WEST UKRAINIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

 The Polish-Ukrainian Adaptation Centre at West Ukrainian National University continues to actively organise outreach sessions aimed at supporting and integrating young people.

 As part of the educational platform ‘International Relations and Diplomacy: British Guest Lectures’, organised by the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy, a lecture was held on the topic “Understanding the Enduring Expansion of Extremist Groups in West Africa” for students on the “International Relations” degree programme. The event was organised with the support of Uiana Koruts, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs and Research, and the International Relations Office of WUNU.

 Recently, Ternopil’s Theatre Square was transformed into a major hub for science, creativity and interactive activities, hosting the long-awaited 13th Science Picnics. The Polish-Ukrainian Adaptation Centre of West Ukrainian National University actively participated in this significant city event, presenting its own unique venue with adaptive games to residents and visitors alike.

 The Polish-Ukrainian Adaptation Centre of West Ukrainian National University recently held another outreach event, which provided the local children with unforgettable experiences, a supportive environment and valuable learning opportunities. On this occasion, the centre’s coordinator, Roman Hakh, and volunteers Yana Peteletska, Yana Nizdropa and Oksana Sokolovska led an engaging session of adaptive games for pupils at the Educational Complex ‘General Education School (Years 1–3) – Preschool Educational Institution in the village of Velyki Haii” in the Ternopil region.

 As part of the educational platform ‘International Relations and Diplomacy: British Guest Lectures’, organised by the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy at B. Havrylyshyn Institute of International Relations, a lecture will be held for students of the ‘International Relations’ programme on the topic Understanding the Enduring Expansion of Extremist Groups in West Africa.

 The Faculty of Economics and Management at WUNU hosted an engaging academic debate entitled ‘Building Team Spirit’, attended by students from the ‘Management’, ‘Human Resource Management’ and ‘Public Management and Administration’ programmes.

 As part of the educational platform ‘International Relations and Diplomacy: British Guest Lectures’, organised by the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy, a lecture entitled ‘Religion, Power and Global India’ was held.

 The second day of the “Science in Partnership” educational and scientific project at West Ukrainian National University was filled with new knowledge, new connections, and hands-on experience. It was on this day that the “Living Science” research phase began, offering high school students the opportunity to immerse themselves directly in the world of experiments.

 The educational platform ‘International Relations and Diplomacy: British Guest Lectures’, organised by the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy of the B. Havrylyshyn Education and Research Institute of International Relations, is offering students, lecturers and all interested parties the opportunity to take part in a unique event – a lecture on ‘Religion, Power and Global India’, which will be held as part of the Europe Days celebrations at West Ukrainian National University.

 The first discussion forum of the new educational project ‘European Dialogues’ took place at West Ukrainian National University, focusing on the theme ‘Ukraine in the EU: the youth perspective’.