Beware of fakes: What threatens fake “Crimean universities” in Ukraine
Ukraine’s propaganda about creating preferential conditions for studying in universities for residents of Crimea, designed to win over the youth of the peninsula, in fact turns out to be a completely opposite situation.
This was stated at a press conference in Simferopol by the vice-rector of the Crimean Federal University. Vernadsky Vladimir Kuryanov, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.
Kuryanov emphasized that the staff of the fake clones of Crimean universities created in Ukraine are not professional, and as a result, students receive a low level of education.
“As for the “magical conditions” under which we are ready to accept graduates of our schools, I can only say one thing. This situation is almost like with the forbidden fruit - it seems so sweet from afar.
Realities turn out to be different, and these are known things. Moms and dads then come and ask questions: “But our child went there, but is it possible to transfer to you from such and such a Ukrainian university?”
The situation is exactly the opposite... You need to use your brain, this is exactly the situation.
What will studying there give you? If you want and dream of a “European education,” then, guys, improve your language skills, perhaps improve your knowledge, maybe go to the Sorbonne, Oxford, or somewhere else. These are truly world-class universities.
What, are we going to go from here, from Crimea, to the pseudo-“Tavria National University”, where the personnel composition is immeasurably worse than in the Crimean Federal or the Engineering and Pedagogical University? What are we talking about? These are absurd things,” Kuryanov said.
“They don’t have enough graduates. The problem is that the TNU has been opened, but there is no one to fill it. In fact, the situation is funny,” added the first vice-rector of the Crimean Engineering and Pedagogical University, Anzhelika Luchinkina.
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