Digital Challenges in International Economics: Participation of Nataliia Vdovenko in the Internship Program of the Research Academy of India
The Department of Global Economics actively expands its academic cooperation with leading national and international educational and research institutions, ensuring a high standard of training for students enrolled in the educational and professional program “International Economics” (specialty 051 "Economics").
As part of the cooperation agreement between the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine (NUBiP of Ukraine) and the Research Academy of India, represented by Secretary General Pankaj SRIVASTAVA, Professor Nataliia VDOVENKO, Doctor of Economics and Head of the Department of Global Economics, successfully completed a two-month research and training program in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India, on February 23, 2025. sites/default/files/u404/png2pdf.pdf; sites/default/files/u404/png2pdf_1.pdf The international internship was conducted in an in-person format at the FATER Academy of India and focused on the topic: "Corporate Finance, Financial Security, and Digital Technologies in International Economics: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Development."
The internship program is deeply embedded in the context of contemporary international economics, where digitalization, financial security, and innovative management models play a pivotal role in shaping the global competitiveness of countries and academic institutions.
The experience gained is directly aligned with the Department's ongoing research in the field of SMART university governance under extraordinary challenges, including energy instability, military risks, and economic turbulence. It also supports the implementation of SMART tools aimed at effective institutional management in the context of digital transformation.
Natalia Vdovenko also presented the Department’s developments related to the integration of micro-credentialing initiatives, including the course “Aquafarming Navigator”, as an example of a digital educational product with both economic and social value. This course is positioned as a relevant SMART instrument for the recovery of agricultural universities in the post-crisis context and for enhancing the active reintegration of veterans into socio-economic life.
As part of the cooperation agreement between the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine (NUBiP of Ukraine) and the Research Academy of India, represented by Secretary General Pankaj SRIVASTAVA, Professor Nataliia VDOVENKO, Doctor of Economics and Head of the Department of Global Economics, successfully completed a two-month research and training program in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India, on February 23, 2025. sites/default/files/u404/png2pdf.pdf; sites/default/files/u404/png2pdf_1.pdf The international internship was conducted in an in-person format at the FATER Academy of India and focused on the topic: "Corporate Finance, Financial Security, and Digital Technologies in International Economics: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Development."
The internship program is deeply embedded in the context of contemporary international economics, where digitalization, financial security, and innovative management models play a pivotal role in shaping the global competitiveness of countries and academic institutions.The experience gained is directly aligned with the Department's ongoing research in the field of SMART university governance under extraordinary challenges, including energy instability, military risks, and economic turbulence. It also supports the implementation of SMART tools aimed at effective institutional management in the context of digital transformation.
Natalia Vdovenko also presented the Department’s developments related to the integration of micro-credentialing initiatives, including the course “Aquafarming Navigator”, as an example of a digital educational product with both economic and social value. This course is positioned as a relevant SMART instrument for the recovery of agricultural universities in the post-crisis context and for enhancing the active reintegration of veterans into socio-economic life.
N. M. Korobova, Ph.D. in Economics, Associate Professor of the Department of Global Economics