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Malakhiti Andrii

Senior Lecturer, Department of Social Communication and Regional Studies

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Since 2022 – Senior Lecturer, Department of Social Communication and Regional Studies, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2, Vsevolod Zmienko Str., Odesa, Ukraine, 65001.

1998-2022 – Senior Lecturer, Department of International Relations.

1992-1997 – MA in History and Greek Philology, Mariupol State University.

SCOPE OF SCIENTIFIC INTERESTS:

  • Hellenism;
  • Modern Greek;
  • Sociolinguistics;
  • Regional Geography.

LECTURE COURSES DEVELOPED: "First foreign language (Modern Greek)", "Foreign language by professional direction (Modern Greek)", "Language of diplomatic protocol and etiquette (Modern Greek)", "Academic language (Modern Greek) language)", "Terminology in international diplomatic practice (Modern Greek)", "Business written and public speech (Modern Greek)".

METHODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS FOR 2022-2026:

  1. Modern Greek language (4th year of study, second foreign language): a textbook for the 8th grade of general secondary education institutions (with audio support) / Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V., Petrova G. L. Chernivtsi: Bukrek, 2025. 144 p. (textbook of the Ministry of Education and Science, in Modern Greek and Ukrainian). Access mode:
  2. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Methodological guidelines for studying the academic discipline “First Foreign Language (Modern Greek)” for first- and second-year students of the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education, “International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies”. Odesa : Astroprint, 2024. 128 p. (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  3. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Methodological guidelines for studying the academic discipline “Foreign Language of Professional Purpose (Modern Greek)” for third-year students of the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education, specialty 291 “International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies”. Odesa : Astroprint, 2024. 24 p. (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  4. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Methodological guidelines for studying the academic discipline “Oriental Language (Modern Greek)” for fourth-year students of the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education, specialty 291 “International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies”. Odesa : Astroprint, 2024. 22 p. (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  5. Malakhiti A. V., Snigovska O. V. Methodical guidelines for studying the academic discipline “Industrial Practice” for third-year students of the first (bachelor's) level of higher education, specialty 291 “International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies”. Odesa: Astroprint, 2024. 22 p. (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  6. Modern Greek language (standard level): textbook for the 11th grade of general secondary education institutions with instruction in the Ukrainian language / O. M. Dobra, N. Yu. Voyevutko, O. V. Snigovska, A. V. Malakhiti. Chernivtsi: Bukrek, 2024. 128 p. (in Modern Greek and Ukrainian).
  7. Modern Greek language (standard level): a textbook for the 10th grade of general secondary education institutions with teaching in the Ukrainian language (ISBN 978-617-7663-74-3) / O. M. Dobra, N. Yu. Voyevutko, O. V. Snigovska, A. V. Malakhiti. Chernivtsi : Bukrek, 2023. 142 p. (in Modern Greek and Ukrainian). Access mode :
  8. Snigovska O., Malakhiti A. Foreign language in diplomatic practice and international communication (Modern Greek): methodological instructions from a foreign (Modern Greek) language in diplomatic practice and international communication for students of the 1st year of the second level of higher education (master's degree), specialty 291 "International relations, public communications and regional studies". Odesa : Astroprint, 2023. 76 p. (in Ukrainian). Access mode :

LIST OF MAIN PUBLICATIONS

Chapters in monographs:

  1. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. The image of a Ukrainian immigrant in the Greek-speaking media field: the war of narratives in modern discourse. Man and law in the language of modern mass media: Scientific monograph. Volume 1. Riga, Latvia: “Baltija Publishing”, 2025. P. 253–273 (in Ukrainian). Access mode:

Publications in periodical scientific publications included in the list of professional publications of Ukraine, in scientometric databases, in particular SCOPUS, Web of Science, Index Copernicus, Ulrichsweb:

  1. Malakhiti A. V., Ryapolov S. D. Greece’s Conflictual Politics: Geopolitical Challenges and Regional Stability. International and Political Studies. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2024. No. 38 (2024). P. 76–91. (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  2.  Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. The linguistic and cultural concept of the refugee in the Greek-speaking socio-political and media discourse. International and political studies. Odesa : ONU named after I. I. Mechnikov, 2024. No. 37 (2024). P. 132–150 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  3.  Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V., Zakharchuk N. V. Political image of Ukraine: analysis of fake instrumentation in hybrid warfare (based on Greek mass media materials). International and political studies. Odesa : Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. No. 36 (2023). P. 188–201 (in English). Access mode :
  4.  Snigovska Oksana, Malakhiti Andrii. Formation of professional readiness of future international specialists to work with information in the conditions of hybrid warfare. Innovative pedagogy. Issue 46. Odesa: Helvetica Publishing House, 2022. P. 170–177 (in Ukrainian). DOI Access mode :
  5.  Snigovska Oksana, Malakhiti Andrii. Official and unofficial diplomacy of I. Kapodistria against the background of the emergence of the etherist movement. Drynovsky collection, T. XV. Sofia – Kharkiv: Publishing House of the National Academy of Sciences named after prof. Marin Drynov, 2022. P. 161–183 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  6.  Snigovska Oksana, Malakhiti Andrii. Political caricature as a type of creolized text in the context of the crisis of Ukrainian-Russian relations (based on the material of the Greek press). International and political studies. Odesa: ONU named after I. I. Mechnikov, 2022. № 35. P. 179–202. DOI –5206.2022.35.259387 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :

PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES, CONGRESSES, CONGRESSES:

  1. Malakhiti A. V., Makovets K. M. Pro-Russian media and opposition in Greece: information narratives and political context. Sustainable development of regions, cities and communities in the context of global transformations: challenges, opportunities, scenarios for the future: materials of the International Conference (Odesa, May 16–17, 2025). Odesa, 2025. P. 277–281 (in Ukrainian). Access mode:
  2. Snigovska O., Malakhiti A. Δημιουργικές ασκήσεις στη διδασκαλία της ΝΕ ως ξένης γλώσσας, με βάση τα εγχειρίδια της ΝΕ για Ουκρανόπουλα. Η Ελληνική ως Δεύτερη / Ξένη Γλώσσα: Εκπαιδευτικές πολιτικές και πρακτικές σε περιβάλλοντα της Ελλάδας και του Εξωτερικού. (Creative exercises in teaching Modern Greek as a foreign language, based on Modern Greek textbooks for Ukrainian children. Greek as a second/foreign language: educational policies and practices in Greek and foreign environments). Κέντρο Έρευνας και Καινοτομίας ΤΗΜΕΝΟΣ του Πανεπιστημίου Δυτικής Μακεδονίας, 2025. P. 289–301. (in Modern Greek). ISBN 978-618-5613-19-8. Access mode:
  3. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Mythology of War: Greek Classical Archetypes in a Modern Crealized Text. How Homer Became Simpson: Interpretation of Classical Literature in the Modern and Media Space: Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference / ed. col. O. D. Kharlan, G. I. Tabakova, T. V. Svitsa. Berdyansk: BDPU, 2025. P. 108–111 (in Ukrainian). Access mode:
  4. Snigovska Oksana, Malakhiti Andrii. Cultural codes and binary oppositions in the modern Greek language: linguistic objectification of reality in the professional training of specialists. Philology in the era of globalization: visions and prospects: materials of the International Scientific Conference (October 10, 2025, Kyiv, Ukraine). / edited by G. F. Semenyuk, S. P. Hrytsenko. Kyiv, 2025. P. 246–248 (in Ukrainian). Access mode:
  5. Malakhiti A. V., Snigovska O. V. Between Odessa and the Danube: Ukrainian space in the transfers of the Greek revolution. Materials of the XV Bukovina International Historical and Local History Conference, dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Yuri Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University (Chernivtsi, October 17–18, 2025). Chernivtsi: Tekhndruk, 2025. P. 301–303 (in Ukrainian). Access mode:
  6. Malakhiti A. V., Snigovska O. V. The linguistic and cultural phenomenon of the Karamanli script of the Asia Minor Greeks. Orientalism. Actuality and prospects: materials of the V International science and method conf. (Kharkiv, March 29, 2024). Kharkiv, 2024. P. 42–44 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  7. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Δημιουργικές ασκήσεις στη διδασκαλία της ΝΕ ως ξένης γλώσσας (με βάση τα εγχειρίδια της ΝΕ για Ουκρανόπουλα) / Creative exercises for learning Modern Greek as a foreign language (based on textbooks on Modern Greek for Ukrainian children). 2nd International Congress "Modern Practices of Teaching Greek as a Second/Foreign Language" (Athens, Institute of the Greek Language of the Research Innovation Center "TIMENOS" of the University of Western Macedonia, January 26-28, 2024). Athens : Institute of the Greek Language of the Research Innovation Center "TIMENOS" of the University of Western Macedonia, 2023. P. 116 (in Modern Greek). Access mode :
  8. Malakhiti G., Malakhiti A., Snigovska O. Prospects for the development of the tourism industry in the Republic of Cyprus against the background of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian-Ukrainian war. Tourism in Ukraine: challenges and recovery. Collection of materials of the International Tourist Forum (Kyiv, March 21-22, 2023) / Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman. Kyiv, 2023. P. 142–145 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  9. Kuzmenko S., Malakhiti A. Coverage of the explosion of the Kakhovs'ka HES by Western media: why did we lose communication? Image of Ukraine: Social Political Representations and Linguistic Reflection of Military Realities in foreign and inner media : theses of reports of the international scientific and practical conference (June 15-16, 2023, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University) / Ed.-ref. O. Snigovska. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. P. 104–108 (in Ukrainian). Access mode : /pub/bank/userfiles/files/news/podii/imidzh_ukrainy_06-11_Print.pdf
  10. 10. Malakhiti G., Malakhiti A. The impact of the Russian invasion on tourist flows in Greece: a study of public attitudes and political decision-making. Image of Ukraine: Social Political Representations and Linguistic Reflection of Military Realities in foreign and inner media : theses of reports of the international scientific and practical conference (June 15-16, 2023, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University) / Ed.-ref. O. Snigovska. Odesa : Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. P. 140–145 (in Ukrainian). Access mode : /pub/bank/userfiles/files/news/podii/imidzh_ukrainy_06-11_Print.pdf
  11. Tkachenko D., Malakhiti A. Fighting fakes in the Polish Mass Media after February 24, 2022. Image of Ukraine: Social Political Representations and Linguistic Reflection of Military Realities in foreign and inner media : theses of reports of the international scientific and practical conference (June 15-16, 2023, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University) / Ed.-ref. O. Snigovska. Odesa : Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. P. 196–199 (in English). Access mode : /pub/bank/userfiles/files/news/podii/imidzh_ukrainy_06-11_Print.pdf
  12. Malakhiti Andrii, Snigovska Oksana. The media space of Greece against the background of the Russian-Ukrainian military conflict in 2022: the ban on the broadcast of the Russian channels RT and Sputnik. Man, culture, technology in the new millennium: Collection of theses of scientific reports: XXIII International Scientific and Practical Conference. Kharkiv. P. 63–66. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.6964464 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  13.  Malakhiti Andrii, Snigovska Oksana. Greece's economic dependence on Russia's energy carriers: ways to overcome it against the background of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Socio-economic and political development of countries in modern conditions. Collection of scientific works of the international scientific and practical conference. Odesa: ONU named after I. I. Mechnikov, 2022. P. 43–46 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :
  14.  Snigovska Oksana, Malakhiti Andrii. Creolized text in media discourse and its linguistic didactic potential in teaching foreign language communication during the war. Management of the quality of scientific and research activities in institutions of higher and professional advanced education in the conditions of wartime realities: materials of the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Pedagogical Advanced Training, May 10 – June 21, 2022. Odesa: Publishing House “Helvetika”, 2022. P. 253–257 (in Ukrainian). Access mode :

QUALIFICATION UPGRADE:

  1. Certificate of the online events series "Woman in Diplomacy: a Challenge or a Mission as part of the Scientific Society of History of Diplomacy and International Relations project "The Female Face of Diplomacy" (curated by Prof. Iryna Matiash), supported by the Hanns Seidel Stiftung in Ukraine (April 11, 2025 - November 19, 2025, total duration - 30 hours, equivalent to 1 ECTS credit). Access mode:
  2. A seminar on teacher training co-organized by the Institute of Greek Language (Ινστιτούτο Ελληνογλωσσίας) and the international special interest group “Δ.ΕΛ.ΕΞΩ” («Διδασκαλία της Ελληνικής στο Εξωτερικό»/"Teaching Greek Abroad") on the topic «Όσα λέει ο πίνακας»/"What the painting says" (February 22, 2025, total duration - 2 hours). Access mode:
  3. Certificate of the online events series "Woman in Diplomacy: a Challenge or a Mission as part of the Scientific Society of History of Diplomacy and International Relations project "The Female Face of Diplomacy" (curated by Prof. Iryna Matiash), supported by the Hanns Seidel Stiftung in Ukraine (March 22, 2025 – June 21, 2024, total duration - 30 hours, equivalent to 1 ECTS credit). Access mode:
  4. Translating Europe Workshop on "Τυποποίηση και γλωσσικές υπηρεσίες"/"Standardization and Language Services" (in Modern Greek and English), organized by the European Commission, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Hellenic Organization for Standardization (Greece, Athens, June 2, 2023). Access mode:
  5. Online training within the scope of scientific and pedagogical advanced training at the Center for Ukrainian-European Scientific Cooperation in collaboration with the Communal Institution of Higher Education "Lutsk Pedagogical College" of the Volyn Regional Council, with the Sumy State Pedagogical University named after A. S. Makarenko, with the Ivan Zyazyun Institute of Pedagogical and Adult Education of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine, with Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University under the program "Management of the quality of scientific and research activities in institutions of higher and professional higher education in the conditions of military realities" [study load 180 hours - 6 ECTS credits] (May 10 - June 21, 2022). Access mode:

Mosiychuk Tamara

moseychuk

Position Associate Professor of the Department of Public Communications and Regional Studies, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov. 2, Vsevoloda Zmienko, Odesa, Ukraine 65001

Courses of practical classes in sociology for students of higher education of the Romano-Germanic faculty, the philological faculty, the faculty of history and philosophy.

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Education

2009 - the scientific degree of Candidate of Sociological Sciences was awarded, specializing in special and branch sociology. The dissertation was defended at the Classical Private University, Zaporizhzhia.

1994 - a diploma of graduation from the Odessa State University named after I.I. Mechnikova by specialty 02.03. Sociology. Awarded specialist qualification - Sociologist. Sociology teacher. Teacher of socio-political disciplines in secondary schools.

1978 - a diploma of graduation from the Dubniv cultural and educational school was issued. Dubno, Rivne region, by profession - club worker, leader of an amateur choir.

Work experience:

2022 - Associate Professor of the Department of Public Communications and Regional Studies of I.I. Mechnikov Odesa National University.

  • 2009 - 2018 - Associate Professor of the Department of Sociology of the Odessa National University named after I.I. Mechnikova;
  • 2005 - 2009 - senior lecturer of the Department of Sociology of the Odessa National University named after I.I. Mechnikova;
  • 1997 - 2005 - teacher of Odesa National University named after I.I. Mechnikova;
  • 1994 - 1997 - graduate student of Odesa State University named after I.I. Mechnikova;
  • 1992 - 1994 - student of Odesa State University named after I.I. Mechnikova;
  • 1990 - 1992 - student of the Odessa Institute of Sociology and Social Management;
  • 1980 - 1990 - laboratory assistant, instructor-methodologist of industrial gymnastics, senior technician of the Lyubomyr silicate plant, Lyubomyrka village, Rivne region;
  • 1978 - 1979 - director of the House of Culture of the village Golovyn of the Kostopil district of the Rivne region.

Scientific interests in sociology:

The topic of the candidate's thesis: "Social rehabilitation of socially deprived categories of the population: a sociological approach"; sociology of social rehabilitation, sociology of deviant behavior, socially exclusive/inclusive processes in the youth environment, sociology of risk and social security; PR and public sociology, sociology of public opinion.

Email address: t.mosiychuk.onu.edu.ua

Course programs:

  1. "Sociology of deviant behavior"
  2. "Sociology of Youth"
  3. "Methodology of teaching sociology"
  4. "Methodology of teaching special sociological disciplines in higher educational institutions"
  5. Pedagogical and master's practice in secondary and higher education institutions.

Publications:

  1. Mosiichuk T. E. Peculiarities of developing a system of empirical indicators of the level of social security of the educational environment /I. KrapIva// - Habitus, 2018/6 - p. 77-84.
  2. Mosiichuk T. E. Historical contexts and modern possibilities of border socio-territorial communities / Podshivalkina V.I. // X Lviv Sociological Forum "The change of social spaces through sociological optics: manifestations, contexts, opportunities" collection of theses (Lviv - October 13, 2016) - S. 40-41.
  3. Mosiichuk T. E. Contextuality of higher education as a factor of safety of socio-professional relations /I.Krapiva// Sociology: theory, methods, marketing, 2016/2 - Kyiv, Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2016. - P.133–140.
  4. Mosiichuk T. E. Socially deprived categories of the population as an object of sociological research. International Scientific and Practical Conference "Actual Issues and Problems of the Development of Social Sciences" VSHEKHNITSA Sventokshi Faculty of Humanities and Pedagogy, Kielce, Republic of Poland, June 28-30, 2016.
  5. Mosiichuk T.E. Historical contexts and modern possibilities of border socio-territorial communities / Podshivalkina V.I. // X Lviv Sociological Forum "The change of social spaces through sociological optics: manifestations, contexts, opportunities" collection of theses (Lviv - October 13, 2016) - S. 40-41.
  6. Mosiichuk T.E. Peculiarities of potential socially exclusive processes in the environment of future specialists /T. THERE ARE. Mosiychuk/ Herald of Odesa National University. – 2015. Volume 20. Issue 1 (22) Series: Sociology and political sciences. P. 40-47.
  7. Mosiichuk T. E. Contextuality of higher education as a factor of humanitarian and international security: before the problem statement. /Koval I.M., Podshivalkina V.I. / Bulletin of Odessa National University. Vol. 18. Issue 3(19). Sociology and political sciences series, Odesa: "Astroprint" 2013. - P.9-19.
  8. Mosiichuk T. E. Everyday work practices of employed students / Polyuga V.A. / Intelligentsia and power. Social and political scientific collection. – 2011. – Issue 21-2011. Series: sociology. – Odesa: Astroprint.
  9. Mosiichuk T. E. Professional career of an officer: becoming a young specialist / V.A. Polyuga. / Herald of I.I. Mechnikov Odesa National University. Series "Sociology and political sciences". T. 16. Issue 10. – Odesa: ONU, 2011. – S. 305-315.
  10. Mosiichuk T. E. Podshivalkina V.I. Sociotechnical aspects of social rehabilitation of convicted women // Kharkiv sociological readings - 97. Collection of scientific works. "Osnova" publishing house at Kharkiv University.
  11. Mosiichuk T. E. Odesa College of Design and Technology as an educational rehabilitation institution for the implementation of social technologies // Materials of the international scientific and practical conference "Integration of pupils and student youth with special needs into the system of professional education and modern life"/ edited by O.S. Tsokur. May 22, 2009 p. Part 2. "Current problems of the theory and history of pedagogy." - Odesa, ODUVS, 2009. – 44p.
  12. Mosiichuk T. E. Peculiarities of self-identification and identification in deviant groups // Bulletin of Odesa University. – 2008. Volume 13. Issue 3
  13. Mosiichuk T.E. Pobeda N.O., Plahotny O.I. Social health and social rehabilitation as a subject of sociological research (methodological approaches) // Herald of Odesa National University. – 2007. Volume 12. Issue 14.
  14. Mosiichuk T.E. Institutionalization of social rehabilitation: ethnic and practical aspects // Problems of the development of sociological theory. Social processes in Ukraine. Fourth All-Ukrainian Sociological Conference. - K.: PC "Foliant", 2004.
  15. Mosiichuk T.E. Social rehabilitation as a mechanism for restoring social ties in society // Bulletin of Odessa University. – 2003. – T.8. – Issue 9.
  16. Mosiichuk T.E. The concept of "social rehabilitation" and its sociological foundation // Social technologies: actual problems of theory and practice: Interuniversity collection. – Odesa: Astroprint, 2000. – Issue 6-7.
  17. Mosiichuk T.E. Some aspects of education of children of the Chernobyl zone in sanatorium-resort health facilities (political-social aspect) /Hedikova N.P.// Scientific and methodological journal "Our School". – Odesa, 1998. - No. 3.

Chapters in monographs:

  1. Language of education of ethno-national minorities of Odesa region: sociological dimension: monograph / O. Liseyenko, N. Nikon, T. Mosiychuk, L. Kalashnikova, M. Yatsenko; according to general ed.О. Liseyenko. - Odesa, "Astroprint" 2020 - 176 p. (1.5 d.a))
  2. Social rehabilitation as a type of sociological activity: conceptual foundations // Social technologies: for what? in what way with what result?: monograph/Collective of authors, Sci. ed. V.I. Podshivalkina - Odesa: "Odessa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov", 2014. - 546 p., art. 491-502.

Teaching and methodical manuals:

  1. Mosiychuk T.E. M818 Methodology of teaching special sociological disciplines in higher educational institutions: Educational - methodical manual/ T. E. Mosiychuk; Odesa National University named after I. I. Mechnikov - Odesa, 2017. -39 p.
  2. Mosiychuk T.E. M818 Fundamentals of social management: Educational - methodical manual/ T. E. Mosiychuk; Odesa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov - Odesa, 2017. - 56 p.
  3. Mosiychuk T.E. Practical preparation of sociologist students for professional activity// Educational and methodological manual (for students of the specialty 7.04.01 "Sociology" of the educational qualification levels "bachelor", "specialist", "master"./Mosiychuk T.E., Kryvosheya T.I .; Odesa National University named after I. I. Mechnikov - Odesa, 2014. 32 p.
  4. Mosiychuk T.E. Methodical manual "Sociology of deviant behavior" / T.Ye Mosiychuk. - Odesa, 2005. - 40 p.

Since 2010, she has been a member of the Presidium of the trade union organization and the commission for organizing cultural and educational work and recreation of employees of the Odessa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov. In 2014, she was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the Odesa Regional Committee of the Trade Union of Education and Science Workers of Ukraine for active, fruitful work in the sectoral Trade Union in the protection of labor, socio-economic rights and interests of trade union members.

Since 1990 - a member of the South Ukrainian Sociological Association of Ukraine.

Plokhotnyuk Andrii Fedorovych

moseychuk

Department of Public Communications and Regional Studies, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, I.I. Mechnikov Odesa National University. 2, Vsevolod Zmiienko Str., Odesa, Ukraine, 65001.

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ORCID: Ìý

Courses of lectures:

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Listening

Writing letters

Since September 2024 - Lecturer at the Department of Public Communications and Regional Studies at the I. I. Mechnikov Odesa National University.

Since 2024 - Bachelor's degree in International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies.Ìý

Languages: Ukrainian, English, Japanese.

List of main publications:

Shagli Anna

Shagli

Senior lecturer of Turkish language at the Department of Public Communications and Regional Studies

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2003 Finished Institute of Social Sciences, Odesa National Mechnikov University. Got the diploma of specialist from international relations with deep knowledge of the Turkish and English languages.

2005-present is senior lecturer of Turkish language at the Department of Public Communications and Regional Studies.

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL AND/OR CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS:

Member of the civil society organisation ‘Progresylni’ since 2025

AREAS OF ACADEMIC INTEREST:

  1. teaching Turkish as a foreign language;
  2. regional studies of the Republic of Turkey;
  3. culture, customs and traditions of the Turkish people;
  4. the influence of language on the development of culture and the influence of culture on the development of language;
  5. speech, interaction and communication.

PRACTICAL COURSES TAUGHT:

  1. First Foreign Language (Turkish).
  2. First Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Turkish).
  3. Fundamentals of Spoken Communication (Turkish).
  4. Communication Strategies (Turkish).
  5. Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Turkish).

TEACHING MATERIALS:

  1. Shagli, G. I. Turkish. Part III: Teaching and Methodological Guide [Electronic resource] / Electronic text data (1 file: 4.4 MB). Odesa: I. I. Mechnikov Odesa National University, 2024. – 275 pp.
  2. Shagli, G. I. The Turkish Language. Part II: Teaching and Methodological Guide / I. I. Mechnikov Odessa National University. Odessa, 2023. 209 pp. (Reprinted, expanded) (12.24 printed sheets)
  3. Shagli, G. I. The Turkish Language. Part I: Teaching and Methodological Guide. Odessa, 2020, 250 pp. (Ukrainian), (supplemented, reprinted).

LIST OF MAIN PUBLICATIONS

  1. Shagli, G.I. The evolution of communicative practices in the Turkish media landscape: the linguistic dimension. *Scientific World Journal*. Issue 36, Volume 5. 2026. pp. 29–39 (Specialist journal, Category B) DOI: 10.30888/2663-5712.2026-36-05-018
  2. Vidimskaya K.I., Tarasyuk Yu.M., Shagli G.I. Linguistic and Cultural Studies of Turkey as a Source for the Development of Foreign Language Competence and Intercultural Communication: Structure and Content of the Discipline. ‘Bulletin of Science and Education’. 4(34) 2025. pp. 305–321 (Specialist publication, Category B) DOI: 10.52058/2786-6165-2025-4(34)-305-320 ISBN: 2786-616 URL:
  3. Tarasuk, Yu. M., Shagli, G. I., Vidimskaya, K. I. Coverage of the war in Ukraine in Turkish-language discourse. ‘Politicus’. 2025. No. 2. pp. 244–256 (Specialist publication, Category B) ISSN 2414-9616 (Print) ISSN 2664-6013 (Online) DOI 9616.2025-2.37
  4. Shagli, G.I., Vidimska, K.I. Teaching the Turkish language in blended and distance learning environments: theory and practice. ‘Current Issues in the Humanities’. Issue 87, Volume 1. 2025. pp. 325–331. (Specialist publication, Category B) Available at: ISSN 2308-4855 (Print), ISSN 2308-4863 (Online) DOI
  5. Shagli, G.I. Features of teaching the Turkish language at I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University. Ideas. Practices. Prospects for Modern Education [Electronic resource]: scientific and methodological almanac: in 2 parts / edited by V. I. Truba, M. I. Nikolaeva, S. P. Gvozdiy. – Electronic text data (1 file: 5 MB). – Odessa: I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University, 2025. – Part 2. pp. 302–306. ISBN 978-966-186-346-9
  6. The current image of Ukraine in Turkey. International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘The Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and Linguistic Reflections of Wartime Realities in Foreign and Domestic Mass Media’. Odessa. 15–16 June 2023. pp. 241–245 (0.3 printed sheets)
  7. Hospitality and table manners of the Turkish people. 8th International Scientific and Practical Online Conference ‘Scientific Research in the Modern World’. Toronto, Canada. 1–3 June 23. pp. 422–425 (0.2 printed sheets)
  8. Aspects of the contemporary history of bilateral relations between Ukraine and Turkey. IV International Scientific and Practical Online Conference ‘Ways of Science Development in Modern Crisis Conditions’. Dnipro. 8–9 June 2023. pp. 437–439 (0.2 printed sheets)
  9. Shagli, G. I., Vidimska, K. I., Kuleshova, K. I., Ryzhykh, V. I. Applied aspects of public communications in international relations. ‘Philosophy and Political Science in the Context of Contemporary Culture’. Dnipro O. Gonchar National University, Issue 2, Vol. 14, 2022. pp. 93–101 (Ukrainian specialist publication, Category ‘B’)
  10. Family Relations in Modern Turkey: Proceedings of the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Modern Philology: Theory and Practice’ (Kyiv, 19 April 2022) / National Academy of the Security Service of Ukraine, Kyiv; Editor-in-Chief: A. M. Chernyak. Kyiv, 2022. 336 pp.
  11. The Soft Power of the Republic of Turkey: Cultural and Educational Aspects. Co-authored with Y. M. Tarasyuk. – ‘Political Life’, – Donetsk. – No. 4, 2021, pp. 95–101 (Ukrainian).
  12. Shagli, Hanna. The Culture of Turkey. Chapter I. Culture and Mentality of Native Speakers. Linguistic and Cultural Studies. Part II: A Study Guide / Edited by V. I. Ryzhykh. Odesa: I. I. Mechnikov Odessa National University, 2021. pp. 80–107 (teaching manual, 0.8 printed sheets).
  13. Methodology of Teaching the Turkish Language, ‘Issues of Oriental Studies in Ukraine’, Kharkiv. – 2018 (Ukrainian).
  14. Language as an Indicator of an Ethnic Group’s Cultural Orientation, – ‘Oriental Studies’, Kyiv. – 2008 (Ukrainian).
  15. Fragments of the Turkic Linguistic Worldview, – ‘Oriental Studies’, Kyiv. – 2008 (Ukrainian).
  16. Language as a Universal Expression of Ethnoculture, ‘The Eastern World’, Kyiv. – 2007 (Ukrainian).

PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Participation in the international ERASMUS+ Mobility Academic Staff Week project at Sivas Cumhuriyet University, Turkey (20 May 2024–24 May 2024)

PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND ROUND TABLES

The 81st Annual Scientific Conference of the Academic and Research Staff of I. I. Mechnikov Odessa National University (Odessa, 2025). All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Issues of Oriental Studies in Ukraine’ (Kharkiv, 2018). Round table ‘Security and Cooperation in the Black Sea Region: History and Contemporary Challenges’ (Odesa, 2017). Round table dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the deportation of the Crimean Tatars from (Odesa, 2014). Conference of the teaching staff of the Department of International Relations in the ‘Eastern Languages’ section (Odesa, 2007, 2008, 2011). The 17th All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference ‘New Research on Monuments of the Cossack Era in Ukraine’ (Kyiv, 2008). First Academic Readings in Memory of Omelian Pritsak (Kyiv, 2008). All-Ukrainian academic conference ‘Ukraine–Turkey: History of Cultural Relations and Cooperation in the Modern Era’ (Kyiv, 2007). All-Ukrainian academic and methodological seminar for teachers of the Turkish language, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Academician A. M. Kononov (Kyiv, 2006)

PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND ROUND TABLES

Relationships between People and Their Role in the Turkish Family. 26th International Turkish Cooperative Congress. 24–25 September 2024, Madrid, Spain. International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘The Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and Linguistic Reflections of Wartime Realities in Foreign and Domestic Mass Media’. Odessa. 15–16 June 2023. pp. 241–245. 8th International Scientific and Practical Online Conference ‘Scientific Research in the Modern World’. Toronto, Canada. 1–3 June 2023. International Multidisciplinary Scientific and Practical Online Conference: ‘Modern Communication Strategies in Education and Science: International Experience’. 31 May–1 June 2023. Round table at I. I. Mechnikov Odessa National University dedicated to the history of Turkey and higher education (Odessa, 2017). 14th European Conference on Social Sciences (Odessa, 2017). Round table at I. I. Mechnikov Odessa National University on ‘The 2016 Military Coup in Turkey’ (Odessa, 2016). 2nd International Congress of Turkology on ‘Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow of the Crimean Tatars’ (Simferopol, 2008).

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  1. Training under the programme ‘Teaching Skills for the Modern Educator’, 180 hours, 6 ECTS credits, 9 July–19 August 2024, Certificate No. 18-24-2024. Order No. 2210-18 of 26 September 2024
  2. Course under the programme ‘Emotional Well-being of Educators: Psychological Resilience and Self-Care’, 30 hours, 1 ECTS credit, 19–22 November 2024, Certificate E3-0688.
  3. Course under the programme ‘GOOGLE’s AI Academy for Educators’, comprising 30 academic hours (1 ECTS credit), 7 April–18 May 2025, certificate No. AIAFEBGC1-2977.
  4. Course under the ‘Google AI Academy for Educators 2.0’ programme, comprising 30 academic hours (1 ECTS credit), 29 October–21 November 2025, certificate No. AIAFEC2-10163
  5. Course under the programme ‘Science ✕ AI: A New Paradigm’, comprising 30 academic hours (1 ECTS credit), 24–28 November 2025, certificate No. НШІНП/25-2056
  6. Course under the programme ‘Practical AI: Tools for Modern Education’, comprising 30 academic hours (1 ECTS credit), 13–26 April 2026, certificate No. PSHI/2026/0154

Snigovska Oksana

snigovska O

PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Social Communications and Regional Studies, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University 

Principal Investigator of the research project "Identifying the Characteristics of Socio-Political and Media Discourses in the Context of International Conflicts". State Registration Number of the Research Project: 0124U002617

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Academic Qualifications: PhD in Pedagogical Sciences since 2013.

Dissertation title: Developing Intercultural Competence in Future International Relations Specialists within the Educational Environment of a Classical University.

Field of Study: 13.00.04 – Theory and Methodology of Professional Education.

Research Interests

  • Intercultural Communication
  • Cultural Diplomacy
  • Modern Greek Language Teaching
  • Linguistic and Cultural Studies of Greece and Cyprus
  • Socio-Political Discourse
  • Media Discourse
  • Professional Education of International Relations Specialists

Designed and Delivered Lecture and Practical Courses

  • First Foreign Language (Modern Greek)
  • First Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Modern Greek)
  • Second Foreign Language (Modern Greek)
  • Communication Strategies (Hellenic Studies)
  • Fundamentals of Speech Communication (Hellenic Studies)
  • Media Discourse in International Communication (Hellenic Studies)
  • Academic Language (Modern Greek)
  • Business Writing and Public Speaking (Modern Greek)
  • Language of Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette (Modern Greek)
  • Terminology in International Diplomatic Practice (Modern Greek)
  • Linguistic and Cultural Studies (Modern Greek)

Courses Taught During the Last Five Years

First-Cycle Higher Education (Bachelor's Degree)

  1. First Foreign Language (Modern Greek)
  2. First Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Modern Greek)
  3. Communication Strategies (Hellenic Studies)
  4. Fundamentals of Speech Communication (Hellenic Studies)
  5. Media Discourse in International Communication (Hellenic Studies)

Second-Cycle Higher Education (Master's Degree)

  1. Academic Language (Modern Greek)
  2. Business Writing and Public Speaking (Modern Greek)
  3. Language of Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette (Modern Greek)
  4. Terminology in International Diplomatic Practice (Modern Greek)
  5. Linguistic and Cultural Studies (Modern Greek)
  6. Second Foreign Language (Modern Greek)

Educational and Methodological Publications (2022–2026)

  1. Modern Greek in Diplomatic Practice and International Communication: Methodological Guidelines for First-Year Master's Students Enrolled in the Second-Cycle Higher Education Programme in Specialty 291 "International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies". Compiled by O. V. Snigovska and A. V. Malakhiti. Odesa: Astroprint, 2023. 76 p.
  2. Methodological Guidelines for the Course "First Foreign Language (Modern Greek)" for First- and Second-Year Bachelor's Students Enrolled in the First-Cycle Higher Education Programme in Specialty 291 "International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies". Compiled by O. V. Snigovska and A. V. Malakhiti. Odesa: Astroprint, 2024. 128 p.
  3. Methodological Guidelines for the Course "Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Modern Greek)" for Third-Year Bachelor's Students Enrolled in the First-Cycle Higher Education Programme in Specialty 291 "International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies". Compiled by O. V. Snigovska and A. V. Malakhiti. Odesa: Astroprint, 2024. 24 p.
  4. Methodological Guidelines for the Course "Eastern Language (Modern Greek)" for Fourth-Year Bachelor's Students Enrolled in the First-Cycle Higher Education Programme in Specialty 291 "International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies". Compiled by O. V. Snigovska and A. V. Malakhiti. Odesa: Astroprint, 2024. 21 p.
  5. Methodological Guidelines for the Course "Professional Internship" for Third-Year Bachelor's Students Enrolled in the First-Cycle Higher Education Programme in Specialty 291 "International Relations, Public Communications and Regional Studies". Compiled by O. V. Snigovska and A. V. Malakhiti. Odesa: Astroprint, 2024. 24 p.
  6. Snigovska, O. V. Modern Greek: A Practical Course. Adjectives and Adverbs. Educational and Methodological Manual. Odesa: Astroprint, 2025. 112 p.
  7. Snigovska, O. V. Modern Greek: A Practical Course. Participles and Verbal Adverbs. Educational and Methodological Manual. Odesa: Astroprint, 2025. 116 p.

Selected Publications (2022–2026)

Book Chapters

  1. Snigovska, O. V. (2024). Education in the Digital Era: Preparing Future Specialists to Work with Information. In A. A. Hedzyk, T. V. Kovalova, O. Yu. Kotsiurba, et al., Digital Era: An Interdisciplinary Discourse (pp. 98–117). Kharkiv: Pravo Publishing House. Analytical Centre for Contemporary Humanities. Available at:
  2. Snigovska O. Linguistic country studies as foundational elements in the formation of intercultural competence among higher education learners. Best EU and Ukrainian practices in education for sustainable development monograph (in the framework of the Jean Monet module “Fostering EU practices of education for sustainable development through the brand language: interdisciplinary studies” (ESDbrandEU) of the EU Erasmus+ program (101085708 – ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH)) : monograph / edited by Ushchapovska I. V. Sumy : Sumy State University, 2025. Р. 145–174. URL :
  3. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. The image of the Ukrainian migrant in the Greek-speaking Media field: the war of narratives in the contemporary discourse. Man and law in the language of modern mass media : scientific monograph. Volume 1. Riga, Latvia : Baltija Publishing, 2025. P. 253–273. URL :

Publications in Scopus- and Web of Science-Indexed Journals (2022–2026)

  1. Vynnychuk R., Bakka T., Bohomaz O., Krupina L., Snigovska O. The Process of Developing Media Competence of the Personality by Means of Humanities. IJCSNS International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security. 2022. Vol. 22 No. 6. Р. 531–541. URL : (Covered in WoS)
  2. Snigovska, O. Greek Content in the Work of Hryhorii Skovoroda: Intertextual Dimensions or Artistic Bilingualism of the Author? Kyiv-Mohyla Humanities Journal, 2022. V. 9. Р. 83–104. URL : (Covered in WoS and Scopus)
  3. Sosnytskyi Yu., Piddubna O., Snigovska O., Donets I., Hlazunova I. The role of art and humanities in shaping cultural approach. Multidisciplinary Reviews. 2024. 7:e2024spe049. URL : (Covered in Scopus)
  4. Snigovska O., Dorozhko Y., Lebedieva N., Zapadynska I., & Skidan S. Integrating cultural perspectives in building foreign language communicative competence for future professionals. Cadernos De Educação Tecnologia E Sociedade. 2024. Vol. 17(se3). Р. 73–86. URL : (Covered in WoS)
  5. Smolikevych N., Kyriazova О., Radchenko O., Hryshchenko I., Kravchuk O., Snigovska O. Linguocultural Aspect as a Factor in the Development of Emotional Intelligence in the Process of Learning a Foreign Language: Neuroscientific Aspects. Brain. Broad Research in Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience. 2025. Volume 16, Issue 2. P. 156–168. URL : (Covered in WoS)
  6. Snigovska O., Morozov S., Broda M., Mosiievych L., Shum O. Integrating a linguocultural approach in training future foreign language specialists: Fostering organizational leadership in intercultural education. International Journal of Organizational Leadership. 2025. 14 (First Special Issue). P. 600–608. URL : (Covered in WoS)
  7. Yevdokimova-Lysohor L., Semeniuk S., Sherehii A., Zhytnik T., Snigovska O. Enhancing Intercultural Competence and Global Awareness through Digital International Education. International Journal on Culture, History, and Religion. 20257(SI1). Р. 140–158. URL : (Covered in Scopus)
  8. Snigovska, O., Babych, V., Boiko, A., Kharkovskiy, Y., & Petliaieva, V. (2025). Sociolinguistic aspects of foreign language teaching in the context of international education. Revista Eduweb, 19(4), 86–98. URL : (Covered in WoS)
  9. Sikorska V., Snigovska O., Perederii H., Androshchuk A., Kalishchuk O. The influence of social media and digital communication on the evolution of vocabulary and grammatical structures. Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology. 2025. Vol. 103. No.10. P. 4428–4436. (Covered in Scopus) URL :

Publications in Ukrainian Scholarly Journals Included in the Official List of Scientific Professional Publications of Ukraine (2022–2026)

  1. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Developing Professional Readiness of Future International Relations Specialists to Work with Information under Conditions of Hybrid Warfare. Innovative Pedagogy. Odesa: Helvetica Publishing House, 2022. Issue 46. Pp. 170–177. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI: Available at:
  2. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. The Official and Unofficial Diplomacy of Ioannis Kapodistrias against the Background of the Emergence of the Filiki Eteria Movement. Drinovski Sbornik. Sofia–Kharkiv: Prof. Marin Drinov Publishing House of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 2022. Vol. XV. Pp. 161–183. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). Available at:
  3. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Political Cartoons as a Form of Creolised Text in the Context of the Ukrainian–Russian Relations Crisis (Based on Materials from the Greek Press). International and Political Studies. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2022. No. 35. Pp. 179–202. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI: Available at:
  4. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V., Zakharchuk N. V. Political Image of Ukraine: Analysis of Fake Instrumentation in Hybrid Warfare (Based on Greek Mass Media Materials). International and Political Studies. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. No. 36. Pp. 188–201. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). Available at: DOI:
  5. Snigovska O. Principles of the Linguocultural Approach to Foreign Language Education for Future Specialists Professionals. Ukrainian Professional Education. Poltava, 2023. Issue 14. Pp. 44–56. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI:
  6. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. The Linguocultural Concept of the Refugee in Greek-Language Socio-Political and Media Discourse. International and Political Studies. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2024. No. 37. Pp. 132–150. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). Available at:
  7. Kuzmenko O. Yu., Snigovska O. V., Mokriienko E. M. Global Challenges in Developing the Linguo-Sociocultural Competence of the Contemporary Professional. Bulletin of Science and Education. Series: Philology. Kyiv: Naukovi Perspektyvy Publishing Group; Christian Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, 2025. No. 5 (35). Pp. 495–508. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). Available at:
  8. Snigovska O. V., Kozak S. V., Shcherbyna O. O. Strategies for Overcoming Language Barriers among International Relations Students in Higher Education Institutions. Bulletin of Science and Education. Series: Philology. Kyiv: Naukovi Perspektyvy Publishing Group; Christian Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, 2025. No. 5 (35). Pp. 766–780. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). Available at:
  9. Snigovska O., Kravchenko L. Cultural and Regional Studies Approach to Professional Education in Universities. Ukrainian Professional Education. Poltava, 2025. Issue 17. Pp. 103–113. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI:
  10. Snigovska O. Paradiplomacy as an Educational Strategy for Countering Information Threats in Foreign Language Training of Political Scientists Specialising in International Relations. Humanities Studios: Pedagogy, Psychology, Philosophy. 2025. Vol. 13, No. 4. Pp. 32–52. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI:
  11. Snigovska O. Educational Technologies and Teaching Methodologies in the System of Professional Education for Future International Relations Specialists. Ukrainian Professional Education. 2025. Issue 18. Pp. 167–189. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI:
  12. Snigovska O. V. Linguistic and Cultural Studies as an Integrative Framework for Foreign Language Education of Future Professionals. Innovative Pedagogy. Odesa: Helvetica Publishing House, 2026. Issue 95. Vol. 2. Pp. 142–150. (Ukrainian scholarly journal, Category B). DOI: Available at:

Participation in the Assessment of Academic Qualifications

Official Opponent for the PhD Dissertation Defence of Vitalii Oleksandrovych Hlukhota, "Developing Multicultural Competence in Future Geography Teachers during Professional Education" (Specialty 015 "Professional Education (by Specialisations)", Field of Knowledge 01 "Education/Pedagogy"), Specialised Academic Council PhD 8002, V. G. Korolenko Poltava National Pedagogical University, 24 April 2025.

Participation in International Projects

Participant in the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Module "The Ring of the Mediterranean: Regional Studies". Grant Agreement No. 101047919 – MEDITERreg – ERASMUS–JMO–2021–HEI–TCH–RSCH. Project duration: 1 March 2022 – 28 February 2025.

Conference Participation and Published Conference Abstracts (2022–2026)

  1. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. Creolised Text in Media Discourse and Its Linguodidactic Potential for Foreign Language Communication Teaching during Wartime. Quality Management of Research Activities in Higher and Professional Pre-Higher Education Institutions under the Conditions of Wartime Realities: Proceedings of the National Professional Development Programme for Academic Staff (Sumy, 10 May – 21 June 2022). Odesa: Helvetica Publishing House, 2022. Pp. 253–257.
  2. Malakhiti A. V., Snigovska O. V. Greece's Media Landscape in the Context of the 2022 Russo–Ukrainian War: The Ban on the Broadcasting of the Russian RT and Sputnik Television Channels. Human, Culture and Technology in the New Millennium: Proceedings of the 23rd International Scientific and Practical Conference. Kharkiv, 2022. Pp. 63–66. DOI:
  3. Malakhiti A. V., Snigovska O. V. Greece's Economic Dependence on Russian Energy Resources: Pathways to Overcoming It in the Context of the Russo–Ukrainian War. Socio-Economic and Political Development of Countries under Contemporary Conditions: Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2022. Pp. 43–46. Available at:
  4. Dimopoulou G., Snigovska O., Zakharchuk N. The Image of Ukraine in the Greek Media. International Scientific and Practical Conference "The Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and the Linguistic Reflection of Wartime Realities in Foreign and Ukrainian Mass Media" (Odesa, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 15–16 June 2023). Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. Pp. 53–57. Available at: /pub/bank/userfiles/files/news/podii/imidzh_ukrainy_06-11_Print.pdf
  5. Lavro V., Snigovska O. Public Opinion and Social Sentiment in Greece: Evidence from the Analysis of the Press and Local Media in the Context of the Russo–Ukrainian War. International Scientific and Practical Conference "The Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and the Linguistic Reflection of Wartime Realities in Foreign and Ukrainian Mass Media" (Odesa, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 15–16 June 2023). Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2023. Pp. 101–106. Available at: /pub/bank/userfiles/files/news/podii/imidzh_ukrainy_06-11_Print.pdf
  6. Malakhiti H., Malakhiti A., Snigovska O. Prospects for the Development of the Tourism Industry in the Republic of Cyprus in the Context of the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Russo–Ukrainian War. Tourism in Ukraine: Challenges and Recovery. Proceedings of the International Tourism Forum (Kyiv, 21–22 March 2023). Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. Kyiv Vadym Hetman National Economic University. Kyiv, 2023. Pp. 142–145. Available at:
  7. Malakhiti A. V., Snigovska O. V. The Linguocultural Phenomenon of the Karamanli Written Tradition of the Asia Minor Greeks. Oriental Studies: Relevance and Prospects. Proceedings of the 5th International Scientific and Methodological Conference (Kharkiv, 29 March 2024). Kharkiv, 2024. Pp. 42–44. Available at:
  8. Snigovska O., Hervasii O. Social Media and Greece's Migration Policy: Opportunities and Challenges for Refugee Integration after 2022. Sustainable Development of Regions, Cities and Communities under Global Transformations: Challenges, Opportunities and Future Scenarios. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference [Electronic resource] (Odesa, 16–17 May 2025). Edited by S. V. Koch, Yu. V. Uzun, I. M. Myloserdna, N. I. Kaduk. Electronic text data (1 file: 2.8 MB). Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2025. Pp. 274–277.
  9. Snigovska O., Malakhiti A. Δημιουργικές ασκήσεις στη διδασκαλία της ΝΕ ως ξένης γλώσσας, με βάση τα εγχειρίδια της ΝΕ για Ουκρανόπουλα (Creative Activities in Teaching Modern Greek as a Foreign Language Based on Modern Greek Textbooks for Ukrainian Children). In: Η Ελληνική ως Δεύτερη / Ξένη Γλώσσα: Εκπαιδευτικές πολιτικές και πρακτικές σε περιβάλλοντα της Ελλάδας και του Εξωτερικού (Greek as a Second / Foreign Language: Educational Policies and Practices in Greece and Abroad). Research and Innovation Centre THIMENOS, University of Western Macedonia, 2025. Pp. 289–301. Available at:
  10. Snigovska O. V. Political Culture of Future International Relations Professionals: Examining the Role of Athenian Democracy in the Development of Contemporary Democratic Society. Ideas. Practices. Perspectives of Contemporary Education [Electronic resource]: Scientific and Methodological Almanac: in 2 Parts. Edited by V. I. Truba, M. I. Nikolaieva, S. P. Hvozdii. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2025. Part 2. Pp. 235–245.
  11. Snigovska O., Malakhiti A. Cultural Codes and Binary Oppositions in the Modern Greek Language: The Linguistic Objectification of Reality in the Professional Education of Future Specialists. Philology in the Age of Globalisation: Visions and Perspectives. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference (Kyiv, Ukraine, 10 October 2025). Edited by H. F. Semeniuk, S. P. Hrytsenko. Kyiv, 2025. Pp. 246–248.
  12. Malakhiti A., Snigovska O. Between Odesa and the Danube: The Ukrainian Dimension in the Transfers of the Greek Revolution. Proceedings of the 15th Bukovynian International Conference on History and Local Studies, Dedicated to the 150th Anniversary of Yurii Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University (Chernivtsi, 17–18 October 2025). Edited by Prof. Oleksandr Dobrzhanskyi. Chernivtsi: Tekhnodruk, 2025. Pp. 301–303. Available at:
  13. Dovhan D., Snigovska O. Is It America's Greece or Russia's? Provocative Trump and Liberal Mitsotakis. Proceedings of the 7th International Research Congress on Social Sciences (Ankara, 6–7 May 2025). Ankara: USOBAK, 2025. Pp. 483–489. ISBN 978-605-82037-9-2.
  14. Snigovska O. V., Malakhiti A. V. The Mythology of War: Greek Classical Archetypes in Contemporary Creolised Media Texts. How Homer Became Homer Simpson: Interpreting Classical Literature in Contemporary Culture and the Media. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference. Edited by O. D. Kharlan, H. I. Tabakova, T. V. Svitsa. Berdiansk: Berdiansk State Pedagogical University, 2025. Pp. 108–111. Available at:
  15. Snigovska O. V. Educational Practices in the Professional Education of Future International Relations Specialists as a Factor in the Implementation of Soft Power in Cultural Policy. The Culture-Shaping Potential of Contemporary Education. Proceedings of the National Professional Development Programme for Academic Staff, 1 September – 12 October 2025. Lviv–Toruń: Liha-Pres, 2025. Pp. 64–67.
  16. Snigovska O. V. Language as an Instrument of Cultural Diplomacy in the Professional Education of Future International Relations Specialists. Challenges of Contemporary Science: An Interdisciplinary Perspective through the Prism of Foreign Languages. Proceedings of the 11th All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Online Conference (17 November 2025). Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine; Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University. Odesa, 2025. Pp. 50–53. Available at: /pub/bank/userfiles/files/rgf/foreignnat/zbirnyk-materialiv-khi-konferentsii-2025.pdf

Professional Development

  1. Series of Methodological Seminars organised by the Laboratory of Linguistics, Department of Greek Philology, Democritus University of Thrace, in cooperation with the Office of the Coordinator for Greek Education of the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports of the Hellenic Republic and the Department of Education of the Federation of Greek Associations of Ukraine (25–28 October 2021; 10 hours; 0.33 ECTS credits).
  2. National Professional Development Programme for Academic and Teaching Staff: "Quality Management of Research Activities in Higher and Professional Pre-Tertiary Education Institutions under Wartime Conditions", organised by the Ukrainian–European Scientific Cooperation Centre, A. S. Makarenko Sumy State Pedagogical University, the Ivan Ziaziun Institute of Pedagogical and Adult Education of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine, and Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University (10 May – 21 June 2022; 180 hours; 6 ECTS credits).
  3. Translating Europe Workshop, "Τυποποίηση και γλωσσικές υπηρεσίες" ("Standardisation and Language Services"), conducted in Modern Greek and English and jointly organised by the European Commission, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, and the Hellenic Organization for Standardization (Athens, Greece, 2 June 2023).
  4. Professional Development Seminar for Teachers of Greek as a Foreign Language, organised by the Institute of the Greek Language / Ινστιτούτο Ελληνογλωσσίας and the international special interest group Δ.ΕΛ.ΕΞΩ / Teaching Greek Abroad, entitled "Όσα λέει ο πίνακας" / "What the Painting Tells Us" (22 February 2025).
  5. "Very Verified 2.0": Online Media Literacy Course (15 hours; 0.5 ECTS credits), developed by the international organisation IREX in collaboration with the online education platform EdEra. The course was developed within the framework of the Learn to Discern in Education project, implemented by IREX with the support of the Embassy of the United States in Ukraine, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine, and the Academy of Ukrainian Press. Certificate issued on 15 July 2025.
  6. National Professional Development Programme for Academic and Teaching Staff: "The Culture-Shaping Potential of Contemporary Education", organised by Mykhailo Drahomanov Ukrainian State University, the Ukrainian–European Scientific Cooperation Centre (CUESC), the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine, and the Educational and Scientific Institute of Philosophy and Educational Policy (1 September – 12 October 2025; 180 hours; 6 ECTS credits).

International Academic Mobility

  1. Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Programme. International Hellenic University, Thessaloniki, Greece. 1–12 December 2023.
  2. Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Programme. University of Western Macedonia, Florina, Greece. 4–12 May 2025.

Copyrighted Educational Publications

YearCertificatePublication
2022 Certificate of Copyright Registration No. 113614 Modern Greek (Year 1, Second Foreign Language): Textbook for Grade 5 of General Secondary Schools (accompanied by audio materials).
2023 Certificate of Copyright Registration No. 118661 Modern Greek (Year 2, Second Foreign Language): Textbook for Grade 6 of General Secondary Schools (accompanied by audio materials).
2024 Certificate of Copyright Registration No. 124500 Modern Greek (Year 3, Second Foreign Language): Textbook for Grade 7 of General Secondary Schools (accompanied by audio materials).
2025 Certificate of Copyright Registration No. 133959 Modern Greek (Year 4, Second Foreign Language): Textbook for Grade 8 of General Secondary Schools (accompanied by audio materials).

Tarasiuk Yuliia

Trasiuk

Department of Public Communication and Regional Studies, Faculty of International Relation, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2, Dvoryanska, Odesa, Ukraine, 65001

Tel. (+38097)141 32 63,

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ORCID ID: Yuliia Tarasiuk

Google Scholar: Yuliia Tarasiuk

Main Courses:

  1. Turkish language in diplomatic correspondence and international relations.
  2. Linguistic country study of Turkish Republic
  3. Media analysis. (Turkish Language).
  • Since September 2007 – lecturer in Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, Department of International Relations.
  • Since September 2022 - lecturer in Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, Department of the Public Communications and Regional Studies

Native language: Ukrainian, Russian.

Other languages: Turkish, English, Spanish

Membership in associations: Respected Science Association, Turkey

List of the main publications:

  1. The relations between Russia and Turkey as a factor of stability in Black Sea region // International scientific conference: “Regional cooperation and security in the Black Sea Region” – Odesa, Ukraine - 12-13 May 2006. – P. 47-53.
  2. The challenges to Ukrainian national security in the context of its democratization after the Orange Revolution // Materials of the Conference: NATO 2007 Autumn Academy in Donezk National University. – 2006 - P. 54-60.
  3. The evolution of the foreign policy thinking of Russian Federation: the theory and realities // Odesa National University Herald. – 2005. - P. 10. – N 11. – P. 185-193.
  4. The Russian-Turkish relations in the post “cold war” era: the main tendencies and problems // Odesa National University Herald. – 2005. – N 15. – P. 18-26.
  5. The linguistic security and language policy in Turkey in the context of modernization process // Odesa National University Herald. – 2016. - P. 21. – N 4(27).
  6. The Ukrainian-Turkish relations // Strategic culture and foreign policy of Ukraine / Edited by I. Koval, O. Brusylovska and V. Dubovyk. – Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2017. – P. 151-166
  7. Lingvo-country study of Turkish Republic, part 1: manual for students of the Department of International Relations, Faculty of International Relation, Political Science and Sociology. - Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2017.
  8. Lingvo-country study, part 1: manual for students of the Department of International Relations, Faculty of International Relation, Political Science and Sociology. - Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2018.
  9. Strategic prospects and the development of the bilateral relations between Ukraine and
  10. ÌýTurkey // European Political and Law Discourse, 2019. – Vol. 6. - Issue 1. - P. 37-43.
  11. Tarasiuk Yu.M. Theoretical Foundations and Evolution of the Concept of Public Diplomacy. Scientific and Practical Journal. Series: Political Science, 2020, Issue 2(2), pp. 71–77.
  12. Tarasiuk Yu.M., Shagli H.I. The Soft Power of the Republic of Turkey: Cultural and Educational Aspects. Political Life, No. 4, 2021, pp. 95–102. (0.3 printed sheets)
  13. Tarasiuk Yu.M. History and Development of Turkish Literature. In Linguistic and Country Studies. Part 2: Textbook, edited by O.V. Velyka, K.I. Vidimska, A.S. Vozhylovska et al., under the general editorship of V.I. Ryzhykh, Odesa National I.I. Mechnikov University. Odesa: ONU, 2021, pp. 171–188.
  14. Vidimska K.I., Tarasiuk Yu.M. Understanding Cultural Diplomacy. Presented at the XXI International Scientific and Practical Conference Informational, Modern, and Recent Theories of Development, Madrid, Spain, May 2023, pp. 271–273. (Abstracts, 0.3 printed sheets)
  15. Coverage of the War in Ukraine by Leading Turkish Media and Its Impact on Public Opinion. Presented at the International Scientific and Practical Conference Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and Linguistic Reflections of War Realities in Foreign and Domestic Media (June 15–16, 2023, Odesa National I.I. Mechnikov University), edited by O. Snigovska. Odesa: ONU, 2023, pp. 225–229.
  16. Tarasiuk Yu.M. The Turkish Language as a Language of Diplomacy and International Communication. Presented at the International Conference International Symposium on the Turkish Language as a Language of International Communication, Alanya, Turkey, 2022, p. 358.
  17. Tarasiuk, Y. Russian narratives in Turkey: historical background and propaganda in media. Eur Polit Sci (2024). (Scopus)

International conferences, seminars, schools

Central European University Summer School: “Globalization, governance and theory of international relations” (Budapest, 2006), International scientific conference: “Regional co-operation and security in the Black Sea Region” (Odesa, 2007), IKANAS Congress (Ankara, 2007), International study program on Turkish language, history and culture (Istanbul, 2008) 8.International Symposium on Turkish as a world language(Turkey 2015), International conference: “The main threats for international security (Odesa, 2016), 10th International Security Forum, Kyiv, Ukraine (2017), International Neighborhood Symposium, Odessa, Ukraine (2017), XIV European Conference on Social and Behavioral Sciences, Odessa, Ukraine (2017), International Social Sciences Congress of Turkish language world (Komrat, 2017), International Symposium on Turkish as a world language (Turkey, 2017), International Symposium on Turkish as a world language (Turkey, 2018), KEAC-BSR conference “Between Dependency and Independency of Academic Cultures. The Interwar Black Sea Region” (Odesa, 2019), Open Security Forum (Ukraine, 2019)Participation in the International Project: ERASMUS+ Mobility Academic Staff Week at Cumhuriyet University, Sivas, Turkey, October 10–19, 2022.Participation in the International Project: ERASMUS+ Mobility Program, Turkey, May 9–October 13, 2022. “International Symposium on the Turkish Language as a Language of International Communication” – Alanya, Turkey, October 2022. International Symposium: “The Turkish Language as a Language of International communication” – Sakarya, Republic of Turkey, October 20–22, 2023. Conference Presentation: “The Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and Linguistic Reflections of War Realities in Foreign and Domestic Media” – International Scientific and Practical Conference, June 15–16, 2023, Odesa, Ukraine. Participation in the International Project: “Civic Education Against Disinformation: Countering False Historical Narratives in International Politics and Propaganda” (Grant Agreement RAST+ NGO “Kyiv School of Diplomatic Arts”), June 1, 2022 – February 28, 2023.Overseas Academic Training: University of Alicante, Spain, April 1 – May 31, 2023. Overseas Academic Training: Loughborough University, United Kingdom – Participation in roundtables, workshops, and presentation at the University Scientific Conference, March 13–19, 2023. Erasmus+ Academic Training at Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University, Rize, Turkey, May 20–24, 2024. Erasmus+ Academic Training at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany, May 6–10, 2024. Participation in an International Seminar under the ERASMUS-JMO-2021-MODULE project, The Ring of Mediterranean: Regional Studies / MEDITERreg, hosted by the Centre for Higher Defence Studies (CASD), Italy. Participation in the 26th International Cooperative Congress with a presentation titled “The Prospects of Bilateral Relations Between Turkey and Ukraine After 2022,” September 25, 2024, Madrid, Spain. Panel Moderation and Participation in the 26th International Cooperative Congress with the topic “Mediterranean as a Region in the Foreign Policy of Türkiye,” September 26, 2024, Madrid, Spain. Participation in the International Conference “The Turkish Language as a Language of International Communication,” presenting a paper on “Presentation of the Course Program on Linguistic and Country Studies of the Republic of Turkey,” Şanlıurfa, Turkey (online).

Velyka Olga

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Senior Lecturer, Department of Public Communications 

and Regional Studies 

Phone: (+380 482) 63 32 59

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ORCID ID: Olga Velyka 

Google Scholar: Olga Velyka

PARTICIPATION IN PROFESSIONAL AND/OR PUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS:

"All-Ukrainian Association of Japanese Language Teachers", NGO "Progressive"

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

  1. Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2017
    Specialty: Language and Literature
    Qualification: Philologist
  2. Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2006
    Specialty: International Relations
    Qualification: Specialist in International Relations

RESEARCH INTERESTS 

  • Japanese language; 
  • Socio-political, diplomatic, and media discourse of Japan; 
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  • Communicative strategies of foreign policy. 

DEVELOPED LECTURE COURSES

  • First Foreign Language (Japanese);
  • First Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Japanese);
  • Communicative Strategies (Japanese) — elective course;
  • Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Japanese);
  • Terminology in International Diplomatic Practice (Japanese);
  • Business Written and Public Communication (Japanese).

LECTURE COURSES TAUGHT IN 2023–2026

Bachelor’s Degree

  • First Foreign Language (Japanese);
  • First Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Japanese);
  • Communicative Strategies (Japanese) — elective course;
  • Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Japanese).

Master’s Degree

  • Terminology in International Diplomatic Practice (Japanese);
  • Business Written and Public Communication (Japanese).

METHODOLOGICAL PUBLICATIONS 

MAJOR PUBLICATIONS 

Book Chapters 

Velyka, O. V. Etiquette of Japan. In: Ryzhykh, V. I. (Ed.), Linguistic and Cultural Studies. Part II: A Textbook. Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2021. Pp. 209–221. 

PUBLICATIONS 

Velyka, O. Japan // Ukrainian Prism: Foreign Policy 2019. Analytical Study. Foreign Policy Council "Ukrainian Prism" & Friedrich Ebert Foundation. Kyiv, 2020. Pp. 96–101. Available at: 

Velyka, O. V. Ukraine–Japan Relations in the Context of Japan's Foreign Policy Priorities. Political Life. Vinnytsia, 2020. No. 1. Pp. 90–95. DOI: 

Velyka, O. V., & Maistrenko, Yu. I. Features of Ukraine–Japan Relations in 2017–2021. Politicus. No. 5. Odesa: Helvetica Publishing House, 2022. Pp. 111–115. 

Velyka, O. V. Japanese Political Discourse on Support for Ukraine: Linguistic Strategies of Diplomatic Solidarity. Regional Studies. 2026. No. 45. Pp. 113–121. DOI: 

Velyka, O. V. Zarei and Ritsurei as Components of Japanese Culture. In: Proceedings of the 5th International Scientific and Methodological Conference "Oriental Studies: Relevance and Prospects". Kharkiv: H. S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University, 2024. Pp. 156–157. Available at: 

Velyka, O., Tyrnova, V., & Chernobaiev, O. Why Do Mascots Attract Media Attention? In: Sustainable Development of Regions, Cities and Communities under Global Transformations: Challenges, Opportunities and Future Scenarios. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference (Odesa, May 16–17, 2025). Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2025. Pp. 281–285. Available at: 

Velyka, O., Fes, A., & Sursu, D. Sustainable Development: Problems, Conflicts and the Future of Energy. In: Sustainable Development of Regions, Cities and Communities under Global Transformations: Challenges, Opportunities and Future Scenarios. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference (Odesa, May 16–17, 2025). Odesa: Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2025. Pp. 286–290. Available at: 

Velyka, O. Japan’s Assistance to Ukraine: Modern Challenges and the Impact on the Economy. In: Proceedings of the 7th International Congress on Social Sciences Research (VII Uluslararası Sosyal Bilimler Araştırmaları Kongresi). Ankara, Türkiye, 2025. Pp. 509–512. Available at: 

PARTICIPATION IN SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES 

  • International Scientific and Practical Conference "The Image of Ukraine: Socio-Political Representations and Linguistic Reflection of Wartime Realities in Foreign and Ukrainian Mass Media", organized by the Department of Social Communications and Regional Studies, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, Odesa, Ukraine, June 15–16, 2023. 
  • Participated in the 5th International Scientific and Methodological Conference "Oriental Studies: Relevance and Prospects" with the presentation "Zarei and Ritsurei as Components of Japanese Culture", H. S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University, Kharkiv, Ukraine, March 29, 2024. Available at: 
  • "Russian Disinformation in Media Discourse: The Case of Japan" at the 79th Annual Scientific Conference of the Academic Staff and Researchers of the Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, held in a hybrid format (onsite/online), Section: Social Communications and Regional Studies, November 2024. 
  • "Communicative Strategies in Japanese Diplomatic Discourse: Between Cultural Restraint and Political Effectiveness" at the 80th Annual Scientific Conference of the Academic Staff and Researchers of the Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, held in a hybrid format (onsite/online), Section: Social Communications and Regional Studies, November 2025. 
  • Participated in the international academic webinar series "The Russo-Ukrainian War: Russia's Information Warfare Strategies in Comparative Perspective", organized by the Forum for Ukrainian Studies at the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (CIUS), University of Alberta. Available at: 
  • Participated in the 4th International Scientific and Methodological Conference "Oriental Studies: Relevance and Prospects" with the presentation "Zarei and Ritsurei as Components of Japanese Culture", H. S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University, Kharkiv, Ukraine, March 29, 2024. Available at: 
  • Velyka, O. Japan’s Assistance to Ukraine: Modern Challenges and the Impact on the Economy. In: Proceedings of the 7th International Congress on Social Sciences Research (VII Uluslararası Sosyal Bilimler Araştırmaları Kongresi Bildiriler Kitabı). Ankara, Türkiye, 2025, pp. 509–512. 
  • Participated in the 4th All-Ukrainian Forum of Young Orientalists with the presentation "Features of Representing Disinformation in Japanese Media Discourse Against the Background of International Conflicts", Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University, Kyiv, Ukraine, April 29, 2026. Available at: 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

  • "Artificial Intelligence and Academic Integrity in Social Sciences and Humanities Education and Research" at Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University from April 4 to May 3, 2024, with a total workload of 180 academic hours (6 ECTS credits). Certificate No. 15-01-2024, issued on May 3, 2024.(No. 256/K dated April 20, 2026) 
  • "English for Professional Purposes" at the Center for Language Training and Language Certification, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University (March 4 – June 13, 2021). 
  • Regional Summer School organized by the Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University (June 24–29, 2021). 
  • "Academic Integrity and Anti-Plagiarism", held at Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University (February 17–20, 2020). 
  • an instructor at the 7th Online Summer Camp for Students of Japanese Language (August 2–6, 2021). 
  • an international professional development webinar entitled "Using Cloud Service Capabilities in Online Learning", organized by the Research Institute of the Lublin Science and Technology Park (IBR LPNT) in cooperation with the International Foundation of Scientists and Educators (IESF), Lublin, Poland (January 9–16, 2023). 
  • the professional development program "Progressive Teaching: Components of the Higher Education Quality Assurance System", organized by the NGO Prohresylni (online, March 15 – April 12, 2023). 
  • an international professional development webinar "Using Cloud Service Capabilities in Online Learning" (Certificate ESN No. 11617, January 16, 2023). 
  • "Google Digital Tools for Education": 
    • Basic Level (Certificate GDTfE-08-Б-06494, March 19, 2023); 
    • Intermediate Level (Certificate GDTfE-08-С-03567, March 26, 2023). 
  • an international professional development internship (webinar) entitled "Interactive Technologies of Blended Learning in the Training of Master's and Doctoral Students" (July 12–21, 2024), organized by the Research Institute of the Lublin Science and Technology Park (Instytut Badawczo-Rozwojowy Lubelskiego Parku Naukowo-Technologicznego, Lublin, Poland) in cooperation with the International Foundation of Scientists and Educators (IESF) (Certificate ESN No. 20615). 
  • "New Opportunities for University Teachers: Master Class from the Progressive Islands of Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, West Ukrainian National University, and Khmelnytskyi National University" (October 21–30, 2024). 
  • "Educators' Emotional Well-being: Psychological Resilience and Self-Care", organized by the NGO Prohresylni (November 19–22, 2024). 
  • "Digital Tools for Interactive Learning" within the Erasmus+ KA2 project "Bringing Opportunities and Organizational Success to Small Local Universities in Ukraine (BOOST)" (Project No. 101083203 – BOOST – ERASMUS-EDU-2022-CBHE), Certificate No. 081/18-11, issued on November 18, 2024. 
  • "Digital Tools for Interactive Learning" within the Erasmus+ KA2 project "Bringing Opportunities and Organizational Success to Small Local Universities in Ukraine (BOOST)" (Project No. 101083203 – BOOST – ERASMUS-EDU-2022-CBHE), Certificate No. 065/29-11, issued on November 29, 2024. 
  • Completed the online professional development course "Interdisciplinarity in Teaching: A Master Class from the Progressive Islands of Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, West Ukrainian National University, and Khmelnytskyi National University" (January 27 – February 16, 2025). 
  • Completed the professional development program "Practical Rhetoric for Researchers" at Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University (January 26 – February 20, 2026), comprising 180 academic hours (6 ECTS credits). Certificate No. 13-04-2026. 

Vidimska Kateryna

Vidimska

Senior Lecturer, Department of Social Communications and Regional Studies

Phone: +380937126662

E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Academic Positions

  • Since 2022 – Senior Lecturer in Turkish Language, Department of Social Communications and Regional Studies
  • Since 2010 – Senior Lecturer in Turkish Language, Department of International Relations

Research Interests

  • Linguocultural studies and intercultural communication
  • Turkish-language media discourse and social communications
  • Cultural diplomacy
  • Media policy and applied communications in international relations
  • International relations and diplomacy of Turkey
  • Linguodidactics and innovative teaching methods

Developed Courses

  • First Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Turkish) – 2nd year, Bachelor’s level
  • First Foreign Language (Turkish) – 1st year, Bachelor’s level
  • Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Turkish) – 3rd year, Bachelor’s level
  • Foreign Language for Professional Purposes (Turkish) – 4th year, Bachelor’s level
  • Communicative Strategies (Turkish) – 2nd year, Bachelor’s level
  • Fundamentals of Speech Communication (Turkish) – 2nd year, Bachelor’s level

Teaching Materials

  • Turkish Language. Conversational Practice for First-Year Students. Odesa, 2017.
  • Vidimska K.I., Tarasiuk Yu.M., Shagli H.I., Nasikivska V.M. Turkish Language. Guidelines for 2nd-year students, Bachelor’s level, specialty 291 “International Relations, Social Communications and Regional Studies.” Odesa: ONU Mechnikov, 2023. 34 p.
  • Vidimska K.I., Tarasiuk Yu.M., Shagli H.I., Nasikivska V.M. First Foreign Language (Turkish). Guidelines for 3rd-year students, Bachelor’s level, specialty 291. Odesa: ONU Mechnikov, 2023. 20 p.
  • Vidimska K.I., Tarasiuk Yu.M., Shagli H.I., Nasikivska V.M. Turkish Language. Guidelines for 4th-year students, Bachelor’s level, specialty 291. Odesa: ONU Mechnikov, 2023. 31 p.
  • Tarasiuk Yu.I., Vidimska K.I., Shagli H.I. Linguocultural Studies (Turkish). Guidelines for 1st-year Master’s students, specialty 291. Odesa: Astroprint, 2023. 28 p.
  • Tarasiuk Yu.I., Vidimska K.I., Shagli H.I. Foreign Language in Diplomatic Practice and International Communication (Turkish). Guidelines for 1st-year Master’s students, specialty 291. Odesa: Astroprint, 2023. 24 p.
  • Vidimska K.I. Turkish Language. Grammar. Part I. Odesa: ONU Mechnikov, 2023. 136 p.
  • Vidimska K.I. Turkish Language. Grammar. Part II. Odesa: Astroprint, 2026. 180 p.

Selected Publications

  • Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette in the Republic of Turkey. In: Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette / Linguocultural Studies. Part II. Odesa: ONU Mechnikov, 2021. pp. 272–292.
  • Vidimska K.I., Tarasiuk Yu.M., Shagli H.I. Linguocultural Studies of Turkey in the Formation of Foreign Language Competence and Intercultural Communication. Bulletin of Science and Education. 2025. Issue 4(34). pp. 305–320.
  • Vidimska K.I., Tarasiuk Yu.M., Shagli H.I. Coverage of the War in Ukraine in Turkish-Language Discourse. Politicus. 2025. Issue 2. pp. 244–256.
  • Vidimska K.I., Shagli H.I. Teaching Turkish in Blended and Distance Learning Formats: Theory and Practice. Current Issues in Humanities. 2025. Issue 37, Vol. 1. pp. 325–331.
  • Vidimska K.I., Myloserdna I.M. Language as an Instrument of Turkey’s Soft Power. Scientific Works of the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management. 2025. Issue 2(78). pp. 107–112.
  • Vidimska K.I. Pedagogical Facilitation in Teaching Turkish for Professional Purposes. Innovative Pedagogy. 2026. Issue 95, Vol. 1. pp. 51–55.

Conference Participation

  • Specific Features of Higher Education Development in Turkey under European Integration. 9th International Scientific and Practical Conference “Challenges in Science of Nowadays.” Washington, USA, 2021.
  • New Trends in Professional Training of International Relations Specialists in Turkey. International Conference “Pedagogy, Psychology and Teaching Methods: International Experience.” Riga, Latvia, 2021.
  • History of the Establishment of Diplomatic Communication in Türkiye. National Conference “Social Communications in Ukraine.” Rivne, 2022.
  • Concept of Cultural Diplomacy. XXI International Conference “Informational, Modern and Recent Theories of Development.” Madrid, Spain, 2023.
  • Directions of Turkey’s Cultural Diplomacy. International Online Conference “Modern Communicative Strategies in Education and Science.” Kyiv–Tbilisi, 2023.
  • Media Policy of Turkey. 26th International Turkish Cooperative Congress. Madrid, Spain, 2024.
  • Linguistic Manipulations in Turkish Media Content: Representation of Nationalism during the War in Ukraine. International Conference “Sustainable Development of Regions.” Odesa, 2025.
  • Effective Strategies for Teaching Turkish in Blended Learning. 4th International Conference “Achievements of Science and Applied Research.” Dublin, Ireland, 2025.

Professional Development

  • Internship at the Department of Pedagogy, ONU Mechnikov (April–June 2021), 180 academic hours (6 ECTS).
  • Course “AI Academy for Educators by Google” (April–May 2025), 30 academic hours (1 ECTS).
  • Internship “Pedagogical Mastery of the Modern Lecturer,” ONU Mechnikov (January–February 2026), 180 academic hours (6 ECTS).

The Odesa Centre for Disinformation Studies

The Odesa Centre for Disinformation Studies

The Odesa Centre for Disinformation Studies (OCDS) aims to promote in particular the study of Russian disinformation globally with a geographical focus on disinformation strategies in the Black Sea region. While there are many scholars working on Russian disinformation globally this Centre provides greater collaboration and coordination internationally as well as contributes to knowledge concerning disinformation practices in a specific region.

The OCDS, directed by Professor Dr Olga Brusylovska, is comprised a core of 7 researchers based at ONU:

  • Dr Ganna Grabina (IR Department)
  • Dr Iryna Maksymenko (IR Department)
  • Dr Kateryna Vakarchuk (IR Department)
  • Dr Maiia Nikolaeva (Department of Political Science)
  • Yuliia Tarasiuk (Department of Social Communications and Regional Studies)
  • PhD student Yan Kogan (IR Department)

The OCDS also involves associate institutional and individual associate members (academics and practitioners) based internationally. OCDS builds partnerships, enhances research capacity, provides support for research infrastructure, organises seminars and conferences, supports a network of scholars and practitioners, and seeds future research collaborations.

History

The creation of OCDS was a joint initiative between IR Department of the Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University (Ukraine) and the Centre for Research in Communication and Culture (CRCC) at Loughborough University (UK).

Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University and Loughborough University have collaborated on teaching and research activities since signing our twinning agreement in July 2022. There have been four well-attended guest lectures for ONU’s MA students in International Relations delivered by Loughborough faculty in the autumn of 2022. In December 2022 ONU and Loughborough jointly organised a research roundtable discussing the impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine on political communication, journalism, and public opinion in a global context (with the participation of a colleague from the University of Hyderabad, India). The research roundtable was supported by the Fund of the President of Ukraine. The results of the discussion are being prepared for publication in the Symposia section in the journal European Political Science. Funding has been obtained from the Institute for Advanced Studies at Loughborough to invite ONU academics Olga Brusylovska and Yuliia Tarasiuk to visit Loughborough for one week in April 2023 to deliver research symposia as well as engage in other capacity and partnership building activities. There are regular meeting between the senior management of both universities coordinated by Cormac Consultancy to extend cooperation in both teaching and research and in addition regular meetings at School and Departmental level to discuss collaboration in the field of international relations and political communication.

December 1, 2023, the OCDS and The Office of Cuba Broadcasting (OCB) embarked on a collaboration aimed at countering the pervasive influence of Russian disinformation, particularly in Spanish-language media. The OCB oversees Radio and Television Martí, its news website Martínoticias.com, and associated social media platforms. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, the Martís is a multimedia hub of unbiased and objective news, information, and analysis that provides the people of Cuba with interactive programs seven days a week through satellite television, shortwave and AM radio, and digital platforms. This partnership signifies a major step in addressing the dissemination of Russian propaganda echoed in the narrative of Cuba’s official press and foreign policy. Russian state-controlled media outlets, such as RT Actualidad and Sputnik Mundo, have been identified as primary sources of pro-Kremlin news content in Cuban media, often echoing Russia’s stance on the conflict in Ukraine. Our collaboration seeks to dissect these narratives to reduce their impact. By offering unique, well-informed perspectives, this partnership will equip audiences with the tools to effectively challenge and dismantle Russian disinformation. This new venture aligns with the strategic objectives of Ukrainian Information Security Strategy for the period until 2025 and the U.S. Agency for Global Media’s 2022-2026 Strategic Plan, which highlights the critical need to counter global disinformation ()

Over the following years, various negotiations and events (schools, workshops, and conferences) were held with the participation of colleagues from the UK, Finland, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and other partner countries.

Brusylovska Olga

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Department of International Relations, Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2,Vsevoloda Zmienko, Odesa, Ukraine, 65001.

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Main Courses: 1). Systemic Transformation of Post-Communist Countries of Europe and Asia. 2). Eastern Europe in International Relations after the Second World War. 3). Regional Studies. 4). Methodology of Scientific Project Writing.

  • Since 2022 – Visiting researcher in SEW, University of Warsaw, Poland.
  • Since 2015 – Chief of the Department of International Relations, Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University.
  • Since 2009 – Professor, Department of IR.
  • Since 2008 – Doctor of the Political Sciences. Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev, Ukraine. Title of Doctoral Thesis: “Political-Systemic Transformation in the Region of Eastern Europe, 1989-2004”.
  • 1998 – Associate Prof., Department of IR.

Science editor of “International and Political Studies” (ISSN 2707-5206, Odesa, Ukraine). Member of editorial board of the academic journals: “Politology Bulletin” (ISSN 2415-881X, Kyiv, Ukraine), “Mediaforum” (ISSN 2522-4050, Chernovtsy, Ukraine), “Transformations” (ISSN 1230-0292, Warsaw, Poland), electronic academic journal “Rhetoric and Communication” (ISSN 1314-4464, Sofia, Bulgaria); a member of Review’s Board of the academic journals “Strategic Review” (Poznan, Poland) and “Bulletin of Lviv National University. International Relations Series” (Lviv, Ukraine).

Mother tongues: Ukrainian, Russian. Other languages: English, Polish.

Membership in professional associations: Club of Graduates of Eastern Summer School (Warsaw University, 2001), European International Studies Association (EISA, 2013), Ukrainian European Studies Association (UESA, 2019), International Studies Association (ISA, 2019), Political Studies Association (PSA, 2020), DiscourseNet (2020), Eastern and South-Eastern Europe Fanel Network (2021), The Ukrainian Association of Professors and Researchers on European Integration (2022).

List of main publications

  • “European idea” in Ukraine: Political discussions in Verkhovna Rada on the eve of Vilnius Summit (2013)”. В Constructing “Europe” and Spread of European Values, ред. L. Mazilis. Kaunas, 2014. :B.03~2014~ISBN_978-609-467-058-9
  • “Brusylovska Forum Contribution”. Russian Journal of Communication 6 (2) (2014), 169-173. (Scopus)
  • “Critical discourse analysis (CDA) in International Relations”. Реторика и комуникации, София 18 (2015).
  • “Russian-Ukrainian conflict. First stage: propaganda war”. Вісник ОНУ 20 2(23) (2015): 59-64. heraldiss.onu.edu.ua/issue/download/3460/1564
  • “The idea of European integration and the cross-border cooperation of Ukraine with the EU”. UA: Ukraine Analytica 4 (6) (2016): 44-50.
  • “Energy safety of Ukraine: Russian factor”. Modelling the New Europe 22 (2017).
  • “Strategic Culture of Ukraine as the Research Instrument of the Ukrainian Foreign Policy”. В Strategic Culture and Foreign Policy of Ukraine, ред. І. Koval, О. Brusylovska, V. Dubovyk, 7 – 20. Odesa: Odesa Mechnikov National University Press, 2017. (соавтор Полина Синовец).
  • “ ‘Russian World’ in the Black Sea Region: The Case of Ukraine”. In Baltic-Black Sea Regionalisms. Patchworks and Networks at Europe’s Eastern Margins, eds. O. Bogdanova, A. Makarychev, 225-234. Springer, 2020. DOI 10.1007/978-3-030-24878-9 (with Sergii Glebov). (Scopus)
  • “Peculiarities of the European Union as International Actor: Contemporary Scientific Discourse”. In Prospect of Development in EU Politics: Global and Regional Dimensions, eds. O. Brusylovska, I. Koval, 7-19. Odesa: Odessa Mechnikov National University Press, 2019.
  • “Russian Politics toward Ukraine: Was there Ever a Strategic Partnership?” Przegląd Strategiczny 12 (2019): 131–144. DOI: 10.14746/ps.2019.1.9 (with Igor Koval). (Scopus)
  • “Critical Discourse Analysis in International Relations Studies: The cases of Russia and Ukraine”. In Rhetoric and Communications, Issue 43, April 2020. Retrieved from
  • “Security and Defense Policy of Ukraine in the Main Provisions and Objectives of its Strategic Documents”. In: Sinovets, P., Alberque, W. (eds.). Arms Control and Europe. Contributions to International Relations, 111-124. Springer, Cham, 2022. (Scopus)
  • “Discourse Analysis of Media on the War 2022 in Ukraine: The case of Russia”. Regional Science Policy & Practice. Special Issue: Ukraine: Geopolitical Realities and Regional Development Perspectives, 2022 (Scopus) (з І. Максименко).
  • “Russia’s Nuclear Blackmail as a Threat to the Global Nuclear Order”. In: Adérito, V., Sinovets, P., Theron, J. (eds.). Russia’s War on Ukraine. The Implications for the Global Nuclear Order. Contributions to Political Science. Springer, Cham, 2023 (Scopus)
  • “Scientific Discourse on Ukraine-EU Relations through the Prism of “The European Idea”. Rocznik Centrum Studiów nad Ukrainą, N 1, 2023, ed. by H. Litwin, р. 95-106. “Russia’s regional policy: Unlearned lessons of local conflicts”. European Political and Law Discourse, 2024, Volume 11, Issue 2, p. 5-15. DOI: 10.46340/eppd.2024.11.2 (Scopus) (with Iuliia Maistrenko).
  • “Russian narratives of the war in Ukraine as reflected in the Serbian and Polish press”. European Political Science (2024). (Scopus)
  • “Сучасні російські наративи війни в Україні”. В: Макаренко Є.А., Рижков М.М., Кучмій О.П., Фролова О.М. Міжнародна інформація: терміни і коментарі. Навчальний посібник. Вид. 5-е, доповн. та переробл., 347-353. К.: Вадекс, 2024. 540 с.
  • Russian Narratives of the War in Ukraine 2024. Rocznik Centrum Studiów nad Ukrainą, N 2. Russia-Ukraine. A Confrontation of Narratives, 2025, ed. by H. Litwin, р. 165-187. DOI: 10.61097/29571553/CSU2/165-187.
  • GEO-POWER-EU (2025). “Current State of Play: Baseline Study and Conceptual Framework”, (with Maksymenko I., Glebov S.).
  • The Image of Russia in the Bulgarian Mass Media. Rocznik Centrum Studiów nad Ukrainą, N 3, 2026, ed. by H. Litwin, р. 165-187.

International conferences, seminars, schools

Training “Digital tools in teaching and courses” in the frames of the project “Rethinking Regional Studies: The Baltic-Black Sea Connection” (Tartu, 2019). Odesa International Debates “Uniting Ukraine, the Black Sea Region, and the Transatlantic Partners” (Odesa, 2019). Training “Digital tools in teaching and courses” in the frames of the project “Rethinking Regional Studies: The Baltic-Black Sea Connection” (Poznan, 2019). 3 Annual Conference AESC “The Experience of Inter-Regionalism in the Black Sea and Caucasus Regions: Norm Diffusion, Legal Approximation and Contestation” (Odesa, 2019). CEEISA-ISA International Conference «IR in the Age of Anxiety» (Belgrade, 2019). 13 EISA Pan-European Conference (Sofia, 2019). International Conference “Europe of 21st century” (Slubice, 2020). E-Conference “Polska-Ukraina, Polacy-Ukraińcy. Bilans wzajemnych relacji” (Krakow, 2020). International E-Forum “University in Society 2021: Cross-Border Cooperation and Regional Development” (Minsk, 2021). 2 International E-Conference “The world in the age of pandemic and рost-pandemic period” (Poznan, 2021). E-Round Table “Enhancing EU actorness in Eastern Partnership” (Chisinau, 2021). 19th Nordic Political Science Association E-Congress NoPSA (Reykjavik, 2021). International Workshop “Reflecting on and looking ahead at the changed landscape of higher education in light of rapid digitalization” (Odesa, 2021). 25th Annual Conference of Central European Political Science Association “Challenges to Democracy: Political Processes in Central and Eastern Europe” (Olszytyn, 2021). ESEE FANEL Network International Conference “The Other Europe? Resilience and Assertiveness in Our Region” (Bucharest, 2022). Warsaw East European Conference “Still without peace” (Warsaw, 2022). Workshop “War on Ukraine and the Nuclear World Order” (Paris, 2023). 73rd PSA Annual Conference, “Political Futures” (Liverpool, 2023). The congress of the international association DiscourseNet and the Latin-American association ALED “Discourses and their impacts on a world of multiple crises” (Valencia, 2023). The workshop “The Ring of the Mediterranean: Regional Studies” (Rome, 2024). The Panel “Modern Perception of Turkey and Ukraine in the Black Sea-Mediterranean Region” (Rize, 2024). Warsaw East European Conference “How to deter Russia: Resilience of Ukraine and of the Western community” (Warsaw, 2024). CADAAD conference “Borders and boundaries in/across discourses” (Poznan, 2024). The Seventh Global Conference of WISC “International Relations in a World of Flux: Understanding Continuity, Change and Contestation” (Warsaw, 2024). XXVI International Turkish Cooperative Congress (Madrid, 2024). International Conference “Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans: Historical Perspectives, Cultural Bridges, and New Horizons” (Sofia, 2024). International Conference “War in Ukraine. What Does the Future of Central and Eastern Europe Look Like” (Bucharest, 2024). The 16th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe (CBSE) (Cambridge, 2025). Second International Virtual Conference on Ukraine KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, 2025). The IVAnnual Conference of the Romanian Centre for Russian Studies “Ukraine and the New World Order. What Comes Next to Us – EU and NATO – When Facing Russian Aggression/Offensive Strategies” (University of Bucharest, 2025). Ukrainian Central European Forum (Kyiv, 2025).

On-going project:

HORIZON-CL2-2023-DEMOCRACY-01 «Empowering the Geopolitical EU in the Eastern Neighbourhood and the Western Balkans» (GEO-POWER-EU). 2024-2027.

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