To settle in the dormitories of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, you must fill out an application via the link:
https://forms.gle/uNxyqngbQbondWsH7
The form is filled out exclusively by students who have entered the 1st year of the Bachelor’s degree program at the Faculty of Journalism in 2025.
You can read the order of the Rector of the University “On the procedure for settling and distributing places for living in student dormitories of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv in the...

As of July 25, 2025 (2:30 p.m.), 1,339 applications have been submitted to the Faculty of Journalism within the 2025 admission campaign.
Applicants choose both full-time and part-time study options.
Full-time study: Journalism major — 969 applications;
International Journalism major — 321 applications
Part-time study: Journalism major — 49 applications
We sincerely thank the applicants for their trust in our faculty!
Together we create the future of Ukrainian journalism
 

Summer is in full swing, and with it the hot season of the admissions campaign. Thousands of applicants who aspire to join the student community are choosing an institution of higher education for themselves – a center of growth, deep thinking and valuable communication. This year, Lviv University is one of the leaders in the ranking of the most popular higher education institutions by the number of applications submitted by applicants. This indicates the successful and fruitful work of the...

On July 16, the 35th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Sovereignty of Ukraine, the Faculty of Journalism of Lviv University held a Solemn Academy on the occasion of the awarding of bachelor’s diplomas.
Traditionally, the celebrations began with the anthem of Ukraine and a minute of silence in memory of all graduates and teachers of Lviv University who fell in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
The Dean of the Faculty of Journalism, Maryan Lozynsky, addressed the graduates with a welcoming speech...

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...