The third level of school education lasts for two years and is optional. Some children choose to go to vocational schools or colleges. Such education may last for 3-4 years and require additional fee. Most Ukrainian teenagers today choose to continue their studies at the higher education institutions. Tertiary education may last up to 6 years. Universities in the country are either privately or state funded. Students from rural areas are allowed to get subsidized housing. Postgraduate education is also available in Ukraine. Those, who wish to continue studying after they’ve obtained a Master’s or a Specialist’s Degree, can enter the postgraduate school, called aspirantura.