Educational Program "International Documentation and Information" is the design of content management systems on a global scale. Today, a specialist in this field is an Information Governance Specialist, Digital Archivist, and Compliance Officer. You are the one who organizes the flow of documents in transnational corporations, diplomatic missions, and international organizations (UN, EU, NATO). Your targets will be electronic registries, international workflow standards, digital assets, and secure big data repositories.
The goal of study is to form a Knowledge Manager capable of building a transparent and secure information ecosystem for an organization. We will teach you international information law, archive digitization, document lifecycle management, and working with ERP and CRM systems. This is the realm of Information & Record Management, where you will master cloud storage technologies, data cybersecurity fundamentals, and methods for analyzing international information. You will learn how to turn a chaos of papers and files into a structured strategic resource.
Your superpower: In a world of total bureaucracy and digital noise, you will possess Information Logistics Mastery and Structural Logic — the skill to instantly find, verify, and protect critical data. Your professional arsenal will include:
- Digital Asset Management: creating and managing digital repositories and electronic archives of the future.
- International Document Standards: implementing ISO standards to ensure the legal validity of documents worldwide.
- Information Analysis & OSINT: searching and processing open data to support management decision-making.
- Data Governance: developing access and confidentiality policies to prevent leaks of corporate and state information.
Our graduates are heads of information departments in international banks, e-Government specialists, analysts in consulting firms, and documentation management officers in embassies and representative offices of Ukraine abroad.
Objects of professional activity for bachelor's graduates are international information resources; electronic document management systems; archival funds and digital collections; as well as technologies for automating library and information processes.
Field of study: B "Culture, Art and Humanities"
Specialty: B13 Library, Information, and Archival Affairs
Educational Program: International Documentation and Information
Competitive offer: International Documentation and Information
Accreditation Certificate: the educational program was introduced in 2025.
Faculty: Faculty of Humanities and Law
Graduating Department: Department of Documentation Studies and Information Activity (705)
Part-time study form available: yes
Training of foreign citizens available: no