Coordinator of the European Program Erasmus + in the direction of Jean Monet "European Values in Literary Arts", deputy dean of the Faculty of History for International Affairs, associate professor of the Department of World History and International Relations Stanislav Cherkasov took part in the International Conference of Project Coordinators Erasmus+ held on November 28-29 in the city of Brussels. The event was organized by the European Commission together with the Executive Agency for Education of the European Union.
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Today, September 25, at the faculty of History of Zaporizhzhya National University begins its two-day International Conference "Underground space, exploration, research, secondary use". The scope of this research collection is unique not only for academic historians of our university, but also for members of all national science. The importance and relevance of the proposed for consideration and discussion of topics by the fact that the event has shown willingness to participate 40 scientists from leading universities from all regions of Ukraine. Also their thesis for the conference submitted by researchers from the UK, Germany, Poland, Russia and the United Arab Emirates.
Last week at the Faculty of History was held a students' scientific conference and the first meeting of the film club. Events were devoted to landmark date - Ukraine's liberation from the Nazi occupation (October 28, 1944, in the course of the Carpathian-Uzhgorod offensive was finally liberated in the current borders of Ukraine). The event initiated by the Department of Modern History of Ukraine and the Scientific Community of Students, Postgraduates, Doctoral Candidates and Young Scientists of the Faculty of History of ZNU.
October 17 on the basis of the Faculty of History of Zaporizhzhya National University was held the All-Ukrainian Conference "Sixth Novitsky reading". The conference was attended by scientists from the south-eastern region: from Dnepropetrovsk, Kherson, Berdyansk, Melitopol, Mariupol, Yalta, Simferopol, Zaporizhzhya and Kyiv.
