A week of in-person learning has begun
On November 9, a week of in-person instruction for the Faculty of Pedagogy, Psychology, and Social Work began at the Ivano-Frankivsk office of Kherson State University
The first day was packed with significant and formal events. Students and faculty members met with the university rector, Oleksandr Spivakovskyi. Addressing his colleagues and the students, the rector emphasized the importance of maintaining university unity, supporting the student body, and creating opportunities for high-quality education—even amidst today’s challenging circumstances. After all, in-person meetings are more than just part of the educational process; they are an opportunity to feel part of a large university family, to connect, to exchange experiences, and to strengthen the KhSU community.
A highlight of the day was the formal induction of first-year bachelor’s and master’s students. For these new members of the KSU family, this marks an important step toward professional development, the acquisition of new knowledge, and future achievements.
A packed week of in-person learning, live interaction, professional engagement, and new experiences lies ahead for both faculty and students.
KhSU is more than just a university; it is a community that unites, supports, and keeps moving forward!