The Jean Monnet module on Disruptive technologies for sustainable development in conditions of Industries 4.0 and 5.0: the EU Experience (DTSDI) is headed by Professor Oleksandr Kubatko at Sumy State University since October 2022.The responsible teachers from Sumy State University are Leonid Melnyk, Iryna Dehtyarova, Oleksandra Karintseva , Bohdan Kovalov, and Oleksandr Matsenko.
The main objective of this Jean Monet project is to promote innovation and sustainable development in Europe through education and civil society development. The target audience of the DTSDI module are university students, secondary school students and citizens of Ukraine in general.
The DTSDI module aims to develop four core courses and an e-learning platform to promote research and education related to EU policies for innovation and sustainable development.
Within the DTSDI module is expected: a) to develop learning materials for four educational courses; b) creation of open online courses and a website; c) publication of textbook and monograph related to EU policy in the field of innovation and sustainable development; d) inclusion of the EU aspect in conferences at Sumy State University; e) promotion of networking activities within the framework of civil society, partners and networks of higher education institutions.
More detailed information about the progress of the Jean Monet module can be found at the following Internet links:
First-year of Jean Monnet Module realization
- Sustainable development is a global problem. Research and teaching internship in Australia prof. L. Melnyk
- Social entrepreneurship in the EU: lessons for Ukraine
- “ECONOMICS FOR ECOLOGY” conference (EU practices for sustainable economy implementation within Industries 4.0 and 5.0)
- Disruptive technologies in light of Industries 3.0, 4.0, 5.0: EU experience – Economists’ view
- “Modern Disruptive technologies” are in the focus of the master’s students of Sumy State University
- A monograph aimed at the future
- Lectures for students of Kharkiv National University named after V. Karazin
- Disruptive technologies for future economists
- “Modern Disruptive technologies” are in the focus of the master’s students of Sumy State University
- Disruptive technologies – for the attention of students and teachers: Lecture exchange of teachers of Sumy State University and O.M.Beketov National University of Urban Economy in Kharkiv
- Disruptive technologies for graduate students-economists of Sumy State University
- Cooperation of teachers with the mechanical engineering college within the framework of the Jean Monnet Module
- Disruptive technologies for post-graduate students of Sumy State University
Second-year of Jean Monnet project realization
- EU economy and economic policies in the light of disruptive technologies
- Disruptive technologies as the key to the future: a cycle of classes for undergraduate students of Sumy State University
- Disruptive technologies for sustainable development. A cycle of classes at Sumy State University for Chinese students
- Disruptive technologies – in the light of modern industrial revolutions: a series of classes by Sumy State University teachers for teachers and students of the Kyiv National University of Civil Engineering and Architecture (KNUBA)
- Schoolchildren of the city get acquainted with modern disruptive technologies
- Disruptive technologies as the key to the future: completion of the cycle of classes for undergraduate students of Sumy State University
- Industries 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and the formation of security of socio-economic systems in conditions of war for SNAU students
- Training on the development of startup projects within the framework of the regional accelerator
- Lectures to students of the machine building college within the framework of Jean Monnet Module
- Final lectures and discussions on the topic “Industries 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and the formation of security of socio-economic systems in conditions of war” for SNAU students