Winter Admission to Universities: Who Can Enroll in the 'Zero Course'

Winter Admission to Universities: Who Can Enroll in the 'Zero Course'

In Ukraine, a winter admission to the 'zero course' is being introduced for young people, especially from temporarily occupied territories and military personnel who did not manage to submit documents to the university. This innovation will start this winter, giving many young people access to higher education.

Participants of the program will be able to receive up to 15 additional points during enrollment

Mykola Trofymenko, Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine

It is important to note that these additional points are only valid at the university where the students completed the 'zero course'. This innovation aims to integrate young people into communities and university environments, which is an important step in supporting young people facing difficult circumstances.

Participants of the Program

Trofymenko also clarified who can participate in this program. It includes young people from temporarily occupied territories who missed the admission campaign. This initiative is designed to create opportunities for those who have faced difficulties due to circumstances related to war and occupation, and to provide them a chance for higher education.

The introduction of winter admission to the 'zero course' in Ukraine is an important initiative that not only expands opportunities for young people but also emphasizes the state's efforts to support those affected by the war. This step could become a significant factor in restoring educational processes and social integration for youth from temporarily occupied territories. For the successful implementation of the program, ensuring quality education and support for participants in further studies at universities will be essential.