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Article 30 of the Law of Ukraine "On Education"

Article 30. Transparency and Information Openness of an Educational Institution

1. Educational institutions create open and publicly accessible resources with information about their activities and publish such information. Access to such information for persons with visual impairments may be provided in various forms, taking into account the capabilities of the educational institution.

2. Educational institutions that hold a licence to carry out educational activities are required to provide, on their websites (or, if they have none, on the websites of their founders), open access to the following information and documents:

– the charter of the educational institution;

– licences to carry out educational activities;

– certificates of accreditation of educational programmes, the certificate of institutional accreditation of a higher education institution;

– the structure and governing bodies of the educational institution;

– the staff of the educational institution in accordance with licensing conditions (section "Our Team");

– educational programmes implemented at the educational institution and the list of educational components provided by the relevant educational programme;

– the service territory assigned to the educational institution by its founder (for preschool and general secondary education institutions);

– the licensed capacity and the actual number of persons studying at the educational institution;

– the language(s) of the educational process (Ukrainian);

– the availability of vacant positions, and the procedure and conditions for the competition to fill them (if held);

– the material and technical resources of the educational institution (in accordance with licensing conditions);

– areas of scientific and/or artistic activity (for higher education institutions);

– the availability of dormitories and vacant places in them, and the amount of the accommodation fee;

– the results of monitoring the quality of education;

– the annual report on the activities of the educational institution;

– the rules of admission to the educational institution;

– the conditions of accessibility of the educational institution for the education of persons with special educational needs;

– the amount of fees for study, training, retraining and professional development of learners;

– the list of additional educational and other services, their cost, and the procedure for providing and paying for them;

– the rules of conduct of a learner at the educational institution;

– the plan of measures aimed at preventing and countering bullying at the educational institution;

– the procedure for submitting and considering (with confidentiality observed) reports of bullying cases at the educational institution;

– the procedure for responding to proven cases of bullying at the educational institution and the responsibility of persons involved in bullying;

– other information published by decision of the educational institution or as required by law.

3. Educational institutions that receive public funds, and their founders, are required to publish on their websites the budget estimate and the financial report on the receipt and use of all funds received, information on the list of goods, works and services received as charitable assistance, indicating their value, and also on funds received from other sources not prohibited by law. (This information is available in the sections "Public Procurement" and "Financial Reporting")

4. The information and documents provided for in parts two and three of this Article, unless they are classified as restricted-access information, are posted for open access no later than ten working days after the date of their approval or amendment, unless otherwise provided by law.

5. The list of additional information that educational institutions must publish may be determined by special laws.