The Ukrainian School of Political Studies is an educational and network project of the Agency for Legislative Initiatives and the Council of Europe, which aims to train and unite leaders from various backgrounds with a common desire to develop a strong state of Ukraine.
European network
USPS is a part of European network of schools of political studies, whose mission is to spread fundamental democratic values in the world.
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Russian Federation
1992
Moscow School of Civic Education (Now dissolved)
Georgia
1999
Tbilisi School of Political Studies
Bulgaria
2002
Bulgarian School of Politics "Dimitry Panitza"
Bosnia and Herzegovina
2003
School of Political Studies of Bosnia and Herzegovina
North Macedonia
2003
School of Public Policy "Mother Theresa"
Moldova
2003
European Institute for Political Studies
Montenegro
2003
School of Democratic Leadership
Kosovo*
2003
Pristina Institute for Political Studies
*All references to Kosovo shall be understood in full compliance with United Nation's Security Council Resolution 1244 and without prejudice to the status of Kosovo
Serbia
2003
Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence
Croatia
2004
Academy for Political Development
Romania
2004
"Ovidiu Sincai" European School
Armenia
2005
Yerevan School of Political Studies
Ukraine
2005
Ukrainian School of Political Studies
Albania
2007
Academy of Political Studies
Azerbaijan
2007
Baku Political Studies Programme
Belarus
2007
East-European School of Political Studies
Morocco
2013
Citizenship School of Political Studies
Tunisia
2013
Tunisian School of Politics
Visegrád Group (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia)
2013
Visegrád School of Political Studies
Turkey
2014
European School of Politics
Greece
2014
Civic School of Political Studies
Kyrgyzstan
2011
Academy of Civic Education (Associate member since 2016)
Slovenia
2017
Democratic and Social Institute UDESIN (Associate member since 2018)
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The Ukrainian school is one of 21 schools of political studies operating under the auspices of the Council of Europe. The USPS programme was launched in 2005 as a democratic achievement of the Orange Revolution and on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Ukraine's accession to the Council of Europe. The School is an educational project, designed to improve culture of public politics in Ukraine, coming out of principles of justice, trust and dialogue. USPS today is:
17+
years of experience
>500
Alumni in the Community
USPS values
Promotion of democratic
and European development of Ukraine
and European development of Ukraine
USPS contributes to establishment of fundamental human rights and freedoms in Ukraine, to formation of new democratic mindset of Ukrainians and integration of our state into the European Community.
Responsibility to the Community and society
USPS has a clear and unshakable values framework that we adhere to in our activities and within the Community. We are aware of responsibility for our work and crystallise the School as a territory of trust and dialogue. Therefore, alumni, who violate our principles, leave the Community.
Unity in diversity
The School unites primarily personalities -- people from different regions and various environments. USPS Alumni are united in the value dimension and desire to work on development of Ukraine as a strong and independent state.
Independence and non-partisanship
The School has always been politically neutral and non-partisan, maintaining dialogue between different parties, movements and platforms and was out of influence of any political force. USPS will never have a dialogue with political forces of pro-Russian orientation.
Partners
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Members of the Supervisory Board
Artūras Zuokas
Vilnius City Mayor (2000-2007, 2011-2015)
Yuliia Mostova
Co-founder and editor-in-chief of the weekly "Dzerkalo tyzhnya" ("Mirror of the Week")
Yevhen Bystrytsky
Head of Department of philosophy of culture, ethics and aesthetics at the Institute of philosophy by the NAS of Ukraine
