Future international Anastasia Zakomorna from Berdyansk - NULES offers great prospects

- Tell us about yourself.

- My name is Zakomorna Anastasia. I come from Berdyansk, Zaporizhzhya region. Studied at Berdyansk Secondary School of Grades I-III. № 7. Starting from the 10th grade I started thinking about where I will realize myself after leaving school and get a higher education. My choice was at the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine, specializing in International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies. I am professionally involved in vocals and oriental dancing, I am interested in art.

- Why did you decide to go to higher education?

- Higher education is necessary not only for obtaining prestigious work, but also for expanding one's horizon and gaining professional knowledge. So my choice is obvious! And also, these are new dating, new experiences, new friends, new horizons ...

- How did you find out about NULES of Ukraine?

- I learned about NULES of Ukraine from my friends here and got more information about the Faculty of Humanities and Pedagogics and the Department of International Relations and Social Sciences from the Internet.

- What are the advantages of NULESU in your deciding which institution to choose?

- The advantages that influenced my choice, undoubtedly, were the compact location of the educational buildings and hostels, as well as the beautiful green corner of the Holosiivskyi district of the capital.

- Why did you choose the specialty "International Relations"?

- The profession of an expert of international affairs is interesting. I dream to become a highly qualified diplomat and to represent our country in the international arena with dignity.

- What do you dream about and where do you plan to work in the future?

- In the future I plan to work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. I want Ukraine to take a leading place in the world, to have only positive impressions about it.

Convertion was conducted by Serhiy Bilan,

Head of the Department of International Relations and Social Sciences