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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE, YOUTH AND SPORT
THE AUTONOMOUS REPUBLIC OF CRIMEA
REPUBLICAN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
 Crimean University for the Humanities (Yalta)
IV Accreditation level, Ministry of Education and Science License AB № 585846 issued on 12.07.2011
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The Rector of the University is Mr Olexandr Gluzman, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor, member of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, Honoured educator of the Autonomous Republic of the Crimea and Ukraine.

Crimean University for the Humanities is the only state university on the southern coast of Crimea specialized in the field of the humanities. Structurally the University consists of four Institutes: Institute of Pedagogy, Psychology and Inclusive Education, where special groups for students with the 2nd and 3rd  degrees of disability exist; Institute of Economics and Management; Institute of Philology, History and Arts; Eupatoria Institute of Social Sciences, CUH (Crimean University for the Humanities) Branch in the city of Armiansk; Economics and Humanities College.

Leading scientists of CUH are founders of a range of scientific schools within which frame scientific research is carried out, manuals and textbooks in various disciplines are composed and published.

Among the teaching staff of the University there are 54 Doctors of Sciences (of whom 3 are full members of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences), 170 lecturers hold PhD degrees. Postgraduate (PhD) studies are provided in 8 specialties, Full Doctor studies in 3 specialties. An Expert Examining Board on awarding the PhD degree in Pedagogics in specialities 13.00.01 and 13.00.04 is functioning at the University.

The University library has a fund of more than 150,000 books and manuals; there are reading halls, computer laboratories, specialized classrooms and laboratories. Within the University such functional units as the Publishing Centre, the Information and Computing Centre, the Centre of Depth Psychology, Physical and Mental Health, the International Cooperation Research Sector, the Pre-University Training and Continuing Education Centre exist. About 70% of the University students are studying by the means of the state financial support. Scholarships and hostel lodgings are also provided for the students.

The students have an opportunity to go in for sports, to attend amateur theatre and other talent activities groups. The University is a member of the Black Sea University Network, it maintains close ties with universities in the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Portugal, the USA and other countries.
While studying at the University, one can obtain an additional specialization.

The admission to the University is organized on a selective basis in the following specialities: Mathematics; Computer Sciences; Management and Administration (Management of Hotel, Resort and Tourist Service; Business); Accounting and Finance; Applied Psychology; Social Pedagogy; Pre-school Education; Primary Education; Musical Art; Fine Arts; Graphic Design; History, the Ukrainian and the English languages and Foreign Literature; the English language, the French language and Foreign literature; the English language and Foreign literature (by correspondence); the Russian language, the Ukrainian language, the English language and Foreign Literature; the Ukrainian Language and Literature.

Study mode: full-time, by correspondence, external.

The admission to the college is possible after graduating from the secondary school 9th form.
A second higher education can be obtained in 2 or 3 years.
Classes for the students with the 2nd and 3rd degrees of disability are organized in special groups; these studies are fee-free as the students benefit from the state financial help.

Address:
98635, Ukraine, Crimea, Yalta, 2 Sevastopolskaya St., Tel. Selection Committee: (0654) 260-251. 

Regional subdivisions:
Eupatoria Institute of Social Sciences, 6 Prosmushkinyh St. 6, tel. (06569) 3-02-48; Crimean University for the Humanities Branch in the city of Armiansk, 5 Zheleznodorozhnaya St., tel. (06567) 3-29-58.

UNIVERSITY NOWADAYS

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Crimean University for the Humanities (CUH) is one of the oldest educational institutions of the Crimea, and it is the only state higher educational institution of the humanitarian profile on the Southern coast of the Crimea.
The basic approach towards the students’ training in the University is a gradual shift from mass training to individual one, comprising the peculiarities of each person’s character and life goals. The educational process is organized due to the Ukrainian laws being in effect and due to the modern demands of the scientific and technical progress. Forming a socially free, active and creative personality is the final aim of the educational process.
The main mission of the University is to satisfy the region specific needs by preparing qualified specialists in different fields – in fact, being a link between the higher school and the regional trade market; providing a necessary scientific and methodical help to the regional educational institutions and maintaining fundamental researches in the sphere of modern science.
The University possesses solid technical resources and developed infrastructure for satisfying the needs of the educational process and providing various scientific researches of the students, teaching staff and post-graduate students. All the books from the University modern library – 153,192 copies – are available to the students and the staff, apart from it, the reading hall, resource centre, linguaphone class, 12 computer halls and a free Internet access are in the students’ disposal.
The Rector of the University is Doctor Olexander GLUZMAN, the Academician of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, Professor, Honoured Teacher of Ukraine and the Crimea.

MARKS ON HISTORY

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1944 – the Council of the People Commissars of the Crimean ASSR issued Statement № 608 dated September 8^th, 1944 on creation one of the first special educational institutions to train pedagogical staff – Crimean pedagogical school (Yalta): school department (1944); pre-school department (1955), department of pedagogics and music (1957); extra-mural department (1965).
1994 – the Certifying Commission at the Ministry of Education of Ukraine passed the Resolution dated July 27^th, 1994 to give Crimean pedagogical school status of Yalta teacher-training (pedagogical) college.
1998 – on the Decision of the State Accreditation Commission of Ukraine Yalta teacher-training college was recognised as the higher educational institution of the II accreditation level.
1998 – the Cabinet Ministers of Ukraine issued Statement № 1411 dated September, 10^th, 1998 on creation of the Crimean State Institute of Humanities on the grounds of Yalta Teacher-training College and Yevpatoria Branch of the Simferopol Pedagogical School.
2005 – the Cabinet Ministers of the Autonomous Republic of the Crimea issued Statement № 41 dated February, 15^th, 2005 on reorganisation of the Crimean State Institute of Humanities into the Crimean State University for the Humanities.
2005 – on the Order of the Minister of Education of the Autonomous Republic of the Crimea № 151 dated March, 28^th, 2005 the Crimean State University for the Humanities was renamed Republican higher educational institution “Crimean University for the Humanities” (Yalta).
2005 – on the Decision of the State Accreditation Commission of Ukraine the Crimean University for the Humanities was recognized the higher educational institution of the III accreditation level.

WELCOME FROM THE RECTOR “TO THE HUMANITARIANS PRESENT AND FUTURE!”

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Since the year Ukraine was proclaimed an independent state its state policy in the education sphere has been marked by consistent and purposeful development. The Ministry of Education, Science, Youth and Sports of Ukraine in cooperation with National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine conducts an active work on standardisation and updating of the educational system content.
Systematic changes taking place in this field have their aim in making the educational process more democratic and humanity-oriented. The present-day methodological reorientation is to provide the development of a student’s personality. The Ukrainian system of education integrates gradually into the European and global educational space.
Crimean University for the Humanities has been making a significant contribution to the formation of the national system of education. Having passed for its 66-year history the stages of Yalta Teacher-training school, Teacher-training College, Crimean State Institute of Humanities, and then Crimean University for the Humanities, is one of the oldest Crimean higher educational institutions and now is recognised as an educational and cultural centre of the Southern Coast of the Crimea.
The University is well-equipped with methodological materials and technical facilities, it has a healthy social infrastructure necessary for conducting the educational process, scientific research and satisfying needs of the faculty, students and post-graduates.
Many graduates of this educational institution – the total number of which is more than 20,000 – became outstanding figures in the sphere of national education, science and culture.
The activity of the institution is based on the principles of humanism and strong democratic belief. The University’s pride is its highly skilled faculty, providing qualitative preparation of the specialists not only for the region but for Ukraine as well. Conducted on a modern high level, researches touch upon a number of prior directions in the humanities. There are many skilful high school lecturers and scientists among the faculty known not only in the pedagogical and scientific sphere of Ukraine but far behind its borders. The University is well-known for its cultural and educational traditions. Another important factor of the University is its geographical and territorial location that benefits creation of favourable conditions for providing high-level training and education of the staff for the social and cultural spheres.
To work and study here is a great responsibility – and we wish the students, the teaching staff and the school graduates to maintain the traditions of the University; to create and develop the Crimean University for the Humanities together!

Truly yours,
Olexander V. Gluzman
The Rector of the Crimean University for the Humanities,
Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor,
Academician of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine,
Honoured Scientist of Ukraine and the Crimea