About Vinnytsia Institute of Trade and Economics of State University of Trade and Economics (VITE SUTE)

VITE SUTE has extensive experience of catering for educational and professional needs of future specialists for more than 55 years. It is the only educational institution in Vinnytsia region that has Quality Management System Certificate in higher education ISO 9001. The number of students of the Institute is about 4000. VITE students qualify in Public Administration, Social Security, Journalism, Economics, Management, Tourism, Law, Entrepreneurship and Trade, Law, Information Systems and Technologies, Philology and Psychology. VITE SUTE also offers formal education and non-formal education for school students and adults. It provides courses and training for public authority employees, managers of enterprises and individuals in financial literacy, social and sustainable entrepreneurship, audit and accounting, business administration, communicative management, creative management. VITE SUTE offers a diverse range of elective courses focused on transversal skills, equipping young people with the entrepreneurial mindset and adaptability needed to navigate the ever-evolving labor market throughout their careers, in particular “Recruitment, training and staff development”, “Innovative entrepreneurship and start-up project management”, “Transformational leadership”, “Creative management solutions”, “Economics of innovation”, “Cross-cultural management”, etc. The teaching staff (around 150 permanent employees), more than 80% of whom have Ph. D.s and are doctors of sciences, preserves the unique scientific potential and long traditions and has provided students with a high-quality education for decades. Also, the teachers of the Institute are certified in PBL, GBL, and Inclusive Education and have considerable experience in conducting training, coaching sessions, masterminds, and mentoring programs.

The Institute successfully implements international educational projects to expand the economic and social opportunities of forcibly displaced people, older people, and people with special needs.