University of Kiev Faculty of Radiophysics - Education

Education

The Faculty provides taught courses and awards degrees on the following levels:

  • Bachelor (4-year full-time course)
  • Specialist (1-year full-time course) (till 2010)
  • Master (2-year full-time course)

Improvements and innovations in teaching are permanent to meet requirements of the Bologna process. Regular update of the study materials is accompanied by implementation of interactive technologies coupled with practical training. The up to date module-rating system of students’ performance and cutting-edge technologies aimed at development and enhancement of skills are effectively applied at all courses.

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