
The Department of Ecology and Ecomanagement of the National University of Food Technologies conducts active international cooperation with educational institutions and scientific institutions of many countries of the world. First of all, we maintain active scientific and educational ties with universities of the European Union and the United States of America, in particular, Masaryk University (Czech Republic), Lund University (Sweden), University of Leuven (Belgium), Indiana University (USA) and others recognized international centers of education and science.
In recent years, the department has been actively involved in the implementation of international projects of the Erasmus+ academic exchange program of the European Union. This allows the department to form curricula and the content part of disciplines at the level of the best practices of the European Union.
In particular, teachers and graduates of the department in cooperation with colleagues from leading universities of the European Union are implementing projects:
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Jean Monet Chair "Environmental management and communication in the European Union: towards a climate-neutral Europe" (2023 - 2026);
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Jean Monet Chair "Effective waste management in the EU as the best option for Ukraine" (2023 - 2026);
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Jean Monet Module "EU renewable energy strategy as a roadmap for Ukraine" (2022 - 2025);
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Jean Monet Module "European Union policies and best practices in academic project management" (2022 - 2025);
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Jean Monnet Center of Excellence JM ECO "Jean Monnet European Union Center for the Circular and Green Economy" (2020 - 2023);
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Jean Monet FoodPro Department "European Union Policies, Regulations and Best Practices in Sustainable Food Production and Consumption" (2017 - 2020);
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Jean Monet EcoPro Module "Environmental Protection Tools, Policies and Best Practices in the EU" (2016-2019).



