DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY OF UKRAINE AND JURISPRUDENCE

at the Faculty of History, Pedagogy and Psychology:

• History of Ukraine;
• History of the native land;
• Historical local lore;
• History of Ukraine (up to the middle of the 16th century);
• History of Ukraine (middle of the 16th – late 18th centuries);
• History of Ukraine (XIX – early XX centuries);
• History of Ukraine (20s of the 20th century – beginning of the 21st century);
• Methods of teaching the basics of jurisprudence at school;
• Sources from the history of Ukraine;
• History of Christianity in Ukraine;
• History of the Ukrainian army;
• Ukrainian archeography;
• History of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army;
• The history and present of the Ukrainian diaspora;
• Resistance movement in the Carpathian region (1940-1950);
• The national liberation movement in Western Ukrainian lands in the 1920s – 1950s: historiography of the problem;
• Education system in Galicia (19th – first half of the 20th century);
• Historiography of the history of Ukraine and the history of the Slavic peoples;
• The concept of the national revolution of the OUN and the struggle for its realization (30-40s of the XX century);
• The Bolshevik regime and the fate of the Western Ukrainian intelligentsia (1939-1953);
• History of Sub-Austrian Galicia;
• Basilian monasteries of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: institutional development, formation of monasticism;
• Civilizational foundations of the Russian kingdom;
• Science of law;
• Family law of Ukraine;
• Comparative jurisprudence;
• Labor and economic law;
• Civil and civil procedural law of Ukraine;
• Constitutional law of Ukraine;
• Commercial and commercial procedural law of Ukraine;
• Human Rights;
• History of the state and law of Ukraine;
• Theory of the state and law;
• Administrative law of Ukraine;
• Educational law of Ukraine;
• Early modern monasticism of Right Bank Ukraine;
• Epistemological foundations of Ukrainian historiography;
• Research methodology of the Ukrainian liberation movement.
  
  

at other faculties:

• History of Ukrainian science and technology;
• History of the Ukrainian army;
• History of the modern world;
• History of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army;
• History of Ukrainian statehood;
• History of Christianity in Ukraine;
• Family law of Ukraine;
• Science of law;
• History of OUN and UPA;
• Labor and economic law.