Berdyansk - Education

Education

In Berdyansk preschool, secondary and higher educational institutions function. Except the state comprehensive schools there are private lyceums and gymnasiums. Despite the small sizes of the city and small number of local population, there are the state pedagogical university, Azov Regional Institute of Management and UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS in Berdyansk. Besides, in the city branches of other HIGH SCHOOLS and professional colleges are located. In the park of Schmidt there is a Berdyansk musical school, and absolutely nearby, almost on seacoast, art school. One of subjects of pride of Berdyansk is the Centre of Children's and Youthful creativity numbering a large quantity of study groups and ensembles.

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