WEST UKRAINIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

On 28 January, West Ukrainian National University celebrated the Chinese New Year's Eve. The event was attended by the university administration, academic staff, master's students' mentors and Chinese students.

Olha Lebedovych, a student majoring in International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies (group MVSK-31), brand ambassador of the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy, has been selected for the Study Tours to Poland (STP) programme.

Students of the group ZhPR-21 of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of WUNU, produced news stories during their classes in Media Production.

We are pleased to announce that the Lane Kirkland Scholarship Program is now open for applications. The scholarships are funded by the Polish American Freedom Foundation and administered by the Leaders of Change Foundation. The Kirkland Research Program, an additional strand of the programme aimed at candidates with research experience and reputable positions in the academic world, is also open for applications.

We invite students and faculty of West Ukrainian National University and all those interested in practicing English to join the new WUNU Speaking Club!

The Rector of West Ukrainian National University Oksana Desyatnyuk, together with the Vice-Rectors and the Director of the Education and Research Institute of Communications, spoke with Jan van Zwieten, a member of WUNU's Supervisory Board.

 Tatyana Dukh, a student of MENM-31, shares her impressions of studying at Inholland University:
‘I spent the second half of the second year of my studies at the Inholland University of Applied Sciences, Alkmaar, the Kingdom of the Netherlands.'

The first project team meeting of the WUNU STEM Lab project was recently held at the Education and Research Centre of Communications of WUNU. The establishment of the hub was made possible thanks to funding from the American non-governmental organisation VOVK Foundation and the BlueCheck Ukraine Charitable Foundation, as well as the joint efforts of the International Institute of Communications.

The Fifth International School of World Educational Practices ‘New Way’, which is implemented jointly with the Netherlands Business Academy and is dedicated to communication, negotiation, non-violent dialogue, education, leadership and influence, has been running at the Communications Education and Research Centre of the West Ukrainian National University for a year. The school has once again served as an open international platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience, and has also been an important component in the development of professional networking.

West Ukrainian National University hosted the launch of the international project TURBO: The Universities’ Reaction to Big Obstructions: Building resilient higher education to respond and manage societal crises.