The Zakarpattia campus in Berehove is an important educational center for students from countries like India, Ecuador, Morocco, and the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The students from the Republic of Bulgaria are no exception. They are actively studying "Pharmacy, Industrial Pharmacy," participating in scientific research, and engaging in student life.

 

The academic experience at the campus focuses on  theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Students attend lectures, practical lessons, and practice at relevant institutions. Thanks to modern teaching methods and a highly skilled faculty, learning is both effective and engaging.

 

Professor Andriy Hotsulia, head of the Department of Toxicological and Inorganic Chemistry, highlights that a significant part of the curriculum covers poisoning by "volatile" toxic substances and "metallic" poisons. In practical classes, students work through theoretical material, analyze real poisoning cases, and practice methods for identifying toxic substances.

 

Student participation in discussions, combined with the latest research in toxicology, helps build a strong and thorough understanding of poisoning mechanisms, as well as techniques for analyzing harmful substances both qualitatively and quantitatively.

 

Cultural adaptation is another important aspect of the student experience. Zakarpattia is known for its hospitality, diverse culture, and welcoming environment for international students. The campus offers everything needed for a comfortable living and learning experience.

 

Bulgarian students appreciate the high standard of teaching, the friendly atmosphere, and the opportunity to receive a quality European education. This experience will undoubtedly improve their future career prospects.

 

In conclusion, the education of Bulgarian students at the Zakarpattia campus is more than just an academic journey; it plays a crucial role in their personal and professional development.

 

Associate Professor Taras Ivanenko,

Dean of the International Faculty, ZSMPhU