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20. Universities in Ukraine

Following are some of the top leading universities in Ukraine: National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv - Kyiv University is a leading institution of higher education that trains specialists in many fields of knowledge and carries out research. - Kyiv University maintains contacts with many universities and research centres throughout the world. - It is rated as the No. 1 Ukrainian university according to the Webometrics ranking of Top Colleges and Best Universities of Ukraine (July 2010). National Technical University of Ukraine - National Technical University of Ukraine 'Kyiv Polytechnic Institute' is ranked first nationally and 551st globally in the 4icu.org world university ranking 2010. - Since 1898, NTUU KPI remains one of the best technical universities in Europe famous for its academic excellence and innovative research. - According to the results of the 'Rank of Higher Educational Institutions (Universities) of Ukraine', NTUU KPI was recognized the best Technical and Technological University, and was awarded with the annual awards. - NTUU KPI was awarded the Diploma in the nomination 'The Leader of the Domestic Higher Education'. Ivan Franko National University of Lviv - Founded in 1661, Ivan Franko National University of L'viv is one of the oldest in Eastern Europe. - The University has the following Faculties: Applied Mathematics and Informatics; Biology; Chemistry; Culture and Arts; Economics; Electronics; Foreign Languages; Geography; Geology; History; International Relations; Journalism; Law; Mechanics and Mathematics; Philology; Philosophy; Physics; Preuniversity Training. National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy - The original Kyiv-Mohyla Academy was one of the most distinguished and earliest among higher educational institutions in Eastern Europe. - It is one of the most prestigious universities in Ukraine; its diplomas are recognized all over the world.

23. Drama, music and ballet in britain

The centre of theatrical activity in Britain is London. There are about 50 principal theatres in professional use1 in or near the West End and some 20 hi the suburbs. Most of these are let to producing managements on a commercial basis2 but some of them are permanently occupied by subsidized companies, such as the National Theatre which stages classical and modem plays in its complex of three theatres on the South Bank of the River Thames. The former Old Vie Company, which was Britain’s major theatrical touring company, has now taken up residence in the National Theatre, changing its name to the National Theatre Company. In addition the Royal Shakespeare Company presents Shakespearian plays at Stradford-upon-Avon and a mixed repertoire in London.Outside London there are many non-repertory theatres which present all kinds of drama and also put on variety shows and other entertainments. Recently there has been a growth in the activity of repertory companies which receive financial support from the Arts Council and the local authorities. These companies employ leading producers, designers and actors, and the standard of productions is generally high. Some companies have their own theatres, while others rent from the local authorities.Music of all kinds — “pop” music, folk music, jazz, light niusic and brass bands — is an important part of British cultural life. The large audiences at orchestral concerts and at performances of opera, ballet and chamber music reflect the widespread interest in classical music. The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, which receives financial assistance from the Arts Council, gives regular seasons of opera and ballet. It has its own orchestra which plays for the Royal Opera and the Royal Ballet. Both companies have a high international reputation. The English National Opera which performs in the London Coliseum gives seasons of opera and operetta in English. It also tours the provinces. There are several thousand amateur dramatic societies in Britain. Most universities have thriving amateur drama clubs and societies. Every year an International Festival of University Theatre is held.