We aim to establish dialogue and further co-operation between the diverse regions of Ukraine. To this end, we have created an intra-Ukrainian university exchange programme, inspired by Erasmus +. The programme helps drive both educational institutions and students closer, and partner universities will start a long-term collaboration. Students will meet their peers from other Ukrainian regions and learn the academic programme from the perspective of different teachers.
The essence of the programme lies a collaborative student exchange project between two universities where they design the idea of mobility and assume the organisation. We support the universities financially by covering their administrative costs and pay-outs for the students. The exchange is based on the ECTS course transfer system, so students will not have to study the programme twice. For the period of mobility, they are enrolled in the receiving institution to enjoy all of the privileges of its students. They attend lectures, live in dormitories, and actively participate in university life.
We will open calls for universities to participate in the exchange programme once a year. Follow this page or subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to know when the call opens.
We foster co-operation between the regions of Ukraine; therefore, we encourage exchange programmes between universities at a distance of 200 km. You will create a collaborative project but apply separately. Do not forget to mention your partner institution in the application form.
To participate in the programme, you must have partaken in Erasmus + within the last 5 years. This way, we will be sure you possess the relevant experience and infrastructure. We only support universities acknowledged by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
We have general restrictions for mobilities, but they still allow you to come up with a unique exchange concept. Choose the duration of the mobility: 4, 8, or 12 consecutive weeks, decide on several exchange students for the group: from 5 to 20, and then select the majors you find most suitable for the projects. Do not forget to provide us with an overview of the concept with reasoning.
We fully fund the exchange, including administrative costs, accommodation, travel, and daily costs for the students. You can also get additional funding to cover the expenses of participants with special needs.
We value exchange concepts that concentrate on students’ academic and personal growth. We try to make the exchange as useful for students as possible, so they do not have to pass exams at both universities.
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