About the Journal
Information about the collection
The magazine publishes materials - articles, scientific essays, reviews on current issues of modern historical thought and pedagogy.
The main purpose of the collection is to promote the development and dissemination of current scientific problems in Ukrainian history, historiography, source studies, world history, cultural history, special historical disciplines, ethnology, theory and practice of pedagogy in Ukraine and abroad, pedagogical research in modern society, historical aspects of education, and improvement of national education.
Authors' publications should represent a systematic analysis of the issues under consideration, innovation and originality of scientific research, the argumentation of research provisions, and the relevance and practical significance of the conclusions and recommendations.
Materials corresponding to specialities 032 "History and Archeology", 011 "Educational, Pedagogical Sciences" and 015 "Professional Education" are accepted for publication.
Frequency of the magazine: twice a year.
Language of publication: Ukrainian, Polish and English.
Editor-in-Chief: Oksana Yevhenivna Homotyuk - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Western Ukrainian National University. Terms of publication
To publish the article, the following materials should be sent by e-mail to Lesya_Bilovus@i.ua:
- An article is drawn up in accordance with the requirements.
- Information about the author:
- the author's surname, name, and patronymic
- a scientific degree and an academic title
- position, workplace
- e-mail address, mobile phone number
- the speciality from which the article was written, as well as its name and number
- A new mailing address (at the author's expense) to send the collection to
- Scan of a payment receipt for the publication of a scientific article
The amount of the publication fee is UAH 500. If the volume of the article exceeds 12 pages, you need to pay 50 UAH for each additional page. Individual publications of doctors of sciences are accepted for publication free of charge. The publication fee is paid after confirmation of information about the acceptance of materials for publication (details for payment are provided by the editorial office).
In the name of the files sent, you need to indicate the name of the author and the genre of the document, for example: Petrenko_article, Petrenko_author information.
Requirements for manuscripts
Scientific articles that correspond to the profile of the publication and have not been published before are accepted for publication. All articles submitted to the editors will be checked for the uniqueness of the text and will be independently reviewed.
The presentation of the article should be clear, without repetition, and meet the requirements of the scientific style of the language chosen by the author. Articles that do not meet the specified requirements are not accepted for publication.
The volume of the article is 12-18 pages, including annotations and bibliography (format-MS Word (doc or docx), font - Times New Roman, font size-14, line spacing-1.5, margins: top and bottom - 2 cm , left - 3 cm, right - 1 cm, paragraph indentation-1 cm).
Required publication elements
The UDC index (universal decimal classifier) is placed in a separate line in the upper left corner.
- Information about the author (authors) is indicated on the right in the following order:
- first line - name and surname of the author;
- the second - the settlement where the author lives or works, and the name of the country;
- third - ORCID number (http://orcid.org/);
The name and surname of the author (authors) are highlighted in bold and italics, other information - only in italics. The author's name is printed in capital letters.
Article title. The title is capitalized in a single paragraph without indents in the first line with a centre alignment.
Information about the author and the title of the article in English.
Abstract in the language of the article. The abstract should contain generalized information about the content of the article: the topic, problems, purpose, and generalized results. The volume of the annotation is 2200-2700 printed characters (including spaces).
Keywords in the language of the article – words from the text of the material that have a semantic loading. Keywords are given in the nominative case. The total number of keywords is at least three and at most seven.
Abstract and keywords in English.
The main part of the article should contain the following structural elements: problem statement; research analysis; the purpose of the article; presenting main material; conclusions and prospects for further research. All parts of the article should be graphically highlighted.
A List of literature is published under the title "References".
The bibliographic description of the list is made out according to requirements of the National Standard of Ukraine DSTU 8302: 2015 «Information and documentation. Bibliographic reference. General provisions and rules of compilation". The numbering of sources in the bibliography is done in alphabetical order. Notes are made in the form of page footnotes. References should be given in parentheses - by indicating the author's name and year of work in parentheses, separating the page number with a comma, for example, [Petrenko, 2014, p. 12].
If the article uses the works of the same author in the same year of publication, the numbers must be supplemented by a letter suffix in Latin according to the location in the bibliography [Subtelny, 1986a; Subtelny, 1986b].
Tables, diagrams, figures, and diagrams must be copyrighted. All pictures must be grouped.
References — transliterated bibliography. In the bibliography, the titles of works in languages that use the Cyrillic alphabet must be translated into English and placed in square brackets; source names must be transliterated. At the end, you should indicate the language of the original in square brackets, for example: In Ukrainian. If the book is cited, the name of the publisher (if it is the name of the institution) must be translated into English, and in all other cases - submitted in transliteration, the place of publication must be translated into English as well. The transliterated bibliography is analogous to the bibliography, so the order and number of sources in it should remain unchanged.
For correct registration of References, we recommend using systems of automatic transliteration.
To transliterate Ukrainian texts in accordance with the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of January 27, 2010 No 55 "On streamlining the transliteration of the Ukrainian alphabet into Latin", use the service http://ukrlit.org/transliteratsiia.
Transliterate Russian texts in accordance with GOST 7.79-2000. To do this, use the service https://translit.net/ru/gost-7-79-2000/.
Transliteration sample:
Загребельний С. Л., Брус М. В. Адаптивне тестування як один із способів перевірки знань студентів у технічному вузі. Научный вестник ДГМА. 2017. № 1 (22Е). С. 155-162.
Zahrebel'nyy S. L., Brus M. V. Adaptyvne testuvannya yak odyn iz sposobiv perevirky znan' studentiv u tekhnichnomu vuzi [Adaptive testing as one of the ways to test students' knowledge in a technical university]. Nauchny`j vestnik DGMA. 2017. № 1 (22Е). pp. 155-162 (In Ukrainian).
References to English-language sources are not transliterated.
Technical requirements for design
- Use a single space between the words.
- Distinguish between dashes (-) and hyphens (-).
- Do not separate from the previous figure the sign of degree, second, percentage (25; 5'; 30''; 77%).
- Separate with an inseparable space (simultaneously pressing Ctrl + Shift + Space) signs and letters to denote volumes, parts, paragraphs, paragraphs, page numbers, etc. from the next digit (Vol. 2; Part 12; 7; No 18; C 18–28); generally accepted designations of units of measurement from the previous figure (34 poods; 345 UAH; 15 km; 8 million; 97 thousand).
- Separate the initials and surname with an inseparable space (VA Suslov); abbreviations after lists (for example, etc., etc.), before names and surnames (named after Volodymyr Hnatiuk), before geographical names (Ternopil, Smykivtsi, Bug).
- Type 90 abbreviations, the third to print with a continuous hyphen (by simultaneously pressing the keys Strl + Shift + Hyphen).
- Use paired quotation marks ("").
- Use the following apostrophe sign: ".
- To separate dates, use a dash rather than a space. Before the reductions of recent years, use an unbroken space. If given in parentheses, then "years." not to write (1861, 1945–1947, (1945–1947), 15th – 18th centuries). In the combinations for the definition of decades between the dates, put dashes with spaces: '40s–'50s, 1940s–60s.
- Time and numerical intervals should be drawn through dashes without spaces (January-February; 36-44).
In the event of non-compliance of the submitted manuscript of the article with the specified requirements, the editors will return the materials to the authors for revision.
Contact the editorial office for more detailed information.
Editorial address:
West Ukrainian National University
- Shevchenko Boulevard, 9, Ternopil, Ukraine, 46000.
Contact person: Bilovus Lesya Ivanivna
Phone: +380969154342
Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (except holidays)
E-mail: Lesya_Bilovus@i.ua