Institut für Empirische Religionsforschung

Team

M.A. Valeriya Chernova

Doktorandin

Institut für Empirische Religionsforschung

E-Mail
valeriya.chernova@unibe.ch
Postadresse
Universität Bern
Institut für Empirische Religionsforschung
Länggassstrasse 51
CH-3012 Bern
Sprechstunde
nach Vereinbarung

Curriculum Vitae

 seit 2017 doctoral student at UNIBE
2017-2018 Moscow Theological Academy (Sergiev Posad, Holy Trinity-St.Sergius Lavra), Higher Theological Courses, distance learning
2012 Institute of Communication Management (National Research University The Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia), conducted author’s course «Positioning of Russian top-businessmen» for MBA programme
2002-2007 Belarusian State University (Minsk, Belarus), Philosophy and Social Sciences department, Bachelor and Specialist diplomas. Qualification: specialist in information and communication, teacher of social and political sciences
2000-2005 Press Secretary, in 2004-2005 Chairman of the Republican social association "Youth of the 21 century" (Minsk, Belarus)
1990-1996 Art School (Vitebsk, Belarus), ballet, folk and historical dances, diploma in Choreography

Arbeits- & Forschungsschwerpunkte

  • religious history and modern state of Eastern Orthodoxy in Switzerland and other countries
  • sociology and history of religion
  • theology and religious studies

Publikationen

'Making a Dress Is Like Building a House': Dreams and Realities of Unusual Soviet Fashionistas / Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body & Culture. #23, spring 2012, pp.301-322.

Reputation management of an executive: how to build an image of a businessman of industrial production company / Russian Industrialist. #6 (138)/2012, pp.82-90. 

Reputation management of a front man of retail service company / Russian Industrialist. #7-8 (139)/2012, pp.118-124. 

Reputation management of a leader of retail production company / Russian Industrialist. #9 (140)/2012, pp.118-124. 

Reputation management of a leader of company of professional services / Russian Industrialist. #10 (141)/2012, pp.108-113.