Scholarship programmes
Academic, social, and donor-funded awards for learners.
Baseline and merit academic scholarships for state-funded bachelor's students derive from Ukrainian Cabinet Resolution № 1050 (assignment rules, tiers, transitions between scholarship types). Social scholarships apply to statutory categories after academic‑group dossier vetting. Named or donor-supported awards vary by charter — monitor Rector's orders, dean's‑office postings, and official Admissions announcements on this site.
Academic scholarship
amount defined by Resolution № 1050
Government-funded learners who meet strong performance and GPA ranking thresholds.
Starts after the first exam session onward; distinctions between merit and baseline tracks follow institutional procedure grounded in № 1050.
Social scholarship
state-fixed amount
Orphans, disability groups I–II, multi-child households, low-income cases after dossier vetting.
Requires periodic certificate renewals coordinated by social-legal commissioners in each faculty.
Awards and incentives
varies by competition
Students with outstanding records may join national grant schemes or university prize tracks.
Ministry-level and all-Ukrainian initiatives (olympiads, international projects) publish additional annual calls.
Named scholarships
per donor charter
Granted by scholarship committees or Academic Council for excellent academic, research, or athletic performance.
Amount and duration follow grant agreements; terms appear on the website or in Rector's orders.
How to apply
After budget transfer, visit faculty methodologists per social-legal commission calendar. Military-connected students can also seek guidance from Admissions and veteran support centres.
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