Department of Sociology

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The Department of Sociology is the successor and bearer of the traditions of Lviv Sociological School, the development and formation of which have acquired special significance with Ukraine’s independence. The first Department of Sociology was founded in 1991 at the Faculty of Economics (1991–2009) of Lviv University. An important stage in the development of sociology at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv was the establishment of the Department of Theory and History of Sociology (with Doctor of Social Sciences, Prof. Chernysh as the Head of the Department (2002–2017)) at History Faculty of in 2002. In 2007, the Department launched the International Lviv Sociological Forum, as well as the publication of “Bulletin of Lviv University. Sociological Series”, which in 2009 became a professional periodical edition in sociology. Since 2018 the Bulletin has been included in four scientometric databases. On September 1, 2016, the Academic Council of Lviv University renamed the Department of History and Theory of Sociology into the Department of Sociology. Since July 1, 2017, the department is headed by Prof. Yu. Pachkovskyi. The Department has a library filled by the project “Civic Education” of the International Renaissance Foundation, which has more than 1,000 items of various scientific literature on sociology. Members of the Department are the authors of numerous textbooks and manuals. The department maintains relations with leading scientific and research centers of Ukraine (Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, sociological faculties of Kyiv, Kharkiv Odesa, Uzhhorod, Zaporizhzhya, and Eastern European universities, etc.). The department has extensive ties and carries out a number of joint educational and research projects with foreign education centers, as well as sociologists from the United Kingdom, Canada, Poland, USA, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland and others.

The Department of Sociology is the successor and bearer of the traditions of Lviv Sociological School, the development and formation of which have acquired special significance with Ukraine’s independence. The first Department of Sociology was founded in 1991 at the Faculty of Economics (1991–2009) of Lviv University. An important stage in the development of sociology at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv was the establishment of the Department of Theory and History of Sociology (with Doctor of Social Sciences, Prof. Chernysh as the Head of the Department (2002–2017)) at History Faculty of in 2002. In 2007, the Department launched the International Lviv Sociological Forum, as well as the publication of “Bulletin of Lviv University. Sociological Series”, which in 2009 became a professional periodical edition in sociology. Since 2018 the Bulletin has been included in four scientometric databases. On September 1, 2016, the Academic Council of Lviv University renamed the Department of History and Theory of Sociology into the Department of Sociology. From July 1, 2017, the department is headed by Prof. Yu. Pachkovskyi. The Department has a library filled by the project “Civic Education” of the International Renaissance Foundation, which has more than 1,000 items of various scientific literature on sociology. Members of the Department are the authors of numerous textbooks and manuals. The department maintains relations with leading scientific and research centers of Ukraine (Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, sociological faculties of Kyiv, Kharkiv Odesa, Uzhhorod, Zaporizhzhya, and Eastern European universities, etc.). The department has extensive ties and carries out a number of joint educational and research projects with foreign education centers, as well as sociologists from the United Kingdom, Canada, Poland, USA, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland and others.

Employees

ChairpersonYuriy PachkovskyyChairperson
ProfessorNataliya ChernyshProfessor
ProfessorNataliya KovaliskoProfessor
Associate ProfessorOleh DemkivAssociate Professor
Associate ProfessorOryslava KalyniakAssociate Professor
Associate ProfessorHanna KudrynskaAssociate Professor
Associate ProfessorTetiana LapanAssociate Professor
Associate ProfessorTetiana MarusiakAssociate Professor
LecturerOksana KhymovychLecturer
Senior Department SecretaryKhrystyna BilaSenior Department Secretary

Lecturers' schedule



How to Professionally Plan Your Career

04.12.2023 | 10:56

4EU+ for Ukraine online workshop for students: “How to Professionally Plan Your Career”
December 12, 2023 (1300-1600 CET, 1400-1700 Ukrainian time)

An interactive workshop designed to help discover and develop your full professional potential. Over three intensive hours, participants will, among other things, learn practical tools for effective job searching and enhance self-presentation skills essential in the recruitment process.
Language of instruction: English.
All the participants can receive a certificate of attendance.

Registration is required. If you are interested, please register online until December 7th...

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The European Union Visitors Programme (EUVP) is calling for applicants!

24.02.2023 | 11:07

If you are a young leader, interested in joining a network of professionals and enhancing your understanding about the EU and its values – apply now!

EUVP is a programme, established by the European Parliament and the European Commission, aiming at increasing understanding and knowledge of the EU and its institutions, policies, and values. Visit consist of and 5- to 8-day program of meetings with EU officials at the EU institutions in Brussels, Paris and/or Strasbourg.
More information:
https://visitors-programme.europa.eu/
https://europa.eu/!kntDHH

European Union Visitors Programme

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JYU Visiting Fellow Programme

22.11.2022 | 16:51

The University of Jyväskylä (JYU), Finland, invites applications for the JYU Visiting Fellow Programme, which supports researchers with a doctoral degree, who are from outside Finland, to visit the JYU for one (30 days) to three months (90 days) in 2023.

The aim of the JYU Visiting Fellow Programme is to strengthen University’s global engagement and strategic collaboration with international partners. The main emphasis of the programme is in research collaboration, but the Visiting Fellows are also invited to participate in...

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