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On January 23, 2024, Mykola Kapitonenko, Associate Professor of International Relations and Foreign Policy, will give a lecture for students at the University of Edinburgh on Global Security and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Mykola Kapitonenko, associate professor of the Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy, published the article "Security Guarantees or Budapest Memorandum-2?" in the IPG magazine

Professor Perepelytsya spoke on radio and television with numerous інтервʼю on the future of Ukraine

We ask you to support the petition for awarding the Hero of Ukraine posthumously to our 2012 graduate from the Institute of International Relations of KNU ("International Information"), junior lieutenant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Ivan TINKOV

1-4 courses of "Bachelor" - the form of studies is mixed (classroom/distance) with the predominance of the classroom format.
1-2 courses "Master" - distance learning.

Recently, cadets of the Military Institute participated in a master class conducted by PR manager of BFK Gulliver, Katerina Shpachuk, as part of the "Reputation Management" course (lecturer – Assistant G.Yu.Khlistun, Department of MMKT).

Associate Professor of the International Relations Department of the IIR gave a few interviews to foreign media on the current situation in Ukraine

December 29, 2023, successful defence of the dissertation of Zholos Taras, a graduate student of the Department of World Economy and International Economic Relations, on the topic: "Synchronization of business cycles of Ukraine and the EU in the context of global volatility."

Professor of the Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy Hryhoriy Perepelytsia made the following reports: "How realistic is it to cut the strategic logistics of Russia with China and the DPRK," "Can Orban block Ukraine's accession to the EU?," "The European Union is hostage to Orban on the decision to start negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU," "Civilizational and geopolitical dimension of the Russian-Ukrainian war in the context of border changes in CEE"