Bachelor’s degree graduates of Tourism and Hospitality Management have knowledge of nature, social, economics and organization-legal fields and practical skills enabling them to run business activity in tourism, recreation, and hotel industry.

Studying the phenomenon of European integration with the strong focus on legal aspects of the process of “creating an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe” our graduates obtain qualifications of Specialist for European Affairs. The graduates are fluent in areas that are a key part of European legal regulations. They become specialists in the scope of European problems and acquire professional skills that are demanded on the European labor market.

Students of Mathematics gain an ability for logical argumentation, and to carry out proofs of mathematical theorems, in particular to distinguish between assumptions and conclusions, to perform complicated calculations and formulate problems in mathematical language for their easier solving, to extract qualitative information from numerical data, use IT tools during the analysis of application problems, and to further develop independent mathematical knowledge.

The B.A. of Philosophy graduates can progress to M.A. programs (e.g.. in Philosophy, Cognitive Studies, Cultural Studies); get a degree which equips them with a variety of transferable skills that are highly attractive to employers.

Applied anthropology students acquire wide-ranging knowledge about human beings (in socio-cultural, linguistic, historical, biological, and esp. philosophical dimensions); learn how to bring about “good live” for the most needy; choose a specialization: intercultural management or intercultural brokering; can participate in research and practical projects as well as in a variety of social roles; are prepared to work in intercultural areas of business, health and education, and for work in humanitarian organizations.

B.A. in Informatics equips students with general knowledge of Information Technology and Information Studies required for professional purposes. The program offers the choice of specializations in software development and information processing, computer graphics, and multimedia or computer network technologies.

The B.A. in Biotechnology is designed to produce graduates who meet employers' needs and are able to take full advantage of the rapidly changing and expanding arena of biotechnology and commerce.