ЗН1. Scientific principles and research methodologies in the field of public relations, public communications, socio-political and socio-cultural processes at the regional, national and international levels;
УМ1. Search for information from various sources to solve professional problems;
УМ3. Analyze and explain current processes in the public sphere;
КOM1. Ability to defend a patriotic state position in communications;
AiВ4. Ability to realize the need for lifelong learning in order to deepen the acquired and acquire new professional knowledge in accordance with the latest trends in the development of social sciences.

Prerequisites: History of Statehood and Culture, History of Sociology, Political Science, Sociological Thought in Ukraine, Theoretical Sociology
Co-requisites: Theory of social change, Modern sociological theories, Modern sociological theories (С Р).

Philosophy as intellectual form of a human being’s activity, Ancient Philosophy (India, China, Greece), Medieval Philosophy and Philosophy of the Renaissance, Philosophy of Modern Times, German Classical Philosophy, the Transition from Classical to Non-Classical Philosophy, Philosophy of XX –XXI centuries, Ukrainian Philosophy, The Problem of Being in Philosophy, Consciousness as Philosophical Problem, Cognition: Its Structure and Dynamics, A Human Being as the Subject of Philosophical Reflection, Philosophy of History, Social Philosophy, The Philosophical Issues of Contemporary Culture and Civilization.

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2. Hysev V. I. Zakhidna filosofia Novoho chasu. XVII-XVIII. – Kyiv, 2000.
3. Hors’kyj V. S. Istoria ukrajins’koji filosofii. – Kyiv, 2001.
4. Skraton R. Korotka istoria novitn’oji filosopfii. – Kyiv, 1998.
5. Tatarkevych V. Istoria filosofii. T.1-3. – L’viv, 1998-1999.
6. Chyzevs’kyj D. Narysu istorii filosofii na Ukrajini. – Kyiv, 1991.

- Current control (40%): oral examination, tests, reports.
- Final control (60%): exam