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HIGHER EDUCATION IN UKRAINE
Exercise 1. Topic Vocabulary
graduate -
curriculum - ,
applicant -
at state expense - ()
Bachelor's Degree -
Master's Degree -
scholarship -
average score - ,
confer - ,
acquire - ,
Exercise 2. Pronounce correctly. Translate without dictionary
Prestigious [prestɪdʒəs], percent [pəˈsent], conservatory [kənˈsɜːvətrɪ], academic [ˌækəˈdɛmɪk], economist [ɪˈkɒnəmɪst], official [əˈfɪʃ(ə)l], private [ˈpraɪvɪt]
Exercise 3. Translate into Ukrainian
Higher education, a higher educational institution, professionally-oriented programs, the respective level of accreditation, the academic year, the full-time courses, the part-time courses, admission to higher educational establishment, the applicants abilities, the External independent testing, to receive a scholarship, the Bachelor's Degree, the Master's Degree, secondary education
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Exercise 4. a) Translate the sentences. Pay attention to the meaning of the words in bold
type. What parts of speech do they belong to?
B) Give your own examples of conversion in English.
1) My friend studies at Odessa National University.
2) The course of studies for psychology students is four years.
3) When did your father graduate from the university?
4) Graduates of Ukrainian universities have good knowledge and skills.
5) The results of external independent testing are counted as the results of entrance examinations to higher educational institutions.
6) Bad habits result in health problems.
Exercise 5. Read the text. Try to complement it with more detailed information on your
Own. Pay attention to the translation of conjunctions in the bold.
HIGHER EDUCATION IN UKRAINE
Higher education in Ukraine has a long and rich history. Its students, graduates, and academics have long been known and appreciated worldwide.
Higher education in Ukraine is provided at universities, academies, and institutes, technical schools, colleges, conservatories (i.e. musical academies). All of these institutions offer both professionally-oriented and academic programs and have the respective level of accreditation.
The length, beginning, end and organization of the academic year are determined by the higher educational institution (HAI) and depend on the type of the curriculum. For example, the Masters degree for economists usually requires five years of studies, whereas medical students study for 6 years.
The official beginning of the academic year in Ukraine is the 1st of September. There is no common end of the academic year. The academic year usually consists of two terms (semesters). The length of a term and academic breaks may vary among HEIs. The length of the examination period depends on the program and the mode of its delivery.
The students can take either the full-time courses (day) or part-time courses (evening classes). Sometimes they can do an external course.
Admission to the higher educational establishment is selective and depends on the applicants abilities. HEIs admit their students on the basis of the results of the External independent evaluation or External independent testing. Furthermore, an applicant needs to have the Certificate of Complete General Secondary Education.
Higher education is either state funded or private. Students who study at state expense receive a scholarship if their average score at the end-of-term exams and differentiated tests is at least 4.
There are two degrees conferred by Ukrainian universities: the Bachelor's Degree (4 years) and the Master's Degree (56th year).
Studying and acquiring education in Ukraine is considered very prestigious. More than 90 percent of Ukrainians have either a secondary or higher education.
