The Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), founded by the Economics Education and Research Consortium (EERC) (http://www.eerc.kiev.ua/) and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation (http://www.pinchukfund.org/), is a world-class institution with a reputation for excellence both in Ukraine and internationally. It aims to rank among the top schools in Central and Eastern Europe, producing a future generation of world-class economists. In doing so, it helps to improve the economic, business, and policymaking environments of Ukraine and neighbouring countries.
What KSE offers students:
- The Kyiv School of Economics offers internationally recognized two-year, full-time English-language Master’s Programs: an M.A. in Economic Analysis and an M.A. in Financial Economics. The programs are taught by well-known international and Western-trained Ukrainian faculty who have strong backgrounds in teaching and research. KSE’s curriculum is modelled on the best economics and financial economics graduate programs in North America and Western Europe and provides students with access to economics literature and resources, unrivalled anywhere in Ukraine.
- An academic curriculum, modelled on the best economics and financial economics graduate programs in North America and Western Europe
- A training in economic and financial modelling and analysis, which leads to solid career opportunities in business, finance, consulting, market research, industry, and policy-making
- Opportunities for continuing studies at the leading Ph.D. level programmes around the world
- A joint program with the University of Houston, that provides KSE students with a master’s degree in economics accredited in the US and recognised around the world
- An opportunity to study with deferred tuition
- An international faculty , which includes reputed visiting scholars and Western-trained Ukrainian professors, who are actively engaged in high quality research and use modern teaching methods
- Classes taught in English
- Opportunities for internships at the best Ukrainian companies, government structures and international institutions
- Active partnerships with foreign educational and research institutions (Stockholm School of Economics, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, CERGE-EI, Prague and many others)
- Unmatched access to economics literature, Western textbooks, statistical databases, econometrics software, and modern computing facilities.
