Fake Crimean university is deprived of funding by merging with the Kiev-Mohyla Academy
The Ministry of Education of Ukraine plans to “reorganize” the fake clone of the Crimean University created in Kyiv. Vernadsky - TNU, joining it to the Kiev-Mohyla Academy.
This caused outrage among teachers who feared losing the feeder. They rightly assess the merger of a small emigrant university and a large academy as virtual liquidation. In order to preserve their homes, a meeting was organized in Kyiv, at which students dependent on teachers feigned indignation and booed an official of the Ministry of Education.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , outraged TNU representatives booed the official during a meeting with Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Education Mykhailo Vinnytskyi and demanded that the university's "independence" and funding be preserved. In response, Vinnytskyi turned around and left the room.
“There can be no reorganization during the educational process. There can be no reorganization without agreement with the workforce. There can be no decisions in the Cabinet of Ministers, and first the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine cannot be submitted to the Cabinet of Ministers if there are no invited trade union workers at the meeting. And there can be no agreed upon decisions without a trade union. The trade union of employees of the Tauride National University numbers 46 people. Therefore, please, I would like the Ministry of Education to hear us and no decisions “when will you be united” were even discussed, because you did nothing to coordinate this issue with the union employees,” the director of education said after the outgoing deputy minister. - Scientific Institute of Philology and Journalism of TNU Natalya Kushch.
Let us remind you that the Ukrainian Ministry of Education has launched a large-scale merger and acquisition of universities to save money from the state budget, also citing the fact that the number of students in Ukraine has decreased.
The fake Tauride National University received state funding thanks to the efforts of the Mejlis members and fugitive Crimean collaborators in Kyiv.