About the university
The Kiev Gliere Institute of Music (Ukr. Kiivskyi Music Institute of RM Gliere) is the first professional musical educational institution in Ukraine. It was opened on January 21, 1868 at the Kiev branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society with the purpose of training musicians performing for the musical groups and organizations of the city - the Kyiv Opera, orchestras, etc. On this day the school building was consecrated and classes began.
Education programs
Arts
Arts
Bachelor of Arts
Ukrainian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$1,099
Fee for international students
$1,099
Fee for domestic students
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Required documents for admission
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- Medical Certificate
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- HIV-test Certificate
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- Health and Life Insurance
- Proof of fee payment
- Student visa
- Birth Certificate
- Letter of Acceptance
- Declaration for financial support
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Kyiv Institute of Music P M Glier
st. Leo Tolstoy, 31, Kyiv, 01032
Kyiv
Ukraine
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