There is no doubt that national and patriotic education is an organic component of the education system, which involves the formation of civic qualities of a future specialist as a representative of the national intelligentsia, ready to work for the welfare of the Ukrainian people, a carrier of high political and legal culture, and national consciousness. Therefore, along with the traditional forms of work in this area (acquaintance with the history and culture of the native land, meetings with creative intellectuals, art exhibitions, literary and creative evenings), new forms are being introduced: regular meetings of the rectorate with students, mass events on national holidays, honouring war and labour veterans, humanitarian actions, patronage assistance to veterans, etc. An important role in this area is played by the Museum of the History of the University of the State Tax University.

The museum is a research, cultural and educational institution created to study, preserve, use and popularise museum objects and museum collections for scientific and educational purposes, and to involve citizens in the achievements of national and world cultural heritage.

The Museum of the History of the University of the State Tax University is a special cultural and educational environment. The museum's high status is due to its integration into the educational process from the first days of its foundation: through excursions, a guide club, and research activities. Modern socio-cultural conditions push the museum management to search for new forms, genres, methods and techniques of work, a new vector of development.

On 23 February 1976, the Museum of the Great Patriotic War was organised at our educational institution (Irpin Industrial College) on the initiative of the College Director Volodymyr Pavlenko. The work on the creation of the museum was headed by Petro Ovchar, a teacher of the college and a participant of the Great Patriotic War.

Petro Ovchar was the director of the museum from 1975 to 1997.

He was born on 23 July 1909 in the village of Novyi Liubar, Liubar district, Zhytomyr region. In 1937, he graduated from the peat faculty of the Kyiv Technological Institute of Silicates. From September 1944 to May 1975, he was a lecturer of special disciplines at the Ipinsky Mining and Fuel College, and since 1961 at the Irpin Industrial College. Ovchar P.S. is the author of the invention "Peat processing machine", which has been put into production. The author's certificate is No. 259040. He received 5 state awards and the Order of the Badge of Honour. In 1975, under his leadership and directly by him, the museum of labour and military glory of the educational institution was created.

In December 1976, the museum was renamed the Museum of Military and Labour Glory.

In September 1997, on the initiative of the rector, at that time of the Ukrainian Financial and Economic Institute, Petro Melnyk and the first vice-rector Yurii Lyashenko, it was decided to create a museum of the history of the educational institution. Senior lecturer of the institute Yevhenii Savinov was appointed director of the museum.

Y.O. Savinov was the head of the museum from 1997 to 31.10.2012.

He was born on 01 February 1933 in Balakovo, Saratov region, Russian Federation. In 1951, he graduated with honours from the Industrial Technical College with a degree in electrical engineering in Kamianets-Podilskyi. In 1953, he graduated from the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute with a degree in mining engineer-electromechanic. He worked as a lecturer of electrical engineering disciplines at Irpin Industrial College, director of the Republican training courses for ITPs of the Ministry of Local Industry, senior lecturer at the Department of Life Safety and Labour Protection of the University. He has 3 copyright certificates for inventions of mechanisms for peat machines.

Tamara Markelova was the head of the museum from 18.09.2013 to 22.01.2016.

She was born on 28 January 1959 in Krasnostav village, Luhyn district, Zhytomyr region. In 1978, she graduated from Irpin Industrial College with a degree in metal cutting, specialising as a technologist. In 2001, she graduated from the Ukrainian Institute of Finance and Economics, Faculty of Accounting and Audit. She worked as a process engineer at the Irpin Leather and Textile Factory, from January 1999 as a leading specialist in the Capital Construction Department at the Ukrainian Institute of Finance and Economics, from 2000 as a marketing engineer in the Capital Construction Department, and from 2001 as Head of the Marketing Department of the Publishing Centre. She was awarded the Certificate of Honour of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (Order No. 1449 dated 06.12.2007) for her significant personal contribution to the preparation of events dedicated to the Student's Day and was awarded the badge "Honorary Employee of the State Tax Service of Ukraine").

Olha Pidlisna has been the director of the museum since 04.10.2016 until now.

For many years, the museum has been bringing together enthusiasts united by their love for their alma mater. Students and teachers have gathered a truly unique collection of photographs, things, models, equipment, which our University can be proud of today.

A significant role in the museum's activities is played by the Museum Council, a newly created unit headed by the head of the institution, the Rector of the University.

The Council consists of 9 university employees from various structural units who are able to make decisions on the development and improvement of the museum at a high theoretical and practical level.

The following topics of scientific and practical research have been developed for consideration by the Council of the Museum of the History of the University of the State Tax University.

The young people's caring and responsible attitude to community service allowed us to create the Guide Club and raise the image of student guides, optimise the museum's work, and turn it into a cultural youth centre. Such a creative approach to organising events held under the auspices of the Museum Council was a great success and attracted interest from students and staff of the University. Respected teachers of the University, in particular: Nataliia Zykun, Liudmyla Onuchak, and Olena Gotra, selected students with good public speaking skills to conduct tours in Ukrainian, Russian, English, Polish, and German.

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The museum was renovated in 2020. Museum exhibits and collections are located in room. 508, building C.

The Museum of University History is constantly conducting extensive research work to study the history of the educational institution, in particular the management and teaching staff, structural units, employees and alumni who contributed to its development.

The museum continues to work actively and fruitfully as a historical and cultural centre, attracting new visitors and replenishing museum exhibitions.