Associate Professor at the Department of the Folklore Studies,
PhD in Philology
Contact information
E-mail: n.saltovska@knu.ua
Guarantor of Educational and Research Program «Folklore Studies, cross-cultural communication and foreign language» discipline 03 Humanities, specialty B11 Philology (specialization B11.09 Folklore Studies) for applicants for higher education of Master’s degree
Research interests
Folklore of Ukrainian peoples and peoples of the world, folklore studies, Ukrainian paremiology, traditions of folk education, methods of teaching folklore courses in educational institutions
Thesis topic
Thesis for PhD in Philology: «Poetics of Ukrainian Folk riddles» (specialty 10.01.07 – folklore studies, date of defense – 11.04.2004)
Disciplines
Bachelor’s degree:
«Ukrainian folklore», «History of Folklore Studies», «Traditional folk education: folklore aspect» (В 11.09 Folklore Studies): EPP «Folklore Studies, Ukrainian language and literature and foreign language»);
«Ukrainian oral culture», «History of Ethnocultural Studies», «Traditional culture of childhood» (В 12 Cultural Studies: EPP «Ethnoculturology with advanced study of foreign language»).
Master’s degree:
«Methodology of teaching folkloristic disciplines in higher education», «Folklorism of literature» (В 11.09 Folklore Studies): ESP «Folklore Studies, cross-cultural communication and foreign language»);
«Current issues of modern folklore studies» (В 12 Cultural Studies: ESP «Cultural anthropology with professional study of foreign language»);
«Comparative linguistic and linguocultural studios (German and Ukrainian languages)» (В11.043 Philology (Germanic languages and literatures (incl. Translation), first foreign language – German): ESP «Domain-specific translation from German and English; cross-cultural management»);
«Folklore of Romance peoples» (В 11.051 Philology (Romance languages and literatures (incl. Translation), first foreign language – Spanish): EPP «Translation from Spanish and English»);
«Folklore of Germanic peoples» (В 11.041 Philology (Germanic languages and literatures (incl. Translation), first foreign language – English): EPP «Translation from English and a second Western European language»).