International organizations
The University is a member of the following international organizations:
EUA unites more than 850 HEIs from 49 European countries. EUA plays a crucial role in the Bologna process and in influencing EU policies on higher education, research and innovation. Through continuous interaction with a number of other European and international organizations, EUA ensures that the independent voice of European universities is heard.
EUA provides members with significant opportunities to share best practices by participating in joint activities involving a wide range of HEIs. The Association creates unique opportunities for participation in the formation of European policies and initiatives related to higher education and research.
EBN is a non-profit organization that serves the European global people community which uses innovative business as a driving force for regional (economic, sustainable and social) development.
EBN initiatives include EU|BIC certification, development and quality business support programs dissemination, promotion and cooperation in projects initiation, etc.
There are more than 106 EU|BIC certified members and more than 43 associate members supporting over 36 000+ innovative companies in more than 35 countries with one common goal: to promote better well-being through entrepreneurial innovation.
EAIE is the European expertise, networks and resources center in the field of higher education internationalization.
EAIE provides a platform for learning, communication, and knowledge sharing. The activities of the Association are aimed at helping professionals succeed in their work by providing academic and non-academic professionals with best practices and effective solutions to address internationalization issues and offering a platform for strategic exchange. The Association cooperates with key stakeholders and institutions, seeking to promote and stimulate responsible international education in Europe and beyond.
The University has been a member of the Association since 1996.
SEFI is a non-profit international organization, and is considered to be thelargest network of engineering education participants in Europe, operating since 1973.
SEFI members are higher engineering education institutions, rectors, deans, professors, students, as well as companies and other international associations and societies working in this field. SEFI’s mission is to promote the development and improvement of engineering education in Europe, emphasize the need for engineering education and strengthen the image of both engineering education and engineering education professionals in society.
The University has been a member of the Association since 1996.
EDEN exists to exchange knowledge and improve understanding between distance and e-learning professionals, as well as to promote policies and practices across Europe and beyond.
With more than 180 institutional members and over 1,100 members in the Network of Academics and Professionals (NAP), EDEN helps a wide range of institutions, networks, and individuals engage in professional information and networking activities. This is done through the organization of recognized European conferences, publications, and information services, as well as through active participation in a wide range of important EU projects.
The University has been a member of EDEN since 1996.
Global NEST is an international association of scientists, technologists, engineers, and other stakeholders involved in all scientific and technological aspects of the environment, as well as in the application of methods aimed at sustainable development. The main purpose of the Organization is to support and promote the dissemination of information on the most modern methods of improving quality of life based on the development and application of technologies and policies that are environmentally friendly.
The University has been a member of the Association since 1996.
BSUN was founded in 1997 with the aim of developing cooperation and mutual exchange in the educational, scientific, and cultural spheres among universities and other institutions of the member states of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization (BSEC). BSUN activities are aimed at achieving the goals of the BSEC and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization (PABSEC) to transform the Black Sea region into a region of peace, freedom, stability, and prosperity through mutual cooperation. The BSUN network cooperates and maintains contacts with other international and regional associations of local authorities, the BSEC Business Council, the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, and the International Black Sea Club.
The university has been a member of the network since 1996.
The purpose of the Alliance is to expand cooperation and actively exchange modern teaching methods, respond to contemporary challenges during a pandemic, and create conditions for the provision of high-quality distance education using digital technologies. The priority areas of activity include:
- The development of academic mobility for scientific and pedagogical staff
- The creation of teaching and research teams
- The establishment of joint laboratories and educational centers
- The implementation of modern online learning technologies, etc.
The Alliance unites 92 Chinese and 49 Ukrainian HEIs. Our University joined it on June 23, 2021.