National University "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy"

• Faculty of Humanities;
• Faculty of Economic Sciences;
• Faculty of Computer Science;
• Faculty of Legal Sciences;
• Faculty of Natural Sciences;
• Faculty of Social Sciences and Social Technologies.

September 19, 1991, according to the decree of the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine “On the Revival of the Kiev-Mohyla Academy”, the University “Kiev-Mohyla Academy” was established on the historical territory of the Kiev-Mohyla Academy ^[1] . The main initiator of the resumption of the activities of the historical Kiev-Mohyla Academy was Vyacheslav Bryukhovetsky , who became the first president of NaUKMA ^[2] . An important role in the creation of NaUKMA was played by the deans-organizers: Sergey Semenovich Ivaniuk - dean-organizer of the Faculty of Humanities, Alexei Vasilyevich Garan - dean-organizer of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Vitaly Pavlovich Zamostyan - dean-organizer of the Faculty of Natural Sciences. The deans-organizers did a great job of developing the concepts of faculties, teaching academic disciplines, areas of specialist training, and organizing educational and scientific activities. To collect the necessary funds at the beginning, the Heritage of the Kiev-Mohyla Academy Research Center, the International Charity Fund for the Revival of the Kiev-Mohyla Academy and the Kiev-Mohyla Foundation of America were created. Many private individuals donated their own libraries to the newly created university. Also, the renovation and construction of new buildings were largely funded by private individuals. So, the bachelor’s library was restored with the help of the Yemelyan and Tatyana Antonovich Foundation and now bears the name of the Antonovich. Exactly one year after Ukraine gained independence, on August 24, 1992, the first NaUKMA students began their studies. In 1994, the university received national status and was accredited at the fourth level of accreditation.

For some time NaUKMA had two branches in Ostrog and in Nikolaev. Now they have become separate universities - the National University of Ostrog Academy and the Black Sea State University. Peter the Grave. With the participation of NaUKMA, the Kremenets Regional Humanitarian and Pedagogical Academy named after Taras Shevchenko was also established. Under the tutelage of the university, there is also a network of collegiums, which has 12 educational institutions throughout Ukraine ^[3] .

In 2005, in the rating of Korrespondent.net. The best universities in Ukraine through the eyes of employers NaUKMA took third place in Ukraine. ^[four]

In accordance with the rating of universities, determined by the weekly Mirror of the Week in 2007, NaUKMA took third place among 200 Ukrainian universities. ^[5] According to the rating given in 2007 in the magazine Money, NaUKMA ranks first in the training of specialists in the humanitarian and economic fields and second in the legal field. ^[6]

In 2008, in the ranking of 228 Ukrainian universities, defined by Rinat Akhmetov's charity foundation “Development of Ukraine”, NaUKMA shared the second place with the Kiev Polytechnic Institute (the first was shared between Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy ) . ^[7]

In 2009 , according to the monitoring of scientific and higher educational institutions in accordance with the international citation index, NaUKMA received 36th place among all Ukrainian higher educational institutions ^[8]

In 2009 , according to the results of the Compass-2009 national rating (Korrespondent magazine of May 22, 2009), NaUKMA took the 2nd place. ^[9]

In 2018 , according to the consolidated rating of Ukrainian universities, NaUKMA took 6th place in the general table and 3rd place among Kiev universities. ^[eleven]

According to the ratings of the leading universities of the world, NaUKMA takes 3061th place in the world (Webometrics, 2015 p.) Or 6277th place in the world (4 International Colleges & Universities, 2015 p.) ^{[46] [42]} .

Dmitry Tabachnik , when he was the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine, negatively describes the current state of affairs at the academy, comparing it with Ksenia Sobchak : ^[47]

You know, there is such a famous socialite in Russia who can neither sing, nor dance, nor play on stage. But then it is scandalous at any social gatherings, maintaining a dubious level of attention to itself. She is from a famous family, her father once headed a big city. So, we also have such a secular lioness in education - this is the Kiev-Mohyla Academy, which tirelessly sues all ministers of education and always with the same result ... If there are no achievements in education, such as at the university Shevchenko, Kiev Polytechnic - every year they can say how many students win prestigious competitions, intellectual competitions, how many professors are invited from abroad, how many have received state awards, and someone compensates for all this events.

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• Kharlampovich K.V. , Little Russian influence on Great Russian church life. - Kazan, 1914.
• Askochensky V. , Kiev with its oldest school Academy. - Kiev , 1856 .
• History of the Kiev Academy. Op. a pupil of her hieromonk Makariya Bulgakov, St. Petersburg. 1843 .
• Linchevsky M., Pedagogy of ancient fraternal schools and mainly of the ancient Kiev Academy, “Tr. Kiev Theological Academy ”, 1870, v. 3.
• Kyiv-Mohyla academy in names. XVII — XVIII centuries - K .: View. Dim "KM Academy", 2001 .
• Khizhnyak Z. I., Mankivsky V.K.Istoriya Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. - K .: “KM Academy”, 2003.
• Є.І. Onishchenko , Sunday of the Academy: Hurry about the birth of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and that participant - K .: View. dim "KM Academy", 2004. (unavailable link)
• Sydorenko, Alexander. The Kievan Academy in the Seventeenth Century. - Ottawa: University Of Ottawa Press, 1977 .-- ISBN ISBN 0-7766-0901-7 .
• Kortschmaryk, Frank B. The Kievan Academy and Its Role in the Organization of Russia at the Turn of the Seventeenth Century. - New York: Shevchenko Scientific Society, 1976.
• Omeljan Pritsak and Ihor Sevcenko, eds. “The Kiev Mohyla Academy (Commemorating the 350th Anniversary of Its Founding, 1632-1982).” Harvard Ukrainian Studies . vol. VIII, no. 1/2. Cambridge, MA 1985.
• SM Horak. “The Kiev Academy. A Bridge to Europe in the 17th Century. " East European Quarterly , vol. 2, 2, 1968.

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• Official site of NaUKMA ( (Ukrainian) and (English) )
• NaUKMA in the ranking of the best universities in Ukraine
• President of NaUKMA Sergiy Kvit: “New University is guilty of learning science and life” Interview with Sergey Kvit to the Contracts.ua portal (inaccessible link)