International cooperation

Academic Cooperation

Preparation the competitive and highly skilled graduates of the section “Information Technologies of Design” is also provided by close cooperation with the international partners, in particular with scientists from the following foreign higher educational institutions and institutes:

  • the University Koblenz-Landau (Germany);
  • the University McMaster (Canada);
  • the University Malmö (Sweden);
  • the Slovak technical university in Bratislava (Slovakia)
  • the Riga technical university (Latvia)
  • the Kaunas technological university (Lithuania)
  • the University Seville (Spain).

During studing students of the educational program “Information Technologies of Design” have an opportunity to take a part in various forms of the international academic mobility according to the programs of the included semesters and dual education, parallel studing, and also to pass practice and to do scientific researches at foreign universities.

During recent years students have taken a part in programs of the international academic mobility.

Kostiantyn Krotevych, Anastasiia Lebedieva, Anastasiia Kazlauskaite, Tetiana Yasinska, Vasyl Butov passed their training at the University Koblenz-Landau (Germany) within the EU Erasmus+ program KA1 during one semester at the “Web Science” course.

Daryna Datsenko passed her training at the Coimbra University (Portugal) within the EU Erasmus+ program Exchange.

Maksym Portianoi participated in the program of parallel training (Canada).

Студенти Казлаускайте Анастасія, Ясінська Тетяна, Бутов Василь, Кобленц-Ландау, Німеччина, 2018 рік

Students Kazlauskaite Anastasia, Jasinska Tatiana, Butov Vasyl, Koblenz-Landau, Germany, 2018

Teachers of this section also take an active part in programs of the academic mobility. In particular, the following of them passed their training abroad:

  • Shendryk, Associate Professor – the University McMaster (Canada) 2012, the University Malmö (Sweden) 2013, the Riga Technical University (Latvia) 2014;
  • Haidabrus Associate Professor – the University Koblenz-Landau (Koblenz, Germany), The Turin Polytechnic University (Turin, Italy) 2014, the Riga Technical University (Riga, Latvia) 2018;
  • Boyko, Senior Lecturer – the University Malmö (Sweden) 2015, the London Underground University (England, UK) 2016;
  • Antypenko, Senior Lecturer – the Strathclyde University (Scotland, UK) 2016.
  • Parfenenko, Associate Professor – the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava (Slovakia) 2019.

The detailed information of the international academic mobility programs which are provided with a grant for training or internship can be accessed by the following link. 

If want to receive topical information about the available programs of academic mobility, subscribe to the Telegram-channel of the Student Agency related to academic mobility at the SSU. Follow this link https://t.me/stamsumdu

Technical Cooperation 

 

IT DEPARTMENT AND INTERMARIUM: INNOVATIVE SIMULATION TOOLS FOR FUTURE IT PROFESSIONALS

 

The Department of Information Technologies at Sumy State University continues to develop a strategic partnership with InterMarium (https://intermarium.com.pl/en/homepage/) – the official representative of FlexSim software in our region. The main objective of this collaboration is the integration of advanced simulation modeling technologies into the educational process, research activities, and project-based work of the department.

Thanks to the support of InterMarium, students and academic staff gain access to FlexSim software, which enables the creation of detailed 3D models of complex systems, data analytics, and optimization of business processes even before their real-world implementation.

The integration of FlexSim into the educational process allows our graduates to acquire unique competencies that are critically important for the modern Industry 4.0 / 5.0 landscape.

The key areas of cooperation include:

  • licensing support: the use of licensed FlexSim software within the department’s academic courses to train highly qualified specialists;
  • practice-oriented thesis projects: opportunities for bachelor’s and master’s students to develop qualification projects based on real-world cases, including:
      • manufacturing: modeling of automated production lines, workshops, and production cycles;
      • service sector: optimization of warehouse operations, distribution systems, and service networks;
  • grant activities: joint participation in international and national grant projects. InterMarium acts as a reliable technological partner, providing the department’s research teams with licensed software and expert support.

Cooperation with InterMarium opens new opportunities for the scientific and professional growth of our faculty and students and strengthens Sumy State University’s position as a leader in digital innovation.

 
 
 

Facebook