Victoria Vladimirovna Gogenko
+7(863) 218-40-85
Associate Professor
Institute of Philology, Journalism, and Intercultural Communication
Research interests:
The Old English language; Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and its significance;Concept "Power" in the old Germanic society.
Teaching:
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English as a foreign language
The course is intended for students of Humanities doing their Bachelor Degree. The course continues 2 years and ends up with an exam. The course is aimed at developing and polishing communication skills both in oral and written speech. The credit value is 12 (432 hours)
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English for professional purposes (Urban studies)
The course is aimed at Master students studying the history and features of city planning. Student Learning Objectives include developing and polishing communication skills in the professional sphere, dealing with scientific sourses, developing skills of academic communication. The credit value is 4 (144 hours)
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English for professional purposes (Archaeology)
Student Learning Objectives include developing and polishing communication skills in the professional sphere, dealing with scientific sourses, developing skills of academic communication. The credit value is 4 (144 hours)
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English for professional purposes (Ethnoconfessional Studies)
Student Learning Objectives include developing and polishing communication skills in the professional sphere, dealing with scientific sourses, developing skills of academic communication. The credit value is 4 (144 hours)
