DEPARTMENT OF WORLD HISTORY AND SPECIAL HISTORICAL DISCIPLINES

at the first (bachelor) level of higher education:

• Introduction to the history and basis of scientific research
• Archeology
• Auxiliary historical disciplines
• History of primitive society and the Ancient East
• History of Ancient Greece and Rome
• History of the Middle Ages
• A new history of the countries of Europe and America
• A new history of the countries of Asia and Africa
• History of the Slavic peoples (until the end of the 18th century)
• History of the Slavic peoples (XIX – early XX centuries)
• History of the Slavic peoples (1914 – the beginning of the 21st century)
• School history course and teaching methods
• Recent history of the countries of Europe and America
• Recent history of the countries of Asia and Africa
• Basics of historical museology
• Archival science
• Heraldry and vexillology
• Balkan Slavs under the rule of the Ottomans (the beginning of the 15th – the end of the 18th century)
• Problems of historical development and statehood of the Western Slavs
• Historical geography
• Everyday life in medieval Europe
• Hrushevsky studies
• Historiosophy and methodology of history
• History of diplomacy and international relations in the 20th century.
• Ukraine in Europe and the world
• Civilizational foundations of world history
• The basics of monument studies

at the second (master’s) level of higher education:

• Intellectual history of Europe
• Reception of Roman law in the civilization space of medieval Europe
• Methodology of scientific research
• Methods of teaching history in institutions of secondary education of the III degree
• Methods of teaching historical subjects in higher education
• Discussion problems of historical research of the princely era in Russia
• Ivan Franko and the intellectual environment of Central-Eastern Europe
• Genealogy
• Integration of European countries within the framework of the European Union
• Methods of working with Latin-language historical sources
• Nations and nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe (late 18th – early 21st centuries)
• Numismatics
• The First World War and Eastern Galicia
• Social history, mentality, political culture, and perceptions of early modern Eastern European society

at the third (educational and scientific) level of higher education:

• Modern world historiography: current problems of progress
• Ancient culture and evolution of European civilization
• The history of the church and religious culture of Central-Eastern Europe in the early modern period: methodology, historiography, research tools
• Archive heuristics
• Mykhailo Hrushevskyi and world historiography of the 20th century: problems of reception