How many years are needed for obtaining a degree in Ukraine? Are there bachelor's degree (3-4 years) and master's degrees (2 years) if you want to continue?
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closed as off-topic by Mark Mayo♦, Dirty-flow, Tim Post♦ Mar 19 '14 at 10:07
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- "This question does not appear to be about expatriates, within the scope defined in the help center." – Mark Mayo, Dirty-flow, Tim Post
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1This is a question more about how an education system works, there's no real relation stated to things being any different for you due to being an expat. – Tim Post♦ Mar 19 '14 at 10:08
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The system has changed since last I looked at the college education in Ukraine. But it would be better to check directly with a particular institution in Ukraine to determine the length.
For example ХНУРЭ (Russian) states that they have a 4 year bachelor program, additional 1 year "specialist" or 1.5 years for "magister" or equivalent of US Masters program. So does the Kharkov Aerospace University but other universities may have different requirement or program lengths(though unlikely).
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2@Revious Not any more. During the Soviet times the school education was 10 years so from 7-17. Which means that you could enter the University at 17, which I did back in the day. The current system is 12 year so it's 18 at the earliest. – Karlson Mar 13 '14 at 20:24
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Ukraine has apparently taken steps to become consistent with the Bologna Process, so if you are familiar with that, it means most universities will likely offer Bachelors and Masters programs, if not now, then in the near future.
It might not be consistent yet across all institutions, so if you are thinking of a particular university, I would recommend looking at what they have to offer directly.
