Nigerians represent one of the numerous groups of all international students studying in Ukraine. For the moment, more than 8 hundred Nigerian students are receiving higher education in Ukraine. Mostly all universities of Ukraine, (more than 30, if to be precise) are open for Nigerian and other international students. They have a government-approved accreditation for teaching foreign students and all modern facilities (including computerised libraries, fully-equipped lecture halls and laboratories, sport grounds, gyms, etc.) necessary for a comprehensive education. Moreover, most universities have English medium and give classes of Ukrainian language.
Ukraine is a very beautiful and peaceful country as you have heard, also has very nice people. Ukrainians are lovers of the English language as they love to approach a foreigner in order to practice their proficiency in English. When it comes to studying abroad, Ukraine is one of the most affordable and at once qualitative options. Indeed, studying and living in Ukraine is a lot cheaper than in other European countries like Usa,Uk & many others . However, low tuition fee does not mean low quality of education. On the contrary, Ukrainian principles and standards of education are very high and are highly prized by the European academia. To applying in Ukraine University, you can get consultation by MVE Group Education Consultation.
Higher educational institutions of Ukraine offer a full range of graduate, undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a variety of majors. Statistics shows that a great majority of Nigerian students choose Medical, Aviation, Economic and Technical or Engineering Universities. The most in-demand of which are Ternopil technical university,Ternopil Economics University, National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”, Lviv medical University, Odesa National Illia Mechnikov University, National University “Lviv Polytechnic” and Ternopil Medical University that was recently recognized as the best Medical University for foreign students.
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