- Friday, May 8, 2026
A meeting took place at Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University between the university’s rector, Ruslan Biloskurskyi, and representatives from SoftServe: Marina Hrusko, SoftServe’s Western Region Manager, and Ihor Vinnichuk, SoftServe Academy Project Manager.
During the meeting, Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University was awarded the highest level of partnership – SoftServe Platinum Partner. The company awards this distinction to partner universities for their significant contribution to the development of IT education, the training of specialists and effective cooperation with the industry.
Currently, only 12 universities worldwide hold Platinum Partner status, and Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University is among them.
During the meeting, the parties also discussed the further development of cooperation between the university and the company in the areas of IT education, practical training for students, the implementation of joint educational initiatives, as well as opportunities to expand collaboration between the academic community and the IT industry.
SoftServe is a global digital engineering and technology services company specialising in solutions in the fields of artificial intelligence, data and cloud technologies. The company has around 11,000 employees working in over 50 offices worldwide — from San Francisco to Dubai. The company’s headquarters are located in Austin (USA).
The company is currently delivering over 900 active projects for clients in North America, the EU and Asia. SoftServe’s partners and clients include IBM, Cisco, Panasonic, Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, NVIDIA and other leading technology companies.
The University is proud to have received the SoftServe Platinum Partner award and highly values its long-standing collaboration with the company, which opens up new opportunities for the development of IT education, the professional growth of students and the implementation of modern practices in the teaching process.
