The level and quality of higher education in the former Soviet Union are world-class. Ukraine is an educational base and a scientific, technological, cultural and educational center of the former Soviet Union. The Soviet Union's scientific and technological talents account for a quarter of the world, and Ukraine's scientific and technological talents account for a quarter of the Soviet Union. Ukraine's aviation, aerospace, shipbuilding and new material science are outstanding in the world, and practical inventions and patents also account for 40% of the Soviet Union. Historically, Kiev Academy of Sciences was established earlier than Russian Academy of Sciences 100.

Ukraine is a country that attaches importance to education, and its education system is very developed. Of every 65,438+0,000 Ukrainians (over 65,438+0.5 years old), 65,438+0.3 have received higher education, 65,438+0.8 have received incomplete higher education, and 265,438+0.9 have received secondary professional education. Ukraine has 265,438+0,500 colleges and universities, 65,438+0,49 state institutions, 36 academies of science, 90 non-state universities and 737 vocational and technical schools. There are 80,000 teachers working hard in different universities, including 4,506 postdoctoral students, 32,000 doctors, 5,000 professors and 26,000 associate professors.

Although in the past 10 years, the economies of both countries have encountered difficulties, but the field of higher education in Ukraine is thriving. At present, the enrollment scale of colleges and universities has exceeded any previous period.