Podillia State University

Podillia State University is a public university located in Kamianets-Podilskyi, one of Ukraine’s most historic cities. The university traces its origins to 1919, when the Agricultural Faculty of Kamianets-Podilskyi State Ukrainian University was established. Over more than a century, it has evolved through several institutional transformations, including its development as an agricultural institute, academy, and agrarian-technical university, before becoming Podillia State University in 2020. 

The university's campus includes modern educational facilities, laboratories, research units, and student services.

There are three faculties within the university: Faculty of Agrotechnology and Nature Management, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Technology in Livestock, as well as five institutes: Educational and Scientific Institute of Business and Finance, Educational and Scientific Institute of Energy, Educational and Scientific Institute of Correspondence and Distance Learning, O. Alekseieva Research Institute of Cereal Crops, and the Educational and Scientific Institute of Food Technologies. 

Home to specialised research centres, a botanical garden, numerous research laboratories, and the Research Institute of Cereal Crops named after O. Alekseeva, the university contributes to innovation in agriculture, food production, environmental sustainability, and economic development.