Admission rules for foreign citizens

Admission for Foreigners and Stateless Individuals at European Medical University

 

Legal Framework: 

Admission follows Ukrainian laws:

  • "On Higher Education"

  • "On the Legal Status of Foreigners and Stateless Persons"

  • "On Ukrainians Abroad"

  • "On Refugees and Persons in Need of Additional or Temporary Protection"

 

Key Decrees and Orders:

  • Presidential Decree № 271, June 3, 1994: Economic cooperation with neighboring regions.

  • Cabinet of Ministers Resolution № 729, Sept. 12, 2018: Higher education for specific categories.

  • Ministry of Education Order № 1541, Nov. 1, 2013: Recruitment and training of foreigners.

  • Ministry of Education Order № 1498, Dec. 2, 2019: Quota procedure for higher education.

 

Admission Criteria:

  • Russian/Belarusian citizens without Ukrainian residency require Ministry's permission.

  • Foreigners can get higher education funded by individuals/entities, aligned with treaties, laws, and inter-institutional agreements.

 

EMU Foreign Student Admission

Master's Degree Programs:

  • Foreigner enrollment on accredited programs.

  • Master's degree studies for foreigners.

Preparatory Programs:

  • Training in preparatory department programs.

  • Study of state language and/or language of instruction.

Admission Process:

  1. For master's programs, check Annex 1 for available specialties.

  2. Admission for foreign students possible in-person or remotely.

CRUCIAL UPDATE: DUE TO THE ONGOING SITUATION AT THE TERRITORY OF UKRAINE, YOU CAN NOW CONVENIENTLY ENROLL ONLINE!

Key Guidelines for Prospective International Students:

  1. If you possess education documents (Bachelor's or Master's degree diplomas) from outside Ukraine and plan to study at a Ukrainian higher education institution, you need to validate these documents through the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.

 

  1. The University will review your submitted documents. If they meet the requirements, they will send you the original study invitation and visa support documentation for the Ukrainian Embassy.

 

  1. To get an entry visa, contact the Ukrainian Embassy in your country (or as specified in the study invitation). Complete the visa application form and provide the original invitation from EMU.

 

  1. Validate your education documents through the issuing country's Department of Education and legalize them via its Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Provide a notarized copy translated into Ukrainian. Also, legalize these documents at the Ukrainian Embassy when applying for a visa.

 

  1. Share your arrival details, including flight information, with EMU to ensure a smooth airport reception. Skipping this step or lacking university representation could lead to issues at the airport.

 

  1. Upon arriving in Ukraine, register with the State Migration Service at least 20 days before your Ukrainian entry visa expires. Failing to do so may result in being denied residency in Ukraine.

 

  • EMU's academic year starts on February 1st and October 1st, concluding in June and December respectively of the following year.

  • For more details about studying as a foreign citizen at EMU, contact us via email: mail@dmitnm.edu.ua

  • Applicants undergo entrance tests in the following subjects:

 

  1. Biology (test)

  2. Ukrainian or English language (test)