Detailed introduction of Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts:

Introduction

Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts is an important higher education institution in Ukraine. It provides educational courses in many fields such as culture, art, and management. It is committed to cultivating professional talents in the field of culture and art, and occupies an important position in Ukraine's cultural and artistic education.

Overview

Student size: The school has more than 10,000 students, including undergraduates, postgraduates and doctoral students.

Teaching level: It provides a complete education system from preparatory to doctoral, covering degree courses in many disciplines.

History

In 1968, according to Resolution No. 608 and Decision No. 459 of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, the Kyiv National Academy of Culture was established. At that time, it only had departments such as "Cultural Education", "Library Science" and "Social Occupations".

In the early 1990s, the school actively responded to social changes, and students put forward a series of demands, such as raising the blue and yellow national flag and stopping the teaching of Soviet ideological courses. After that, the school established a branch of the Union of Ukrainian Students and established the Taras Shevchenko Ukrainian Language Association.

On April 21, 1993, the Minister of Culture of Ukraine Ivan Dzyuba appointed Professor Mihaylo Poplavsky as the dean of the Kyiv National Academy of Culture and Arts, and the school entered a new stage of development.

By 1996, the new dean had organized a highly qualified teaching team, developed and implemented a series of alternative financing schemes, produced the first commercial teaching materials, created a modern material and technical basis for the teaching process, updated the curriculum and teaching methods, opened new majors and related faculties, and created preparatory departments and new branches.

In 1997, in accordance with the concept of "forward-looking development", the school opened faculties such as "Law", "National Culture", "Computer Technology", and "Sociology", and also established Ukraine's first film and television academy for the training of professional talents such as television directors, photographers, advertisers, animation film directors and television journalists.

On November 11, 1997, the Ukrainian Cabinet awarded the Kyiv National Academy of Culture and Arts the title of "Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts" The status of the university means that the school can not only carry out graduate education, but also train doctoral students, and has opened Ukraine's first doctoral program in "Documentation and Library Science", "Social Education", "Music Education Methods" and other doctoral programs.

In 1999, the President of Ukraine granted the school the status of a "national" university, and the school was officially renamed the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts.

Establishment time

1968.

School strength

Faculty: The school has many excellent teachers, including more than 60 Ukrainian artists, who have rich teaching and practical experience in their respective fields, have won many awards at home and abroad, and provide students with professional guidance and good role models.

Teaching facilities: The school is equipped with complete teaching facilities, including libraries, computer laboratories, art studios, rehearsal halls, performance venues, etc., which provide good conditions for students' learning and practice.

Scientific research results: The school has carried out extensive scientific research activities in the field of culture and art, and has achieved a series of important scientific research results, making positive contributions to the development of Ukrainian culture and art.

Nature of the institution

A public non-profit higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' comprehensive quality and innovative ability, emphasize the combination of theory and practice, encourage students to actively participate in various practical activities and scientific research projects in the learning process, improve students' professional skills and practical ability, cultivate students' love and pursuit of culture and art, and sense of responsibility for society and culture, so that students can become cultural and artistic professionals with innovative spirit and practical ability, and contribute to the cultural development of society.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Culture, art, management, sociology, journalism, music, dance, film and television are the key disciplines of the school, with high level and influence in teaching and scientific research.

Key laboratories: Although there is no explicit mention of specific key laboratories, the school's teaching facilities and scientific research departments provide strong support for students' practical teaching and scientific research activities, which helps students better master professional knowledge and skills and improve practical and innovative abilities.

Faculty

The school has 10 departments, including the Department of Directing and Dance, the Department of Music and Art, the School of Film and Television, the Department of Economic Management, the Department of Hotel, Catering and Tourism Business, the School of Public Administration, the School of Fashion Industrial Design, the School of Translation, the School of International Relations, the School of Journalism, the School of Computer Science, etc., covering multiple undergraduate and master's majors such as culture, museology and historical and cultural relics protection, library management and library science, sociology, business economics, hotel and catering industry, journalism, editing and publishing, management, linguistics, international relations, music, drama art, film, and television art.

Ranking

According to the ranking data of 4icu.org, the school ranks 73rd in Ukraine and 6256th in the world.

Expense

No clear tuition standard was found, and the school's accommodation fee is US$15/month.

Campus

Teaching environment: The campus has modern teaching buildings and teaching facilities, providing students with good learning conditions. The school's library has a rich collection of books, which provides important resource support for students' study and research.

Living facilities: The school has dormitories, canteens, supermarkets and other living service facilities, which provide convenience for students' daily life. In addition, the school also provides students with a wealth of cultural, sports and entertainment activities to promote their all-round development.

Campus culture: The school pays attention to campus cultural construction and has many art groups, such as the academic choir "Anima", the Pav Luchenko Ukrainian Folk Choir, the folk orchestra "Kraliyt sia", etc., which often hold various performances and cultural activities, creating a strong artistic atmosphere and enriching students' campus life.