On May 26, 2026, as part of their practice-oriented education, students of the Faculty of Law of the National Academy of Management visited the Supreme Court of Ukraine. The visit was designed to deepen their professional knowledge and provide future legal professionals with firsthand insight into the work of the country’s highest judicial institution.

During the visit, students learned about the history of the Supreme Court, its role within Ukraine’s judicial system, and its function in ensuring the uniform application of legal norms and consistency in judicial practice. Participants also gained valuable knowledge about the organization of the Court’s work and the responsibilities of judges, judicial assistants, and court administration staff.

Special attention was devoted to the history of the Klov Palace, a distinguished eighteenth-century architectural landmark that now houses the Supreme Court. Students explored the historical significance of the building, its architectural features, and its transformation throughout different periods of Ukrainian history.

A particularly memorable part of the visit was the opportunity to enter the courtrooms where cases of significant importance to the development of legal practice and the national legal system are considered. This experience allowed students to better understand the practical functioning of the judiciary and the role of courts in upholding the rule of law.

Educational visits of this kind help bridge the gap between theoretical study and professional practice, enabling students to develop a deeper understanding of the legal profession and the functioning of judicial institutions. Such experiences play an important role in preparing future lawyers for successful careers in the legal field.

The Academy Stadium became a vibrant hub of sporting life in the district, bringing together athletes, young people, local residents, and distinguished guests. On 25 May 2026, it hosted a landmark sporting event — the final stage of the SOLOMYANKA CUP 2026 football tournament.

Alongside representatives of the Solomyanskyi District Administration and the Academy’s leadership, the event was attended by Ukrainian football legend Vladyslav Vashchuk, renowned television presenter Andrii Dzhedzhula, and comedian Ruslan Khanumak.

The Academy Stadium is part of a modern sports complex designed as a multifunctional space for sports, physical activity, and active recreation. Its facilities include a football pitch, a basketball court, tennis courts, and padel courts, providing a wide range of opportunities for physical development and an active lifestyle.

The development of modern sports infrastructure on the Academy’s grounds represents an important contribution to youth development, the promotion of sport, and the fostering of an active and healthy society.

From May 21 to 24, 2026, the National Academy of Management participated in the Career Festival, a large-scale event that brought together young people, educators, employers, and everyone seeking professional growth and new opportunities.

During the festival, the Academy presented its academic programs and highlighted the wide range of opportunities available to students, including international projects, research activities, practical training, and pathways to building successful careers.

Visitors had the opportunity to learn more about contemporary professions, ask questions, receive career guidance, and explore their own professional development trajectories.

One of the most valuable outcomes of the event was the establishment of new professional contacts, partnerships, and networking opportunities. These connections create additional prospects for cooperation, internships, and future employment opportunities for the Academy’s students and graduates.

Participation in the Career Festival reflects the Academy’s commitment to supporting students in their professional development and strengthening collaboration with employers and industry representatives. Such initiatives help bridge the gap between education and the labor market, ensuring that graduates are well prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the modern professional environment.

Together, we are shaping a future where education serves as the foundation for achievement, innovation, and lifelong success.

The National Academy of Management is pleased to invite students, researchers, and academic staff to an open guest lecture by Anna Lehtonen, an internationally recognized speaker, Co-Leader of the Erasmus+ CREA+BIRD Project, member of the Eco-Social Sustainability and Education (ESSE) Research Group, and Doctoral Researcher in Futures Education at the Institute for Educational Research, University of Jyväskylä (Finland).

Lecture Topic: “Sustainability Competencies for Resilience in Times of Polycrisis”

The lecture will explore how sustainability competencies extend far beyond environmental issues and encompass humanity’s ability to adapt, respond, and preserve core values in a rapidly changing world.

Anna Lehtonen will address the question: Can education serve as a shield against contemporary crises? She will introduce the concept of polycrisis as an interconnected set of climate, social, and economic challenges that require not only knowledge but also psychological and social resilience.

Participants will gain insights into how creative approaches and systems thinking can help transform anxiety about the future into constructive action and meaningful engagement with global challenges.

The lecture will be of particular interest to students, researchers, educators, and professionals interested in sustainability, resilience, future-oriented education, and social transformation.

Date and Time:
Monday, May 18, 2026
3:00 PM (Kyiv time)

Registration:
https://forms.gle/F9kAt3zrZCtsTkAY6

We warmly invite everyone interested in the future of education, sustainable development, and resilience-building to join this inspiring international event.

On May 15, 2026, the National Academy of Management hosted a lecture by a legal practitioner on the topic “Challenges of Legal Regulation of Ecocide in Ukraine in Light of New European Directives.”

The speaker was Viktor Checherskyi, Doctor of Law, Professor, and Head of the Organizational and Analytical Department of the Specialized Environmental Prosecutor’s Office of the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.

During the lecture, participants explored current issues related to the qualification of ecocide as an international crime, the collection and preservation of evidence, and the current state of pre-trial investigations concerning large-scale environmental damage caused by the armed aggression against Ukraine.

Particular attention was devoted to the analysis of new European approaches to the legal regulation of environmental crimes, the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation with the legal framework of the European Union, and the practical challenges faced by law enforcement authorities in documenting environmental offenses.

The lecture attracted considerable interest from academic staff, doctoral students, and students of the Academy, providing an important platform for discussing contemporary issues in environmental law and international justice.

The Academy’s community expresses its sincere gratitude to Professor Viktor Checherskyi for delivering an insightful, highly professional, and exceptionally relevant lecture. His practical expertise and experience offered participants valuable perspectives on current legal challenges and contributed significantly to the development of modern legal thinking in the fields of environmental protection and international environmental law.