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IUEH Recognized for Fruitful Cooperation in the Twinning Program

Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities has been honored for its active participation in the Twinning Program implemented in cooperation with  Bath Spa University (UK).
The Twinning program, which aims to support Ukrainian higher education institutions in times of war, has become a bridge of friendship and understanding between the two universities. A number of important academic, cultural, and research initiatives have been implemented during this partnership. Over the past three years, in the face of military challenges, the Twinning project has had a profound and lasting impact on the entire higher education sector in Ukraine.
The award from Charles Cormack, founder of the Cormack Consultancy Group, was a confirmation of the effectiveness of the partnership and another step towards further expansion of international cooperation.
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ОProfessor Anatolii Demianchuk, President of IUEH, and Alina Kruhliak (Lavreniuk), Head of the International and Project Department and Program Coordinator, received special awards for their significant contribution to the development of the Twinning Program.
«Your strength, resilience, and unwavering commitment to excellence in the face of unimaginable hardship have inspired us beyond words. The way your university has continued not only to endure but to lead, to innovate, and to extend a hand of cooperation has been nothing short of extraordinary. It is with genuine admiration and respect that we present you with this Certificate of Gratitude—a small token to mark three years of a partnership that has moved and motivated us at every step.
We truly believe that the best is yet to come. As we look ahead, we are confident that the rebuilding of Ukraine's higher education system will unlock new transformative opportunities. Together, we can help shape a stronger, more resilient future».
 
With heartfelt thanks and warm regards,
Charles Cormack,
Fonder and Chairman of
Cormack Consultancy Group
Делегація МЕГУ взяла участь у воркшопі з британськими партнерами у Варшаві

UEH delegation took part in a workshop with British partners in Warsaw

On June 17-18, 2025, a delegation from Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities made a working visit to WSPS University (Warsaw, Poland) to participate in a workshop with Ukrainian and British partners. The working group included Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs and Quality of Education Viktoriia Artiushok, Head of the International and Project Department Alina Kruhliak, and Head of the Department of Romance and Germanic Philology Iryna Budz.

Делегація МЕГУ взяла участь у воркшопі з британськими партнерами у Варшаві


The workshop was led by Ian Gadd, Head of the Development for European Projects at Bath Spa University (UK), and was attended by scholars and project management experts from Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities, Yurii Fedkovych National University in Chernivtsi, and Kyiv School of Economics.
During the meeting, the scientists reported on the results of the preparation of a joint report as part of the Pump Priming Collaboration grant project. 
During the meeting, the scientists also discussed the stages of preparation for participation in the new project, analysed the key areas of cooperation, the structure of the future consortium, and agreed on the main tasks, expected results, and distribution of roles within the project. 

Делегація МЕГУ взяла участь у воркшопі з британськими партнерами у Варшаві


Participation in such international initiatives opens up new opportunities for Ukrainian scientists and institutions, helps to strengthen partnerships and ensures integration into the pan-European research space.
We thank our partners for fruitful cooperation and constructive dialogue. The active phase of preparing a joint application is ahead, which will be a significant step towards the implementation of an innovative project at the European level.

Завершальний етап британського проєкту VITAE

The final stage of the British VITAE project

On Wednesday, May 21, the last meeting of the members of the international educational project VITAE 'Building connections: Peer learning resources' was held. It was attended by Oksana Marchuk, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor of the Department of General Pedagogy and Preschool Education.
VITAE is a British program that supports the development of researchers at all stages of their careers. Its goal is to promote the professional growth of researchers by providing resources, training, and standards, in particular through the Researcher Development Framework (RDF). The RDF defines the key skills and qualities needed for a successful career in science, education, industry or beyond.
At the final meeting, which was attended by 48 scientists from 10 countries, the results of the work in the scientific sections were discussed. Scientists noted that today in the international educational space, important issues include the use of artificial intelligence in higher education, optimizing the mobility of students and teachers, and the formation of scientific work based on domestic and foreign experience. The project participants emphasized the need to continue scientific cooperation between the higher education institutions that participated in VITAE.
The involvement of university staff in the international VITAE project demonstrates the high rating of our university in the international arena.
Грант МЕГУ І BatSpa

IUEH and Bath Spa University (UK) Implement a New Grant

Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities together with Bath Spa University (UK) and two Ukrainian universities have received a new grant to implement a joint research project ‘Assessing the impact of the Russian invasion on Ukraine's cultural heritage and creative industries’.
The project is led by  Bath Spa University and is being implemented within the strategic guidelines of the Horizon Europe Programme, which focuses on research in the fields of culture, creative industries and social cohesion. The project aims to assess the material and economic impact of Russian aggression on Ukraine's cultural heritage and creative industries.
In collaboration with researchers from three Ukrainian universities: Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities (IUEH), Yurii Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University (CNU), and Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), three case studies will be prepared. Throughout the project, researchers will meet online to prepare desk studies, which will form the basis for further discussions during a two-day research seminar in Warsaw.
Грант МЕГУ І BatSpa
Alina Kruhliak, Head of the International  and Project Department of IUEH, became the project coordinator from the Ukrainian partnership. The team of executors included Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs and Quality of Education Viktoriia Artiushok and Head of the Department of Romance and Germanic Philology Iryna Budz.
It is worth noting that the teachers of the Faculty of History, Geography and Tourism of IUEH Volodymyr Starzhets and Vitalii Levytskyi actively joined the implementation of the international research project.  Thanks to their professional expertise, scholars play an important role in researching the consequences of armed aggression for Ukraine's cultural heritage.
This partnership opens up new horizons for Ukrainian researchers and will strengthen the role of IUEH as an active participant in the European scientific space.
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The opening of the II stage of the RITA Programme at the Polish-Ukrainian Adaptation Centre of IUEH.

On May 2, the Polish-Ukrainian Adaptation Centre of IUEH hosted the opening of the second stage of the International RITA Programme within the framework of the project ‘UKRAINSKIE CENTRUM TERAPII ZAJECIOVEJ POPRZEZ SPORT OSOB NIEPELNOSPRAWNYCH VO 2. 0‘ (’Ukrainian Centre for Adaptive Sports and Occupational Therapy for Persons with Disabilities"), co-funded by the Polish-American Foundation “Wolnosci” under the programme “RITA - Przemiany w regionie”, implemented by the “Educatja dla demokracji” Foundation. The main partner in the implementation of the project is AZS WSG from Bydgoszcz (Poland).
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Specialised classes for people with disabilities were held at the Polish-Ukrainian Adaptation Centre, which became an important step in creating a sustainable physical and social rehabilitation programme. The event was marked by the active participation of instructors and student volunteers from the Faculty of Health, Physical Education and Sports, who helped to organise and conduct the training.
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The main feature of these classes was the use of adaptive sports games, such as Cornhole, Boccia, Culbutto, Giaccolo, Elastic and Paca-Laca. These games not only promote the development of fine motor skills and postural control, but also improve communication skills, promote socialisation and engage participants in an active lifestyle.
On-site registration of all those wishing to participate in regular classes that will be held at the centre was also organised. In addition, the organisers have already received applications to hold outreach classes with internally displaced people and people with disabilities.
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Parents of the disabled people who took part in the event expressed special gratitude. They stressed the importance of such initiatives for maintaining the health and emotional well-being of their children and expressed hope that such classes would continue in the future.
The Adaptation Centre remains open to everyone who wants to change, develop and actively participate in the community.
Я голосую за мир

The XIX International Public Pupils’ Readings “I Vote for Peace” as a good tradition of our University

On April 29, 2025, the XIX International Public Pupils’ Readings “I Vote for Peace” took place at our University.

This year marks the twenty-ninth anniversary of their founding. of Sciences, Academician Stepan Yakymovych Demianchuk. A talented scientist and a passionate patriot of our country, he considered the idea of peace to be one of the most pressing problems facing humanity, and, accordingly, the main goal of the public student readings held annually at our university is to educate students in the spirit of peace. 

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The coordinator and organizer of the readings is the Head of the Department of General Pedagogy and Preschool Education Liliia Melnychuk.
At the plenary session, the participants of the readings were greeted by honored guests, including our partners from the Bath Spa University (UK). Andrii Korniuk, junior sergeant of the communication group of the Rivne Regional Training and Development Center, joined the plenary session.
The university administration, represented by Rector Vitalii Demianchuk and Vice-Rector for Organizational and Educational Work, Social Affairs and University Development Nataliia Ternovyk, expressed their gratitude to the students for participating in the readings and promoting peacekeeping ideas among children and youth.
Associate Professor of the Department of Geography and Tourism Rostyslav Shykula, who is now an officer in the tank forces and is defending our land from the Russian enemy, expressed his gratitude to the young patriots for the peacekeeping position expressed in their works in a video message.

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Professor John Strachan, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Enterprise at Bath Spa University, said:
"I want to express my deep admiration for all of you at Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities for your commitment to peace, education and international partnership, particularly in these challenging times. Here in the UK, we stand in solidarity with you as friends and colleagues in Ukraine, and we are proud to support initiatives that champion peace, dialogue and hope for the future."
Professor Ian Gadd, Head for Development of European Projects at the Bath Spa University, added:
"We recognize the importance of this event for everyone involved and thank IUEH for organizing this event so well every year. These are grim times and it is difficult to find the right words. We will stand with you, our Ukrainian friends, to help to find the words you need: to tell of your grief and sorrow, to declare your unyielding strength and our unstinting solidarity, and to proclaim that Ukraine will once again be free, sovereign, and at peace”

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This year's readings were attended by a record number of participants - 255 students representing 59 general secondary education institutions from different regions of Ukraine. The collection of the XXIX International Public Pupils’ Readings “I Vote for Peace” includes words of support and condolences from the international community (Great Britain, Ireland, Turkey).

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The youngest students of preschool education also joined the readings by preparing creative works on the issue of peace preservation for the exhibition

Я голосую за мир

For the third year in a row, this year's readings are part of the project “I Vote for Peace: Cooperation and Compassion in Time of War,” which is being implemented jointly with the Bath Spa University with the support of Research England and the UK for Research and Innovation.