Leonid Gr. Melnyk
CURRICULUM VITAE
January 2011
Department of Economics and Business Administration, Sumy State University, Sumy, Ukraine
Tel.: +380-542-332223, 333297, +380-68-9678767
Fax: +380-542-604478
E-mail: melnyk@econ.fem.sumdu.edu.ua
Academic Training
| 1989 | Doctor's Degree of Economics. Moscow Institute of National Economy |
| 1978 | Candidate Degree of Economics. Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys |
| 1971 | Honors Degree of Mechanical Engineer, Kharkov Polytechnic Institute |
Academic Association
| 2005 | Academician of the Academy of Natural Science of Russia |
| 1995 | Academician of the Academy of Business and Management of Ukraine |
| 1995 | Academician of the International Academy of Information |
| 1993 | Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences of Ukraine |
Fellowship and awards
| 2009 | Award for the Academy of Natural Science of Russia |
| 2005 | Award of Canadian Association Named of Anna and Petro Patyk |
| 1990–1993 | Best Lecturer Award. Sumy Physics and Technology Institute |
| 1985–1986 | Fellowship for Scientific Mission in Japanese Universities |
| 1985 | Award for the Best Soviet Monograph in the Field of Environmental Economics (the book “Economics and Protection of Environment”) |
| 1981 | Medal and Prize of the Lenin’s Komsomol Honor in the Field of Science and Technology for Young Scientists of the USSR |
| 1980, 1982 | Medals of Exhibition of National Economy of the USSR, Section of the Ecology |
| 1980 | Academician Proskura Honor Prize for Young Scientists of Ukraine in the Field of Public Sciences |
Professional experience
| 2007 | Present time Director of Institute for Development Economics of Ministry of Education Science and National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Part-time |
| 1993–present time | Head of Department of Economics and Business Administration. Sumy State University |
| 1990–present time | President of Economic Research Center |
| 1990–1992 | Professor. Department of Economics and Business Administration. Sumy Physics and Technology Institute |
| 1986–1990 | Associate Professor. Department of Economics and Business Administration. Sumy Branch of Kharkov Polytechnic Institute |
| 1985–1986 | Researcher. Department of Earth Sciences. Nagoya University, Japan |
| 1978–1985 | Teacher, Associate Professor. Department of Economics and Business Administration, Sumy Branch of Kharkov Polytechnic Institute |
| 1977–1978 | Post-Graduate. Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys |
| 1974–1977 | Senior Research Worker. Department of Economics and Business Administration. Sumy Branch of Kharkov Polytechnic Institute |
| 1972–1974 | Engineer. Sumy Branch of Kharkov Polytechnic Institute |
| 1971–1972 | Designer. Sumy Machine-Building Plant |
| 1970–1971 | Technician. Sumy Branch of Kharkov Polytechnic Institute |
Professional training teaching courses:
- Belgium. Free University of Brussels (1998,2001,2008).
- U.S.A. Colorado University in Colorado Springs (1992, 1996).
- U.S.S.R. Moscow Institute of Management (1977–1978 and 1983–1984).
Professional Training (Scientific Missions) in the Institutions:
- Certificate of the International Training Centre of the ICLEI for coordination and teaching in the TACIS–Environmental Management Training Programme, Freiburg–Kyiv. 1996
- Certificate of United States Environmental Protection Agency for completing the training program in Environmental Policy, Kyiv (1994)
- Federal Environmental Agency Germany (1991)
- Japan, Nagoya University (1985–1986)
Special fields
- Development Economics.
- Ecological Economics.
- Economics of Enterprise
- Information Economics.
- Ecological Entrepreneur.
- Economics of Sustainability.
Courses Taught in Ukraine and Abroad
- Economics of Industry
- Economics of Enterprise
- Management
- Information Economics and Economy
- Economics of Sustainable Development
- Comparative Economic Systems
- Environmental Economics
- Economics of Innovation
Research and Educational Projects Implemented under Leadership of Prof. L. Melnyk
More 100 research and educational projects are implemented under leadership of L.Melnyk, including 30 international projects (financed by TACIS, World Bank, NATO, British Council, Flanders Government ICLET, etc).
Lecturing Abroad
- South-West University, Kursk, Russia, 2009–2010.
- University Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand, 2009.
- Free University of Brussels, Belgium, 1997–1998, 2000, 2005, 2008.
- Russian Economic Academy, Moscow, Russia, 1992.
- Rostock University, Germany, 1997.
- Nagoya University, Japan, 1985–1986.
- International Centre for Enterprise Development, Accra, Ghana, 1998.
- Ilmenau University, Germany, 1999.
- Colorado University of Colorado Spring, U.S.A., 1992 and 1996.
Publications
More that 400 scientific works are published, including 38 books and 290 articles. The main books are:
- Social and Economics Problems of Information Society. The monograph (editor), 2010.—896p. (in Russian).
- Methods of Solving Ecological Problems. The monograph (ed.), 2010.—664p. (in Russian).
- Sustainable Development: Theory, Methodology, Practice. The textbook (ed.), 2009.—1200p. (in Russian).
- Business Administration: Master’s Course. The textbook (ed.), 2009.—896p. (in Ukrainian).
- Social and Economic Potential of Sustainable Development. The textbook (ed.), 2007.—1120p. (in Russian and English).
- Basics of Sustainable Development. The textbook, 2006.—984p. (in Ukrainian).
- Basics of Ecology and Environmental Management. The textbook (ed.), 2006.—760p. (in Ukrainian).
- Ecological Economics. The textbook, 2006.—368p. (in Ukrainian and Russian).
- Economics of Development. The monograph, 2006.—662p. (in Russian).
- Economics and Information. Dictionary, 2005.—384p. (in Russian).
- Methodology of Development. The monograph, 2005.—602p. (in Russian).
- Methods of Evaluation of Ecological Costs The monograph (ed.), 2004.—288p. (in Ukrainian, summary – in Russian and English).
- Information Economics. The textbook, 2003.—288p. (in Russian).
- Fundamental Basics of Development. The monograph, 2003.—288p. (in Russian).
- Environmental Economics. The textbook (ed.), 1998.—496p. (in English and Russian).
Papers
Prof. Dr. Melnyk presented papers at more than 200 conferences and workshops, including countries: Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Denmark, France, Germany, Ghana, Grate Britain, Greece, Italy, Japan, the Netherland, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, U.S.A.