Courses

Innovative Discussion Platforms: Developing Textual Psychoanalysis Skills through the Partnership between Chernihiv Polytechnic National University and the Academy of the Penitentiary Service of Ukraine

Lesia Vasylivna Pikun, Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Philology and PhD in Philology, participated in the English-language “Literary Lounge.” This innovative discussion platform operates at the Academy of the Penitentiary Service of Ukraine. The event brought together cadets and students to discuss a compelling topic: the psychology of human emotions, motives, and relationships […]

Launch of the Research Laboratory of Integrated Humanities at Chernihiv Polytechnic National University

On September 1, 2025, Knowledge Day, Chernihiv Polytechnic National University officially launched the Research Laboratory of Integrated Humanities – a modern educational space designed to become a hub for innovative scientific ideas and interdisciplinary practices. It is symbolic that on this day the university took a step forward in strengthening its scientific and educational potential, […]

Course Paper Defense: Exploring English Literature Through Student Research

Defense of course papers by 2nd-year students majoring in 035 Philology specializing in English-speaking countries literature took place today. Our young professionals presented their first research in literary studies, demonstrating competence, a creative approach to studying English literature, as well as achievements and mistakes that served as valuable experience for future research. In their papers, […]

Ukrainian Art for the World: Yuriy Tkach’s Lecture on Translating Museum Collections

On December 24, 2024, the Department of Foreign Philology hosted a guest lecture by Yuriy Tkach, Director of the Chernihiv Regional Art Museum. The topic of the meeting, “Presenting Works of Ukrainian Art to a Global Audience: Challenges in Creating English Descriptions of Museum Collections,” sparked great interest among students and faculty members. The lecture […]

Literary Research Club Meeting

On October 18, 2024, Associate Professor L.V. Pikun of the Department of Foreign Philology held the next meeting of the Literary Research Club. During the session, philology students had the opportunity to delve into the world of O. Henry’s short stories, particularly “A Broker’s Romance” and “While the Auto Waits.” The participants thoroughly analyzed these […]

THIRD-YEAR PHILOLOGY STUDENTS CONCLUDED THE MODULE WITH A DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECTS OF THE USA, THE UK, AND THE PLACE OF UKRAINE IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD

Third-year philology students held the final class of the first content module of the course “English Practice,” which focused not only on the sociocultural and political features of the USA and the UK but also on Ukraine’s place in the English-speaking world. The class covered essential topics such as cultural diplomacy, the impact of globalization […]

Comparative Studies, Professor O. KOLESNYK

The third-year students majoring in 035 Philology began their studies (2024) in the course “Comparative Studies” taught by Professor O. Kolesnyk. The lecture was devoted to stylistics and text analysis. Stylistics examines different levels of language in terms of the choice and effectiveness of their units for conveying thought and emotion in various communication settings. […]

English for ex-servicemen and their family members

For the fourth year in a row, as part of the professional retraining program “Web technologies and English in business”, participants of the “Norway-Ukraine” project have been learning Business English with the teachers of the Department of Foreign Philology, Hanna Dyvnych and Yulia Shevchenko. Note: The Norway-Ukraine project is implemented on the basis of Chernihiv […]

English course within the Twinning programme

This August has been very fruitful for many of our students and lecturers – almost 100 hours of English within 20 days! This became possible thanks to Wrexham Glyndŵr University and the “Twinning programne”. We are grateful to the colleagues who have been working with us these days: Senior Lecturer in English Language / Language […]

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