Mukachevo State University

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Mukachevo State University (MSU) is a modern higher educational institution of European standard, which trains highly qualified specialists in all educational and qualification levels. University was created (Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated August 27, 2008, No. 1152-r and the Order of the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine dated September 1, 2008, No. 794 "On Reforming the Higher Educational Institutions of III-IV accreditation levels subordinated to the Ministry of Education") based on Mukachevo Technological Institute and Mukachevo Humanities-Pedagogical Institute.
The Mukachevo Technological Institute had functioned in Mukachevo since 1995 (according to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 518 on July 14, 1995), as an affiliate of Podillya Technological University (Khmelnytsky). It initiated the training of higher education specialists in Economics and Technology. In 1997, MTI became an independent unit.
The history of Vinogradiv State College of MSU dates back to 1997, when it first functioned as Vynohradiv Polytechnic School, then Vynogradiv Technological College. Since 2008 it has been operating as the Vynohradiv State College of Mukachevo State University and prepares graduates.
The training of specialists is carried out by 17 departments, 13 of which are graduating. There are 248 faculty members, among them 21 Doctors of Sciences and 106 Ph.D. holders. Lately, postgraduate study in Economics and Pedagogy has been opened. The institution has two hostels that provide placement for all the students.
The university has developed and implemented continuous computer training based on a complete computer training program for each specialty and has the appropriate logistical, software, and methodological support. The total number of computers today is 497 units. All computers are unified by the local network, which connects the university's corps and units to the Internet, enabling students to use all kinds of its services. The university's structure also includes a scientific library with five reading rooms and 188 study places, the Transcarpathia Museum of Applied Arts, and Student Fashion House.

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