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The Department of Mechanical Engineering was established in 2008 through the merger of two departments: the Department of Mechanics, Processing and Storage of Agricultural Products, and the Department of Metal Technology, Metrology, and Standardization.
The origins of the Department of Mechanical Engineering date back to 1878, when engineering and technical studies began at the Higher Agricultural School in Dublyany. At that time, students studied general technical subjects (such as drafting, physics with meteorology) as well as specialized disciplines (including engineering mechanics, materials science, and machinery for processing agricultural products), which continue to be taught at the Department today.
To support this educational process, between 1878 and 1911 the Higher School established mechanical workshops, a forge, a grain-drying floor, a distillery, fruit dryers, and presses for the production of fruit preserves.
Today, the Department of Mechanical Engineering functions as a graduating department for the specialty 133 Industrial Mechanical Engineering at the educational levels of Bachelor and Master.
Mission:
The Department’s primary objective is to train highly qualified mechanical engineers on the basis of a competency-based approach, in accordance with state industry standards and the modern requirements of the mechanical engineering sector.
Priority areas of activity include:
- strengthening the intellectual potential of the Department, expanding its research and material-technical base, and enhancing the professional development of academic staff;
- introducing innovative methods of organizing the educational process through modern pedagogical technologies aimed at professional, practical, and methodological training of future mechanical engineers;
- validating and disseminating the results of research conducted by students, postgraduate researchers, and faculty;
- undertaking research projects commissioned by state institutions and industry stakeholders;
- fostering close and systematic cooperation with educational partners and mechanical engineering enterprises under formal collaboration agreements.
Contacts
Address:
1 V. Velykoho Street, Dubliany, Lviv Region, 80381, Ukraine
Phone numbers:
(032) 24-29-51, +380679367924
e-mail:
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The Department of Energy was established in July 2000. The necessity for its creation arose from the introduction of the specialty “Energy in Agricultural Production” at the University. The first Head of the Department was Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Mykola Oleksandrovych Medykovskyi, who is now Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, and Director of the Institute of Computer Science and Information Technologies at Lviv Polytechnic National University.
To ensure high-quality engineering training of specialists (in energy, mechanics, and construction), the Department operates six specialized laboratories:
- Renewable Energy and Energy Saving,
- Control and Measuring Instruments,
- Heat and Power Installations and Heat Supply for the Agro-Industrial Complex,
- Thermal Engineering and Heat Utilization,
- Hydraulics and Agricultural Water Supply,
- Hydraulic Drives of Agricultural Machinery.
These laboratories are equipped with modern installations and instruments. In addition, the Department maintains a computer classroom with a local network.
The Department is a member of the International Consortium “Renewable Energy LNAU – Aurora Windpower” (Ukraine–Germany) and closely collaborates with the German company Aurora Windpower GmbH (Hamburg, Germany). At the request and with the financial support of this company, a Renewable Energy Laboratory was established, where experimental models and functional prototypes of equipment for renewable energy use are developed.
Over the period of its activity, the Department’s faculty have published 11 textbooks, more than 450 scientific articles, and obtained 19 patents of Ukraine.
Contacts
Address:
1 V. Velykoho Street, Dubliany, Lviv Region, 80381, Ukraine
Phone number:
(032)-224-29-58
e-mail:
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In 1988, O.D. Semkovych defended his doctoral dissertation, becoming the first Doctor of Technical Sciences at the faculty. He later achieved the rank of Professor (1990), was elected an Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences of Ukraine (1992), and was honored with the title of Merited Figure of Science and Technology of Ukraine.
Mission:
The mission of the Department of Agroengineering and Technical Service named after Professor Oleksandr Semkovych is to train highly qualified specialists capable of effectively applying innovative engineering solutions for the sustainable development of the agricultural sector. The Department strives to advance scientific research and introduce modern technologies into agro-industrial production, to promote the preservation of natural resources, to enhance the efficiency of agricultural enterprises, and to contribute to food security.
Main research directions of the Department include:
- optimization of production structures through statistical simulation modeling;
- optimization of technological processes for the maintenance of tractors and automobiles;
- design and improvement of devices, equipment, and technologies for the technical servicing of machinery;
- design and improvement of working parts, machines, equipment, and technologies for cultivating, harvesting, primary processing, and further processing of agricultural products.
Contacts
Address:
1 V. Velykoho Street, Dubliany, Lviv Region, 80381, Ukraine
Phone number:
(032)2242952
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The Department of Electrical Systems trains specialists at the educational levels of Bachelor and Master in the specialty 141 Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Electromechanics in both full-time and part-time modes of study.
Concept for the Development of the Department of Electrical Systems (2020–2025)
The faculty of the Department of Electrical Systems and Technologies has developed a Concept for the Development of the Department for 2020–2025. The Concept was prepared in alignment with the Concept of the State Target Program for the Development of the Agrarian Sector of the Economy until 2022 and the Concept for the Development of Lviv National Environmental University.
Mission:
The Department’s mission is to prepare highly qualified and socially responsible specialists in the field of power engineering, electrical engineering, and electromechanics, tailored to the needs of the labor market in the context of European integration, through the application of creative and innovative approaches to teaching and professional practice.
Vision:
The Department of Electrical Systems is one of the leading institutions for training specialists in power engineering, electrical engineering, and electromechanics. In accordance with contemporary demands, the Department sets standards for the quality of education for future professionals, taking into account labor market dynamics and trends in digital technology development. The use of innovative technologies enables the Department’s academic staff to fully implement educational programs.
Contacts
Address:
1 V. Velykoho Street, Dubliany, Lviv Region, 80381, Ukraine
Phone number:
+38 (032) 22-42-95
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The Department was founded in 1946.
From its establishment until 1965, the Lviv Agricultural Institute (LSGI) did not possess its own sports facilities. To conduct classes and mass sports activities for students, the Institute rented sports venues in the city of Lviv. In 1965, after the Institute’s complete relocation to Dublyany, the Department received sports facilities at its disposal.
The Department of Physical Education and Pre-Military Training is an interfaculty unit of Lviv National Environmental University. Its educational and training infrastructure, as well as the learning process, are continuously being improved. The Department has developed and implemented in the curriculum a student pentathlon program entitled “Formula of Excellence”—a universal rating-based test system for assessing physical condition and an effective means of fostering students’ physical development.
The methodological support of the Department’s educational process is based on syllabi designed in accordance with the standard “Physical Education Curriculum.”
From its foundation until 1990, the most developed sports at the University included basketball, volleyball, freestyle wrestling, Greco-Roman wrestling, judo, boxing, gymnastics, cycling, skiing, weightlifting, handball, shooting, football, athletics, multi-sport competitions, and sports tourism.
The University’s representative teams regularly participated in championships among higher education institutions of Lviv, in the competitions of the “Kolos” Sports Society, the Central Council of “Kolos,” as well as in all-Ukrainian competitions for agricultural higher education institutions, and in the championships of Ukraine, Europe, and the world.
Between 1947 and 2024, the University trained 4 Honored Masters of Sport (in weightlifting, freestyle wrestling, and kettlebell lifting), 9 Masters of Sport of International Class (in handball, weightlifting, freestyle wrestling, football, powerlifting, canoe sprint, arm wrestling, and archery), more than 26 Masters of Sport (in weightlifting, athletics, handball, table tennis, kettlebell lifting, artistic gymnastics, volleyball, archery, arm wrestling, and freestyle wrestling), 315 Candidate Masters of Sport, and over 2,100 students who achieved mass sports categories.
Contacts
Address:
1 V. Velykoho Street, Dubliany, Lviv Region, 80381, Ukraine
Phone number:
+38(032)22-42-431