University Executive Team Reviews Preparations for the New Academic Year
The executive team of Kyiv University of Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine held its regular meeting on 2 September 2026.
The meeting considered key aspects of the University’s work and its preparations for the 2026/2027 academic year.
A principal agenda item was the readiness of academic departments and administrative units for the new year. Reports were presented by Vice-Rector for Academic and Methodological Affairs Serhii Matvieiev; Head of the Department of General Legal Theory, Social Sciences and Humanities Olena Romanova; Head of the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure Valerii Andrusiv; Head of the Department of International and Private Law Eduard Rehushevskyi; and Head of Educational Quality Assurance, Accreditation and Licensing Olena Dobrotvor.
The speakers reported on their units’ readiness, staffing and teaching resources, and the immediate tasks involved in organising teaching and learning. They also outlined their priorities for the start of the academic year.
Particular attention was paid to ensuring that students, academic staff and other employees observe safety rules.
At the close of the meeting, the executive team heard from the University’s Rector, Professor Yurii Boshytskyi.
In his address, the Rector reflected on many years of work and the University’s principal achievements during his tenure. He noted that the University had educated 18,000 students. He highlighted the development of a rich cultural and educational environment: nine museums have opened on campus and now form an important part of the University’s teaching, research and cultural activities.
The Rector also reflected on international cooperation. Around 30 agreements with international partners were signed during his tenure, expanding the University’s international connections and supporting joint educational and research initiatives. He identified academic publishing as another significant achievement: the University has published 11 encyclopaedias, making a substantial contribution to its academic and cultural life.
The Rector noted that the University currently runs ten youth projects that support student initiatives, develop creative potential and encourage active citizenship. He also highlighted support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. University staff regularly contribute to assistance for Ukrainian defenders, demonstrating solidarity, patriotism and a sense of responsibility in the face of national challenges. Concluding his address, he thanked everyone for their productive cooperation, support and contribution to the University’s development.
Kyiv University of Law begins the 2026/2027 academic year ready to meet new challenges, sustain its long-standing traditions and continue developing its teaching, research, international partnerships and civic engagement.
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