Frequently Asked Questions
Ukraine is currently affected by the full-scale war, and the security situation may change over time. Kherson State University operates in Ivano-Frankivsk (Western Ukraine), which is comparatively safer, but we always follow official safety recommendations. Our international office provides up-to-date guidelines and supports you in planning your stay.
Yes, degrees from Kherson State University are internationally recognized. Ukraine is a signatory to the Bologna Process, which ensures compatibility of higher education qualifications across Europe. Our programs are accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, and our graduates continue their education or work in different countries worldwide.
Ukraine offers a relatively affordable cost of living compared to many European countries. International students can expect to spend approximately €200–300 per month, including accommodation, food, transportation and other personal expenses. Dormitories cost about €80–120 per month, while meals at the university cafeteria are usually €2–4.
No, you do not need to know Ukrainian to study in our English-taught programs. All academic activities (lectures, seminars, exams, thesis supervision) are conducted in English. At the same time, we offer Ukrainian language courses to help you navigate daily life and better understand local culture.
Yes, there are several scholarship opportunities for international students, including: Ukrainian government scholarships, KSU academic excellence scholarships, country-specific schemes and performance-based tuition discounts. Our international office can provide detailed information about eligibility and application procedures.
International students may have the opportunity to work part-time during their studies, depending on current legislation and visa rules. KSU also supports students in finding internships and practical placements related to their field of study. Please check the latest legal requirements before making any plans.