Student years are a great time to gain not only knowledge, but also useful experience. In Europe and the USA, most students combine their studies with other activities, forming a competitive resume and preparing for a future career.

International exchange and internship programs are becoming increasingly popular, as they help to get to know yourself, gain new experience and get unforgettable impressions. Depending on the goals, such programs are divided into:

• Research (conferences, projects, seminars);
• Educational (bachelor’s, master’s, language courses, postgraduate studies);
• Cultural (festivals, competitions, summer schools);
• Social (volunteering, cooperation with NGOs, charity);
• Professional (internships, trainings, work in companies);
• Labor (seasonal work, children’s camps, childcare).

Participation in such programs often requires financial resources, but there are different types of assistance:

• Grants – cover up to 100% of expenses and are provided for specific purposes.
• Scholarships – partially or fully cover the costs of education, accommodation, food, etc. Criteria: academic or creative achievements, activity, demographic factors.

The ideal candidate for financial assistance has high academic results, leadership qualities, an active social position, speaks foreign languages, and has international experience.
To learn about current mobility programs available to our students, please contact the faculty managers Mykola Mykolayovych and Mykyta Bogdanovych.