Digitalization of business processes and financial technologies: European experience for Ukraine

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"THE PURPOSE of the project is to attract European experience in the field of digital transformation economic relations, and the most recent financial technologies to popularize and strengthen the European integration processes between Ukraine and the EU countries on the educational platforms of bachelor's, master's, and PhD students; educational projects for interested persons (target groups); research networks for the creation of new solutions for digital adaptation, the transfer of innovative information technologies, as well as the development and implementation of European financial models and mechanisms, as one of the main directions of the Ukrainian business recovery in the post-war period. TARGET AUDIENCE: students and pedagogical staff of SBTU; all interested of other HEIs. ACTIVITY: eurointegrated courses ""Information systems and technologies in finance"", ""Business analytics and digital technologies"", ""Digitalization and financial technologies"" (234 hours), summer school (96 hours); International conferences, round tables, webinars (more than 15); scientific research and popularization of European integration opportunities through the involvement of open education and open science. 6 Professors and 2 Associate Professors are involved in the implementation of the project. EDUCATIONAL RESULTS: dissemination and popularization of knowledge, skills and abilities European policy of finance digital transformation with improve qualifications and opportunities of all levels` students, as a future human resource and the main capital for business, in the context of the European integration of Ukraine. SCIENTIFIC RESULTS: acquisition of experience in European science, education, politics for further cooperation opportunities and Ukrainian scientists` integration into the European scientific community. PROSPECTS: introduction of new knowledge and practices to the Ukrainian business` financial sector and strategic management systems at the post-war recovery. "