The 9th and 10th of June saw us conducting Tempus ALIGN site visits in Khmelnitskiiy University. Two programmes 'Cybernetics' and 'Applied Mathematics' were peer reviewed, again from a developmental rather than an accreditation perspective. Thanks to our great friends Svitlana and Pavlo Grigoryuk from Khmelnitskiiy for looking after us during our trip! Especially interesting was our tour to Medzhybizh Fort, where Baal Shem Tov died in 1760. Thanks also to the members of our Khmelnitskiiy peer review panel - especially Hanna, Laryssa, Roman, Iryna Romanets as well as our core panel Stefania, Liza Sozinova and I, again expertly chaired by Paul Hyland!
Khmelnitskiiy University, with its relative proximity to Moldova, Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland, is uniquely placed to take advantage of the international and mobility opportunities which will be presented over the coming years as education in Ukraina moves towards closer alignment with Europe's Bologna Process.
Khmelnitskiiy University, with its relative proximity to Moldova, Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland, is uniquely placed to take advantage of the international and mobility opportunities which will be presented over the coming years as education in Ukraina moves towards closer alignment with Europe's Bologna Process.
Kyiv (en route for Khmelnitskiiy) - Paul signs Letters of Invitation
five and a half hour bus to Khmelnitskiiy
Khmelnitskiiy
Museum Restaurant in Khmelnitskiiy
Khmelnitskiiy - meet the Rector
Khmelnitskiiy - Panel meets the Rector
Khmelnitskiiy - Medzhybizh Fort - gateway
Khmelnitskiiy - Medzhybizh Fort - Julia, guide, Alla, Olena
Khmelnitskiiy - Medzhybizh guided tour
Khmelnitskiiy - city tour - Liza, Stefania, Pavlo, Olena, Alla
Khmelnitskiiy - city tour - playground
Khmelnitskiiy - official meal
Khmelnitskiiy - Sergei, Pavlo and Svitlana wave us away! Next stop Taras Shevchenko, Kyiv.
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