Завідує – професор Marian Zhytariuk
The Department of Foreign Press and Information was founded in 1993. In 1995, the first students majoring in International Journalism graduated. Since then, a school of ‘worldview journalism’ has developed, carrying on the traditions of Mykola Shlemkevych (1894–1966), a Ukrainian philosopher, publicist, and a prominent public and political figure.
In their work, the staff of the Department are guided by several basic principles:
To us, the important questions are what?, where ?, and when? Answers to these questions make up the basis for being well-informed, but to have information does not mean to understand global events, therefore, why? is the most important question for journalism.
Journalism should be prompt, but when rushing to be fast, it is a good idea to remember the ancient principle of festina lente (make haste slowly) so as not to let the truth slip by in haste. Journalism should describe the present, but it is important to remember that the present can be an ancient history relived again. To see the phenomenon behind a mosaic of facts, the truth behind the multiplicity of lies. To prefer the eternal over the transient, ideas over interests, constructive aspects over finger-pointing.
We believe that the “universal journalist” should be not only tech-savvy but also strive for universal knowledge to have a panoramic rather than one-dimensional view of the world.
We are committed to the principles of fundamental journalistic education, because an international journalist, rather than simply informing about international events, primarily serves as a translator from one culture into another, from one worldview into another.
We are committed to the principles of journalistic specialization, as long as it avoids imitation of expertise and a simplified view of the world.
We support the latest communication technologies, but they cannot replace a journalist, who is often the first to interpret an event shared on social networks from the gadget of a random witness. The speed of information transfer should not result in vulgarization of the content quality. We teach through practice, but at the same time we understand that without knowledge and true values journalistic skills and abilities become meaningless.
Journalism for us is not catering to the hedonistic needs of the consumer but rather a search for the truth together with the reader
Marian Zhytaryuk, Chairperson at the Department of Foreign Press and Information Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Ukraine, Doctor of Science in Social Communications, Full Professor
Josyp Los, Doctor in political science, professor, professor of the department of Foreign Press and Information.
Taras Lylo, PhD in Philology, Associate Professor
Tеtiana Khomenko, PhD in Philology, Associate Professor
Iurii Melnyk, PhD in social communications, Associate Professor
Olha Kvasnytsia, PhD in social communications, Associate Professor
Andrii Melnyk, PhD in Social Communications, Assistant of Foreign Press and Information Department
Mykola Rashkevych, lecturer
Chrystyna Davydchak, lecturer
The Department of Foreign Press and Information was founded in 1993. In 1995, the first students of the department graduated. Since then, the school of ‘worldview journalism’ has developed, carrying on the traditions of Mykola Shlemkevych (1894–1966), a Ukrainian philosopher, journalist, prominent public and political figure.
In its work, the staff of the Department are guided by several basic principles:
To us, the important questions are: ‘what?’, ‘where?’ and ‘when?’. Answers to these questions make up the basis for being well-informed, but to have information does not mean to understand global events, therefore, ‘why?’ is the most important question for journalism.
Journalism should be prompt, but when rushing to be fast, it is a good idea to remember the ancient principle of festina lente in order not to let the truth to slip. Journalism should describe the present, but it is important to remember that the present can be an ancient history relived again. To see the phenomenon behind a mosaic of facts, the truth behind the multiplicity of lies. To prefer the eternal over the transient, ideas over interests, constructive aspects over finger-pointing.
We believe that the “universal journalist” should not only tech-savvy but also strive for universal knowledge to have a panoramic rather than one-dimensional view of the world.
| Професор (сумісник)Iosif Los | Професор (сумісник) |
| Професор, завідувач (сумісник)MARIAN ZHYTARYUK | Професор, завідувач (сумісник) |
| ДоцентTaras Lylo | Доцент |
| ДоцентTеtiana Khomenko | Доцент |
| ДоцентOLHA KVASNYTSIA | Доцент |
| ДоцентЮрій Мельник | Доцент |
| АсистентTaras Balda | Асистент |
| АсистентAndrii Melnyk | Асистент |
| АсистентMykola Rashkevych | Асистент |
| АсистентХристина Давидчак | Асистент |
Zhytaryuk Marian. Advertising and public relations: e-learning manual (Vinnytsia, L’viv, 2015) // http://przhyt.ucoz.ua/_ld/0/14_posibnyk_reklam.pdf
Zhytaryuk Marian. Theories and models of media: e-learning guide (L’viv, 2015) // http://modeli-mi.ucoz.ua/_ld/0/7_-2015-3-.pdf
Zhytaryuk Marian. Advertising and public relations (Реклама і звʼязки з громадськістю: навчальний посібник) (Ламберт, Німеччина, 2018, 168 с.): https://tinyurl.com/wxsb43x
Zhytaryuk Marian. Theories and models of media: e-learning guide (Теорії та моделі масової інформації: навчальний електронний посібник) (Львів, ЛНУ ім. І. Франка, 2018, 244 с.)
Zhytaryuk Marian. Moscow directing of Holocaust: Slavic love or Asian hate. Problems treatment’s in Ukrainian and foreign journalism of prewar period: Historical and journalistic aspect: Scientific brochure (L’viv, 1997)
Zhytaryuk Marian. Youth of Western Ukraine and political power (as an example, of L’viv region: Scientific Report (Kyiv, 1996)
Zhytaryuk Marian. Quartered but alive. The foreign press about the political processes in Ukraine before the World War II: The monogram (L’viv, 1997)
Zhytaryuk Marian. Great sport” and media: Manual” (L’viv, 1997);
Zhytaryuk Marian. Chaadaev P.Y. Philosophical letters. The madman’s apology. Extracts and different thoughts (as a compiler and co-translator, L’viv, 2005) // http://old.journ.lnu.edu.ua/kaf_zp/Books/Zhytariuk.%20Chaadaev_Book.pdf ;
Zhytaryuk Marian. The social and cultural model of journalism: tradition and innovation. Monogram” (L’viv, 2008) // http://tmk-ti-vdpu.at.ua/_ld/0/30_monograf_a5_cd.pdf; http://ztmmi.ucoz.ru/_ld/0/33_monograf_a5_cd.pdf ;
Lylo T. (2004) Communication, identity, globalization, Lviv, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.
Lylo T. (2010). Opinion journalism, Lviv, PAIS.
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Кафедра зарубіжної преси та інформації веде такі фундаментальні курси:
Аналогів деяких курсів («Націологія та інформація») немає в Європі, а таких, як «Слов’янський світ: література і публіцистика», «Деонтологія журналістики» — в Україні. Такий вибір виявився на часі. Комунікативно-аксіологічний аспект становить основу проблематики зазначених курсів, оскільки найголовніше призначення журналіста — служити правді й справедливості. Саме високе почуття обов’язку речників багатьох народів у сфері творчості, формування ціннісних ідеологем суспільства донині є орієнтиром для збалансування основних сфер людської життєдіяльності — духовно-світоглядної, соціально-організаційної та технологічної.
Усі студенти-міжнародники опановують такі спецкурси:
Інші спецкурси пропонуємо на вибір. Це докладне знайомство з мас-медіа Росії, Польщі, США, Німеччини, Великої Британії, Франції, Японії, Італії, в перспективі — арабського світу, Китаю, Індії та інших регіонів. За бажанням студенти можуть опановувати такі спецкурси:
Start a new departmental topic: “Problems of modern foreign journalism in the context of axiological dominants”, from 01.01.2021
Continue to study the dynamics of worldviews in the international communication process, the features of argumentation in modern journalistic text abroad.
Within the new topic to focus on issues and themes in the modern Western press in the context of value, spiritual, moral, aesthetic and other dimensions, in their relationship with each other, with social, cultural factors and personality of the individual and the author creator.
Preparation (at the level of forming a plan and starting to collect material) of a textbook on foreign journalism.
We plan to publish at least 15 scientific articles, half of which are in international journals or professional scientific journals of Ukraine.
The Department of Foreign Press and Information conducts the following fundamental courses:
There are no analogues of some courses (“Nationalism and Information”) in Europe, and such as “Slavic World: Literature and Journalism”, “Deontology of Journalism” – in Ukraine. This choice was timely. The communicative-axiological aspect is the basis of the problems of these courses, as the most important purpose of a journalist is to serve truth and justice. It is the high sense of duty of speakers of many nations in the field of creativity, the formation of value ideologues of society to this day is a guideline for balancing the main spheres of human life – spiritual, ideological, socio-organizational and technological.
All international students take the following special courses:
We offer other special courses to choose from. This is a detailed acquaintance with the media of Russia, Poland, USA, Germany, Great Britain, France, Japan, Italy, in the long run – the Arab world, China, India and other regions. If desired, students can take the following special courses:
Publications of the Department of Foreign Press and Information:
https://day.kyiv.ua/uk/article/den-ukrayiny/detoks-identytarnoyi-matryci-0
https://day.kyiv.ua/uk/article/den-planety/zdobutky-ukrayiny-na-informaciynomu-fronti-v-yaponiyi
https://day.kyiv.ua/uk/article/cuspilstvo/etos-vidpovidalnosti-i-borotba-z-imperiyeyu
The interview and exam for specialty 061 “Journalism” will be held on Friday, August 30, at 11:00 a.m. at the address: Faculty of Journalism, str. Generala Chuprinka, 49, avd. 204.
You can familiarize yourself with the exam program for specialty 061 “Journalism” by calling:
https://journ.lnu.edu.ua/admission/apply-for-phd
We sincerely congratulate all journalists on their professional holiday and, first of all, we wish you to never stop in your development and keep the bar of objectivity.
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