Publishing

What is studied in this program

In the Publishing program, students get to know all stages of producing books, magazines and newspapers. Core subjects include the fundamentals of publishing, editorial work with texts, literary editing, proofreading, printing technology, publishing and copyright law, book marketing and information technologies.

Students also learn to edit texts, prepare page layouts, understand the basics of design and use digital publishing tools. These skills are developed through practical classes.

Who the graduate becomes

The graduate becomes a specialist in publishing and editorial work. They can work in positions such as:

• editor and literary editor;
• proofreader;
• publishing manager or assistant to the chief editor;
• layout designer;
• book marketing and promotion specialist;
• coordinator of publishing projects.

Where graduates can work

Graduates can find employment in a variety of organizations:

• state and private publishing houses;
• printing houses and polygraphy companies;
• newspaper and magazine editorial offices;
• news agencies and mass media outlets;
• libraries, museums and cultural centers;
• online bookstores and digital publishing platforms.

Book publishing, educational literature and periodicals are closely linked to education, culture and the information sector, so there is a steady need for specialists in this field.

Who this program suits

This program suits those who:

• love reading and writing;
• pay attention to words, meaning, spelling and style;
• are interested in design, visuals and modern computer software;
• have organizational skills and a responsible approach to work;
• want to work in a creative team and patiently focus on details.