Theoretical and legal aspects of labour and environmental law; implementation and protection of rights in the social and labour sphere; the main trends in the development of labour law and social security law in modern circumstances.

She graduated from the Faculty of Law of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. She has practical experience as a lawyer in the position of a deputy chief and later as an acting head of the HR Department of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.

She conducts lecture courses in the following disciplines: Basics of Jurisprudence, Basics of Labour Law, Commercial Law; practical classes in: International Law, Intellectual Property, Basics of Jurisprudence, Basics of Labour Law, Commercial Law, Human Rights and Their Protection.

Brief description of the most important scientific result:

Levytska N. O. Normative and Legal Institute: General Theoretical Characteristics. – Dissertation of the Candidate of  Law – Lviv, 2013. – 179 pp.

The result is theoretical fundamental scientific research.

The subject of the study is the general patterns of regulatory and legal institutions, their developmental features and trends in Ukraine.

The work identified the characteristics of the regulatory and legal institution as a phenomenon, defined the author’s concept of “regulatory and legal institution”, clarified its structure: norm-creating, norm-enforcing, and norm-maintaining parts. It distinguished the main types of regulatory and legal institution, revealed the relationship with  related concepts such as “the institute of law”, “the institute of legislation”, proved the correspondence of the new concept to modern realities and the need to introduce it into the conceptual-categorical apparatus. It also identified the features of the main types of regulatory and legal institution: sectoral, public-law, private-law, material-law, procedural-law and formulated the definitions of their concepts.

The dissertation characterized the current state of formation and functioning of domestic regulatory and legal institutions, clarified their role and place in the sectoral structure of the Ukrainian law system of sources and identified the main problems: imbalance in the sectoral structure of the Ukrainian law system of sources in the context of increasing the regulatory and legal array, erosion of basic sectoral provisions, formation of new regulatory and legal institutions without due regard for the current system of law sources. The paper proposes ways to overcome these problems.

The work can be used in the educational process.

Publications: about 30 scientific works.

Completed internships:

Internship at Lviv State University of Internal Affairs 2018-2019 (Certificate No.117 issued by Lviv State University of Internal Affairs on January 31, 2019). 6 ECTS credits.

Internship “Scientific activity in the disciplines of legal sciences from a national and European point of view”. The University of Białystok (Poland). 11.05.21 – 21.06.2021.  Certificate No. 21. 6 ECTS credits.

Internship “Upgrading of teaching skills”.  Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. 12.05.22 – 4.06.22.  2, 5 ECTS credits.

Languages:

Polish – intermediate.

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