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 […]
DICTIONARY DAY CELEBRATION AT CHERNIHIV NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY (created in honour of Noah Webster’s birthday (October 16, 1758)
On October 16, 2024, philology students and all English language enthusiasts from Chernihiv Polytechnic National University enthusiastically and creatively celebrated Dictionary Day. They didn’t just mark the occasion—they dove into a true “word-creation” workshop! During this lively event, they invented Ukrainian equivalents for English words that have recently entered modern dictionaries. Each word sparked jokes […]
LITERARY RESEARCH CLUB
On October 4, 2024, the first session of the Literary Research Club took place under the leadership of Associate Professor L.V. Pikun from the Department of Foreign Philology. The program included the discussion of two fairy tales: one, according to scholars, was written in the 4th century in the territory of India, and the other […]
PROJECT “Building Bridges, not Walls, in the Face of Hate”
From September 15 to September 22, students majoring in Philology (035) from Chernihiv Polytechnic National University participated in the project “Building Bridges, Not Walls: in the Face of Hate.” This international youth exchange involved 40 young people from Poland and Ukraine. The project aimed to explore the language of hostility, address the issue of discrimination, […]
Project “Place of Memory. LOST HERITAGE.”
On September 20, 2024, a meeting was held at the Tourist Center with representatives of the “Partnership for a Strong Ukraine” Foundation, discussing the role of the information boards “Place of Memory. LOST HERITAGE.” All information on the boards is standardized and presented in both Ukrainian and English, featuring photographs and a QR code linking […]
Faculty Members and Students of the Philology Program at Chernihiv Polytechnic National University Visited PET Technologies
On September 11, 2024, students of the Philology program at Chernihiv Polytechnic National University visited the European manufacturer PET Technologies, located in Chernihiv, to explore its field of activity, modern production methods, and products. The company manufactures advanced equipment, such as automatic machines and blow molds, for producing various types of plastic bottles. PET Technologies […]
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. […]
PROJECT “MEMORIAL SITE. LOST HERITAGE”
On August 22, 2024, a presentation of the project “Memorial Site. Lost Heritage” took place in Chernihiv, supported by the Fund “Partnership for a Strong Ukraine” and funded by the governments of the United Kingdom, Estonia, Canada, the Netherlands, the United States, Finland, Switzerland, and Sweden. The head of the Department of Foreign Philology, Svitlana […]
INTERNATIONAL YOUTH EXCHANGE ERASMUS+ (UKRAINE – NORWAY) PROJECT “LABORATORY OF CREATIVE WORKS”
Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Philology and Head of the NGO “Youth Drama Theater ‘AmaTea’”, Olena Rosstalna, is leading the project “Laboratory of Creative Works” (2023-2024). This initiative aims to facilitate intercultural exchange between Norwegian and Ukrainian youth aged 16 to 22. The project is supported by the Erasmus+ National Agency of Norway […]
Wake Up the Tolerance
In June 16-24, 2024 a study visit was organized within the Erasmus + project “Wake Up the Tolerance”, which involved young people from Ukraine, Poland, Turkey, and Serbia. All participants have already returned home, having gained transformative experience and developed skills for living in a multicultural environment where peace, mutual understanding and tolerance should prevail. […]