Lecture “The Institution of Citizenship and Its Significance in the Migration Law of Ukraine”

As part of her teaching practice, on March 18, 2025, M. A. TKACHUK, a PhD student of the Department of Constitutional, Administrative and Financial Law, conducted a lecture for third-year students majoring in 081 Law as part of the course “Migration Law.” Her academic supervisor is Iryna SOLODKA, Associate Professor of the Department of Constitutional, Administrative and Financial Law. The lecture was entitled “The Institution of Citizenship and Its Significance in the Migration Law of Ukraine.” During the session, the PhD student focused on the practical aspects of acquiring and terminating Ukrainian citizenship, the issues surrounding dual citizenship, and the specific features of the legal status of and rules governing the stay of foreigners and stateless persons in Ukraine. The students asked questions, which led to lively discussions of theoretical and legal issues as well as practical challenges related to the institution of citizenship in migration law.