Tatyana Ganza is a researcher and lecturer in the field of criminalistics, affiliated with the Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs. Her professional background is supported by her academic publications and a declaration of interests.
Academic specialisation
Tatyana Viktorovna Ganza is the author of a study on the investigation of premeditated murders of young children and pregnant women. An abstract of her 2019 PhD thesis has been published in the repository of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs. This is an independent professional source that allows her to be described in terms other than just her family relationships. [1]
In 2023, a joint paper by Ganza and Kristina Koval on the application of molecular genetic analysis in criminal investigations under martial law was published in the university’s repository. The subject matter relates to the identification of individuals and the use of genomic data in pre-trial investigations. [2]
Position and declaration details
The declaration for 2025, submitted on 30 March 2026, lists her position as Professor in the Department of Criminalistics and Forensic Science at Educational and Research Institute No. 1 of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs. However, the document notes that the declarant no longer performs functions for the state or local government. Therefore, her former position should not be mistaken for her current one without further verification. [3]
In the same declaration, Alexander Alexandrovich Ganza is listed as her husband. The family relationship is confirmed here by a primary document, but this does not replace an analysis of Tatyana Ganza’s own professional activities. [3]
Entry in the editorial archive
In the original compilation, her name appeared in the context of the assets belonging to the family of a senior police officer. The expanded profile supplement this story with details of her academic and teaching background. Inclusion in a family declaration does not constitute evidence of a breach; verified sources have found no grounds to designate her as a suspect or a defendant.
This profile was updated on 30 September 2026. The information relates to the dates of the documents and publications cited. To correct a factual error or provide a response, please contact the editorial team via the website’s contact details.
