Ukrainian culture at the time of independence 3222-50UKN1K-N

obligatory courses

Basic knowledge in the field of cultural studies is required, particularly familiarity with fundamental concepts, terminology, and tools of cultural analysis, as well as a general understanding of selected cultural phenomena in Ukraine and the main stages in the development of Ukrainian culture.

S1_W03; in-depth knowledge of terminology and research methodology in the field of cultural studies
S1_W09; in-depth knowledge of key issues related to the directions of development of contemporary Ukrainian cultural studies.
S1_U03; appropriately select sources and information derived from them, creatively interpret and present information in the field of Ukrainian cultural studies.
S1_U06; apply appropriate research methods and tools in the field of Ukrainian cultural studies.
S1_U14; independently plan and implement their own lifelong learning.
S1_K03 responsibly perform professional roles, taking into account changing social needs, while ensuring the development and preservation of the profession's ethos.

The course ends with an examination.

Conditions for admission to the examination:
attendance in classes;
- active participation during classes;
- systematic preparation for classes and knowledge of the assigned material;
- preparation of an individual presentation;
- timely completion of homework assignments.

The final examination is graded according to the following percentage scale:
60%–68% – 3 (satisfactory)
69%–77% – 3+ (satisfactory plus)
78%–85% – 4 (good)
86%–91% – 4+ (good plus)
92%–97% – 5 (very good)
98%–100% – 5! (excellent / very good with distinction)

Students are allowed two unexcused absences; each additional absence requires valid justification.
The form of assessment for classes missed by the student is determined by the course instructor.
Exceeding 50% of absences, whether excused or unexcused, may constitute grounds for refusal of admission to the examination or failure of the course.
If a student does not obtain a passing grade in the first examination session, they are entitled to retake the examination during the resit session in accordance with the university regulations.

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