Lviv University

What you'll study

The specific curriculum depends on the chosen master's speciality and is not detailed in the admission text. Applicants should consult the faculty or programme pages for module lists, learning outcomes and programme structure for the particular specialisation they intend to apply to.

Entry requirements

Selection for master's study at Lviv University is based on national entrance assessments and, in some cases, university-level professional exams. The documented accepted assessments are:

• Results of the single entrance exam (ЄВІ) for 2024–2026.
• Results of the single professional entrance test (ЄФВВ) for 2025–2026 where applicable.
• The single state qualifying exam (ЄДКІ) 2026 for applicants who took ЄДКІ in specialty 125 "Cybersecurity and information protection" when being admitted to the F5 «Cybersecurity and information protection» speciality.

More specifically, combinations of ЄВІ, ЄФВВ and the university's own professional exam are applied depending on the target speciality. Examples given in the admission text include:

• Admission to music and performing arts specialities (codes V5, V6) uses ЄВІ plus a university professional exam.
• Admission to the cybersecurity speciality F5 accepts ЄВІ and the 2026 ЄДКІ taken in speciality 125.
• Multiple education, social sciences, business, IT and other specialities use ЄВІ together with ЄФВВ (as listed for 2025–2026), except where the applicant is covered by the specific ЄДКІ provision for cybersecurity.
• Applicants to philology specialities (V11) may additionally be required to pass a professional assessment in their chosen specialisation, except for certain named specialisations excluded in the text.

Applicants should confirm the exact combination of required tests for their chosen speciality, since requirements differ by field and some admissions require university-conducted professional examinations.

Career prospects

Career outcomes depend entirely on the chosen master's speciality. The admission text applies across arts and performance, humanities, natural sciences, IT and professional disciplines; graduates typically proceed to professional roles, research, teaching or further doctoral study aligned with their specific master's specialisation.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The admission information does not specify scholarships or fees. Prospective students should review the university's dedicated funding and scholarships pages and contact admissions or the relevant faculty for details on scholarships, grants, tuition waivers or other financial support available for master's candidates.