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From 1 October 2026, failing to master the material or refusing to study the discipline on the fundamentals of national resistance threatens students with expulsion.

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From 1 October 2026, a procedure came into force requiring students to complete the "Fundamentals of National Resistance" course. This is reported by the publication "Sudovo-yurydychna hazeta". "Судово-юридична газета" ("Judicial and Legal Gazette").
Refusal to study the specified discipline or failure to meet the requirements set out in the curriculum may serve as grounds for expulsion from the educational institution. This provision applies to all students who have failed to fulfil their obligation to complete the course.
The changes apply to students pursuing pre-higher and higher professional education. The requirements are in force for those studying under full-time or dual education forms.
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