Antonina Sholoiko
Personal information
Job Title: Professor of the Department of Insurance, Banking and Risk Management
Academic Degree: Doctor in Economics
Academic Title: Associate Professor
E-mail: sholoiko@knu.ua
Work experience
9/2024 – current
Professor of the Department of Insurance, Banking and Risk Management.
Faculty of Economics, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Vasylkivska Str., 90 A, Kyiv, Ukraine, 03022.
- Teaching of the following courses: Financial Risk Management, Social Risk Management, Fundamentals of financial business, Financial information and strategic decision making
- Coordination of the scientific work
- Organization of the conferences
- Participation in scientific projects
Education and training
2020
Doctor in Economics.
National Scientific Centre ‘Institute of agrarian economics’, Ukraine
2010
Ph.D. in Economics.
National Scientific Centre ‘Institute of agrarian economics’, Ukraine
2006-2007
Master degree in accounting and auditing.
European University, Ukraine
Skills
- Mother tongue(s): Ukrainian
- Other language(s): English B2, German A2
- Organizational skills and competencies: time management, task analysis, meeting deadlines, coordinating events
- Computer skills and competencies: Microsoft Office, Internet, Google Docs, Social Media
- Other skills: Research skills
Publications:
Projects
2024 -current
Speaker on green awareness. Project “EU for people`s digital, eco and financial awareness” (Jean Monnet Module 101174694 – EU4DEFA – ERASMUS-JMO-2024-HEI-TCH-RSCH) (EU4DEFA)
2023-2024
Researcher. Project “Experience sharing of V4 against the shadow economy, corruption and tax avoidance in Ukraine” (Wroclaw University of Economics and Business, ID 22320065, approved by International Visegrad Fund (IVF))
2023-2025
WG3 member; MC Member. COST Action CA 21166 ‘Social Sciences and Humanities for Transformation and Climate Resilience (SHiFT)’ SHiFT proposes the creation of a transdisciplinary Hub to address existing challenges in advancing timely societal transformations in the face of climate change.
