2 min readNew DelhiApr 16, 2026 01:25 AM IST
The Indo-Ukraine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IUCCI) has inaugurated a ‘Ukraine Education Hub’ to make Ukrainian higher education more accessible to Indian students, and help students explore courses, and understand admission processes.
The hub will be a platform where Indians students can receive information and guidance about Ukrainian universities, admission procedures, and study programmes. It is meant to enable students to make informed choices about higher education in Ukraine.
Ambassador of Ukraine to India Dr Oleksandr Polischuk expressed appreciation for the continued efforts to deepen Indo-Ukrainian ties and referred to the occasion as a new chapter of cooperation.
Thousands of Indian students – mostly students of medicine – who were studying in Ukraine were forced to return to India after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine four years ago.
According to Armie Channa, founder of IUCCI, medical education has traditionally driven student interest in Ukraine, but there is significant potential across diverse academic disciplines. He pointed to a focus on safer regions in western Ukraine, along with the possibility of hybrid and online learning.
Tanya, co-founder of the Ukraine Education Hub, said that hub will be a bridge that connects Indian students and institutions with Ukraine’s education ecosystem. The hub’s focus areas will include enabling student mobility, and strengthening institutional partnerships between Indian and Ukrainian universities through academic exchange.
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