European integration in DUEL’s development

Dnipropetrovsk University of Economics and Law was one of the first universities in Ukraine which started implementing Bologna Declaration principles in the education process.

Our university is open for cooperation with European institutions in such fields of academic and research activities as Economics, Law and Philological Studies.

Teachers of DUEL are constantly working on courses of study which are given in English. At the moment we are ready to teach 12 economic, law and philological courses in English. Therefore, we can admit foreign students for studying some disciplines at DUEL within the framework of exchange with universities of Europe.

Scholars of the university are ready to give unique economic and law information concerning conditions and potential of the Ukrainian economic system and the legal aspects of its functioning. This information can be interesting both for potential investors and for those companies or businessmen who are interested in entering the Ukrainian market of goods and service.

For research exchange, DUEL started to publish a scholarly journal «The European Vector of Economic Development» where research results of scientists from Ukraine, Poland and Russia are presented.

The students of our university study at least two foreign languages (English, German, French, Spanish and Polish). The students also have a possibility to study one of these languages as a third option. The level of students’ foreign language command is confirmed by international certificates FCE, BEC, DELF, DALF, DELE, DSH. Every year the number of students who get international certificates are growing.

Our students take part in the work of summer language schools in Poland, where they improve their knowledge of Polish.

The university can organize summer language schools for learning Ukrainian, Russian, English, German, French and Spanish.

The university has postgraduate courses that invite students from European universities to prepare their PhD theses in Economics.