The online tournament of the computer game-quiz “The Path of Vasyl Stefanyk” is starting on the occasion of University Day and the 155th anniversary of the birth of the university’s patron, Vasyl Stefanyk.
Vasyl Stefanyk Carpathian National University invites students and teachers of secondary education institutions, students and teachers of professional pre-higher education institutions to become part of a bright intellectual event – an online tournament of the computer game-quiz “The Path of Vasyl Stefanyk”, dedicated to the figure of the outstanding Ukrainian writer Vasyl Stefanyk.
This is not just a competition – it is a wonderful journey into the world of Ukrainian literature, where classics are combined with modern technologies, and knowledge turns into a real game!
The tournament will take place on May 2, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Teams of 6 students in grades 10-11 and 1st-2nd year students who are ready to test their erudition, intelligence, and team spirit are invited to participate. Registration of the team captain and the teacher who is preparing the team for participation in the tournament is mandatory.
You must register by April 25, 2026, by filling out the Google form:
https://forms.gle/HzRmW27LQes5czBJ6
Participants will find interactive tasks, a dynamic format, and an atmosphere of real intellectual drive. The top 10 teams will be invited to the university for an award ceremony. The winners will receive certificates from the rector, memorable gifts, and teachers will receive certificates of advanced training.
Don’t miss the opportunity to prove yourself, immerse yourself in the work of Vasyl Stefanyk in a new way, and become part of the modern educational space of Carpathian University!
For questions about participation, please get in touch with the organisers: Voloshchuk Halyna – 097 247 82 16, halyna.voloshchuk@cnu.edu.ua
Iryna Vorobets – 0686817413, iryna.vorobets@cnu.edu.ua Olga Rusakova – 096 566 19 11, olha.rusakova@cnu.edu.ua Oleksandr Soletskyi – 050 671 78 62, oleksandr.soletskyi@cnu.edu.ua
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