Holubiak Nataliia

Nataliia Romanivna Holubiak was born on April 24, 1990, in Tysmenytsia, Ivano-Frankivsk region. From 1997 to 2007, she studied at Tysmenytsia Secondary School. In 2007, she entered the Institute of History and Political Science at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University.

In 2012, she received her higher education degree in Political Science. As part of an exchange program, she completed a semester of study at the Faculty of Journalism and Political Science of the University of Warsaw (2012), as well as an internship at the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Poland.

From 2012 to 2014, she studied in the postgraduate program at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University. In 2014, she defended her PhD dissertation “Regional Policy of Ukraine and the Republic of Poland: A Comparative Analysis” at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.

In 2017–2018, she was a scholarship recipient of the Republic of Poland’s program for young scholars. In 2022, she completed an international internship under the EU Erasmus+ program at the University of Opole (Poland). Since 2018, she has been with the Department of International Relations at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University.

As part of her work at the department, she teaches the following disciplines:

• European and International Security
• Methods and Organization of Scientific Research
• Fundamentals of International Security
• Democracy: From Theory to Practice
• The Islamic World in International Relations
• Political Geography

Member of the NGO “Ukrainian Association of Teachers and Researchers of European Integration.” Co-organizer of international and All-Ukrainian scientific conferences.

1. Marchuk, V., Hladiy, V., Holubiak, N., Dudkevych, V., & Melnychuk, V. The Development of a System of Local Self-Government in the Countries of the Visegrad Group. Postmodern Openings. №12(2). 2021. P. 233-245.
2. Makaruk I., Dereshchuk T., Holubiak N., Boichuk O. Politicization of history in Polish-German relations. Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical & Control Systems. Vol. 12, Issue-06, 2020. P. 2925-2937.
3. Marchuk V., Holubiak N. Security cooperation in the Visegrad group: new challenges and hybrid threat. Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Political Science. Issue 14. 2020. P. 144-153.
4. Holubiak N. New Initiatives of the EU Common Security and Defence Policy. Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Political Science. Issue 14. 2020. P. 171-176.
5. Holubiak N. External Factors of System Transformation in Poland. Journal of Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University. №3-4. 2018. P. 16-24.
6. Holubiak N. The effect of new technologies on civic participation models. Przegląd politologiczny. №4. 2018. S. 51-63.
7. Holubiak N., Holubiak I. Hybrid Threats as Challenges to the EU Security Policy. Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Political Science. Issue 15. 2023. P. 53-59.
8. Holubiak N., Holubiak I. EU Political Initiatives to Support the Development of the Information Society. Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Political Science. Issue 18. 2024. P. 92-100.
9. Marchuk V., Holubiak N. Training of Diplomatic Personnel in the Context of the Formation and Development of Czech Diplomacy (1989-2004). Current Issues of Philosophy and Sociology. 2023. №41. P. 141-145.
10. Derevianko S.M., Kobets Yu.V., Holubiak N.R. Ethnic Conflicts in Western Europe: Current State and Prospects. Current Issues of Philosophy and Sociology. 2023. Issue 42. P. 144-149.

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