National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine

Key Highlights

• Public higher-education institution under Ukraine’s Ministry of Education and Science
• Institutional history traced by the university to 1898
• Main academic organization comprises 13 faculties and three education and research institutes
• Active bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD recruitment documented for 2026

Student Life & Environment

NUBiP’s student campus is concentrated around its Kyiv teaching buildings and residences. The university’s current campus page describes 11 student dormitories plus three residences for employees. Accommodation includes both corridor-style and block-style buildings, and residents include Ukrainian and international students, postgraduate students, and doctoral candidates. Placement is governed by university procedures and a housing agreement; applicants should not assume that admission automatically guarantees a particular room or residence. Campus recreation facilities described by the university include workout areas, an artificial-turf football field, and a beach-volleyball court. Academic and everyday resources include an electronic library, the Moodle-based Elearn platform, and student information services. The wider green campus environment incorporates parks, lakes, museums, and a botanical garden, supporting both recreation and subject-related outdoor activity. International students can obtain help from the International Students Office with admissions, invitations, visa guidance where applicable, arrival instructions, residence documentation, recognition of prior qualifications, insurance arrangements, and dormitory placement. Students should request current housing availability, room standards, charges, accessibility, curfews, and emergency arrangements directly before arrival, as these details can change and older published accommodation prices are not reliable for 2026/2027 planning.

Location & Surroundings

The main university is in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi area. Its official postal address is 15 Heroiv Oborony Street, Kyiv 03041, while the Admissions Committee is located separately at Academic Building No. 1, 19 Horikhuvatskyi Shliakh Street. Applicants visiting in person should confirm which address applies to their appointment. The principal campus combines an urban-capital location with extensive green and applied-learning environments. University descriptions identify forests or parkland, experimental plots, a botanical garden, teaching buildings, laboratories, and residences within or around the campus. This setting is especially relevant for subjects that require observation, fieldwork, or work with biological and land resources. Kyiv also provides access to public institutions, research organizations, cultural facilities, and employers beyond the campus. Ukraine’s security and transport conditions can change quickly. Before travel or relocation, prospective students should consult official government guidance and obtain current instructions from NUBiP concerning in-person teaching, entry requirements, transport, accommodation readiness, and campus safety arrangements. Regional subdivisions should be assessed separately because their location and facilities are not the same as those of the Kyiv campus.

Costs & Career Outcomes

NUBiP offers both state-funded and contract-funded study. For 2026, the university described state-funded tuition as fully covered by the government, with admission dependent on competitive ranking and available places. Contract prices vary substantially by subject, degree, and study mode. The university’s 2026 admissions page gave indicative annual starting prices for full-time bachelor’s study ranging from UAH 30,000 in some engineering-related areas to UAH 73,540 in economics, business, and law. Indicative full-time master’s starting prices ranged from UAH 31,200 in some engineering areas to UAH 95,600 in economics, business, and law. These are starting figures, not universal tuition rates; applicants should use the program-specific 2026/2027 fee table before signing a contract. The university states that contract tuition is normally paid by semester and that students may apply through their faculty for installment arrangements. Housing, insurance, document recognition, travel, food, and personal expenses should be budgeted separately. No sufficiently current official 2026/2027 international tuition and accommodation price schedule was verified, so international applicants should request a written itemized quotation. Career preparation is closely connected to NUBiP’s applied subject mix and its research laboratories, experimental farms, stations, and industry-facing work. Potential sectors include agriculture, food production, forestry, environmental management, veterinary services, land administration, engineering, energy, IT, business, and public service. Outcomes will vary by program; no current institution-wide employment rate or graduate salary figure was verified.