更新时间：2024-04-24 03:59:39作者：欧曼老师
尤里·费德科维奇·切尔尼夫茨国立大学成立于1875年，前身为切尔诺维茨弗朗茨·约瑟夫大学。这所大学是罗马尼亚的一所高等教育机构，直到1940年北布科维纳与乌克兰统一，它才被承认为乌克兰的高等教育机构。1989年，它的名字改为今天的名字，2000年，它被宣布为国立大学
在学术上，该大学分为16个学院，包括工程、应用数学、生物、经济、法律和外语等。学院共有71个系，每个系都提供各种本科生和研究生课程
该大学与乌克兰其他机构合作，成立了圣经与文化研究中心。这是为了研究人文社会科学领域面临的主要问题而设立的。该大学还隶属于布科维纳科学研究中心，该中心全年开展创新研究项目
自开办以来，该大学已与世界各地的高等教育机构建立了合作关系。国家包括：波兰、中国、罗马尼亚、美国、以色列、德国、奥地利和南斯拉夫。该大学的学生和教职员工有机会出国留学，这是这些国际联系促进的各种交流计划的一部分
该大学位于乌克兰西部城市切尔尼夫齐。这座城市有着丰富而复杂的历史，在1940年被土耳其人、奥地利人、罗马尼亚人和苏联占领之前，它一直是摩尔达维亚的一个城镇。自20世纪以来，切尔尼夫齐一直是一个重要的工业中心，专门从事羊毛和棉纺织品加工、食品加工、木材加工和轻工程
Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University was established in 1875 as the Franz-Josephs-Universität Czernowitz. The university was a Romanian higher education institution until the reunification of Northern Bukovina with Ukraine in 1940 when it was recognised as a higher education institution in Ukraine. In 1989 its name changed to what it is known as today and in 2000 it was declared a National University.
Academically the university is divided into 16 colleges, which include engineering, applied mathematics, biology, economics, law, and foreign languages among others. There are 71 departments within the colleges, each offering a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
In collaboration with other institutions in Ukraine, the university founded the Bible and Culture Research Centre. This was set up to study the main problems faced in the fields of humanities and social sciences. The university is also affiliated with the Science-Research Bukovina Study Centre, which carries out innovative research projects throughout the year.
Since it opened the university has developed partnerships with higher education institutions around the world. Countries include: Poland, China, Romania, USA, Israel, Germany, Austria, and Yugoslavia. Students and staff at the university are given the opportunity to study abroad as part of various exchange programmes facilitated by these international connections.
The university is located in Chernivtsi, a city in western Ukraine. The city has a rich and complex history, having been a town in Moldavia before it was passed to the Turks, Austrians, Romanians and finally the Soviet Union in 1940. Since the 20th century Chernivtsi has been an important industrial centre, specialising in woollen and cotton textile processing, food processing, timber working and light engineering.
