Anastasia Shchekodina, a student in the “Finance, Customs, and Taxation” bachelor’s program, has successfully completed her studies as part of the Erasmus+ program

From September 1, 2025, to February 1, 2026, Anastasia Shchekodina, a first-cycle (bachelor’s) student in the vocational education program “Finance, Customs, and Taxation,” participated in the Erasmus+ international academic mobility program, studying at the University of Tartu (Estonia) – one of the leading and oldest institutions of higher education in Northern Europe.

Participation in the Erasmus+ program broadened the student’s academic experience, allowed her to master new educational approaches, and familiarized her with the specifics of organizing the educational process at a European university. During her studies, Anastasia Shchekodina also represented Ukraine in the international academic community, promoting intercultural dialogue and disseminating information about Ukrainian culture, history, and contemporary social processes.

Studying at the University of Tartu allowed the student to familiarize herself with practices involving the use of digital technologies in education, particularly modern online platforms and interactive tools used in the educational process in Estonia – one of the most digitally advanced countries in Europe.

The academic mobility program helped enhance the student’s professional and communication skills, as well as support her further academic and professional development.