On 15 January, 2025, the call for the 9th International Ivan Franko Prize will commence.
The Prize Committee will accept scholarly works from 15 January to 1 March, 2025.

Scholarly works published in 2022–2024 are eligible forsubmission to compete for the International Prize.
To participate, applicants must fill out the Google form here(available starting 15 January, 2025) and send three copies oftheir scholarly work to the Prize Committee at the followingaddress: 48a Volodymyrska Street, office 15, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01030.

Applications for the Prize can be submitted by academic institutions, higher education establishments in Ukraine and/or countries with which Ukraine has diplomatic relations, as well as previous Laureates of the Prize.

The Prize was established to promote multifaceted research into Ivan Franko’s artistic, scholarly, and publicistic legacyand to encourage scholars from around the world to conduct relevant studies in the field of social and humanitarian studies. The latter should highlight the humanistic, national, spiritual, and nation-building significance of Ukraine’s scientific and cultural heritage in the global context.

A unique feature of the 2025 Prize is the involvement of the State Scientific Institution Institute of Educational ContentModernization (IECM), which will issue qualification certificates indicating the number of ECTS hours to all scholars who will apply for the Prize and the experts evaluating their work (see the attached IECM letter).

The Prize Regulations can be found here.