On September 7, 2021,  an introductory meeting was held for 1st-year students of the Department of Geography of Ukraine studying under the educational program “Urban Studies, Spatial Planning and Regional Development” with representatives of the “Institute of the City” of the Lviv City Council.
Maksym Terletskyi, the head of the international activity program, Mykhailo Lenchuk, project manager (both graduates of the Faculty of Geography) and Dmytro Shevchenko, project manager, spoke with the students.
Maksym Terletskyi spoke in detail about the...

We begin the new academic year with words of thanks.
This year, the Department of Geography of Ukraine carried out the first recruitment of applicants for the educational program “Urban Studies, Spatial Planning and Regional Development”.
For a more thorough students education, we formed “UrbanGeographerLibrary” in our Department.
However, this would not have happened so quickly and easily without the help of organizations that implement up-to-date urban initiatives, research and prepare high quality publications for specialists.
The department expresses its thanks for replenishing the...

The monograph “Aggravation of geopolitical relations in the postmodern period and the situation of Ukraine” by professor of the Department of Geography of Ukraine Myroslav Dnistryanskyi was published.
It reveals the influence of new worldviews of the postmodern period on the change of geopolitical consciousness and geopolitical thinking of various analytical and state-political environments. Resonant postmodern geopolitical publications are analyzed and the research methodology of current territorial and political problems is substantiated. Considerable attention is paid to the reflection of...

At the Department of Geography of Ukraine, professors of the Department of Geography of Ukraine and Regional Studies of the Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University, V. O. Dzaman (head of the Department) and M. D. Zayachuk, began their internships. Both departments, in Lviv and Chernivtsi, arose on the wave of national revival in 1990 and still maintain close academic ties.

The book “Geography and Cartography of Vynnyky land” by Andrii Baitsar, associate professor of the Department of Geography of Ukraine, was published. The book introduces the reader to the geography of Vynnyky in an accessible form. Vynnyky land, as a historical and ethnographic part of Podillia, began to take shape in the 17th-18th centuries, when a stone castle was built in Vynnyky instead of an ancient wooden one. During this period, on May 17, 1666, the Polish king Jan II...