We congratulate Marina Rozhkova on her latest academic achievement and wish her continued success in her professional development!
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On August 4 Maryna Rozhkova, a graduate student in the Department of Economic Cybernetics, defended her dissertation for the degree of PhD in the field of “Economics” on the topic: “Cyber Risks in the Context of the Digitalization of the National Economy: Countermeasures.”
We would also like to extend our sincere gratitude to Marina Serhiivna’s academic advisors: Hanna Yarovenko, Ph.D. in Economics and Associate Professor, and Korina Constantinescu, Ph.D. and Professor.
A few years ago, artificial intelligence seemed like a technology of the future. Today, AI has already become one of the key factors in the development of the digital economy 🌐
For economists, this opens up new career opportunities in the field of business analytics, financial modeling, market forecasting, and digital transformation of enterprises
The “Digital Challenge” hackathon helped improve teamwork skills, spread new ideas, and provide practical experience in developing digital competencies. The best projects from the hackathon are available at: https://t.co/O2XR0EGyBw
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On May 29, 2026, Sumy State University hosted the “Digital Challenge” hackathon. The event was organized as part of the Jean Monnet module, funded by the Erasmus+ program (101127435-EU_DIGIT-ERASMUS-JMO-2023-HEI-TCH-RSCH)
Students majoring in 051 “Economics (Economic Cybernetics)” and 121 “Software Engineering (Esports and Game Development)” put their digital skills to the test by creating and presenting a business concept for a mobile app that addresses a pressing practical problem
Studying in 2026 isn’t just about perseverance—it’s also about knowing how to use the right tools. To make sure exam season doesn’t turn into an endurance test, we’ve put together a selection of apps every student should have on their laptop.
These tools will free up time for what matters most—studying, research, creativity, and relaxation.
What apps have become your favorites this semester? Share your own discoveries in the comments