An important result of the implementation of the Jean Monnet Module EUFIN was the organization of a series of scientific conferences that brought together students and young researchers from Ukraine and other countries. Over the course of three years, three events were held: the first had national status, while the following two were international. This evolution confirmed the relevance of the project’s topic, contributed to the expansion of participants, and encouraged the involvement of international partners.

The conferences addressed current trends in the development of financial markets, the impact of innovative technologies on the economy and the labor market, the digitalization of public finance, the development of blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies, as well as issues of sustainable development in post-war conditions.

A mandatory component of the conferences was the publication of theses collections featuring the research results of 157 students and young scholars. Importantly, the teachers supported students in choosing research topics, provided consultations at various stages of their work, and guided them throughout the research process. Such collaboration contributed to the formation of research skills, the development of analytical thinking, and the promotion of academic integrity.

Participation in the conferences provided students with the opportunity to present their own scientific findings, improve their communication skills, learn to defend their positions with well-grounded arguments, and gain experience in academic discussion.

These events became not only a platform for knowledge exchange but also laid the foundation for the further integration of the university into the European scientific space. In the future, it is planned to expand cooperation with international partners, increase the involvement of faculty and students in joint research, and develop new educational initiatives.

The theses collections are available at the following link.