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Old Academy (Mazepa) Building 11 Monastery in 1703 as a building for the Academy and The Annunciation (Congregation) Church 12 Built in 1732 upon the project by I.Shedel, a German-Ukrainian architect, as a family chapel for Kyiv-Mohyla Academy students
Research Library Arts Library Science Archive Archive Doctoral School
NaUKMA Building 10 Tetiana and Omelyan Antonovych Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) Library
NaUKMA Historical and Museum Centre
Laboratory of Historical Studies (NaUKMA Museum): Halshka Hulevychivna House (17th century) The Saint Spirit (Refectory) Church (18th century) 15 Cookhouse of the Brotherhood Monastery (18th century) 14 The House of the Brotherhood Monastery’s Hegumen 17 Sundial (18th century) 13
NaUKMA Building 1 1 Built in the 19th century by architect A.Melenskyi
NaUKMA President’s Office Philology Library Faculty of Computer Science Faculty of Humanities Students Registration Department
NaUKMA Building 2 2
Faculty of Natural Sciences Laboratories Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Publishing House
NaUKMA Building 3 3 The Circle (Kovnir’s) building, its basis was a belfry built by architect S.Kovnir in 1856-59
Faculty of Natural Sciences University Department of English University Department of Physical Culture and Gymnasium University Department of Ukrainian Ukrainian-Canadian English Language School Students Housing Department Trapezna Cafeteria |
NaUKMA Building 4 4
Faculty of Law James Mace Memorial Library and Archive Kyiv-Mohyla Business School (kmbs) Kyiv-Mohyla School of Journalism School for Policy Analysis Victor Kytasty American Library Student Brotherhood NaUKMA Job and Career Centre Omelyan Pritsak Library-Museum-Archive
NaUKMA Culture and Arts Centre 4a
Olena Zamostian Arts Gallery «ПідWALL» Gallery Students Cafeteria
NaUKMA Building 5 5
PR Office FR Office International Office Research Department
NaUKMA Building 6 6
Faculty of Economics Faculty of Social Sciences and Social Technologies Volodymyr Poltavets School of Social Work School of Public Health
NaUKMA Building 7 7
NaUKMA Building 8 8
Master’s Programs
NaUKMA Building 9 9 Built in 1778 by NaUKMA alumnus, a Ukrainian architect I.Hryhorovych-Barskyi as students’ house
Law Clinics KMA Educational Studies |