110 students from 11 Ukrainian higher education institutions took part in the third wave of "Platskart", the national student exchange program organized by the Ukrainian Student League. During the exchange, participants studied at partner universities, explored different educational approaches and student self-government practices, and shared their experiences with peers. The project once again demonstrated that domestic academic mobility strengthens cooperation between universities, fosters new connections, and helps build a strong student community. The project was implemented with the support of its General Partner, Lenovo.
“Students–Quality Ambassadors” is a program by the Ukrainian Student League, the National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance, and the Genesis ecosystem of product IT companies for students who want to drive change within their universities.
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We continue the series and introduce you to Yana Manko — a student who dared to step outside her comfort zone and gained experience living and working in the USA through an exchange program.
How students can obtain or confirm a deferment from mobilization during their studies, depending on their military registration category and the method of submitting documents
The second wave of “Platskart” brought together more than 80 students from 10 Ukrainian universities for three-week academic exchanges. Together they covered over 80,000 kilometres by rail, once again confirming students’ demand for inter-university mobility and the value of a single academic space.
The Student Race kicks off — a nationwide initiative by the Ukrainian Student League in cooperation with the Serhiy Prytula Foundation, NEMESIS, and the Ukrainian World Congress.
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“Reconstruction of the Revolution on Granite” is an installation exhibition by the Ukrainian Student League that commemorates the 1990 student protest and highlights the strength and continuity of Ukrainian civic activism.
Continuing our series “Ukrainian Students Abroad,” we would like to introduce you to the story of Valeriia Taran, who shared her experience of studying in Belgium.
We discussed education during wartime, the role of students in legislative processes, accessibility, communities, and the state.
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The payment security information campaign #FraudsterGoodbye is back. It is launched by the National Bank of Ukraine, the Cyber Police Department, and the State Special Communications Service.
How can you stop waiting for perfect conditions — and start taking action now? In the latest edition of our “Ukrainian Students Abroad” series, we share the story of Oleksandr (Alik) — a lawyer, student at two universities, and founder of the public organization Ukrainian Youth United in Belgium.
In May 2025, the first wave of the Platzkart student exchange programme, a project aimed at developing internal academic mobility, establishing connections between students, and integrating higher education institutions into a single educational space, was completed.
USL and NAQA course on student influence on the EPP
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