Ukrainian Catholic University

1. The Metropolitan Sheptytsky Information Research Center, the first structure of its kind constructed in post-Soviet Ukraine, is at the centre of this complex. It features a humanities library, academic and research facilities, and community-oriented public areas.
2. Although the typical active climate needs of library spaces had to be met, passive measures were maximised whenever possible to provide the best user comfort with the least amount of energy use.
3. The Library acquired up to 6,000 items as a result of this successful activity, and it established connections with Ukrainian, Polish, Italian, and Czech publishers.
4. Academic support offers talented students and the university as a whole practical aid. Scholarships for UCU students cover all or part of the cost of tuition and help the university pay the remaining expenses related to each student’s education.
5. At the Ukrainian Catholic University, scholarly activity is organised and conducted based on a dialogue between theory, practise, and scholarship, adding value to educational services in the academic, professional, and social realms.
6. Ukrainian Catholic University is a learning and shaping environment. In order for students and teachers to learn, grow morally and spiritually, and advance professionally, the right conditions have been created. By any international standard, the campus’s rooms, lecture halls, canteen, rest areas, hallways, study rooms, and grounds are all comfortable.
7. The university’s gym, which is on the Kozelnytska Street campus, has a track, table tennis, and equipment for workouts and aerobics. For UCU students, faculty, and visitors, a variety of activities are available, such as dancing, karate, archery, and aerobics.