Lyudmila Valeriivna Turchyna

Lyudmila Valeriivna Turchyna serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Ukrainian Studies at the Humanities Faculty of Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic University. She holds a Candidate of Historical Sciences degree and specializes in Ukrainian historical studies, particularly focusing on the socio-political processes of 1920s-1930s Ukraine.

Dr. Turchyna teaches courses including History of Ukraine, History of Ukrainian Culture, Information and Analytical Activities in International Relations, and Ukrainian Culture in the European Context. Her academic journey began at Zaporizhia National University where she graduated in 1994 with a specialization in History, earning qualifications as both a historian and teacher of history and social studies.

Her recent scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on Ukrainian historical periods, particularly examining the Shot Renaissance era, Soviet-era political dynamics, and regional history of Zaporizhzhia during World War II. Her publications reveal a methodological approach combining historical analysis with cultural studies to explore Ukraine's complex past.

Dr. Turchyna maintains an active scholarly presence with publications appearing in the Scientific Works of the Faculty of History of Zaporizhzhia National University and other academic venues. Her research demonstrates particular expertise in 20th century Ukrainian history, Soviet-era intellectual movements, and regional historical developments.

She actively engages with students in research activities, as evidenced by her collaboration with student researchers on conference presentations and publications. Her academic contributions continue to enrich the understanding of Ukrainian historical development within both national and international scholarly communities.