Geological Invetment Group became a stakeholder of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv

Geological Investment Group LLC signed a memorandum of cooperation with Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, which provides for cooperation in organizing training and employment of university graduates.

As part of the cooperation, the best students, postgraduates and graduates of the university will have internships at the Geological Investment Group.

In addition, the parties agreed to jointly develop the main means of motivating and stimulating students’ academic activities, including providing scholarships and grants to the best students, postgraduates, and university teachers and jointly holding competitions for them.

Joint organization of scientific conferences, symposia, seminars and other events will be an integral part of the cooperation. Mutual participation in the formation of topics for term papers, diploma and qualification papers, internship programs and individual training courses, and involvement in the process of creating (updating) educational programs, in particular in the field of geology.

According to Iryna Suprun, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv provides high-quality professional training for undergraduate and graduate students, developing and encouraging academic integrity among them, forming skills of creative thinking, scientific analysis and scientific organization of work.

The founder of the Geological Investment Group, Iryna Suprun, noted that in recent years, it has been observed that the field of geology in Ukraine really needs high-quality personnel. 

“Unfortunately, such fields as geology were not very popular among applicants, so we can now observe a shortage of personnel in this area. When talking to clients, we often hear that they are also looking for good specialists. We hope that cooperation with Lviv University will help provide the extractive industry with the best specialists,” said Iryna Suprun.

We must understand that the postwar reconstruction of Ukraine will require qualified specialists, and we need to work actively on this now.