On 10.09.24, the first stage of the new project of the Center of Ukrainian Researchers in Austria took place, which we implement jointly and with the support of various Austrian institutions: Akademiker_innen Zentrum: Wien, die Initiative Nachbarinnen, ABZ”Frauen Berufszentrum Wien, AMS, Check in plus. The main vector of the project is the support of the Ukrainian academic community in Austria, promotion of integration and networking with business. We sincerely thank everyone who participated in the event, special thanks to Mag. Manuela Hargassner-Delpos. The next meeting in the extended circle will take place at the end of October 2024.

oday, the second meeting of the Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of Austria, Vasyl Khymynets, and diplomats of the Embassy with representatives of Ukrainian public organizations and the clergy of Vienna took place.

Important issues of the creation of the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Austria were discussed. The delegate from the Center of Ukrainian Researchers was the director of the Center, co-founder, professor Tetiana Symonenko. The Center of Ukrainian Researchers supports the initiative to create an association, our team believes that the strength of Ukrainians lies in unity

The first international tournament on financial literacy for Ukrainian children aged 13-17 continues these days in Vienna. The Tournament is supported by the Individual Deposit Guarantee Fund, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine within their competences. The community of our Center responded with pleasure to the offer to join an interesting and necessary initiative. The purpose of the Tournament is to consolidate the efforts of state and public organizations of Ukraine. Teams of Ukrainian teenagers from Canada, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Greece, Slovakia, Poland, Croatia, Portugal and Ukraine take part in the Tournament.

Liebe Österreicherinnen und Österreicher,

wir laden euch herzlich ein, am internationalen Projekt “Von Herzen zu Herzen: Du bist nicht allein!” teilzunehmen.

Warum solltet ihr mitmachen? Weil es wichtig ist, der Welt das Bild der modernen Österreicherinnen und Österreicher zu zeigen, die zu Beginn des Krieges ukrainische Frauen und Kinder aufnahmen, damals helfend zur Seite standen und auch jetzt weiterhin helfen.

Unsere Idee ist es, der Welt zu erzählen, warum die Österreicherinnen und Österreicher so schnell geholfen haben, was sie motivierte und welche Art von Hilfe sie leisteten.

Von euch erwarten wir eine Geschichte. Schreibt, warum ihr euch entschieden habt, den Ukrainern zu helfen. Was wusstet ihr über die Ukraine vor dem Krieg und was wisst ihr in diesem Moment? Wie seht ihr das Gesicht einer ukrainischen Frau nach Kriegsbeginn und welche Hilfe habt ihr geleistet?

Jede Österreicherin und jeder Österreicher kann so offen sein, wie sie oder er möchte. Ihr könnt persönliche Daten angeben oder anonym bleiben.

Die Geschichte muss auf Deutsch und aus dem Herzen kommen. Liebe Österreicherinnen und Österreicher, wir möchten eure Namen in der Geschichte und im Gedächtnis verewigen.

Ein Buch ist das beste Gedächtnisarchiv, daher wird auf Grundlage der Ergebnisse des Projekts ein Buch veröffentlicht, das wir der ganzen Welt präsentieren.

Sendet eure Geschichten bitte an die Adresse des Forschungszentrums: forscherzentrum@gmail.com, bis zum 10.–15. Mai 2024.

Zentrum ukrainischer Forscher:innen

The Center of Ukrainian Researchers and the Kherson Maritime Academy held a joint scientific seminar!
The seminar on the topic “Formation of the multicultural personality of modern students” is important for the development of professional competences in international communication in the conditions of global crisis management. Well-known Ukrainian scientists and members of the Center took part in the seminar: Inna Nagribelna, Tetyana Symonenko, Natalia Molodcha, Yaroslav Nagribelny, Antonina Lyashkevich, Alyona Leshchenko, Olena Diagyleva, Viktoriya Dobrovolska, Olena Bezlutska, Maryana Babysheva, Olena Volska, Nadiya Pohorletska. The seminar is of great practical importance.

Representatives of the Center for Ukrainian Researchers in Austria took part in the symposium. There were presentations by scientists from Austria, Great Britain, and Ukraine. Scientists should not be out of politics. The world must know the truth.

The best methodologists in the field of mathematics share their experience. The professor of the Center of Ukrainian researchers in Austria Svetlana Skvortsova conducted a series of methodical seminars and workshops. Teachers and students took part in the seminar. Important problems of the methodology of teaching mathematics and the use of digital tools during the study of mathematics were discussed.

The Center of Ukrainian Researchers in Austria launched a new course “Ukrainian as a Foreign Language”. A training program, concept and principles have been developed. Head of the program – doctor, professor, director of the Center – Tetyana Symonenko. We have a lot of requests from Austrians who want to learn the Ukrainian language. We invite teams, firms, corporations, as well as Austrian citizens who want to learn the Ukrainian language to cooperate.

On February 20, at the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Austria, the Zentrum Ukrainischer Forscher:innen/Center of Ukrainian Researchers in Austria community presented the scientific and journalistic publication Schatten der Freiheit: Erzählungen ukrainischer Frauen die in Österreich landenten. The publication is the final publication within the project, presented in three languages: Ukrainian, English, German.
The event was attended by project managers, professors Tetyana Symonenko and Nataliya Andrusiak, the Center’s Austrian partners Alois Voldan, Herald Jung, Michael Novotny, Walter Hayek, Gerhard Ruscher, and project participants Oksana Beketova, Yasmina Korohod, Nataliya Plahotniuk, and Taisia Novachuk.
The project is dedicated to Ukrainian women and children who were forced to leave Ukraine due to military operations and found temporary protection in Austria.

At the end of 2023 and in the first half of 2024, the educational program for scientists from Ukraine continued. Our Center was a partner in this work. During their studies, Ukrainian educators took part in various events in educational institutions in Vienna. The main directions of the program: modern educational technologies, digitalization of education, dual education, etc.
Professors and directors of the Center Nataliya Andrusyak and Tetyana Symonenko, as well as associate professors Natalya Molodcha, Oksana Denys, Natalya Ovsyannikova, Olga Fast, Tetyana Kovaleva, Oleg Rybak and other colleagues took part in the Program.
We sincerely thank our colleagues from the European Center for Freedom and Independence Olena Bekreniova and Olga Olefir for their cooperation and hope for further work.