Attention teachers and scientists! Prospects of cooperation with the Slovak Agrarian University of Nitra

Internationalization of universities is a challenge not only for Ukrainian universities, but also for the entire world society. International cooperation should develop in all three areas of activity – education, research and relations with society.

Delegation from ZNTU led by rector S.B. Belikov. On September 14, 2016, she held negotiations with representatives of the Slovak Agrarian University of Nitra (SUA general information 2016.pdf) and agreed on the promotion of cooperation between universities.

Scientific research is possible in the following areas as part of Horizon 2020 requests:

SFS-16-2017: Bee health and sustainable pollination;

RUR-16-2017: Optimizing interactive innovation project approaches and the delivery of EU policies to speed up innovation in rural areas

SFS-46-2017: Alternative production system to address anti-microbial drug usage, animal welfare and the impact on health

RUR-09-2017: Business models for modern rural economies;

SwafS-11-2017: Science education outside the classroom

The AgroBioTech research center also operates at the Slovak Agrarian University http://www.agrobiotech.sk/en/home/

To create exchange programs of students and teachers within the framework of academic mobility, the Slovak Agrarian University offers for familiarization courses taught in English (SUA EN courses 2016-2017.xlsx).

It is also possible to exchange students and teachers with the Slovak Agrarian University with the support of the national funding program http://www.stipendia.sk/ru/

All those interested in cooperation are requested to submit proposals and CVs of responsible teachers to the professor of the department of software Halyna Volodymyrivna Tabunshchik ( Halyna.tabunshchik@gmail.com ) or to the leading specialist of the department of international relations and work with foreign students Duyko Larisa Mykolaivna ( interdep@zntu.edu.ua ) by October 7.

Department of international relations and work with foreign students