He has built a strong scientific bridge between Uzbek scientists and the international scientific community in addressing pressing issues in the education and upbringing of the younger generation. On the one hand, it contributes to the active introduction of advanced foreign experience into the national education system, and on the other hand, it promotes the achievements of Uzbek pedagogical science to the global academic community.
As noted by Tatyana Baklashova, professor of the Department of Higher Education Pedagogy at the Institute of Psychology and Education, cooperation with Samarkand State University has been ongoing for several years.
"The agenda of the Institute of Psychology and Education includes the implementation of inter-country research projects. Every year, we hold an international forum on pedagogical education, which is attended by a significant number of foreign scientists from universities in Central Asia. Representatives of Samarkand University also attended our forum (IFTE). They were impressed by its scale and speakers, after which it was decided to hold a joint International Conference on Teacher Education in 2025," emphasized Tatyana Baklashova.
The professor of the Department of Higher Education Pedagogy reported that the conference resulted in the publication of an international collection presenting the results of joint psychological and pedagogical research. Such works have a significant impact on the academic reputation of scientists and, consequently, universities.
The main topics of the collection are: the well-being of those involved in the educational process, problems in raising the younger generation, issues of motivation for both students and practicing teachers, as well as working with young students. In addition, the collection covers the issues of volunteering, the use of AI in education, and presents the educational experience of foreign countries.
“The collection was created with the aim of disseminating research results in the field of education and exchanging experience between scientists and practicing teachers representing different countries around the world. It symbolizes scientific cooperation and is the result of the long-term work of international research teams,” summarized Tatyana Baklashova.
Moscow Polytechnic University has announced the launch of a new large-scale project, “Around the World Together,” aimed at strengthening intercultural ties. The initiative, developed by the university’s International Office, will serve as a platform for learning about the traditions and history of countries represented by both international students and Russian students.
The Institute of Personalized Oncology at Sechenov University and Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital have signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of oncology. The partnership aims to create a joint mirror technology laboratory. It will develop and implement the latest cellular technologies and genome editing methods to create personalized anticancer drugs.
The project, organized by the International Youth Center of RUDN in conjunction with the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, will help future graduates deepen their knowledge in the fields of business, international relations, and grant activities, as well as open up new career prospects in Russia and abroad.
The Center had previously been operating successfully at the Institute and providing comprehensive support to foreign students, but it has only now acquired its own space.
The Russian-Arabic Language and Culture Club has opened at the SPbPU Institute of Humanities. The new student initiative is aimed at developing intercultural dialogue, strengthening humanitarian ties and expanding international cooperation of the university.
