CIVICA supports initiatives on Ukraine
CIVICA enhances support for Ukrainian academic institutions in a new phase of academic cooperation initiative until 2026.
The 'CIVICA for Ukraine' project aims to develop and strengthen cooperation and dialogue between the CIVICA alliance and the academic communities of selected Ukrainian universities, particularly in the social sciences, humanities, management, and public policy. The project includes a variety of activities for students, doctoral candidates, faculty and staff exchanges from Ukrainian universities, such as conferences, study visits, internships, summer schools, seminars, workshops, and more.
As part of the NAWA initiative 'Solidarity with Ukraine', the project is led by SGH Warsaw School of Economics and it involves all CIVICA universities and five Ukrainian universities; Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman (KNEU), Vasyl’ Stus Donetsk National University (DonNU), Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv (UKU), National University “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy" (NaUKMA) and Kyiv School of Economics (KSE).
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Call for Ukrainian Scholar Short Visits
Faculty and postdoctoral researchers from Ukrainian partner institutions (KSE, KNEU, NaUKMA, UCU and DonNU) are invited to submit proposals for a short visit, up to 5 working days, at a CIVICA university.
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Achievements from the first phase of CIVICA for Ukraine
The achievements of CIVICA for Ukraine in 2023 include the implementation of 9 activities, during which 117 mobility experiences for Ukrainian participants were organised (51 students and doctoral candidates, 66 academic and administrative staff), including 34 short staff and faculty visits. The Project's 2023 results encompass 5 reports: on the challenges and needs of Ukrainian universities; on the students’ vision for Ukraine's recovery; analysis of good practices in CIVICA universities as a summary of study visits; CIVICA and Ukraine Universities students associations database; and a report from the Observer track in FuturEU, as well as videos, speeches, essays, presentations, and publications by students and scholars at CIVICA events, along with numerous publications in SGH Warsaw School of Economics, CIVICA, and Ukrainian university media and social media under the hashtag #CIVICA4Ukraine.
Initiatives of the CIVICA universities on Ukraine
The CIVICA alliance and its member universities are committed to acting as an open university dedicated to fostering respectful dialogue, to the protection of academic freedom, autonomy and knowledge exchange, and to the fundamental EU values of justice, tolerance and solidarity.
Equally moved in this spirit, the CIVICA member universities - including the two new added partners IE University and SGH Warsaw School of Economics - are actively working to support all those who are currently at risk. You can find the initiatives and activities in solidarity with Ukraine, launched and supported by the CIVICA universities below.
Bocconi University and its Lab for European Studies - BLEST launched UASI (Ucraina - Supporto e Informazione), an initiative to collect and provide accessible information for people arriving in Italy from Ukraine. UASI engages with local, not-for-profit organisations that help people fleeing Ukraine and provides guidance in Italian, Ukrainian and Russian on legal and practical issues upon arrival in Italy.
Find out more here >>(in Italian, Ukrainian and Russian)
Central European University is providing academic, financial and other non-academic support and services for students, alumni, faculty and staff affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Find out more here >>(in English)
The EUI launched a webpage to collect information relevant to support Ukrainian citizens fleeing the war and opened its academic programmes to scholars affected by the war in Ukraine. At the local level, EUI stays engaged with not-for-profit organisations to provide support to Ukrainian asylum seekers and refugees.
Find out more here >>(in English)
Hertie School is supporting student and city-wide initiatives to support individuals fleeing the war in Ukraine and arriving in Berlin.
Find out more here >>(in English)
Sciences Po is offering personalised services for students affected by the war in Ukraine, facilitating the placement of academics and researchers in France, and supporting student and alumni initiatives in response to individuals fleeing the country.
Find out more here >>(in English)
Stockholm School of Economics is offering activities in support of individuals affected by the war in Ukraine, and contributing with fact- and science-based knowledge.
Find out more here >>(in English)
The London School of Economics and Political Science is providing academic, financial and wellbeing support for students and staff affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Find out more here >>(in English)
IE University is offering legal counseling for Ukrainian refugees arriving in Spain and academic support for students affected by the war in Ukraine.
Find out more here >>(in English)
SGH Warsaw School of Economics is providing material and operational assistance for Ukrainian refugees arriving in Poland.
Find out more here >>(in English and Polish)
Further resources
For the latest research and analyses on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, please visit the knowledge hubs of the CIVICA universities:
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