Ukrainian Institute for the Future will investigate Public Health, Agrarian Policy and Defense

Independent think tank Ukrainian Institute for the Future opens three new areas of work: Defense, Agrarian Policy and Public Health.

This was announced by the Executive Director of the Ukrainian Institute for the Future – Viktor Andrusiv.

“In response to the requests we receive from the Ukrainian society – we open additional programs and vacancies. Today we are looking for experts in such important spheres as Agrarian Policy, Public Health and Defense. I hope that soon we will be able to present a systematic analytical view in these areas too,” – commented Andrusiv.

We invite new experts to work on new directions. The contest for the selection of candidates will start at the beginning of April.

The Ukrainian Institute for the Future – is an independent think-tank, which predicts changes and represents possible scenarios of developments in Ukraine; provides a competent assessment of Ukrainian events, formulates specific recommendations for actions; offers effective solutions; offers a platform for discussions on relevant themes.

The mission of the Ukrainian Institute for the Future – is to project a successful future of Ukraine through expert researches and discussions, which will stimulate the adoption of qualitative political decisions both in Ukrainian and in international politics.

It is a joint project of the representatives of Ukrainian business, politics and public sector. It was founded in 2016.

As of March 2018, the Ukrainian Institute for the Future works in the following areas: international and domestic policy, national security and defense, economy, infrastructure, energy supply, law enforcement and judicial system, education.

More information about the requirements for new candidates you can read on the website uifuture.org in the “News” section.

You can submit your resume by e-mail [email protected] , indicating the desired position (Expert in Defense / Expert in Agricultural Policy / Expert in Public Health) in the subject line of the letter.