MANDAJI PAVEL PAVLOVYCH

I spent my childhood as well as all the other years in Donetsk, in the district Tekstilshik. It was a happy time. In those years, it was – the end of the eighty’s, the beginning of the ninety’s, our district was being actively built. And as I was not get used to sitting at home, I was spending nearly all my free time during warm seasons of the year outdoors together with the neighborhood boys. Because of this playing different games we investigated all building-sites and vacant plots of land in our district. I think that this exactly made me like traveling and adventures.

At school I entered one of the first at that time in Ukraine experimental classes with intensive English learning. I studied without any difficulties, usually I had two or three “fours” – not more. Problems were raising only with behavior. I also had a lot of free time and from the first class I started to look for ways how to use it. During the first class I studied the ballet dance. Then it was football, basketball, kick-boxing. And finally in the ninth class I found sport I liked the most – volleyball. Together with my classmates I won the school championship and then the district championship. During this time revealed my love to traveling. In the last school years I regularly took part in the school trips. During this time I visited for several times Slavyanogorsk, Velikoanadol forest, Crimea and West Ukraine. In my last school years I tended to humanitarian sciences, especially I liked History and Legislation. Because of this already in the tenth form I decided to dedicate my life to jurisprudence. But it didn’t happen – due to some circumstances I have chosen economics.

In the 1999 I entered The Donetsk State Technical University, the faculty of Economics and Management, the speciality Management of foreign economics business. And after the first year of study having passed tests I entered the speciality International economics with intensive English studying. First years in the University impressed me much – completely new people, completely different than at school attitude from teachers. And the most important is that already in the second year I was not sorry that I had chosen economics. During the study I found a lot of interesting themes and practical problems, solving which is crucial today for our young Ukrainian economics. This is what I would like to do after graduating from the University.

Almost during the whole study in the University I was interested in the problem of Ukrainian economics outcome from crisis and ways of its stable development. And there is no surprise that the theme of my magister work sounds “The estimation of intellectual property and its impact on the value of the international company”. This theme is wide enough, it includes methodology of intangible assets’ estimation as well as the problem of innovative development of Ukrainian economics – as one of the ways of economic growth in Ukraine.

Concerning my future I must say that I will try my best in order to make a successful carrier in the sphere which I have chosen to be professional for me.