On April 29, the Department of Foreign Press and Information held an online seminar for masters of the Faculty of Journalism with students of Ibaraki Christian University (Japan) on the topic “Student Life in Japan and Ukraine: Cross-Cultural Exploration” at the Department of Foreign Press and Information as part of the course “Intercultural Communication”.
During the meeting, each of the parties exchanged experiences, presented videos about a day in the life of a student, and compared the features of university education...

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.

While students are on vacation, teachers and heads of departments of the Faculty of Journalism of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv are completing the preparation for accreditation in NAZYAVO of two educational programs – master’s and bachelor’s. This Tuesday, a joint meeting was held, where members of the support groups together with teachers and representatives of the student body summarized what has already been done.
All departments of the Faculty of Journalism work in a coordinated manner on successful...

 
We are updating the educational programs for students of higher education, because the latest challenges dictate the new needs of the modern labor market for journalists. The rapid development of technological processes, a competitive media environment, and war dictate new requirements for the training of future specialists to journalists. In the dynamic process of forming educational programs, the opinion of those who employ our graduates and those who offer their skills to stakeholders has always been important.
This Wednesday, February 1...