He holds a PhD in Asian and African languages with a major in Korean language from the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv Taras Shevchenko National University, where he also obtained his Master's and Bachelor's degrees. He also worked at the Kyiv Taras Shevchenko National University as the coordinator of the Korean Studies Department from 2007 to 2011. Between 2010 and 2014 he worked at various Korean universities such as; Kyung Hee University, Korea University and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level.

He was awarded a fellowship by the Korea Foundation for a Field Research Fellowship at Korea University (2010 - 2011); and also obtained research funds from the Korea Institute of Literary Translation. As a result of the fellowships and research resources, he carried out the translation of complete works from Korean into Russian and Ukrainian; as well as translated chronicles from medieval Manchu language into contemporary Korean. He has worked for different Korean and Ukrainian secretariats as a translator and interpreter. He also served as a personal translator for the President of Ukraine in 2006 and 2007, among other activities. He served as a full-time Professor-Researcher at the Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit (2014 - 2018). In 2015 he joined the National System of Researchers of CONACyT. He is an expert translator and interpreter of Korean, Russian, Ukrainian and English, endorsed by the Judiciary of the Federation. He currently teaches Korean at UNAM.

Related publications
2020 | Nayelli LópezMore information

The Korean peninsula is one of the regions that are currently under constant observation in the complex international mosaic. Characterized by its peculiar economic and political dynamics, today it has an emerging cultural representation that has managed to transcend the world.

For this reason, this book deals with topics that contribute to the understanding of the problems that define part of the current peninsular reality. It analyzes economic and political issues, which are undoubtedly essential for approaching the study of the Korean peninsula. However, the book reflects on the importance of the study of both Koreas from a social and cultural perspective, providing the reader with a human and deep analysis of the Korean societies, allowing them to learn about and reflect on phenomena and problems of the peninsular daily life.

In this way, under a multidisciplinary approach, the importance of each of the Republics in the current world context is shown, a perspective that also combines fundamental issues on culture and society such as religion, language and cultural consumption.