WEST UKRAINIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

 ‘New Economy 2025: New Approaches to Growth and a Sustainable Future’, which has been co-organised for several years by the Department of Economics and Economic Theory of the West Ukrainian National University together with the Oikos Institute – Research Center Bijeljina (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

 West Ukrainian National University actively develops international cooperation. Recently, Yuliia Kmet, a representative of the International Relations Office of WUNU, took part in International Staff Week 2025, which was held at the Poznan University of Economics and Business (Republic of Poland).

 Recently, a vibrant cultural and artistic event entitled ‘European Kaleidoscope: A Taste of Hungary’ was held in Ternopil, organised by the Hungarian Embassy in Ukraine and the Honorary Consulate of Hungary in Ternopil as part of the Europe Day celebrations.

 West Ukrainian National University actively pursues international relations as a strategic vector of its activity. Such interaction creates platforms for the exchange of information and scientific and educational achievements, forming prerequisites for joint project work and attracting new opportunities to stimulate scientific research in promising fields.

 The 7th Eastern European Conference on Management and Economics (EECME 2025) ‘Rethinking Growth – Strategies for Sustainable Economies in a Globalised World’ was recently held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The event was held in a hybrid format and brought together scientists and practitioners from more than ten countries, who presented their latest research in the fields of economics, management, digital transformation and sustainable development.

 Employees of the International Relations Office and the Director of the International Centre for Culture and Development of our university took part in the 6th International Staff Week entitled ‘Rethinking Growth – The Role of Strategic Management Approaches in Global Higher Education’, which was held on 19–23 May 2025 at B2 Ljubljana School of Business (Ljubljana, Slovenia).

 An online meeting with international partners, ‘Partnership Dialogue with The Global Resilience Centre: European Practices of Sustainability and Reforms,’ was held at the West Ukrainian National University. The event brought together representatives of the university community, the National Police of Ukraine, the Netherlands Business Academy and the Global Resilience Centre (GRC, Netherlands) to discuss opportunities for joint work in the field of psychological support and rehabilitation for veterans.

 The Education and Research Centre for Communications of the West Ukrainian National University is actively expanding the horizons of international partnership by involving leading world experts in interdisciplinary cooperation.

 Within the Erasmus+ Staff Mobility programme, Professor Oleksandr Dluhopolskyi and Associate Professor Iryna Humovska paid a working visit to Nord University (Bude, Kingdom of Norway) — a long-standing partner of West Ukrainian National University in the implementation of joint international projects.

 On 16 May 2025, Osnabrück University (Osnabrück, Federal Republic of Germany) hosted an international scientific and practical conference entitled ‘Why does the EU matter? Perspectives from member states and accession candidates’.The event served as a platform for professional discussion between leading scholars from Ukraine and Germany on the current challenges and prospects of European integration.