Students of the Khmelnytsky Institute of IAPM took part in the presentation of the educational project "The Future of Universities".
On February 19, 2019, the leaders of the Student Councils of the Khmelnytskyi School of Economics and Law and the IAPM Institute participated in a public project in the area of educational policy "The Future of Universities" organized by the Ukrainian Institute for the Future, an independent think tank that provides intellectual support for key changes in Ukraine and Khmelnytsky Regional Council.
At the event, in the context of key changes in the Ukrainian educational sector, the actual issues of student activity of the future were raised.
The participants of the event were: deputies of the Khmelnytsky Regional Council, rectors, pro-rectors of institutions of higher education, heads of rayon councils, city mayors, heads of united territorial communities, representatives of departments, departments, heads and representatives of non-governmental organizations, scientists, employers, and applicants for higher education.
The meeting began with the introductory remarks of the chairman of Khmelnitsky regional council M. Zagorodny. The statement about the newest directions of the Ukrainian system of education S. Pavlyshyna, deputy chairman of Khmelnytsky regional state administration.
With a welcoming speech I. Yaschuk, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Regional Council on Education, Science, Culture, Youth Policy, Sport and Tourism.
Then to everyone present M. Skiba, the expert on education of the Ukrainian Institute of the Future, moderator of the platform of strategic initiatives "Culture 2025", expert on creative industries of the EU program "Culture and Creativity" of the Eastern Partnership presented a presentation of the research results of the Ukrainian Institute of the Future.
During the meeting of the chairman of the Student Council of the Khmelnytskyi School of Economics and Law (Zhanna Kilivnyk, 3rd year student, specialty "Jurisprudence") and the Institute of IAPM (Alina Rudenko, 1st year student, specialty "Psychology") gave the inteview to journalists of Channel 33.
