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Within the framework of the signed Memorandum of Cooperation between the Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University and the Limited Liability Company “LIGA ZAKON” and with the assistance of the Educational and Scientific Laboratory of Digital Technologies in Law, a practice-oriented webinar for teachers was held at the Faculty of Law, dedicated to the application of the functionality of the updated digital platform Liga 360. The event became a platform for discussing modern tools that help optimize work with legal information and improve the quality of professional decisions made by both practicing lawyers and law enforcement specialists. Specialists of “LIGA:LAW” LLC presented new features of the system, including improved search for regulatory legal acts, access to case law, analytical materials, convenient tools for working with documents, as well as integrated AI solutions that optimize the process of analyzing legal information and automate routine tasks. Teachers had the opportunity to ask questions to the speaker and join a professional discussion on ways to integrate modern digital legal resources into the educational process. The discussion focused on how the use of such innovative tools can increase the level of practical training of students and develop in them the skills necessary for successful professional activity in the conditions of digital transformation of the legal and law enforcement spheres.

On September 30, 2025, a delegation from the Faculty of Law of the Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, consisting of: Anton Demchuk , Dean of the Faculty; Yulia Fidra , Head of the Department of Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Activities; and Yuriy Hoffmann , Deputy Dean for International Cooperation, had a productive meeting with representatives of the Faculty of Law and Administration and the Institute of Legal Sciences of the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (Lublin, Poland) . From the Polish side, the meeting was attended by: Yaroslav Kostrubyts , dean of WPiA, prof. dr hab. Marek Kulyk , Director of the Institute of Industrial Innovation Dr. Agata Przylepa-Levak Department of Theory and Philosophy of Law Dr. Pavel Klos, Department of Theory and Philosophy of Law and the Center for Academic Mediation The expansion of cooperation in scientific and teaching activities was discussed, which is quite natural given our long-term partnership and geographical proximity. Our joint projects are already working successfully: ✅ Academic Mediation Center (UMCS) ✅ Educational and Scientific Laboratory of Mediation and Correctional Justice (WUN) ✅ CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE MEDIATION RESEARCH GROUP Our common goal is to develop alternative dispute resolution methods in the Middle Eastern Europe region through scientific research, educational programs, and legislative initiatives. Now we plan to expand cooperation to other areas of mutual interest! #UMCS #WPiAUMCS #INPUMCS #VolynUniversity #cooperation #mediation #jurisprudence #internationalcooperation

On October 1, 2025, our delegation held a fruitful working meeting with colleagues from the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Radom (Wydział Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Radomskiego) . The following representatives from the Polish partner participated in the meeting: Dr. Pavel Svital – Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration Dr. Monika Zhuchovska-Grzywach – Deputy Dean for Social Affairs, International Cooperation and Erasmus+ Program Prof. Eva Yasiuk – Professor of the Department of Security Sciences and Criminal Law The discussion was filled with concreteness and vision for the future. We looked in detail at the possibilities for: Joint research and educational projects Participate in grant funding programs Exchange of experience through guest lectures by teachers and students. We sincerely believe that this meeting laid a solid foundation for a long-term and productive partnership. #VNU #Faculty of LawVNU #International Cooperation #uniwersytetradomski #ErasmusPlus #EducationWithoutBorders #Science #Law

On September 19–21, the Volyn Branch team took part in the 15th Anniversary Community Service Training Camp in Kyiv, which brought together active law students from all over Ukraine. The event program was rich and informative. Participants had the opportunity to: learn about professional development planning in the League and beyond from Mykhailo Protsaylo ; to understand the meaning of the “Lygov spirit” together with Darya Stavyshenko ; discuss the main challenges facing the Student League; hear the real experience of active members of the organization; get advice from Vladyslav Kryvoborody on effective communication as the key to new opportunities; analyze typical mistakes in organizing events and ways to avoid them. A separate part of the program was practical tasks and work on projects. Two team members won first place in the field of external relations. And the Head of the Center, Anastasia Bogdanova, received a special award - mentorship from Darya Stavyshenko . The camp provided participants with not only new knowledge and skills, but also a unique experience of teamwork, networking, and leadership development. They returned with a sense of professional growth, inspiration, and self-confidence. We express our sincere gratitude to the organizers, speakers, and participants for the opportunity to join an event of this level and become part of a strong student legal community.

The event was held within the framework of the implementation of the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence project "Volyn Center for European Studies: Green and Safe Neighborhood" of the European Union's Erasmus+ program. More than 100 participants took part in the event in various forms. The Vice-Rector for Scientific and Pedagogical Work and International Cooperation of the Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, Doctor of Economics, Prof. Lyudmila Yeliseeva, the Coordinator of the National Erasmus+ Office in Ukraine, Candidate of Education, Svitlana Shytikova, the Vice-Rector for Scientific and Pedagogical Work and International Relations of the Vadym Hetman Kyiv National Economic University, Doctor of Economics, Prof. Viktor Chuzhykov, addressed the audience with welcoming words. Dean of the Faculty of Law Anton Demchuk and representatives of 9 higher education institutions of Ukraine and abroad delivered reports at the meeting, namely the University of Augsburg (Germany), the National University "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy" (Ukraine), the Pomeranian University in Slupsk (Poland), the West Ukrainian National University (Ternopil, Ukraine), the Interuniversity Research Laboratory "Geography of Cities" (Paris, France), the A. S. Makarenko Sumy State Pedagogical University (Ukraine), the Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs (Ukraine), the Mangush OZZSO of the 1st-3rd centuries of the Mariupol district of the Donetsk region (Ukraine) and, of course, the Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University (Ukraine). The topics of the speeches were quite diverse and interesting, as evidenced by the questions to the speakers and the discussion. Project coordinator Andriy Boyar made a report on the results of the implementation of the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence “Volyn Center for European Studies: Green and Safe Neighborhood” (No. 101085647 – VCES – ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH), emphasizing that during the period 2022-2025, the project held four press conferences, 18 trainings (719 participants: teachers and researchers, school teachers, business representatives, high school students, employees of the justice system and novice lawyers, public servants), four open courses each year (“Intro to the European Union”, “EU-Ukraine: Safe and Green Interaction and Action”, “Sustainable Business Development for a Greener Europe”, “Ensuring Security in the Digital Era: EU Experience”; 345 participants), the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Topical problems of European integration of Ukraine"; a website and a FB page of the project have been created; syllabi of all trainings and courses, presentations of thematic modules, a booklet about project activities, a monograph "Green and Safe European Union" (2023), a brochure "International and European Studies at the Faculty of International Studies of Lesya Ukrainka University" (2024), a monograph "Doing Sustainable Business in Europe" (2025), a collection of materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference (2025), 10 articles in national and international peer-reviewed journals (2022–2025). Based on the results of the work, an electronic collection of conference materials will be prepared and published, which can be viewed on the project website ( https://eenujeanmonnet.wordpress.com /).

The students met with representatives of various police departments. Thus, the head of juvenile prevention Inna Ostapovich noted that young people have a truly unique opportunity to see the work of the police from the inside and communicate with those who protect them. The head of the department of the main inspection, Roman Kachan, informed about the specifics of the work of police officers, about conducting official investigations, and wished the students to always have a cool head. Andriy Ostapovych from VODITTMDZ spoke about the Custody records system, which is already in operation in all units in the region, and about the activities of human rights inspectors. The applicants listened with interest to Igor Dryuchan , an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who is currently an advisor to the Chief of Police on veterans' issues. He dispelled the myth that "the police do not fight" and spoke about his own combat career. Petro Lyubchyk from the rifle battalion is a vivid example of a police officer who has been fighting since 2014. He talked about the specifics of the work of the explosives department of the combat unit he heads. Psychologist Maryana Mykytyuk talked about how she was in the east with the fighters and what psychological practices she uses with her colleagues in her work. She also gave examples of how they currently work with the wounded to restore them. Head of the communications sector, Olga Buzuluk, emphasized the verification of information from official sources and spoke about the specifics of covering police activities. Then there was a familiarization tour on the street. The students were shown how forensic scientists and explosives technicians work. The soldiers of the rifle battalion, the KORD and the special police company demonstrated their area of work. The dog handlers with service dogs aroused particular interest. Finally, the guests were given a tour of the situational center of the Main Police Department, where they were shown the work of the duty unit, the 102 service, dispatchers and other units. Source: https://vl.npu.gov.ua/news/sluzhymo-zadlia-vashoi-bezpeky-tryvaiut-oznaiomchi-vizyty-molodi-do-politsii

As part of the psychological training of future law enforcement officers studying at the Faculty of Law, a binary practical session was held, which was conducted by an invited guest - psychologist, head of the Center for Mediation and Psychology of LNTU, mediator of the NGO "Volyn Mediation Center" Oksana Mayboroda . Students not only gained useful knowledge, but also practiced practical skills: ✔️ how to support themselves and others in crisis situations; ✔️ how to effectively interact with the military; ✔️ how law officers can create a safe environment in wartime. Psychological training and development of practical skills for maintaining the mental health of law enforcement officers in martial law conditions are extremely important for their professional effectiveness and ability to create a safe environment.

On July 25–27, the picturesque Svityaz hosted the National Transition Weekend 2025, one of the key events of the year for ELSA Ukraine. And we have something to be proud of: this time, our local ELSA Lutsk branch was the organizer of the event! Over 100 participants from different regions of Ukraine came together to share experiences, learn and be inspired by ELSA. NTW is an annual event dedicated to transferring strategic directions, knowledge, experience and team spirit from the current ELSA Ukraine board to the newly elected board. The event combines learning, networking and a genuine student atmosphere. “We wanted to create an event that not only conveys experience and knowledge, but also inspires. NTW on Svityaz became just such a place – warm, open, and truly alive,” note the organizers from our center. “NTW’s greatest asset is its people. This weekend proved once again that the ELSA community is not only about professional development, but also about true friendship, support, and mutual understanding,” adds one of the event participants. It was three days of inspiration, productivity and true ELSA spirit! ELSA Lutsk thanks everyone who joined, helped with the organization and created an atmosphere of support and unity. And also – to all the participants who made this NTW so unforgettable. Follow the activities of our ELSA Lutsk branch on social networks, because there are still many opportunities, events and new meetings ahead!

Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, together with the organization "Build Ukraine Democracy", invites students to join the online course "Democracy". Lecturer Eric Putzig is an honorary doctor of the Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University and president of the American public organization "Build Ukraine Democracy". Eric Putzig has been working on a volunteer basis for over two years, drawing on his 25 years of experience implementing US government projects in countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq, East Timor, Cambodia, and others. The Democracy course is an introductory interdisciplinary course that covers aspects of law, politics, history, philosophy, and art. It will be of interest to students of all faculties and educational levels (bachelor, master, or doctorate). Last semester, over 100 students from 13 Ukrainian universities successfully completed the online version of the course, and we aim to expand this collaboration. The course includes: - 20 hours of video lectures in English with Ukrainian subtitles; - 10 hours of practical classes (lecture materials, exercises, cases); - 658 animated PowerPoint slides; - midterm and final exams. Participation in the course is free for students and universities. Upon completion of the course, students receive certificates for 3 ETCS credits, with the logos of all participating universities. Teachers are also provided with the opportunity to participate and improve their qualifications and receive a certificate. Information about your students' performance will be provided for inclusion in your academic systems, as needed. For ease of registration, we provide a QR code and information materials that you can place at your university or on your website.

On September 6, 2025, a lecture “Post-accreditation monitoring of educational programs: first pilots and first results” was held at the Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University . The lecturer was Oleksandr Dlugopolsky , Doctor of Economics, Professor of the Western Ukrainian National University, member of the National Agency for Education Quality Assurance of Ukraine. Among the listeners are the Dean of the Faculty of Law Anton Demchuk and faculty teachers. Professor Dlugopolsky spoke about the importance of monitoring after obtaining accreditation for improving educational programs. The process involves assessing the implementation of recommendations provided based on the accreditation results and the compliance of educational programs with the quality criteria established by the Regulations on Accreditation of Educational Programs, according to which higher education applicants are trained. "In fact, the new action plan for 2026 provides for piloting, launching a post-accreditation monitoring program. We have institutions that have volunteered to be the first sites to test this experiment," he shared. The Faculty of Law was one of the first in Ukraine to implement post-accreditation monitoring for OPP 081 Law.

Today we met young lawyers! Our location is the Faculty of Law of Lesya Ukrainka National University ! Together with the head of the section, Anastasia Sivchuk , we talked about the importance of law in the modern world, its dynamic development, and current approaches to its study and application. We discussed how legal science not only shapes legal awareness, but also offers innovative tools for resolving conflicts and building a just society. We examined why understanding the law is not a privilege of the chosen few, but a key competency for every modern Ukrainian! Do you want to learn to look at the world through the prism of law and join our legal community? Register and become part of the change!

Today we celebrate 32 years since the founding of the Faculty of Law - a place where a professional elite is formed, new generations of lawyers grow, and where the spirit of knowledge, justice, and unity reigns. Over the years, the faculty has become not only a learning center, but also a real family for students, teachers, and alumni. It is here that big dreams are born, professional careers begin, and a history is created that we are all proud of. Thank you to the teachers for your wisdom and inspiration. To students for their ambition and desire for knowledge. To the graduates – for the worthy continuation of the traditions of the faculty. We wish you new achievements, success and many more years of prosperity!