The "National Ecosystem of Dual Higher Education in Ukraine" project (DUAL-UA), developed by a powerful international consortium of universities, including Kherson State University, has successfully passed selection and received support within the Erasmus+ program (Capacity Building in Higher Education).
Within the framework of the project, Kherson State University will cooperate with leading educational institutions and organizations:
As well as with foreign partners –
The goal of the project is to increase the quality, relevance, and sustainability of dual higher education in Ukraine through a systemic approach: developing micro-credentials for teachers, administrative staff, and mentors from enterprises; creating a national network of regional training centers for dual education; developing a Dual Education Stakeholder Platform; as well as developing quality assurance criteria for dual educational programs.
Within the framework of the project, Kherson State University is testing a dual education model in the field of rehabilitation. This specialty is critically important for the Kherson region and the entire country in the context of post-war recovery. This is the university's first experience in dual education, and we expect to transform it into our own regional center for dual education.
The implementation of the DUAL-UA project is planned for three years. The project is being implemented as part of the Erasmus+ 2026 call (Call: ERASMUS-EDU-2026-CBHE).
"Congratulations to the partners – members of the consortium – on their victory! Thank you to the Erasmus+ team for their trust!
I would like to thank the colleagues representing KSU in the project – Vice-Rector for Social-Humanitarian and Scientific-Pedagogical Work Veronika Denysenko, Head of the Department of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Oksana Lavrykova, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs of the Faculty of Medicine Nataliia Vasylieva, Associate Professor of the Department of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Viktoriia Vereshchakina, and Lecturer of the Department of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Artem Fursenko – for preparing the project application. Gratitude to Vice-Rector for Internationalization Alla Tsapiv, and the International Relations Department team led by Yevheniia Revenko for their assistance in preparing and supporting the application.
This initiative will not only strengthen the human resource potential in the field of rehabilitation but also contribute to the restoration of human capital in the Kherson region," – noted KSU Rector Oleksandr Spivakovskyi.
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