Free courses and studies
These universities offer free courses and studies to students fleeing the war in Ukraine.
University of Jyväskylä
The University of Jyväskylä regularly informs the university community and its partners of developments in the situation of the war in Ukraine. JYU provides studies and guidance to students fleeing the war in Ukraine. It offers a chance to apply for separate studies and Open University studies free of charge.
Hellenic Open University
Hellenic Open University, as a sign of solidarity and support of the Ukrainian students, offers financial exemptions for Ukrainian students.
Universidade Aberta
The Universidade Aberta of Portugal recently joined the solidarity campaign going on towards the Ukrainian refugees by offering an online Portuguese course completely free of charge to adult Ukrainian people living in Portugal and wishing to acquire basic communication skills in Portuguese language.
UNINETTUNO
Uninettuno's 'University for Refugees' is now also open to Ukrainians, who can enroll free of charge thanks to the scholarships that the university has already allocated.
Support pages
These universities have published support pages with several measures and actions to help academic staff and students from Ukraine.
University of Ljubljana
The University of Ljubljana offerc specific measures of support and assistance.
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
In the wake of the situation caused by the Russian government's military invasion of Ukraine, the UOC has introduced various measures to support the members of the UOC community who have been affected.
Open University (UK)
The Open University (OU) has launched a raft of measures aimed at helping students and Ukrainians fleeing the war and arriving in the UK.
University of Foggia
The University of Foggia has created 14 fellowships for Ukrainian Students, 5 fellowships for Ukrainian Administrative Staff and 5 grants for Ukrainian Visiting Professors.
Dublic City University
Over 400 students from Ukraine were recently welcomed by DCU as they will be housed in student accommodation over the remainder of the year. Ireland has adopted a centralised model to support students with a National Student and Researcher Helpdesk and a coordinated approach to assisting students so they can continue with their studies.
EUA
The European University Association announced a set of actions to assist the Ukrainian higher education sector.
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