In 2024, AUK launched a Global Corporate Program aimed at inviting Ukrainian and international businesses to become AUK partners and create internships and scholarship opportunities for Ukrainian talents and motivate them to stay in Ukraine and serve their country.
Oleksii Shershnov, AUK Vice-President, who created the idea of AUK establishment and united various experts and investors around it, now welcomed all of AUK new corporate partners as the leader of AUK Global Corporate Program.
At AUK Master's Graduation Ceremony 2025 we had a special moment of signing agreements with partners from Dnipro, Creditwest Bank Ukraine, and MHP, an international leader in food and agri-tech.
We are highly thankful to AUK partners who believe in AUK and the future of Ukrainian students:
- Borys Markov, Chairman of the Board of Directors, CEO of ATB Corporation, and Co-Founder of INSPIRA business club, for signing an agreement confirming the further development and expansion of Dnipro project by establishing the campus and education for bachelor students;
- Igor Tykhonov, the Chairman of the Management Board of Creditwest Bank Ukraine, on endorsing an agreement on providing five scholarships for AUK students of Global Finance program;
- Kseniia Motorina, Head of the MHP youth engagement and development, on signing an agreement on accepting AUK students for internships.
While signing the agreements, Oleksii Shershnov outlined,
"I'm proud that with the great support of such visionary leaders as Borys Markov and Mykola Demchenko we now have AUK in Dnipro, as an example of great cooperation between businesses and education.
We have our first Ukrainian partner of the Global Corporate Program - Creditwest Bank Ukraine, the financial institution that became our partner in the record short time. And today we also welcome MHP, an international leader in food and agri-tech that sees the potential of our students and provides them with many internship opportunities.
We are grateful to all the businesses who support us in growing and expanding US-style education and in creating opportunities for talented Ukrainians to study in their own country.”