Nearly three years on since the Russian invasion of #Ukraine began, Coventry University Group continues to help the country to rebuild and prepare for a brighter future.

The Group has already joined forces with two universities in Ukraine, trained healthcare workers and rehabilitation specialists to care for those injured and impacted by the war, as well as exploring potential joint research projects.

And the newest initiative has seen our Research Centre for Peace and Security win a project to develop Gender Equality Partnerships to increase the representation of women in senior leadership positions in higher education institutions in Ukraine. @CPS_Coventry

It builds on a grant previously awarded to the research centre for the development of a dual master’s degree in City Leadership and Management in collaboration with Alfred Nobel University.

The connection between Coventry University and Alfred Nobel University is part of the Twinning Ukraine project which sees universities around the world supporting institutions in Ukraine and was set up in the wake of the Russian invasion of the country in February 2022.

Professor Richard Wells, our Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International) said: "The people of Ukraine have shown, and continue to show, great strength to rebuild and we are proud that Coventry University Group is able to work alongside them to make this possible.

"While things are not as they should be across much of Ukraine, our work alongside universities in the country, including leaders in health and other disciplines, is helping to make this happen."

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