Department of Management and Economics

Lecturer: Olga Chatchenko

Semester: 2

Academic degree: Master 

Amount of ECTS credits: 3

Form of control: Final test

In-class hours: 32 (16 hours of lectures, 16 hours of practical training)

The Social communication semiotics discipline aims to provide students with a system of knowledge about the development of communication processes in space and time.  

Key goals of the Social communication semiotics discipline:  

• to introduce the history and development features of social communication semiotics;  
• to develop a systematic vision of social communication, its particularities, place and role of social communications in social relations;  
• to expand students’ vision of types and levels of communication activities; 
• to define organizational and technological principles of forming levels of social communication culture, to review processes of their transformational changes;  
• to reveal the essence and typology of communication demands;  
• to deepen knowledge about a contemporary system of social communications, its structure and functions; 
• to review features of core subsystems of the social communication system, to analyze its current state.