The former Soviet Union is a powerful country in education, and Ukraine is no exception. Ukrainians enjoy free and compulsory education from primary school to high school (1- 12 grade). Higher education has entered the stage of popularization. Citizens are highly educated.
There are many universities and famous brands. In a country with a population of only 50 million, there are 1037 colleges and universities, which is roughly equivalent to our country. Moreover, many of them have a history of 100 years. For example, Kiev University, one of the top ten universities in Europe and the top 20 universities in the world; There is also Kiev Institute of Technology (now Ukrainian National University of Science and Technology), where there was once a world-famous professor Mendeleev, but he is still unique in disciplines such as chemical engineering and new materials. Kiev International Civil Aviation University, the top three aviation universities in the world, has received students from more than 100 countries; Kharkov University, founded in 1805, is not only the earliest second university in the former Soviet Union (the first university is Moscow University), but almost all professors in the physics department of Moscow University in Russia come from this school until today. There are Odessa University, which trained Zhu Lilan, Minister of Science and Technology of China, Ukrainian National Academy of Fine Arts, Conservatory of Music, Odessa Conservatory of Music, Kosenko Conservatory of Music (middle school affiliated to Chai College), Greer Conservatory of Music named after the great pianist Greer (Kiev Conservatory of Music after studying in China), etc. Of course, Ukraine also has a first-class ballet school, which is also very famous in the world. Among the very popular majors such as pop music and choreography, Ukrainian National University of the Arts has the greatest influence.