Tsizhma Oksana

OKSANA TSIZHMA
Senior Lecturer
Department of Entrepreneurship,
Trade and Applied Economics,
Deputy Headof the Department
for Educational Work
Forensic Expert
Specialization 12.1 – “Determination of the value of machines,
equipment, raw materials, and consumer goods”
GeneralBasic publicationsActivityContacts

2003 – graduated from the Prykarpattia University named after IN. Stefanyka studied “Economics and Entrepreneurship” (diploma with honors), earned a bachelor’s degree in economics and entrepreneurship (accounting and auditing).
2004 – graduated from Prykarpattia University named after IN. Stefanyka majored in “Accounting and Auditing” (diploma with honors), specializing in accounting and auditing in the fields of economics, and qualified as an accountant-economist.
2017 – graduated with honors from the Ternopil National University of Economics, majoring in “Finance, Banking and Insurance”.
2004 – 2007 – graduate student of Prykarpattia National University named after IN. Stefanyka, on 08.09.01 – demography, labor economy, social economy and politics.
2007 – 2008 – assistant professor of the Department of Economic Theory of the Prykarpattia National University named after V. Stefanika.
2008 – 2018 – teacher of the department of accounting and finance of the Ivano-Frankivsk Institute of Management of the Ternopil National University of Economics, since November 2013. – Ivano-Frankivsk Educational and Scientific Institute of Management of Ternopil National Economic University.
2019 – 2024 to the present time – senior laboratory assistant of the department of management and marketing, teacher.
from 2024 until now – senior lecturer of the department of entrepreneurship, trade and applied economics.

ADVANCED TRAINING

2017 – advanced training at the Ivano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil and Gas at the Department of Finance, topic of work “Stock market: problems and development prospects”.
2018 – certification training and teaching training courses on working with KP M.E.Doc, certified teacher.
2021 – Ivano-Frankivsk branch of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, certificate subject: “Implementation of economic and commodity expert and evaluation activities: scientific and practical aspect”, No. b/n, 19.03.2021, (3 credits, 90 hours .).
2023 – Scientific and pedagogical professional development “On the pulse of legal realities: topical issues of domestic legislation” SA23 No. 00028 dated 05/08/2023 (15 hours, 0.5 ECTS credits).
2023 – Vasyl Stefanyk Prykarpattia National University, certificate CA23 No. 00013, topic “Key elements of project application formation”, 05/08/2023. (1 ECTS credit, 30 hours)
2023 – from April 24 to June 16, 2023, she completed an internship at the Ivano-Frankivsk Educational and Scientific Institute of Management of the West Ukrainian National University on the topic “Practices of teaching educational disciplines of specialties 073 “Management” 075 “Marketing” in higher education institutions according to modern standards” (6 credits , 180 hours)

AWARDS

1. Gratitude of the Ternopil National University of Economics for conscientious and fruitful work, significant achievements in the scientific and pedagogical field, preservation of the glorious traditions of the Ternopil National University of Economics and on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Ivano-Frankivsk Educational and Scientific Institute of Management. (2017)
2. Certificate of the Department of Education, Science and Youth Policy of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional State Administration for conscientious, selfless fruitful work, high professional skill, significant achievements in the scientific and pedagogical field, a significant contribution to the establishment and development of a higher educational institution and on the occasion of the 25th anniversary since the day of the establishment of the institute (2017)

Scientific Publications (Articles and Monographs)

  1. Tsizhma, O., & Tsizhma, Yu. (2013). Transformation of the use of the Labour Potential of Ukraine: Trends and Prospects. Analysen und Ansichten zur Wirtschaftsentwicklung in der Ukraine. Eine Sicht ukrainischer Forscher zu Theorie und Praxis. Berlin: Forschungsinstitut der Internationalen Wissenschaftlichen Vereinigung Weltwirtschaft und Weltpolitik e.V., pp. 257–267.
  2. Tsizhma, O. A., Danylyshyn, V. I., & Stefankiv, O. M. (2015). Transport tax: foreign experience and Ukrainian realities. Global and National Problems of Economy, Mykolaiv National University named after V.O. Sukhomlynsky, (3).
  3. Tsizhma, O. A., & Fedorovych, I. M. (2015). Prospects for improving public debt management in Ukraine. In Management of finances of business entities in the conditions of global transformation: Monograph (Ed. I.S. Hutsalo), Ternopil: TNEU, pp. 421–436.
  4. Alekseyenko, L. M., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2015). Management of the process of financial support of labor potential in conditions of macroeconomic uncertainty. In Management of finances of business entities in the conditions of global transformation: Monograph (Ed. I.S. Hutsalo), Ternopil: TNEU, pp. 437–458.
  5. Danylyshyn, V. I., Stefankiv, O. M., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2016). Foreign experience of public-private partnership and proposals for its improvement in Ukraine. Global and National Problems of Economy, (11).
  6. Alekseyenko, L. M., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2016). Management of the budget revenue structure in the context of actualization of labor resources reproduction financing. Visnyk of the Odessa National University. Series: Economy, 21(4), 140–144.
  7. Tsizhma, O. A. (2017). Financial support for the development of labor potential in the context of implementing the social justice maxim. Scientific Bulletin of Uzhhorod National University. Series: International Economic Relations and World Economy, (14), Part 2, 166–170.
  8. Tsizhma, O., Alekseyenko, L., & Karpa, I. (2017). Optimization of residential real estate taxation in the context of increasing efficiency of state regulation of social standards. In Modern tendencies of fiscal policy in European economic space: Monograph (Ed. A. Krysovatyy), Ternopil: TNEU, pp. 249–256.
  9. Tsizhma, O. A., Tsizhma, Yu. I., & Shelenko, D. I. (2018). Organizational and legal forms of management as a factor in increasing employment in rural areas. Visnyk of Precarpathian University. Economics, (13), 178-187.
  10. Tsizhma, O. A. (2019). Conceptual approaches to financing the development of labor potential in the context of implementing responsible policy. European Journal of Economics and Management, 5(2), 148–155.
  11. Alekseyenko, L. M., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2019). Financial support of the agricultural sector in the context of spatial economic development. Economic Space, (148), 150–161.
  12. Tsizhma, Yu. I., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2019). Transformation of financial support of labor potential through the prism of health care system reform. Actual Problems of the Development of the Economy of the Region, 15(1), 159-168.
  13. Tsizhma, Yu. I., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2019). Conceptual approaches to the formation of sources of labor potential financing. Visnyk of Precarpathian University. Economics, (XIV), 227–227.
  14. Tsizhma, O. A. (Ed.) (2019). Financial Accounting: study guide. (Balanyuk I. F., Pylypiv N. I., Hnatyuk T. M., et al.). Ivano-Frankivsk: PNU.
  15. Tsizhma, O. (2020). Savings in banking institutions of Ukraine as a factor of increasing the efficiency of formation of labor potential of the population. Scholarly Notes of V.I. Vernadsky Taurida National University. Series: Economy and Management, 31(70), No. 3, 28-35.
  16. Tsizhma, O., & Alekseyenko, L. M. (2020). Financing of labor resources in conditions of crisis cyclicity. The World of Finance, 2(63), 140–151.
  17. Tsizhma, Yu. I., Lyshak, O. A., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2023). Digitalization as a modern driving force for improving forensic activities. Criminalistics and Forensic Science, (68), 40-47.
  18. Tsizhma, Yu., & Tsizhma, O. (2025). Current problems of conducting forensic commodity examinations of alternative energy source objects. Criminalistics and Forensic Science, (70), 790—802. DOI: 10.33994/kndise

Conference Materials

  1. Tsizhma, O. A. (2005). Human resources development – the primary source of improving the labor potential of the region. Regional aspects of organization and management of financial resources, Ivano-Frankivsk, 41–42.
  2. Tsizhma, O. A., & Tsizhma, Yu. I. (2011). Eighty years of transformational changes in the employment structure of the Ivano-Frankivsk region. Achievements of higher education, Sofia, Vol. 3, 85–87.
  3. Tsizhma, O. A. (2012). Transformation of the region’s labor potential into intellectual capital and an innovative product. Days of Science IFIM TNEU, Ivano-Frankivsk, 58–60.
  4. Tsizhma, O. A., & Tsizhma, Yu. I. (2012). New achievements and prospects for improving inter-budgetary relations in Ukraine. Achievements of higher education, Sofia, Vol. 2, 92–94.
  5. Tsizhma, O. A. (2013). Financing of the health care sector as a source of preserving labor potential. Economy, management, finance: problems and prospects of development, Kyiv, 82–84.
  6. Tsizhma, O. A. (2013). Main ways of improving the qualification level of the region’s labor potential. Formation of a competitive national economy: world experience and domestic realities, Kherson, 109–110.
  7. Tsizhma, O. A. (2013). Theoretical aspects of the use of the region’s labor potential. Socio-economic development and quality of life of the population of the region, Ivano-Frankivsk, 116–119.
  8. Tsizhma, O. A. (2014). Paradigm of financial support management of the region’s labor potential in the modern economic system of Ukraine. Management sciences in the modern world, Kyiv, 191–193.
  9. Tsizhma, O. A. (2015). Definition of sources of financial support for the development of labor potential. Economic development of the state, regions and enterprises: problems and prospects, Lviv, 350–352.
  10. Tsizhma, O. A. (2015). Modernization of the financial support management system of labor potential. Problems and prospects of socio-economic development of regions, Ivano-Frankivsk.
  11. Tsizhma, O. A., & Alekseyenko, L. M. (2015). Financial and credit incentives for the development of labor resources in conditions of bifurcation of economic processes. World trends and prospects for the development of the financial system of Ukraine, Kyiv, 11–16.
  12. Tsizhma, O. A., Alekseyenko, L. M., & Karpa, I. S. (2018). Issues of providing housing for workers in the context of corporate social responsibility formation. Corporate finance: problems and prospects of innovative development, Kyiv: KNEU, 14–17.
  13. Tsizhma, O. A., & Tsizhma, Yu. I. (2018). Economic nationalism as a driving force for the development of territorial marketing. Economic nationalism, Ivano-Frankivsk, 326-330.
  14. Tsizhma, O. A., & Alekseyenko, L. M. (2018). Financing the development of labor potential from the standpoint of implementing the service concept of the state. Financial business in Ukraine and the world, Lviv, 238 – 243.
  15. Tsizhma, O. A. (2019). Financial support for the development of labor potential in the context of establishing a flexible model for a competitive economy. Modern problems of accounting, analysis, audit and taxation, Dnipro, Part 2, 396–399.
  16. Tsizhma, O. A. (2019). Financing the development of labor potential when choosing innovative economic development. Innovative development and enterprise security, Lutsk, 423 – 425.
  17. Tsizhma, O. A. (2020). Financial aspects of labor potential development in the conditions of socialization of corporate management. Socially competent management of corporations in the conditions of behavioral economy, Lutsk, 249 – 251.
  18. Tsizhma, O. A. (2020). Influence of GDP on the formation and development of labor potential. Modernization of the economy: modern realities, forecast scenarios and development prospects, Kherson, 766 – 767.
  19. Tsizhma, O. (2020). Bank savings as a factor of increasing the efficiency of formation of labor potential of the population. Economic and social development of Ukraine in the 21st century, Ternopil, 79 – 81.
  20. Tsizhma, Yu., & Tsizhma, O. (2021). Mechanism for implementing a comprehensive strategy for the development of territorial communities through the influence of financial support for labor potential. Sustainable development of the agrarian sphere, Melitopol, 130-132.
  21. Tsizhma, Yu. I., Lyshak, O. A., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2021). Certain aspects of regulating the organization of forensic commodity examinations in Ukraine. Current issues of forensic science, criminalistics and criminal process, KNDISE, Kyiv, 316-319.
  22. Tsizhma, Yu., & Tsizhma, O. (2022). Digitalization as an element of business support under martial law. Sustainable development of the agrarian sphere, Melitopol, 75-77.
  23. Tsizhma, Yu. I., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2023). Forensic commodity examination: methodological foundations, problems and ways to solve them. Current issues of forensic science, criminalistics and criminal process, Kyiv, 507 – 510.
  24. Tsizhma, O. A. (2025). Entrepreneurship and trade: challenges and opportunities during the war. Modern trends in management development, entrepreneurship and service sector, Dnipro, 394-395.
  25. Tsizhma, Yu. I., & Tsizhma, O. A. (2025). Prospects for the development of commodity and complex examinations of goods with alternative energy sources. Forensic examination: development prospects and specific vectors of change, Odesa, 500-503.
  26. Tsizhma, O. A., & Tsizhma, Yu. I. (2025). Forensic commodity examination in the context of information society development. Information society: technological, economic and technical aspects of formation, Issue 101, 81-85.
  27. Tsizhma, O. A., & Tsizhma, Yu. I. (2025). Realities and prospects of trading activities of small businesses during the war. Realities and prospects of socio-economic development during the war, Cherkasy, 61 – 65.
  28. Shelenko, D., Tsizhma, O., & Humeniuk, S. (2025). Women’s entrepreneurship in Ukraine: innovative strategies and growth opportunities. XXVI International Scientific and Practical Forum, pp. 78-79.
  29. Tsizhma, Yu., & Tsizhma, O. (2025). On the issue of information support for conducting forensic commodity examinations. Forensic examination: European integration and digital transformation, Lviv, 452-455.
  30. Tsizhma, O., & Tsizhma, Yu. (2025). Greenwashing as a subject of forensic examination: methodological approaches to assessing the impact of deceptive labeling on the consumer value of goods

Educational and Methodological Materials

  1. Tsizhma, O. A., & Danylyshyn, V. I. (2013). Tax system: Methodological recommendations. Ivano-Frankivsk: “LIK”, 60 p.
  2. Tsizhma, O. A., & Danylyshyn, V. I. (2013). Methodological guidelines for the course work on “State Revenue and Expenditure Management”. Ivano-Frankivsk: IFIM, 28 p.
  3. Tsizhma, O. A., & Stefankiv, O. M. (2014). Educational and methodological complex on “Enterprise Finance” for full-time and part-time students. Ivano-Frankivsk, 225 p.
  4. Tsizhma, O. A., Danylyshyn, V. I., & Fursa, T. P. (2015). Methodological guidelines for course works on “Finance”. Ivano-Frankivsk, 34 p.
  5. Tsizhma, O. A., & Danylyshyn, V. I. (2015). Treasury business: methodological guidelines for students. Ivano-Frankivsk, 43 p.
  6. Tsizhma, O. A. (2016). Budget system: methodological guidelines for the study of the discipline. Ivano-Frankivsk: LIK, 72 p.
  7. Grechanyk, N. Yu., Shurpa, S. Ya., Tsizhma, O. A., & Koledina, K. O. (2024). Methodological recommendations for the industrial practice of Bachelors in “Marketing”. Ivano-Frankivsk: PNU.
  8. Pylypiv, N. I., Tsizhma, O. A., et al. (2025). Methodological guidelines for industrial practice for Bachelors of the “Entrepreneurship, Trade and Stock Exchange Activities” program. Ivano-Frankivsk: PNU, 46 p.
  9. Pylypiv, N. I., Tsizhma, O. A., et al. (2025). Methodological guidelines for course work for Bachelors of the “Entrepreneurship, Trade and Stock Exchange Activities” program. Ivano-Frankivsk: PNU, 30 p.

Author of over 50 scientific and methodological publications, including monographs, study guides, and articles in specialized academic journals indexed in international databases.

Courses Taught

  1. Commodity Science
  2. Expert Valuation of Goods and Services
  3. Merchandising
  4. Sales Management in Entrepreneurship and Trade
  5.  Retail Merchandising

Research Interests

  1. Socio-economic development of the state, regions, and business structures.
  2. Financial support for the development of labor potential.
  3. Commodity science and expert evaluation of goods and services.
  4. Sales management and merchandising
  5. Forensic commodity expertise (judicial appraisal and examination of goods).

Research profile

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Address: Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, 57 Shevchenko St.,

Humanities Building, 8th floor, Room 814, Ivano-Frankivsk, 76025, Ukraine.

Email: oksana.tsizhma@cnu.edu.ua

Phone: +380509140302