From May 12 to May 22, 2026, the National Academy of Management is hosting an exhibition of embroidered artworks dedicated to World Vyshyvanka Day, which is celebrated this year on May 21.
The exhibition features embroidered towels, tablecloths, shirts, blouses, dresses, paintings, decorative pillows, and other handcrafted items created with a deep appreciation for Ukrainian traditions and culture. Each piece is unique and reflects the richness of Ukraine’s cultural heritage, as well as the skill, creativity, and dedication of its creators.
The vyshyvanka, the traditional Ukrainian embroidered garment, is far more than a national costume. It represents a cultural code of the nation and serves as a symbol of identity, unity, resilience, and continuity. Through its distinctive patterns, colors, and symbols, Ukrainian embroidery preserves the history of generations, spiritual values, and the cultural memory of the Ukrainian people.
The exhibition provides an opportunity to explore the beauty and diversity of traditional Ukrainian embroidery while highlighting its enduring significance in contemporary society. At a time when preserving cultural heritage is especially important, such initiatives help strengthen national identity and foster respect for the traditions that unite generations.
We warmly invite students, faculty members, staff, and guests of the Academy to visit the exhibition and join in celebrating Ukrainian traditions, which remain an essential part of Ukraine’s cultural heritage and national consciousness.
On April 28, 2026, a meeting of the University Community was held at Lutsk National Technical University as part of the nationwide mental health initiative “How Are You?”. The National Academy of Management was represented by Oleksii Baula, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, and Guarantor of the Bachelor’s Educational Program in Marketing.
The meeting served as a platform for an open dialogue on the pressing challenges of today, particularly those related to mental health support, the development of personal resilience, and the strengthening of universities’ role in creating a safe and supportive educational environment for students and academic staff.
The event brought together representatives of higher education institutions from various regions of Ukraine, local and regional authorities, as well as experts in the field of mental health. Participants discussed the transformation of the educational environment, exchanged practical experiences, and explored approaches to fostering a culture of care for oneself and others.
Welcoming remarks were delivered by Oksana Zbitnieva, Head of the “How Are You?” Program and Chair of the Mental Health Coordination Center of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine; Iryna Vakhovych, Rector of Lutsk National Technical University; and Andrii Butenko, Head of the National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance. In their speeches, they emphasized the importance of integrating mental health support practices into the daily life of university communities and highlighted the role of education in promoting responsible attitudes toward psychological well-being.
The Academy’s participation in the event contributes to the development of inter-university cooperation, the exchange of best practices, and the implementation of modern approaches to mental health support within the educational process. Such initiatives represent an important step toward building a resilient, safe, and inclusive educational environment.
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The National Academy of Management (Ukraine) and Academy HUSPOL (Czech Republic) have announced the launch of a strategic partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation.
The agreement aims to strengthen the integration of Ukrainian and European education and research through joint initiatives, expand international partnerships, and create new opportunities for students, academic staff, and researchers of both institutions.
Located in Kunovice, Czech Republic, Academy HUSPOL is a dynamic private higher education institution specializing in practice-oriented programs in the fields of management and law. The institution holds the prestigious accreditation of the American Association for Higher Education and Accreditation (AAHEA) and serves as an active research center with its own established academic traditions.
The Memorandum provides a framework for the development of academic mobility, implementation of joint research projects, participation in international educational and scientific initiatives, conferences, and professional training opportunities.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and international cooperation. It is expected to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise while fostering the professional and academic growth of students and scholars from both institutions.
International cooperation remains an important component of the National Academy of Management’s development strategy and its continued integration into the global academic community.
On April 22, the National Academy of Management celebrated its 34th anniversary in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The ceremonial gathering brought together members of the academic community, alumni, partners, and friends of the Academy to mark this important milestone in its history.
A significant part of the celebration was dedicated to recognizing employees for their outstanding professional achievements and contributions to the development of higher education. Iryna Shtuler, First Vice-Rector, was awarded an Honorary Certificate of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. Yuliia Nehovska and Natalia Veselovska, Deans of the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Law respectively, received Certificates of Merit from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. Tetiana Ukhova, Executive Director, and Iryna Kozakova, Head of the Department of Public and Private Law, were honored with Certificates of Merit from the Mayor of Kyiv. Kateryna Dashevska, Head of the Quality Assurance Department, received a Letter of Appreciation from the Kyiv Regional Council.
The event featured inspiring speeches from distinguished guests and representatives of the Academy. Among those addressing the audience were Roman Lunin, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, renowned Ukrainian entrepreneur and philanthropist; Rostyslav Shchertiuk, Honorary President of the Alumni Association, member of the Supervisory Board, President of Saturn Data International, and Academician of the Academy of Mining Sciences of Ukraine; and Ihor Hrechanyk, a prominent Ukrainian contemporary sculptor, head of the “Golden Gate” Creative Association, and creator of the Academy’s corporate symbol, the Golden Marigold Award.
Congratulatory remarks and wishes for the Academy’s continued growth and prosperity were delivered by Iryna Shtuler, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Academician of the Academy of Economic Sciences of Ukraine and the International Informatization Academy, as well as Ihor Paryzkyi, Vice-Rector for Strategic Development, Doctor of Economics and Candidate of Legal Sciences.
Representing the Faculty of Economics, Mykola Sylenko, Associate Professor of the Department of Economics and Finance, and Tetiana Nekhaichuk, Director of Boosters Consulting Group, addressed the participants. On behalf of the Faculty of Law, Oles Varenyk, Doctor of Law, Professor, investor, attorney, and founder of the InvestHub Investment Club, shared his greetings and reflections.
The festive atmosphere was enhanced by a performance of the Uccelli Barocchi (“Baroque Birds”) ensemble featuring Kateryna Boichuk. The celebration took place at the modern cultural cluster “Krakiv”, while a personal exhibition by sculptor Ihor Hrechanyk added a distinctive artistic dimension to the event.
The National Academy of Management sincerely thanks everyone who has contributed to its development over the past 34 years and looks forward to continuing its mission of providing high-quality education, advancing research, and preparing future leaders for Ukraine and the international community.
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On April 16, 2026, a meaningful and practice-oriented meeting was held for PhD students with experts from the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU). The event was organized as part of the preparation for the Young Researchers Forum 2026 (Confirmation).
The meeting was intended primarily for doctoral students enrolled in the Economics PhD Programme, as well as for all participants interested in developing their research competencies and gaining a deeper understanding of contemporary economic processes.
During the event, participants discussed several key topics, including:
Particular attention was given to the practical dimensions of scientific work, enabling doctoral students to better understand the requirements for high-quality research and the opportunities available through collaboration with leading national institutions.
Events of this kind play an important role in the professional development of young researchers. They contribute to the formation of analytical and research-oriented thinking, broaden academic perspectives, and create new opportunities for growth within the field of economics.
The National Academy of Management highly values cooperation with leading public institutions and remains committed to supporting the academic and professional development of its doctoral students through engagement with experienced practitioners and researchers.
