During October 24-25, 2024 at the Berlin campus of FernUniversität in Hagen, thanks to the initiative of  Felix Ackermann, Viktoria Naumenko, and the coordinated efforts of the organizing committee, an interdisciplinary workshop dedicated to "Kharkiv under Fire: Local History in Times of War" was held. Three docents of the department took part in this scientific event full of discussions and communication: Olha Haidamachuk, Svitlana Telukha, and Ihor Dvorkin.

  1. Haidamachuk presented the report "Hnat Khotkevich's Existential Response to the Ontological "Ukrainian Question" in Russia" as part of the panel discussion on the topic "A new look at the 20th century: the history of Kharkiv culture".
  2. Telukha during the panel discussion on "New evidence of the war: rethinking the oral history of the beginning of the 21st century." presented her report "Kharkiv - Wounded City. Communal Research Practice Between Emergency Situations and Cooperation Modes".
  3. Dvorkin enlivened the panel discussion on the topic "Hybrid War: Historical Narratives and Propaganda" with the presentation of his own research, dedicated to "Changes in the Image of Russia/USSR in the Public Space of Kharkiv during the Russian-Ukrainian War."

In general, the well-planned program of the trilingual workshop (German, Ukrainian, English), which included simultaneous translation for the participants, ensured a comfortable and fruitful cooperation of scientists representing German, and Ukrainian institutions.

The student scientific group "Historian" works at the Department of Ukrainian Studies, Cultural Studies and History of Science!

If you are interested in history, in particular the history of Ukraine and Ukrainian culture, the history of science and technology, we invite you to join the work of our group.

 

Students have the opportunity to:

  • to take part in the first round of the All-Ukrainian Student Olympiad in History, preparing for it with professional teachers under the scientific guidance of specialists
  • to become authors of scientific research in the field of history of Ukraine, Ukrainian culture, science and technology
  • to visit scientific and popular science events organized by teachers of the department and invited scientists
  • to take part in scientific conferences in Kharkiv and other cities of Ukraine, in particular the annual student scientific conference "UKRAINE AND THE WORLD: HUMANITARIAN AND TECHNICAL ELITE AND SOCIAL PROGRESS", having received a scientific publication of abstracts.

The department organizes the following sections of the conference: "Current issues of Ukrainian history", "Spiritual culture of Ukraine: traditions and modernity", "History of science and technology".

Proceedings of previous conferences can be found at:

http://repository.kpi.kharkov.ua/handle/KhPI-Press/52300

http://repository.kpi.kharkov.ua/handle/KhPI-Press/45530

http://repository.kpi.kharkov.ua/handle/KhPI-Press/41027

 

About:

Student scientific group "Historian" operates in accordance with the orders of the rector of NTU "KhPI" № 394 of the OD of 10.09.2019 and № 272 OD of June 11, 2021, as well as the Standard Regulations on the student scientific group of the National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute ".

The work of the group is aimed at identifying and attracting talented young people to scientific activities, in-depth study of history by students, acquiring research skills and applying knowledge in practice, discussing current issues of historical science, expanding general and professional worldview and increasing the competitiveness of NTU "KhPI" .

 

Typical regulations about a student research group: http://science.kpi.kharkov.ua/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Polozhennya-stud.gurtki.pdf

Co-chairs of the group:

Professor of the Department of Ukrainian Studies, Cultural Studies and History of Science, Candidate of Historical Sciences Savchenko Leonid Petrovich (email: leonid.savchenko@khpi.edu.ua)

Associate Professor of the Department of Ukrainian Studies, Cultural Studies and History of Science, Candidate of Historical Sciences Dvorkin Igor Vladimirovich (email: Igor.Dvorkin@khpi.edu.ua)

The field methodical seminar of the Department of Ukrainian Studies, Cultural Studies and History of Science as a part of the team of teachers and employees of the Faculty of Social and Humanitarian Technologies of NTU "KhPI" took place on October 9, 2021. In the context of research and teaching of the discipline "History and Culture of Ukraine" to travel to his native land and learn about the pages of its history, features of socio-cultural and artistic life of Sloboda Ukraine is very important. This is what the methodical seminar for Trostyanets and Okhtyrka was dedicated to.

March 3, 2021, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Lesya Ukrainka Professor Mykhailo Krasikov met with students of the BEM institute and Anna Petrovna Stolya - a 1959 graduate of NTU "KhPI", a famous local historian, author of books about Lesya Ukrainka, Hryhoriy Skovoroda, Taras Shevchenko and other writers . The topic of the meeting was "Lesya Ukrainka in Kharkiv". Our students not only listened attentively, but also read Lesya Ukrainka's poetry perfectly. Finally, Anna Petrovna presented some students with her book about Lesya Ukrainka, and also donated to the Ethnographic Museum "Slobozhansky Treasures". G. Khotkevych's priceless relic - her graduation album.

In September and December 2020, associate professors of the Department of Ukrainian Studies, Cultural Studies and History of Science Svitlana Telukha and Artem Kharchenko were participants in international scientific workshops conducted by the Moldova Institute Leipzig (MIL). The events were dedicated to the field of conflicts of memory and finding ways to overcome the past, the problem of human rights. The workshops took place in the cities of Berlin-Leipzig-Dresden (Germany). The work of the workshops included a series of meetings with representatives of German universities and cultural institutions, visits to memorial sites, work with research projects. Participants from Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia had the opportunity to discuss with German colleagues, learn about the peculiarities of commemorative practices in Germany, discuss the educational process. During the event, a number of excursions were organized for the participants, including a visit to the Dresden Gallery.

  1. Associate Professor Artem Kharchenko, during the discussion of the report of Dr. Achim Bayer "Stumbling blocks in Leipzig: everyday experience, problems, prospects for the future."
  2. Exhibits of the Dresden Gallery.
  3. Associate professor Svitlana Telukha during project work.
  4. Associate professors Svitlana Telukha and Artem Kharchenko, after awarding diplomas to the participants of the workshop.

14 січня 2021 року доцент кафедри Харченко Артем став учасником міжнародного наукового семінару (вимушено захід було проведено онлайн), який мав відбутись в Університеті Хайфи (Ізраїль). Захід було проведено в межах виконання міжнародного дослідницького проекту “Vivat Membrum Quodlibet: контакти єврейських та неєврейських студентів в імперському університеті Харкова, 1805-1862 рр.”. Під час заходу з доповідями стосовно проекту виступили доцент Харченко “Imperial University of Kharkiv and formation of Kharkiv Jewish Community, 1840-1870th” та Др. Світлана Наткович (Університет Хайфи, Ізраїль). Після виступу проект було обговорено за участі науковців Університету Хайфи та Єрусалимського університету. Виконання проекту продовжиться у 2021 р.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5. Poster of an international scientific seminar.

On January 6, the first meeting of the Department of Ukrainian Studies, Cultural Studies and History of Science of NTU "KhPI" took place in the new 2021 year. The teaching staff of the department considered the procedure of NTU "KhPI" for the period of lockdown on January 8 - 24, features of remote winter examination session in full-time and part-time departments, planning and implementation of scientific and methodical work, as well as proper documentation including examination information. The staff of the department congratulates our colleagues and students on the New Year 2021 and continues its dedicated work.