two-more-days-to-register-future-masters-and-phd-students-can-make-it

Two more days to register: future masters and PhD students can make it

 • 2340 переглядiв

Master's and postgraduate applicants have a last chance to register for the tests – the additional period will last only on June 16 and 17.

This is reported by UNN with a link to the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment.

Details

The UCEQA reported that "potential masters and postgraduate students who did not have time to register for participation in the entrance tests will be able to do so in the additional registration period – from June 16 to 17, 2025."

The procedure for submitting documents remained unchanged.

Registration of persons wishing to participate in the EIT / EPE / EIE is carried out by the admission committees of higher education institutions in person (subject to the personal presence of the applicant) and/or remotely

- reminded the UCEQA.

The Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment emphasized that "in case of submitting documents remotely, potential masters and postgraduate students need to send scanned copies of registration documents to the admission committee's e-mail and fill out an application form indicating the information necessary for оформлення exam sheet".

After successful registration, "an information page "Applicant's Office of Entrance Examinations" will be created on the website of the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment.

Access to it will be carried out by the exam sheet number and PIN-code specified in it."

Additionally

It also became known that "until July 26 (inclusive), registered participants of the additional session will receive invitations on their information pages "Applicant's Office of Entrance Examinations"". 

Admissions to Master's and PhD Programs: 93,000 People Registered, Invitations Already in Participants' Accounts 12.06.25, 12:30 • [views_5352]

Andrey KulikEducation
    Popular
    Six regions switched to emergency power outages - Ukrenergo

     • 12911 переглядiв

    Trump changed architects for White House ballroom

     • 11739 переглядiв

    Trump: The war in Ukraine will end, we are establishing peace around the world

     • 24570 переглядiв

    ISW: Putin changed his rhetoric on the war, but did not abandon his initial goals

     • 28891 переглядiв

    News by theme
    Two more days to register: future masters and PhD students can make it

     • 2340 переглядiв

    Shooting occurred at a carnival in the US: a baby is among the victims

     • 3465 переглядiв

    ## NBU keeps rate unchanged despite rising inflation: economists explain reasons The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) decided to keep its key policy rate unchanged at 13.5% per annum. This decision was made despite the acceleration of inflation, which in May reached 2.7% in monthly terms and 15.3% in annual terms. Economists point to several reasons why the NBU decided to maintain the status quo: * **Focus on economic recovery:** The NBU is trying to balance the need to curb inflation with the need to support economic recovery. Raising the key policy rate could slow down economic growth, which is still fragile after the shock of the full-scale invasion. * **Exchange rate stability:** Maintaining a stable exchange rate remains a priority for the NBU. A sharp increase in the key policy rate could lead to an appreciation of the hryvnia, which would negatively affect the competitiveness of Ukrainian exports. * **Fiscal policy coordination:** The NBU is coordinating its monetary policy with the government's fiscal policy. The government is implementing measures to reduce the budget deficit, which should help to curb inflation. * **Lagged effect of previous rate hikes:** The NBU has already raised the key policy rate several times in the past year. These rate hikes are expected to have a lagged effect on inflation. * **Expectations of lower inflation in the future:** The NBU expects inflation to slow down in the coming months due to a number of factors, including a decrease in global energy prices and an improvement in supply chains. However, economists warn that the NBU may have to raise the key policy rate in the future if inflation continues to accelerate. The NBU will closely monitor inflation data and adjust its monetary policy accordingly.

     • 3042 переглядiв