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A dialogue on Ukraine’s European future
Attention WUNU students: a survey from our partners at the B2 Ljubljana Business School (Slovenia)
International Student Conference: ‘The Modern Paradigm of Foreign-Language Business Communication: Leading International Practices and Intercultural Integration’
The staff of the Department of Foreign Languages and ICT at West Ukrainian National University, in collaboration with its partners—Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Marmara University (Turkey), the Vienna University of Teacher Education (Austria), the B2 Ljubljana Business School (Slovenia), WSB Academy in Dąbrowa Górnicza (Poland), the Georgian-American University (Georgia) and the University of Rzeszów (Poland) — organised an international scientific and practical student conference entitled ‘The Modern Paradigm of Foreign-Language Business Communication: Leading International Practices and Intercultural Integration".
Mock court hearing on a civil case
Grand ceremony to award master’s diplomas to graduates of the Faculty of Law
WUNU representatives joined the international environmental project ‘Water for Life’ in Sweden
As part of efforts to expand international cooperation and implement innovative strategies for sustainable development, staff from the International Centre for Culture and Development, along with students Khrystyna Kazmirchuk, Viktoriia Mazurenko and Viktor Slabodukh from the B11 ‘Philology’ programme at West Ukrainian National University, took part in a working visit to the city of Ronneby (Sweden). The trip, which took place from 20 to 22 April 2026, was part of the ‘Water for Life’ project, funded by the Swedish International Centre for Local Democracy (ICLD).
The Student Eco-Fair: a step towards a sustainable future
A student eco-fair entitled ‘The Earth – Our Shared Project’ was recently held to mark Earth Day. The event was organised by students from the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy of B. Havrylyshyn Institute of International Relations, who are enrolled in the International Relations programme. The event took place as part of the activities of the ‘International Studio for Sustainable Development’ teaching laboratory (coordinator – Associate Professor of the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy, Nataliia Karpyshyn).