Study in a premier medical university under the Ministry of Health & Education of Ukraine Listed medical universities with the World Health Organization (WHO) Geneva, the FAIMER, the International Association of Universities (USA), the European University Association. Over 180 different countries offer students the opportunity to obtain a medical license
MCI (Medical Council of India): Students from India can appear for the screening test and apply for their "Eligibility Certificate". Students can apply for Government jobs in India and pursue PG courses in India after graduating.
- The medium of instruction is English.
- Student to faculty ratio is 1:10 - Small class sizes mean students receive individual attention.
- Education of high quality. Each class has a test from Monday to Friday.
- Fees are 60% lower than the fees at private medical colleges in India. You don't have to pay anything unless you wish to.
- Over 3,000 students from India studying Mbbs in Ukraine.
- There are some Universities that have the "Bologna Process - ECTS"
About Ukraine
Ukraine is located in Eastern Europe. It is surrounded by the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov in the south. The Ukrainian economy, science, and culture are highly developed. The country has a population of about 46,5 million and the largest territory in Europe. It was once a part of the Soviet Union. It became an independent country in 1991. Its membership in the European Union is currently in contention. Ukraine is one of the most peaceful and stable countries of the former USSR. It is recognized as having a high quality of life. Ukrainians are known for their hospitality. Visitors who feel at home here are always welcomed by Ukrainians.
Borispol International Airport is the country's air gateway. Apart from Borispol airport, you can fly internationally from Khakiv, Simferopol, Odessa, Dnipropetrovsk, and Donetsk. Among the countries with international rail connections are Bulgaria, Check, Slovak, Germany, and Poland. International bus routes run from Poland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany. A ship can take you from Turkey to Greece. The Ukrainian transport system is excellent. Therefore, getting anywhere in the country will be no problem. Air travel, train travel, and bus travel are all available. Ticket for the train can be purchased in the city or at the railway station. The local transport system includes buses, trams, trolleybuses, and metro lines.
- Capital of Ukraine – Kiev
- Language spoken - Russian ,Ukrainian ,English,
- Population – 46,5 million,
- Territory – 6, 03,700 sq .km,
- National currency is Hryvnia (UHR).1 USD = 8,0Hryvnia(01/01/2010)
- Border countries – Russia, Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Moldova.
Money can be changed at banks, exchanges, and international airports. As in other places, the airport has the same exchange rate as elsewhere. Purchasing and service payments are made in Hryvnias. You can use credit cards of international payment systems to make payments with some companies. However, some companies only accept US Dollars/Euros. The cards can be used in restaurants, shops, malls, hotels, transportation companies, and clubs. The exchange machine network in cities includes the most popular banks. Saving foreign currency and Ukrainian Hryvnia is possible here. In every region of the country, there are banks. It makes it easier to transfer money to companies such as Western Union.
Geographical location
The Ukraine is one of the largest countries in Europe, with a land area of 603,700 square kilometers; a coastline of 2,782 kilometers, as well as a population of 45.70 million people (2008). Kiev is the capital and the largest city in Ukraine. There are seven neighboring countries: Belarus, Russia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, and Poland. Ukraine is bordered by the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov to the south. Turkish, Bulgarian, and Georgian sea borders are shared. Most of Ukraine is covered in fertile plains and plateaux, crossed by rivers such as the Dnieper (Dnipro), Seversky Donets, Dniester and the Souther Buh. North and south, they join the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. There are two mountain ranges in the country. As well as the Carpathians in the west, featuring the 2,061-metre ($6,760)-high Hora Hoverla mountain, the Crimean peninsula is in the extreme south along the coast.
There is a continental climate in the central and eastern parts of Ukraine, and a Mediterranean climate in its coastal areas. Cooler temperatures are found along the Black Sea, and colder conditions are found elsewhere. An annual average temperature of 5.5 to 7 °C (42-45 °F) is experienced in the north, whereas temperatures in the south are 11 to 13 °C (52-55 °F).
Political
There is a democratically elected president in Ukraine. 450 Ukrainians are elected to the Verkhovna Rada or Ukrainian parliament, which is the highest legislative body. During the summer of 1991, Ukraine declared its independence from the USSR. Ukraine has opened its doors to international investors, businessmen, and tourists since the end of Soviet rule. Foreign businessmen, tourists, and students have always found Ukraine to be a very hospitable, friendly country.
Industry
Ukraine's people have created excellent architecture. It is possible to see monuments representing the 11th through 18th centuries in Ukraine. There is a good level of industry development. We can mention examples such as space, rocket engineering, aircraft and ship building, high-tech equipment production, microelectronics, chip development, media technology, and genetic engineering. Many nations export from Antonov airplanes and KrAz trucks. In the period 1991-2007, Ukraine launched 6 self-made satellites and 101 launch vehicles. Ukraine produces highly regarded electrical equipment worldwide. Many countries use turbines, transformers, and high-voltage instruments in power stations. The development of international communications has been extremely successful.
Research & Development
The scientific potential of Ukraine is highly developed. It has gained world-wide recognition as a center for the study of physical properties of materials, electric welding, special electric metallurgy, synthetic super hard materials and tool manufacturing from these materials..
International Co-operation
The Ukrainian government attaches great importance to international cooperation in the fields of economy, science, medicine, and technology, in particular, sharing Ukrainian experience with other countries. To begin with, it relates to the training of highly capable technical and medical personnel in developing countries. Graduates from the Ukrainian educational system have been engaged in work in developing countries.
National minorities in Ukraine
Bulgarians, Greeks, Jews, Crimeans, Poles, Russians, Romanians, and Hungarians are among the ethnicities in Ukraine. We develop national schools, libraries, mass media, science centers, radio and television, and theatres. Ukraine grants equal protection to the languages of all its citizens. Ukraine has a majority Christian population. Muslim populations in Ukraine are mostly based in Crimea and Kiev, where there are approximately 0.5 million Muslims. The Jewish population is estimated between 100,000 and 300,000.
Human Rights
After independence, Ukraine made significant progress in developing a national human rights protection system. It is now reality to have democratic elections, political pluralism, freedom of speech and mass media, and all of these elements contribute to creating a democratic social state. In Ukraine, people's lives, health, dignity, and safety are regarded as the most important things. It is guaranteed by the constitution that every individual can appeal to the relevant international institutions and organizations for the protection of their rights. Ukrainians are more than just empty words when it comes to openness, accessibility, and efficiency.
