More than 100,000 people have registered as participants in the Open Doors Russian Scholarship Project
This number of participants was reached in less than a month after registration opened. Registration will close on November 1.
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We Are in Russia - new foreign students adaptation program launched by SUSU
The program’s goal is to integrate international students into the socio-cultural and legal environment of Russia. International students in their first and second years of study at universities in Chelyabinsk are invited to participate in the program. Those universities include SUSU, one of the Open Doors organizers.
The project will take the form of lectures, trainings, workshops, and meetings; a total of 24 interactive sessions are planned. They all will be devoted to explaining the specifics of the Russian mentality and traditions, differences in cultures, norms of society, and the legal framework.
To learn more and enroll in the program, please go here.
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