The Future of Education
Ivan Berazhny
Institution: Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences
Address: Taidetehtaankatu 1, Porvoo Campus
Postal Code: 06100
Country: Finland
Ivan Berazhny is a Senior Lecturer in International Business and Tourism Degree Programmes at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences, Finland (Porvoo Campus).
Mr Berazhny holds a Master's Degree in English Philology and International Economic Relations, as well as a Degree in Vocational Pedagogy and several certifications from the travel and tourism industry. Mr Berazhny has also worked as an editor of an in-flight magazine, as a journalist, translator, and interpreter.
Mr Berazhny has developed and taught a wide range of courses (in Finland and outside) including Professional Communication, English Communication, Business English, Academic Writing, Research Methods, Organisational Communication, Leadership Communication, Aviation Business, and other.
Mr Berazhny has also been engaged in curriculum development, tutoring, project management, and thesis supervision at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences.
Mr Berazhny's doctoral research interests include Product Placement, Semiotics, Multimodality, and In-Flight Media.
Mr Berazhny holds a Master's Degree in English Philology and International Economic Relations, as well as a Degree in Vocational Pedagogy and several certifications from the travel and tourism industry. Mr Berazhny has also worked as an editor of an in-flight magazine, as a journalist, translator, and interpreter.
Mr Berazhny has developed and taught a wide range of courses (in Finland and outside) including Professional Communication, English Communication, Business English, Academic Writing, Research Methods, Organisational Communication, Leadership Communication, Aviation Business, and other.
Mr Berazhny has also been engaged in curriculum development, tutoring, project management, and thesis supervision at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences.
Mr Berazhny's doctoral research interests include Product Placement, Semiotics, Multimodality, and In-Flight Media.
