Denys Arkhypenko on life, learning, and giving back at King’s College
For Denys Arkhypenko, studying in the United States began with hockey. He first came to Wilkes-Barre from Ukraine at age 11, but when it came time to choose a college, he knew King’s College was the place for him.
Now a Finance major, Denys values the close-knit community that makes King’s feel like a family. From supportive professors and staff to friendships that last a lifetime, he says the college provides the guidance and encouragement international students need to thrive.
Beyond academics, Denys has taken part in community events that mean a great deal to him, including organizing a charity hockey game that raised funds for a Ukrainian foundation supporting children and soldiers in need of medical care.
Through a charity hockey game, Denys raised funds to support Ukrainian children and soldiers needing medical care.
Watch Denys share more about his journey, his hopes for the future, and his advice for international students in the full interview video below.
What It’s Like to Study Human Nutrition at London Metropolitan University
When Elia from Iran began looking for a university, she wanted one that valued international students and provided both academic and persona...
AI, Research, and Real Impact: Glory’s Life at Bangor University
Glory, originally from Nigeria, is pursuing his PhD in Computer Science at Bangor University in Wales. His journey began when he was looking...
Nature, Friends, and Psychology: Sofia’s Life at Bangor University
Sofia from Ukraine is studying for her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Bangor University in Wales. She first discovered Bangor while brow...
Emmanuel on Leadership, Opportunity, and Life at Murdoch
Emmanuel’s journey to Murdoch University began with a recommendation from a friend. “It was a friend who encouraged me to apply for the Aust...