Consultation of the International Relations Department at the Faculty of Education on Submitting Project Applications
Representatives of the International Relations Department of Kherson State University, together with the Vice-Rector for International, Social-Humanitarian and Scientific-Pedagogical Affairs, Veronika Denysenko, held an online consultation for the working groups of the Faculty of Education on preparing international Erasmus+ project applications. During the meeting, participants discussed key requirements, priorities, and opportunities for cooperation within European educational programs, receiving valuable recommendations for project submission.
On November 25, 2025, a substantive meeting was held between representatives of the International Relations Department of Kherson State University and the working groups of the Faculty of Education regarding the creation and submission of project applications.
The online consultation focused on the university’s opportunities to participate in Erasmus+ programs, including Jean Monnet modules and chairs, as well as Erasmus KA2 competitions. The slides presented during the meeting highlighted key areas of work, requirements for such applications, analysis of previous submissions, and the potential for collaboration within European educational initiatives.
The Dean of the Faculty, Professor Liubov Petukhova, emphasized the importance of the Faculty of Education’s participation in project activities, noting that such programs open new opportunities for academic development, internationalization, and the expansion of faculty partnerships.
During the meeting, participants discussed the key objectives and priorities of upcoming competitions, with particular attention to the European dimension, interdisciplinarity, the innovative potential of applications, and the prospects for submitting projects in 2026. The collaborative atmosphere facilitated an open exchange of ideas, questions, and practical recommendations for preparing competitive applications.
The Faculty of Education continues to plan strengthening its participation in international grant programs, supporting faculty members in their initiatives.
We sincerely thank Vice-Rector for International, Social-Humanitarian, and Scientific-Pedagogical Affairs Veronika Denysenko and the International Relations Department team for the informative consultation and professional support in project activities.