The exhibition is open at the “Russia” National Center at VDNKh and is an interactive space where each of our country’s eight federal districts is given a voice, a form, and a color.
The exhibition covers more than 3,000 square meters, and its main feature is a complete immersion in the atmosphere of the regions through modern multimedia solutions and virtual reality technologies.
Polytech students toured the thematic zones dedicated to the Far East, Siberia, the Urals, the Volga Region, and other districts. Dozens of interactive exhibits highlight the country’s key achievements, its natural diversity, science, and multicultural heritage. The exhibition organizers emphasized the project’s accessibility and educational value.
Immediately after the tour ended, the students noted that visiting the exhibition had given them an idea of the scale and diversity of our country.
Foreign students and graduate students at Russian universities who have achieved significant results in the field of Russian language and literature will be eligible to apply. The decision was made on the President’s instructions.
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.
Kazan Federal University, together with scientists from Sharof Rashidov Samarkand State University, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, and Shakhrisabz State Pedagogical Institute, organized an international scientific conference entitled Modern Pedagogical Education in International, National, and Regional Dimensions. Following the conference, a collection of scientific papers was published by a foreign publishing house.
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.
