Abstract
The article analyzes the reorganization of university education in Ukraine on the example of Kamianets-Podilskyi National University during the period of Bolshevik rule. The author examines the transformations that took place at the university under the influence of Soviet educational reforms, starting in 1919, when the university first faced the Soviet authorities. Particular attention is paid to the reorganization processes that lasted until the early 1920s, including the transformation of the university into the Academy of Theoretical Knowledge and the creation of new faculties. The author also examines the impact of Soviet policy on organizational changes at the university, which were part of broader processes aimed at integrating higher education into a new system of education that met the objectives of socialist construction.