Ukrainian-German Teaching Network for the Digital Transformation of Environmental Education (Consolidation and Development Phase 2025)

Research project

Duration:

09/2022 - 12/2025

Project volume:

42.779 EURO

Competence field:

Ecology

Cooperation:

Strategic cooperation

Funding partner:

State funding

Department:

Department Wald - Holz - Umwelt

The project promotes digital higher education by strengthening teaching staff and students and developing new e-courses accessible via the MOODLE platform. It supports professional development through workshops, webinars and mobility courses for lecturers, while also creating a sustainable, interdisciplinary knowledge network. This network facilitates collaboration, joint research and the exchange of best practice between Ukrainian and German universities. By connecting the partners and extending its impact beyond the network, the project strengthens cooperation across different disciplines. Overall, it brings together a broad network of partners, including 18 Ukrainian universities, biosphere reserves, nature parks and NGOs.

Contact

Projektleitung

Yuliia Nikitchenko

Projektmanagerin

Prof. Dr. Jan-Peter Mund

Professorship in GIS and Remote Sensing

Dr. Evelyn Wallor

Koordination Master Studiengang Forest Information Technology (FIT) & Dozentin

Allgemeiner Kontakt

Marianna Matviichuk

Projektkoordinatorin

Prof. Dr. Victoria Khrutba

Dozentin an der National Transport University

Funding partner

Federal funding

Europäischer Fond für regionale Entwicklung Land Brandenburg

Partnerships

Practice Partnerships

The joint project will promote digitalisation and sustainable development in and for the region in the future.
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