Crimean economic institute

In 1992 Krymsky Faculty of Kyiv state University of Economics was founded in Simferopol. In 1998 it was transformed into Crimean Economics institute as a structural entity of Kyiv National University of Economics. There are three faculties which train specialists in the fields of economics and management. Our students are going to become the competent graduates and do courses in finance and credit, economy of enterprises, marketing and management, accounting and audit, banking and international economics. Alongside with economic subjects the students study humanities, foreign languages as an important part of the curriculum. In order to become qualified specialists they have some practice in banks, stock exchanges, foreign trade firms, etc. The total number of students now accounts for more than 1.300. Our students have an opportunity to choose between fulltime tuition and courses by correspondence. The quality of teacher's staff is very high. Our students do their graduation papers under the guidance of scientific advisers and successfully defend them before an examination board.

The specialized laboratories equipped with modem computer facilities, the library, the gymnazium are of great help for the students. One of the most important achievements of our Institute is the creation of the environment which promotes successful learning, individual development and formation of valuable human and social qualities of the students.

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teaching, etc. is pursued in professional schools which may be part of a university or may be separate institutions . Three to five years of specialized training lead to professional degrees such as Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Law, etc. A Master of Arts or a Master of Science degree may be obtained in one or two additional years. The highest academic degree is the Doctor of Philosophy. It may take any number of years to complete the original research work necessary -to obtain tins degree. '"Harvard College was established in 1636, with the principal purpose of providing a literate ministry for colonial churches. It was a small institution, enrolling only 20 students in 1642 and 60 in 1660. It soon became more than a theological training school and established itself as a liberal arts college. The next institution of higher learning established in the American colonies was the College of William and Mary, which opened in 1693 at Williamsburg, Virginia. Other colleges were founded in the next century, but all of them remained small schools for long periods. Private colleges and universities were established in various states. The first state university was the University of Virginia, founded in 1819. Some state universities have large endowments funds which provide a substantial portion of their support 'Other sources of income are students fees, gifts and endowments. In general higher education in the USA may be divided into two broad fields: liberal -arts and professional. Each of these fields may be further subdivided into undergraduate and graduate levels. American colleges and universities are either public or private, that is supported by public funds or supported privately by a church group or other groups acting as private citizens although under a state charter.

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