Academic mobility of teachers and students

Academic mobility of teachers and students of the Faculty of Economics

The Faculty of Economics of ZNU is convinced that the academic mobility of students and teachers is one of the keys to obtaining and, accordingly, providing quality higher education. Training, internships and research in Europe and the world in general not only contributes to the acquisition of new knowledge and modern practices, but also allows you to keep abreast of current research trends, respond quickly to scientific requests and simply become competitive and in demand specialists. Over the last five years, faculty members of the Faculty of Economics have participated in international conferences, internships or lectures and seminars in countries such as Romania, France, Hungary, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Slovakia, Spain, the Czech Republic, Estonia, the Netherlands, Moldova, Egypt, Turkey.

Lecturers, students and researches have participated in the Erasmus + exchange program, which provides the opportunity to study, do an internship or teach in another country, for a period of 1 week to six months;

The Erasmus Mundus-ELECTRA international program aims to increase academic mobility in order to enhance the capacity of international cooperation in higher education between EU and Eastern universities to address sustainable environmental and energy development through research, education and innovation;

 HUMERIA international project aimed at strengthening cooperation in the humanities, education, research, international cooperation and art between EU and ENPI universities (European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument) in order to improve institutional cooperation and interaction between partner members and, in particular, to draw the attention of senior officials to strategies to strengthen the internationalization of education.

Academic mobility of students of the Faculty of Economics

2015-2020

• 2013/2014 (Oldenburg University, Germany on the project "The Erasmus Mundus project - ELECTRA") graduate student D. Kulish.
• 2014/2015 (Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic under the HUMERIA program) K. Merkulov.
• 2015/2016 (internship program "The Erasmus Mundus project - ELECTRA" in Bulgaria, Italy) Korobov O., Guba A. and Chowdhury L.
• 016/2017 (Erasmus + Babes-Boliai University (Romania)) Baigush O., Khokhlov B.
• 2016/2017 (Erasmus + University of Foggia (Italy)) Trilis I., Tsikalo K.
• 2016/2017 (Erasmus + Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic) Gadzikovska O.
• 2017/2018 (Erasmus + University of Foggia (Italy)) Strelnikov P., Chernyavska O., Labenska Yu., Yulpatov M.
• 2017/2018 (scholarship program for students of economics from the CCI of Ukraine and leaders of German business) Pidopryhora O.
• 2019-2020 (scholarship program for students of economics from the CCI of Ukraine and leaders of German business) Strelnikov P.

In 2013/2014, a graduate student went to study at the University of Oldenburg, Germany on the project "The Erasmus Mundus project - ELECTRA" Damir Kulish.

In 2015/2016, Korobov Alexander, Guba Anastasia and Chowdhury Laila won the international internship program "The Erasmus Mundus project - ELECTRA". Our bachelors and masters in "Finance and Credit", "Economic Cybernetics", "International Economics" have the opportunity to take free internships at universities in Italy and Bulgaria. Korobov Alexander since September 20, 2015 is studying for a master's degree at the Polytechnic University (Politecnico di Torino) in Turin (Italy). Training is conducted in English in such disciplines as "Strategic marketing and planning"; "Project management"; "Economics"; "Innovation management and product development"; "Business Law" (Business law); "International and innovative transaction law" (Innovation and International Transactions law). The Italian language course is taught separately. Codon training provides an opportunity to demonstrate to foreign teachers the already acquired knowledge of economic disciplines obtained at ZNU and gain new experience. It should also be noted that on October 22, 2015, Oleksandr Korobov, Master of Economics at Zaporizhia National University, paid a visit to NATO Headquarters together with representatives of Ukrainian civil society and central executive bodies. The visit was organized by the NATO Information and Documentation Center in Ukraine. Alexander won the NATO Quest in May 2015. In 2014/2015, Merkulov Konstantin studied for six months at the University of Masaryk - a higher education institution in Brno, Czech Republic. He received a scholarship to study within the international project "HUMERIA" of the program "ERASMUS MUNDUS".

Konstantin had the opportunity to study five subjects for six months, which he chose independently: "Business Project Management", "Operations Management", "Business Logistics", "English", "Climbing".

The future masters of the Faculty of Economics Baigush Olga and Khokhlov Bogdan successfully passed the competitive selection within the Erasmus + program and received scholarships to study at the University of Babes-Bolyai (Romania) for the autumn semester of 2016/2017 academic year. Trilis Irina, a third-year student, won a scholarship to study at the University of Foggia (Italy) in the autumn semester of the 2016/2017 academic year as part of the Erasmus + program. In the 2017/2018 academic year, Olga Pidopryhora, Master of Education in International Economics, had the opportunity to receive an internship in Germany with the help of the German Economics Scholarship Program for Ukraine, and in 2019/2020, Philip Strelnikov, Master of Economics, majoring in Economics. ", Educational program" International Economics ", was also among the winners of this program, located in Magdeburg (Germany, Saxony-Anhalt) spent 3 months.

The key to successful participation in academic mobility programs is a timely awareness of the potential opportunities offered by integration into the EU's single educational space. Therefore, teachers and students of the Faculty of Economics regularly participate in meetings with coordinators of academic mobility programs. Such presentations of academic mobility are extremely important for our students and researchers, as they not only introduce educational opportunities abroad, but also provide step-by-step instructions on how to participate in the competition, draw attention to its key points and eliminate fear of complex procedures.