The Center for Interdisciplinary Ukrainian Studies “Denkraum Ukraine”(“Think Space Ukraine”) at the University of Regensburg brings togetherexpertise in Ukrainian history, culture, politics, law, and economics. Serving as an internationally recognized hub for knowledge and communication, it fosters interdisciplinary research and education on Ukraine.
The Center is financed by the DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst) through funds from the German Federal Foreign Office (AA) from 2024 to 2028.
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| NewsReview of the workshop “War, Peace, Fragmented Orders, and Political Dialogues. Interdisciplinary and Comparative Perspectives from Political Science and International Law”
From November 12 to 14, 2025, the interdisciplinary workshop “War, Peace, Fragmented Orders, and Political Dialogues. Interdisciplinary and Comparative Perspectives from Political Science and International Law” brought together over 20 participants…Read more -
| NewsDU Vlog with Dr. Olha Martyniuk
How has Ukraine commemorated the soldiers and veterans of World War II since 1991? In our new #DUVlog, our coordinator Dr. Olha Martyniuk examines Ukrainian commemorative culture since its independence in the context of World War II.Read more -
| NewsWorkshop & Seminar “Ukraine's EU Accession Process: Establishing and Securing Rule of Law Structures in the Long-Term”
The workshop “Ukraine's EU Accession Process: Establishing and Securing Rule of Law Structures in the Long-Term” took place on October 12-19, 2025, in Regensburg, bringing together more than 35 speakers from Ukraine, Germany, Romania, Cyprus, Bosnia,…Read more
About the photographer
The photo images used on the website are works by the Ukrainian photographer Serhii Korovayny.
Serhii Korovayny is an editorial and portrait photographer based in Kyiv, Ukraine. He covers the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russian war crimes in Ukraine, environmental issues, the refugee crisis, healthcare topics, etc.
Serhii has worked with The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Financial Times, Time, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, The Economist, and Politico. His works have been showcased at multiple personal and group exhibitions worldwide.