Fast Facts about the Faculty of Journalism
Founded: 1947 Location: Moscow, Russia
Overall number of students: over 2600
Enrollment in 2022: 911 students
Student population: 22% male, 78% female, from 23 countries
Percent of students that do not pay for tuition: approximately 38%
Average class size: 20 people
Number of lecturers – around 200
Enrollment in 2022: 911 students
Student population: 22% male, 78% female, from 23 countries
Percent of students that do not pay for tuition: approximately 38%
Average class size: 20 people
Number of lecturers – around 200
Academic departments:
Media Theory and Economics (Chair: Professor Elena Vartanova)
Foreign Journalism and Literature (Chair: Professor Galina Woronenkowa)
Digital Journalism (Chair: Dr. Olga Smirnova)
Television and Radio Broadcasting (Chair: Professor Galina Shepilova)
Photojournalism and Media Technologies (Chair: Dr. Oleg Bakulin)
Sociology of Mass Communications (Chair: Professor Viktor Kolomiets)
Advertising and Public Relations (Chair: Professor Vladimir Evstafiev)
Theory and Methods of Editing (Chair: Professor Ivan Pankeev)
History of Russian Journalism and Literature (Chair: Professor Ekaterina Orlova)
History and Statutory Regulation of Domestic Mass Media (Chair: Professor Olga Minaeva)
Literary and Art Criticism and Publicism
Russian Language Stylistics (Chair: Dr. Vladimir Slavkin)
New Media and Communication Theory (Chair: Professor Andrey Vyrkovsky)
Media Linguistics (Chair: Professor Pavel Balditsyn)
Nickname: Zhurfak (журфак)
Color: Navy blue
Learn more about the Faculty of Journalism in the attached brochure.