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Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –
This year, 63 students took part in the competition — both bachelors, masters and postgraduates from all over the country. During the correspondence round, participants submit applications for the competition with their research papers. Based on the results of the correspondence round, the best works are selected among bachelors, masters and postgraduates. Then the contestants personally present their works and answer the commission’s questions. The jury distributes the prizes.
Based on the results of this year’s final defenses, first place among bachelors was taken by a fourth-year student majoring in Journalism Humanitarian Institute of NSU Sofia Kazakova.
— My scientific supervisor Victoria Evgenyevna Belenko advised me to take part in the scientific paper competition of the Saint Petersburg State University. That same evening, I wrote an article based on my diploma and sent it. In my research, I analyzed what digital and multimedia technologies are used by editorial offices of large media outlets to create logreads and form collective memory. I took as a basis longreads published in the Russian online publications TASS, Izvestia and Lenta.ru in the period from 2018 to 2024, — said Sofya Kazakova.
Three more students from St. Petersburg State University made it to the finals of the competition; their work topics concerned stylistics, semantics and history. You can read more about them Here.
Each participant presented their work, after which there was a short discussion. I would like to note the interest of the commission in each study and the difficult questions.
— I am happy to have won this competition and received high praise from the jury members. We also discussed with them how to expand my topic for further research, which is very useful for my diploma. I would like to thank my scientific supervisor Victoria Evgenievna, who helped me at every stage of the research, — Sofia Kazakova shared her impressions.
All winners of the correspondence round of the competition were invited to publish in the annual collection of the best scientific works of young researchers, indexed in the Russian Science Citation Index.
— Sonya’s work is also good because it allows us to see how the longread toolkit has changed over the past six years. And also, and this is no less important, in what specific topics the media’s attention to history is embodied. This is no longer just about media production, but also about collective memory and the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the events of the past, thanks to this kind of media product. So Sonya’s work is very relevant, and I am glad that colleagues from St. Petersburg State University rated it so highly, — said the head of the Department of Mass Communications Humanitarian Institute of NSU Victoria Belenko.
In the Journalism program, students not only create creative projects, but also systematically engage in scientific research in their field of knowledge. For example, last year, journalism students prepared 54 reports at the International Scientific Student Conference, which is held annually by NSU.
— And at scientific and practical conferences in other universities of the country, such as TSU, SPbSU, MSU, UrFU, Chelyabinsk State University, that is, in universities with strong schools of journalism and, accordingly, strong conferences on journalism and media, 18 people spoke with 28 reports. Such attention to scientific research work in the creative direction is something that can be spoken about with pride, — added Victoria Belenko.
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