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SenateHis Excellency Ihor (Vozniak), Metropolitan archbishop of LvivHis Excellency Wlodzimierz (Juszczak), Bishop of Wroclaw-Gdansk, PolandHis Excellency Borys (Gudziak), UCU President, Head of the Senate, eparch of the Paris eparchy of St. Volodymyr the Great for Ukrainians of the Byzantine Rite in France, Switzerland, and the Benelux countriesRev. Bohdan Prach, PhD, UCU RectorRobert Brinkley, Chairman of trustees of the BeaRR trust, ambassador extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Great Britain and northern Ireland to Ukraine (2002-2006)Wolf Dietrich Heim, ambassador extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of austria to UkraineDr. John Hewko, General Secretary and CeO of Rotary International and the Rotary FoundationDr. Oleksandra Hnatiuk, Professor of the History Department of the national University of Kyiv-Mohyla academyDr. Lilia Hrynevych, national Deputy of the Parliament of Ukraine of the 7th convocation, Head of the Committee of the Parliament of Ukraine for Research and educationDr. Yuriy Yekhanurov, Professor of the Department of theoretical and applied economics of taras Shevchenko national University, Kyiv, Prime Minister of Ukraine (2005-2006)Dr. Filya Zhebrovska, Head of administration and General Director, Farmak Mykola Kmit, Head of the Lviv Region Government administration (2008-2010), First Vice-President of the Professional Football League of UkraineDr. Tetyana Krushelnytska, Civic activist, associate Professor at the Physics Department of Lviv Polytechnic national University, Deputy of the Lviv City Council, 5th convocationDr. George Logush, UCU Vice Rector for Strategy and Program DevelopmentYaroslav Rushchyshyn, General Director, trottola CompanyNatalie Jaresko, Founding Partner and CeO, Horizon Capital
the Ukrainian Catholic University is an open academic community living the eastern Christian tradition and forming leaders to serve with professional excellence in Ukraine and internationally – for the glory of God, the common good, and the dignity of the human person.
Grand Chancellor of UCUHis Beatitude Sviatoslav (Shevchuk)
President His Excellency Borys (Gudziak)
Rector Rev. Bohdan Prach, PhD
Senior Vice Rector Dr. Taras Dobko
VICe ReCtORS Myroslav Marynovych (Vice Rector for University Mission)Dr. Oleh Turiy (Vice Rector for Research)Dr. George Logush (Vice Rector for Strategy and Program Development)Dr. Pavlo Khobzei (Vice Rector for educational Work)Myroslav Senyk (Vice Rector for administrative Direction)
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Dear Friends!
together we go from glory to glory, from one glory of God to the next. the past year is evidence and proof of God’s great love and support for us.
In December of 2012, 300 staff, students, and friends of the Ukrainian Catholic University attended the ceremony at notre Dame Cathedral during which I became the eparch of the eparchy of Paris of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Ukrainians in Paris presented themselves very openly and ceremoniously – with a procession from Saint Volodymyr’s Cathedral to notre Dame de Paris. I am happy that the UCU community shared this celebration with the faithful of the eparchy and with me, and am grateful that it helps us build the eparchy. this is further evidence of the global mission of the university, which is the only Catholic university in Ukraine and the former Soviet Union. With your help, awareness and implementation of our mission will continue to grow and expand.
and UCU’s mission and high standards are clearly in evidence. On September 3, after its dedication, the new and innovative academic building opened its doors to students and staff. It is the second building of the new UCU campus. History students and participants of the programs of the Institute of Leadership and Management, Lviv Business School, and School of Bioethics will study in its walls. On the same day, Patriarch Sviatoslav Shevchuk, Grand Chancellor of UCU, blessed the cornerstone of UCU’s St. Sophia’s Church, the construction of which will be completed in 2015.
the year 2013 was transitional for the university, and it was crowned with the fact that I sign this report as the president of UCU. During the celebration on September 3, Patriarch Sviatoslav announced that the new rector of our university is Fr. Bohdan Prach, PhD, a dedicated priest and pastor in various countries, longtime Vice-Rector of UCU, former Rector of Holy Spirit Seminary in Lviv, and an inspiring organizer of the historic visit of Pope John Paul II to Ukraine. It is with great joy and hope that I watch the new rector begin work in his new position, admiring his quiet and tireless energy. Frankly speaking, I consider him to be one of the best managers in Ukraine, and he is someone from whom I learned much and continue to learn. He is worthy of your attention and I ask you all to support him wholeheartedly. the president also has the responsibility to watch over the overall strategy and spirit of the university and to be a counselor to the rector and administration. I will also be partially responsible for international relations and fundraising for UCU. In other words, I will remain involved in the life of the university.
this year the Ukrainian Catholic University celebrates the 50th anniversary of its founding. It was in the autumn of 1963, shortly after his release after 18 years of imprisonment and exile, that Metropolitan Josyf Slipyj established the Pope Clement Ukrainian Catholic University in Rome. With no buildings, no money, and no teachers, our founder desired greater and greater achievements.
the celebration that we started with the dedication of a multifunctional building in Lviv continues in Paris and in Rome, in London and north america. the milestone 50th anniversary gives us a chance to see and understand more deeply our university’s tradition and the heritage of our great predecessors, as well as a chance to reflect on how we can establish, continue, and develop this tradition and heritage.
I am very grateful to all those who participate in the development of the university. Your support is precious.
+ BORYS (Gudziak),President of the Ukrainian Catholic University
From 2002 to September 3, 2013 – Rector of UCU
A MESSAGE from the rector
UCU Grand Chancellor His Beatitude Sviatoslav (Shevchuk) by his decree named His excellency Bishop Borys (Gudziak) president of the Ukrainian Catholic University with all the responsibilities and rights of this position. By another decree, on the basis of the Statutes of the University, the patriarch of the UGCC appointed as rector of the university Rev. Bohdan Prach, PhD, who to that time was vice rector for external affairs: “You have a great amount of work before you. Be assured that we are with you, I as chancellor and Bishop Borys as president.”
UCU’s new campus IS EXPANDINGat the start of September the new academic building was blessed and opened. this is the second building on the campus, after the Patriarch Josyf Slipyj Collegium. History students and participants in the programs of the Lviv Business School, the Institute of Leadership and Management, and the School of Bioethics will study in the new building.
During planning and construction, the architects and builders used the latest technology, which makes the building truly modern and innovative. One of the special features of the structure is a large dining hall with 250 places, where up to 2000 people can be served during a day. When necessary, this area can also be used as a conference hall which can seat 350 people.
The third and fourth floors have a terrace with garden and the roof has solar batteries with the help of which hot water can be provided for this building and the collegium.
DreAm BIG!
Photofact:
Ihor Skochylias:
The combination of various departments and programs creates a unique opportunity for students to expand their horizons of knowledge and worldview.
Sophia Opatska:
This unique structure will have sufficient space for people to interact, to create new, groundbreaking ideas, and to find others who will support them in realizing those ideas.
rector, Rev. Bohdan Prach, PhD:
“The university, understanding its mission and the needs of society and responding to today’s challenges, should be independent and autonomous, so that it can make its own decisions. So, one of our assignments is self-determination. Also before us stands the task of developing knowledge and openness among branches of the university, the city, the region, the country and society. At UCU we think more broadly – not only about the education of students but about the development of scholarly potential, for the quality of knowledge is our priority.”
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5INVeStING IN THE FUTURE
$ 6000Annual scholarship plus –Covers the full cost of education at the university for a year and lodging and food at the student Collegium (residential college)
$ 3300Annual scholarship Covers the full cost of education at the university for a year
We thank our benefactors in Ukraine and north america for their generous support
of the university and its mission to educate and
form the new generation of Ukrainian youth. Special
thanks to UCeF and Friends of UCU in new York,
Chicago, toronto, Calgary, Montreal, Lviv and Kyiv for
conducting charity banquets in 2012 to support the
university.
Yaroslav Rushchyshyn, Director, trottola
“I always dreamed of supporting an educational institution that sets high standards. I consider that the Ukrainian Catholic University provides not only an education at a high level of quality but also all possibilities for interesting student life. In my opinion, it is right here that the future of Ukraine is being formed.”
average cost to educate a student for a year
25%
75%charitable support from foundations and private benefactors to cover the difference
the amount that the student is asked to pay
$3300
The International Philosophy Symposium “Ethics in the Global World: Reflections on Civic Virtues” brought to Lviv more than 100 scholars from Canada, the US, France, Germany, Ukraine, and Lebanon.
among the speakers were Jose Casanova (US), Peter McCormick (France), aloys Buch (Germany), Victor Malakhov (Ukraine), and edward alam (Lebanon).
During the symposium, UCU announced that it was creating an International Institute for ethics and Contemporary Issues.
as Volodymyr turchynovskyy, director of the newly-created institute, explained, in recent years the university’s Philosophy Department has fruitfully worked in the field of ethics. This is demonstrated not only by publications and scholarly seminars but by various certificate programs, summer schools and conferences that have been held since 2008. as a result of this, and also in response to the needs of Ukrainian society,
the International Institute for ethics has been created.
“I think that this institute is proposing and contributing an alternative in its programs, a style of leadership, and also something new in our city and country,” stated Bishop Borys (Gudziak). “But this is not the end of our ambitions. From the very beginning of the development of the university we worked with the conviction that we need to serve the world community. So a great responsibility has been placed on us – to look for answers to the problems of the whole world. and I am convinced that we will make our contribution in this matter.”
an important task of the institute is to start a network for cooperation among philosophical institutions of education and research in eastern europe, so that scholars from Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Russia, the Czech Republic, Belarus and other countries can work more effectively in developing the themes of their research, gaining the widest field for work and the exchange of ideas.
Visits:
Tomas Halik, philosopher (Czech Republic)
Jason Kenney, Canadian Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism
Troy Lulashnyk, extraordinary and Plenipotentiary ambassador of Canada to Ukraine
Adrian Slywotzky, one of the world’s top 50 business thinkers (US)
Yury Monczak, assistant Professor, Medical Faculty, McGill University (Canada)
Simon Smith, extraordinary and Plenipotentiary ambassador of Great Britain and northern Ireland to Ukraine
Rev. Myroslav Tataryn, PhD, Professor of Religious Studies and theology, St. Jerome’s University (Canada)
Prof. Martin George, Director of the Institute of Historical theology of the University of Bern (Switzerland)
Cardinal Kurt Koch, President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity
Sean-Patrick Lovett, Director of Vatican Radio’s english-language service
Melanne Verveer, United States ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues
US Ambassador to Ukraine
Geoffrey Pyatt
“The university is such a wonderful
symbol of our hopes for Ukraine’s future as a modern
democratic European society.
This kind of institution is what
makes me optimistic about Ukraine’s
future.”
IN SerVIce TO THE WORLD
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720 years of the Institute of Church History
“The Institute of Church History is a living bridge between
representatives of the catacomb church and modern generations.”
Rev. Andriy Mykhaleyko, PhD, Director of the Institute
(2008-2013)
the largest and most important project of the Institute of Church History is the creation of an archive of oral interviews on religious persecution in western Ukraine. today the archive holds more than 2000 audio interviews, 100 video interviews, more than 5000 photos and documents, 700 museum items, and ongoing additions. and young researchers work with these materials. another important area of the institute’s work is conferences and publishing. Since its establishment the institute has organized numerous conferences on the Union of Brest, denominational and national identity, Soviet persecution of religion, the concept of Kyivan Christianity, and other themes.
LvBS is a school with european values and approaches, which is forming an open and responsible business community. the goal of the school is to foster the development
of visionaries who will pro-actively build up the Ukrainian business environment. In
addition to a good business education, it brings to life the desire of its founders that
Ukrainian business love its nation and be involved in the development of the country.
“Here theology and business are brought close together, which is something unusual for Ukraine,” stated UCU President Bishop
Borys (Gudziak).
“LvBS is so extraordinary because this university is so extraordinary. We take pride in our little victories, these projects which the MBA graduates implement, their successes in management, the opening of professional-level master’s programs in innovation and technology management (IT). We are proud of our community, which cares about the country’s future. This is the only school that vocally poses questions about values and responsible business.” LvBS CEO Sophia Opatska
5 yearsof the Lviv
Business School (LvBS)
50 years of the Ukrainian Catholic University
In 1963 after 18 years of imprisonment in camps, Josyf Slipyj, the head of the UGCC, arrived in Rome. His first decree concerned the establishment of the Ukrainian Catholic University, and a little later, the patriarch established the College of St.Sophia. the students of UCU and the College of St.Sophia thought about how the church needs its own theology and its own educational and research institution. UCU in Lviv is the direct successor of the university in Rome. It began operating as the Lviv theological academy, and in 2002 was inaugurated as the Ukrainian Catholic University.
“Beginning the celebrations of the golden jubilee of the Ukrainian Catholic University,
we are grateful that the brainchild of Patriarch Josyf Slipyj is a blessing for our
church. UCU is God’s great gift to the UGCC. It is a sign that here is a living community
of faithful people who are seeking not human power and praise but knowledge
and the truth.” His Beatitude Sviatoslav (Shevchuk), Head of the UGCC
In notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Bishop Borys (Gudziak) was enthroned as the apostolic exarch for Ukrainian Greek
Catholics in France, Belgium, the netherlands, Luxembourg, and Switzerland. His Beatitude Sviatoslav (Shevchuk)
presided at the Divine Liturgy.
Studying english with native speakers at the english-language Summer School is interesting, fun, but, most importantly, effective. In addition to traditional small-group lesson, students take part in liturgical life. the school’s program also includes contests, games, and festivals.
noted collector Ivan Hrechko donated to the UCU Museum 50 display
items from his private collection of Hutsul and Pokuttia icons on glass.
This is the first gift for the Museum of the Ukrainian
Catholic University.
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For the first time in Ukraine, students and priests of the
educational institutions of the UGCC took part in giant slalom ski races, “The Blessed Yosafat
Kotsylovskyi Cup.” Some 100 priests and seminarians and
also laypeople took part.
the sport of millions – everyone loves to play football (soccer) after class.
a fun evening of “Torrid Dances” has become
a tradition for students, teachers and staff. The
contest is open to all.
ACADEMIC LIFe
FACULTY OF THEOLOGY
AND PHILOSOPHY
Philosophy Department
Church History Department
theology Department
HUMANITIES FACULTY Modern
Ukrainian History
Department
Modern World History Department
Classical, Byzantine and
Medieval Studies Department
General and Social Pedagogy
Department
Psychology Department
Institute of Religion and Society
Institute of Church
History
Institute of Leadership and
Management
International Institute for Ethics and
Contemporary Issues
Institute for Ecumenical
Studies
Catechetical-Pedagogical
Institute
Institute of Liturgical
Studies
Institute for Marriage
and Family Life
Center of Modern
Foreign Languages
Emmaus Center
of Spiritual Support
for Persons with Special
Needs
Psychology Center
Center for Psychological Consultation
Lviv Business
School (LvBS)
Bioethics School
Icon-Painting School
Religious Information
Service of Ukraine
53 scholarly seminars
50 master classes
25 international conferences
15 training courses
10 summer schools
84 participants
in international internships
Achievements:
Ihor Balynskyi, Director of the Journalism School, was awarded the “Golden Seal of the City of Lviv.”
Khrystyna Bondarieva, a student of the master’s program in journalism, received the anatoliy Moskalenko award for 2012 in the category “Young Journalist.”
Svitlana Hurkina, Director of the Institute of Church History, defended her dissertation to receive a Candidate’s Degree in History.
Journalism Department
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
Mediacommunications Department
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the UCU Library Joins the european association of Catholic Librariesthe association unites the libraries of numerous Catholic universities, theology faculties and seminaries of europe.Its goal is to encourage the exchange of literature, experience, and staff; to organize joint subscriptions for electronic resources; and to coordinate the activities of Catholic libraries. One of the newest cooperative projects is “The network of theological literature.”
George Weigel’s book The End and the Beginning: Pope John Paul II--The Victory of Freedom, the Last Years, the Legacy has been translated by the UCU Press. It’s a continuation of the best-seller “Witness to Hope: the Biography of Pope John Paul II,” which UCU translated in 2011. That book was a laureate in the 14th All-Ukrainian“Book of the Year” rating.
“In this book the author first of all attempts to make a certain summation in context of the process of beatification of Blessed Pope John Paul II. this is an expert analysis of both achievements and problems that the Church was left to live with after the Pope passed away.” So UCU Vice-Rector and historian Prof. Oleh turiy commented on the presentation.
Andreas Widmer’s book The Pope & The CEO is a narrative and also an authoritative master-class in the art of managing affairs, people, and lives, which step by step reveals the road to success and, at the same time, to holiness.
the author tries to gives answers to those questions that every person asks: how to achieve success; what values should guide you
when you work with people; how, finally, to live a life with happiness and meaning, not sacrificing family life for one’s profession or vice versa? to answer these questions, the author suggests using his experience, tested by his long career in international business and consulting activities in third World countries. He formulated these answers for himself at a young age, while serving as a Swiss guard at the Vatican during the pontificate of John Paul II.
In his work The Great Return: Religion in Global Policy and International Relations from the End of the 19th to the Start of the 21st Centuries, Victor Yelensky analyzes the stormy rebirth of religion in the modern world, its powerful penetration into the sphere of high-level politics and international relations, and its role in global transformations and processes of regional change. the most striking examples of this “return of religion” are the Islamic explosion, Evangelical and Catholic growth, religious awakening in the post-communist world, China and India, the advance of religious nationalism, and the threatening wave of religiously-motivated terror. Special attention is given to Ukraine, where the “return of religion” is closely connected with nation-building and sociopolitical transformation.
New publications:
5 00012 000the library received additions to its collection of books on philosophy and ethics. Professor Peter McCormick donated more than 5,000 books in english, German, French, and Italian.
the theological Faculty of tilburg University (netherlands) gave UCU 12,000 books. this is the largest gift of academic theological literature in the library’s history. an integrated and self-sufficient library has available the best western academic literature in various fields of theology and related disciplines.
OVER volumes
Books
Olha Olishevska, Student of the faculty of theology and Philosophy
“UCU is a university on the European model. Study here opens up incredible opportunities, for research and for life. This is a place where you can be with a community of people who each makes his or her contribution towards Christian formation in your life. They are always ready to support you here. It is unique that at the university you can fully take part in spiritual life.”
MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAM IN TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
The first program in Eastern europe to combine technology and business education
80% of professors are practicioners who are daily involved with technological business matters and, in addition, they teach at noted universities and business schools of the world.
the main pillars of the program are technology, business and management, and soft skills.
MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAM IN INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Interactive format of study, master-classes with successful entrepreneurs and managers, internships in national and international companies, outstanding teachers, mentoring
Opportunities to develop your own start-up projects
“Laboratory of ideas” – room for developing, perfecting and implementing your own innovative projects
INNOVATIVE MODELS OF TEACHING HISTORY
a high-quality, innovative history program that offers a modern model of teaching history
Responds to the challenges of society and the needs of the labor market
Meets european criteria for quality of education and incorporates the newest achievements in the humanities, accentuating not only the conditions of instruction but also the end result – the knowledge and skills that graduates receive in lectures, conferences, seminars, expeditions, scholarly works, etc.
MASTER’S PROGRAM IN MEDIACOMMUNICATIONS
Prepares media analysts, critics, experts, researchers, and practicioners in digital media and internet communications
Practically-oriented educational process: master-classes, training, seminars by Ukrainian and foreign experts, original courses of Ukrainian researchers and practicioners of traditional and new media
Internships at foreign media and scholarly institutes
MASTER’S PROGRAM IN SOCIAL PEDAGOGY
the only program in Lviv that prepares experts at the master’s level, in particular on the basis of a bachelor’s degree
Graduates can work not only in the field of practical social pedagogy, but take administrative roles in appropriate state institutions and in civic organizations, and also teach in higher educational institutions.
Deeper study of the theory and practice of mentoring pedagogy based on the best international experience
NEW aCaDeMIC HORIZOnS
A first!the university is accepting applications for the 2013-2014 academic year in the graduate (aspirant) degree programs “History of Ukraine” and “Theology.”
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Discovering the gifts of the disabled!
UCU honored as Lviv’s best social investor
Christina Angles d’Auriac, A french citizen who for three years has directed the emmaus center of Spiritual Support for Persons with Special Needs
“Each person in the world has his or her purpose, is unique and desired by the Lord. We believe that the
developmentally disabled have a special vocation in our world. God, through them, wants to say
something to us. Our developmentally disabled friends teach us to accept everything that happens to
us as the Lord’s grace. Through their weakness and dependence on us they call us to love.”
UCU Rector Rev. Bohdan Prach, PhD:
“This award is an acknowledgement that the social-educational projects that are implemented at our university are important for our country. And so new educational projects are, in their own way, investments in the future.”
the emmaus Center was created with the goal of supporting persons with special needs, their families, and also all those who share their lives with them. It has operated at the Ukrainian Catholic University since 2001.
With the opening of the university’s Collegium, three friends with special needs now live there, at the emmaus House. three assistants also live with them. the assistants accompany the friends throughout the day, to the
workshop, for walks, to shop, and they spend time together at home. they take part in daily liturgical services at the Collegium, they have regular meetings with the Collegium’s master, and they pray together at the emmaus House.
During the Second International Investment and Innovation Forum, held in Lviv, nominees and winners for the “Investor of 2012” contest were honored. The “best social investor” was the Ukrainian Catholic University.
the organizers celebrated the various social-educational projects that the university has been able to bring to life. among these are the opening of the master’s degree program in innovation and entrepreneurship, the master’s degree program in journalism, the certificate program in health care, the certificate program in conflict resolution, and also the School of Ukrainian Language and Culture, at which every summer foreigners from the whole world study the Ukrainian language and traditions.
The most significant event was the opening of UCU’s Patriarch Josyf Slipyj Collegium.
Volunteers from the Student Charity Center visited the orphanage in Dobromyl on St. nicholas Day. the center reaches out to orphans, children from disadvantaged families, and older people living alone.“In addition to material support, we work with the children spiritually: we conduct catechism, celebrate holy days, organize trips – we do everything so that the children will feel our love, will feel needed, so they don’t lose hope and faith in God or despair in life.” So said the head of the center, anastasia Myronova, a student in the Humanities Faculty.
Professor Marta
Bohachevsky-Chomiak
received an Honorary
Doctorate from the Ukrainian
Catholic University.
FaCULtY OF PHILOSOPHY &
tHeOLOGYHUManItIeS
FaCULtY
InStItUte OF eCUMenICaL
StUDIeS
LVIV BUSIneSS SCHOOL
144
92
349
55 122
236
135
33 24
18
30
165 19
15 20
607
IeS Program in Medical-Psychological
and Social Support of Persons with
Special needs
Master’s Program in Journalism
Distance-learning Program
Key executive MBa Program
History ProgramSeminary Department
General Department Social Pedagogy Master’s Program in Media Communications
Stationary Program Innovation and entrepreneurship
Program
GENERAL UCU OVeRVIeW
F I n a n C I a L R e P O R t 2 0 1 2
15%
12%
32% 37%
16%
3%
3%
educational programs
UCeF Canada and other donors from Canada
Donations from
Ukraine
european foundations
educational programs
Institutional support
Services
endow-ments 18%
Research institutes and centers
8% academic
development, Collegium, library, It
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S 21%
UCeF USa and other donors
StuDentS
StuDentS ParticiPantS
14 22
40
24
18
61
37
13 20
84Italian-language
(Mantua)Italian-language
(Lviv)
Icon-Painting School
Choir Directors’ School in Univ
Lay Leadership School
Ukrainian Language &
Culture
German-language
theology Philosophy
english-language
CeRtIFICate PROGRaMS & COURSeS SUMMeR
SCHOOLS
150
14
45
7301520
77
129
11 28 32
333558
Language express
Management of Non-Profit
Organizations, ILM Program
Preparatory courses for
Independent external testing
School of applied
Behavior therapy
Journalistic training and
courses
Psychological Dimensions of
Spiritual Support and Formation
Psychology for Life Program
School of Ukrainian Language &
Culture
Catechetical-Pedagogical
Institute
“Christian identity and modern
social challenges” Philosophy
Program
Bioethics Health Care Program
Saturday Icon-Painting
School
ParticiPantS ParticiPantS
StuDentS
LVBS COMMUnItY
Individual Participants
Corporate ParticipantsStudents of other programs
Students of Stationary Programs (HF, FPt, MPeS)
21%
Maintenance costs13%
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We express our sincere thanks to numerous partners throughout the world for cooperation with the goal of forming a new generation of leaders who will serve the world with their hearts and knowledge. You can find a fuller listing of our partners in the reports of the Ukrainian Catholic Education Foundation (USA, Canada).Special thanks – Polish embassy, General Consulate of Poland in Lviv, Belgian embassy (Ukraine), Danish embassy (Ukraine), Canadian embassy (Ukraine), Lithuanian embassy (Ukraine), German embassy (Ukraine), Slovenian embassy (Ukraine), US embassy (Ukraine), French embassy (Ukraine)
PARTNERS IN DEVELOPING CIVIL SOCIETY Konrad adenauer Foundation (Germany) aid to the Church in need (Germany) anonymous foundations (europe) antonovych Foundation (USa) association of Ukrainians in Great Britain Bradley Foundation (USa) Caritas (Germany) CneWa (Canada, USa) Communicantes (Holland) Congregation for eastern Churches (Vatican) Diocese of Mantua (Italy) Fidel Goetz Foundation (Liechtenstein) Maria Hulai-Lion Foundation (USa) International Renaissance Foundation (Ukraine) Kerk in actie, Utrecht (netherlands) Koch Foundation (USa) L’arche International (Canada, France) L’Oeuvre d’Orient (France) neD (USa) Henri nouwen Foundation (netherlands) Pastorales Forum (austria) Programme for Missionary and Diaconal Work of the Protestant Church in the
netherlands Renovabis (Germany) Rothschild Foundation (UK) Sabre Foundation (USa) Self Reliance, Selfreliance Credit Unions (USa) Serra International (USa) Society of Jesus (Poland) John templeton Foundation (USa) Ukrainian Catholic education Foundation (USa, Canada) Ukrainian Catholic eparchies and Parishes (north america, europe, australia) Ukrainian national Women’s League of america Ukrainian Patriarchal Societies (USa, UK) Ukrainian Religious Society of St. Sophia (UK, USa, Italy, Belgium) U.n. Global Compact US Conference of Catholic Bishops
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ecole Pratique des Hautes etudes (France) Federation of Catholic Universities of europe FUCe Yuriy Fedkovych national University in Chernivtsi (Ukraine) Fordham University (USa) Fulbright Scholarship Program (USa) Greek-Catholic theological Faculty of Presov University (Slovakia) Harriman Institute, Columbia University (USa) Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute (USa) Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel) International Commission on History and Research in Christianity (CIHeS) International Federation of Catholic Universities FIUC-IFCU International theological Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family (austria) Institute of History, Polish academy of Sciences, Warsaw Institute of national Remembrance in Warsaw (Poland) International Research and exchange Program IReX (USa) Vasyl Karazin national University in Kharkiv Kharkiv national University of Radioelectronics King Stanislaw Leszczynski Higher School of Humanities (Poland) Libera Universita Maria Ss. assunta (LUMSa) (Italy) Library of Congress (USa) Lviv national University Lviv Polytechnic University Bronislaw Markiewicz State School of Higher technology and economics (Poland) nanovic Institute for european Studies (USa) national University Kyiv Mohyla academy notre Dame University – Louaize (Lebanon) Pasmany Peter Catholic University (Hungary) Patriarch Josyf Slipyj Institute of Ukrainian Culture and education (argentina) Peter Jacyk Center for Ukrainian Historical Research (Canada) Pontifical Academy of St. Anselm (Italy) Pontifical Biblical Institute (Italy) Pontifical Catholic University of Parana (Brazil) Pontifical Gregorian University (Italy) Pontifical Oriental Institute (Italy) Pontifical Patristic Institute “Augustinianum” (Italy) Pontifical Salesian University (Italy) Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas “Angelicum” (Italy) Pontifical Urbaniana University (Italy) Radboud University nijmegen (netherlands) Salamanca Pontifical University (Spain) Sheptytsky Institute of eastern Christian Studies (Canada) St. John’s University (USa) St. Mary’s University College in Calgary (Canada) Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani teaching University (Georgia) National Tempus Office in Ukraine theological Faculty of Opole University (Poland) Ukrainian Free University in Munich (Germany) Ukrainian Institute in London (UK) Ukrainian Institute of new York (USa) UnICentRO University in Irati (Parana, Brazil) University of Milan (Italy) University of notre Dame (USa) University of Passau (Germany) University of St. thomas, Minnesota (USa) University of Warsaw (Poland) University of Winnipeg (Canada) University of Wuerzburg (Germany) University of Zagreb (Croatia) Viadrina european University (Germany) Weston Jesuit School of theology (USa) Yerevan State University (armenia)
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INTERNATIONAL PArtNerS
In the photo: George Weigel receives an Honorary Doctorate at UCU from Bishop Borys Gudziak.
George Weigel“The Ukrainian Catholic University is a very important project for Ukraine, the Church,
Christianity. What’s being modeled here is a university in service to culture, the basis of
a free and virtuous society. So what’s going on here has implications for the whole
world. It’s a very, very important effort.”
World famous philosopher, author of a bestselling biography
of Pope John Paul II, George Weigel was awarded an Honorary Doctorate
from the Ukrainian Catholic University.
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