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well, about the university. very much for emphasizing this important infrastructural part of the university. we build it in the same way as in the school service under the program in the twenty-first year. our first enrollment has taken place, and these are graduate and undergraduate students in genetic technologies of robotics, information technologies of biology, and each of them immediately immediately works in technological projects and scientific projects in fact. today we would like to, but within the framework here. its development that we had and we called the park of science and arts us the building of the media center offer to reconstruct it into a high-tech laboratory building, that is, not only a laboratory that is now launched and developing in stages, but this whole, uh, building, and its area is 190,000 m², u, will turn into classrooms, classrooms, laboratory groups and complexes and resource centers for young scientists from all regions to come here. this is already happening, but even more will

is that the universe on? i should back up even further and say one of the things that einstein and earth in the early people who thought about cosmology did which when i first read about this as a student seemed outrageous was they assumed the universe looks the same in every direction and in every which way you go. so the universe is supposed to so called homogeneous and isotopic and if you look our algebra window that looks crazy, but in fact at some level it's it's very true on very large scales. universe is very smooth. okay, and one of the kind of thing that to understand how structure forms how the non smoothness forms is really one of the great questions in science. and web telescope will certainly give us insight into that. i have to say i'm also i'm also excited about things like extra solar planets on which it will do more, you know. remarkable things and so no, it's an exciting instrument, but you probably probably have comments and thoughts beyond my i mean there's certainly, you know crazy thing.

of toronto in canada, it is also the university of glasgow in britain - it is the university of gisemamany and the university of willowska in lithuania. that is, we need campuses for which this is partly our response on behalf of our state to such a potential brain drain that i think has begun now it will not be dramatic, because we see according to polls that more than 80% of ukrainians are ready to return immediately as soon as the war ends and there will be such an opportunity for them, but they ended up abroad and we want our the programs that we jointly open with these partner universities were attractive to ukrainians who have now left so that they remain in the field in the field of gravity of ukraine, and in particular the kyiv-mohyla academy, the second goal. we want to be attractive to our students-partner universities, germans, canadians, lithuanians, and so on so that ukraine has the opportunity to convey the truth about itself more, and so it can be said that our students from ukraine from the bottom will have from kyiv will have the opportunity during their studies to hav

i look back to my time, i did not go to university but i had _ time, i did not go to university but i to university but i had a place in the never went back but went— i had a place in the never went back but went backpacking for a year as one does. — but went backpacking for a year as one does, but i could have gone to university and not paid a thing. now we are _ university and not paid a thing. now we are talking a lot of money. and the complaints, i'm not surprised the complaints, i'm not surprised the highest level on record because face—to—face teaching is really, really. — face—to—face teaching is really, really, really important and surely we all _ really, really important and surely we all know that now after endless zoo meetings were you are slightly zoned _ zoo meetings were you are slightly zoned out — zoo meetings were you are slightly zoned out. ,,, . ~ ., i. , , zoned out. speak for yourself, penny smith. i zoned out. speak for yourself, penny smith- i don't — zoned out. speak for yourself, penny smith. i don't know— zoned out. speak for yourself, penny smith. i don't kn

culture, because classically the university is, first of all, fundamental knowledge.hey are an educational service provider, a european template, they wrote, not with us. well, for our students. and now they are again talking about the turning point of higher education from the bologna system, they are proposing to go forward, not backward. it was a european dream - a single space of higher education, no borders under the slogan students of all countries, unite russia was also lured into the bologna process. to do this, it was necessary to give up your native language and follow the western path, the rector of moscow state university already then proved a reduction in the period of study by a whole year from 5 to 4 years will not lead to good specialists in demand in 4 years. and you can’t make a competent fundamental prepared one. be a tragedy for both science and education and for russia, well, the discussion was quickly turned into a transition. to wear plus two years of bachelor's and 2 years of magistracy tried to speed up even 5 years in the soviet education sys

are those being dealt with correctly by universities these days?ber of these complaints. you know we have the the usual mix of other things in here over and above covid, so assessment grades and you're right, some sexual conduct complaints as well. i think it is something universities are getting to grips with more, or they're realising they have to take much more seriously than they have in the past perhaps. you know, there is a real concern, ithink, across university campuses, frankly, right across the world, this is not uk—specific, about appropriate behaviour on campus, sexual misconduct, things like the nature of relationships between lecturers and students. so those things are being looked at very carefully. it always comes down to case by case, there will be examples and there are examples that we see in the news that are not handled correctly, but i would say that universities are taking those issues very, very seriously indeed. and finally, very quickly, just slightly away from the subject, foreign students, do they receive the correct ser

a university student not only studies subjects in practice. well, they make discoveries and create new products. that a case when the enterprises themselves can turn to young scientists for advice. how best to set up production or help with import substitution, the topic of co-engineering, as if it were always relevant for us, but smart of this year, it has probably become two requests out of three - this is just about this topic, that is, there is an imported analogue. we want to make our danil shadrin a first-year student, graduate students study polymers, when he entered the university he was looking for a profession that would definitely be in demand and the practice began to take place in kazan orc synthesis. i realized that i wanted to work at this plant , i already came up with dozens of ideas on how to improve production. owned the recruitment left the data promised to him, as soon as he finishes his studies, they will take it, especially since the topic is a thesis. one of the most relevant recycling. plastic, my goal somehow. to that

how do you assess the work of the university, and how is the university developing, vladimir vladimirovichwould like to say that this is a unique experience, and since i have experience working at different universities in our country abroad, but such a rapid development, and most importantly, harmonious development between disciplinary i haven't seen everything. this is a truly unique world-class project and it is possible that this tramp can be scaled up in the near future. e not only in our country, but also friendly to us state. that is a truly unique project. wow thanks, it works. what are the difficulties that you would like to draw our attention to. what could be the issues requiring effort? there is a question, it’s common, uh, for everything now, the state is to teach on infrastructure, because we are now actively developing interdisciplinary projects on artificial intelligence, and we are helping colleagues develop their biological medical projects, cognitive projects using machines for training artificial intelligence, but we would be very helpful would, a modern teaching struct

so the question is, do your opinion universities really want to help? let's take a closer look at this with that now me comrade from d. w is investigative to welcome naomi. so we are there in the report, no indication of anything, illegal, a going all. and if you recognize it pretty much any technology can be used for military purposes. people are bound to ask why any of this matters? right, and we're not saying that we should cap all corporations with china entirely, obviously need to cooperate with china, particularly when it comes to important topics like climate change research. but what we're saying is that may be aware, you know, showing a picture that there's a lot of research going on in very sensitive fields with china's elite military universities. so one study that we looked at basically identifies how to track groups of people. so you can imagine a direct application, namely you can track certain ethnic groups if you want. so we're just raising the question whether in fields that have potential military applications or direct collaboration w

were this military university? is that okay? yes. go ahead. he just seems why do universities wants to collaborate with them at all? well, i mean, this is china's top institute, obviously it has a lot of money and it has very qualified research. is that come with a lot of money. i mean, we have to remember that out of university than europe, a pretty cas strapped. so who would turn down a top research it with a lot of money, but there's also another aspect which is that in china, you have access to lot of data that you can't access in, in europe because of say, privacy concerns. now, china is a surveillance state. they have loads of data and to conduct good research. you need as much data as you can get. so it's very attractive to work with this university, which has the data that you may be can't get hold of here and has money. ok, now me, i come up from d w's investigatory investigative team. thank you so much on the day's almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either us d w news or follow me. feel gail

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this is a promotional video for one of china's top universities. to me is my who sure will enter the journey of strengthening the military and below that some head of building a world class landing the videos for the national university of defense technology will n u d. t, a place that's deeply integrated with the chinese military. it's all part of what's called military civil fusion. as practice by china's ruling communist party, military civil fusion or m c. f is enormously important because it essentially inserts the military into all aspects of the economy. and vice versa. ok, so why we talking about this while the n u d t and other chinese universities like it have been getting help in their mission. from right here in your d. w in its partners in the china science investigation, have been investigating links between these institutions and european universities . and we've discovered a huge array of connections. including almost 3000 scientific publications, co authored by both sides, some on highly sensitive subject. german researches have wo

that is in the university. institutions of higher learning are incredibly influential whether we like it or not, they incubate the leaders of society. after centuries of doing that with exploration and expansion of human knowledge in just a few decades they have been transformed from places of open inquiry into indoctrination but in the great tradition of america, something is not working we don't just moan about it, we build something better and that's why our next guest is a perfect pair to talk about all of this joining me too people who join the fight against the woke is tied by launching their own institution of higher learning the university of austin please welcome author of doomed politics catastrophe the hoover institution the technology entrepreneur joe lonsdale. fantastic to see you both i'm so excited for this conversation. you spent so much time embedded in teaching these institutions that have been taken over by the ideology. the world's top universities. tell us what that has been like and how ba

culture, because classically a university is, first of all, fundamental knowledge. they are a provider of educational services, a european template, they wrote not with us, but for our students they are now talking again about the turning point of higher education from the bologna system, they offer to go forward, but backward. it was a european dream - a single space of higher education, no borders under the slogan students of all countries, unite russia was also lured into the bologna process. to do this, it was necessary to abandon his native explore the western way of the rector. even then, moscow state university was proving the reduction of the term of study by a whole year from 5 years to four years. in four years, good specialists will not lead to in- demand specialists. and you can’t make a competent fundamentally prepared. be a tragedy for science and education and for russia, well, a discussion they quickly curtailed the transition to the 4 + 2 system. they tried to speed up the transition to the 4-year bachelor's and 2-year master's programs in the sovie

father bohdan prag was with us as a generator of the ukrainian catholic university. now talks about the most important news as of

how many such universes are there.ook this situation very sharply, because in kazakhstan does not have this and the memory of the war. it is a little different, it cannot be said that for the great patriotic war for the kazakhs and for kazakhstan it is alien . the earth is saturated with blood, when so many bones lie, when there is so much pain and so many terrible memories. fortunately, this is not there, probably, on the other hand, for belarusians, this period is probably here. he 's such a big deep serious lesson that a lesson that belarusians should teach the rest of the world, because when belarus and belarusians became, this literally innocent victim of all these clashes, the first world war, the second world war , everything that was between them, everything that was after them, here this lesson. this is probably one of the most serious lessons that the belarusians, as i am sure, have learned. and now, as i understand it, they are still trying to share their experience with the other world. how europeans percei

bristol university has been found to have discriminated against a student whose severe social anxietyife. natasha abrahart�*s parents brought a civil action against the university, saying it had failed to make adjustments for her mental health. natasha was 20 when she took her own life in april 2018. her parents have been speaking to our correspondentjon kay. she was my perfect daughter, really. natasha was a star. she was academically wonderful. you could not have wanted a better daughter. maggie and bob abrahart have spent the last four years fighting for their daughter, bringing a legal case against bristol university. today, 1,481 days after natasha took her own life, after years of protestations from the university, we finally have the truth. the university of bristol broke the law and exposed our daughter to months of wholly unnecessary psychological trauma, as she watched her grades plummet and her hopes for the future crumble before her eyes. hello. you're pretty cool... natasha abrahart had chronic social anxiety. 0ver several months, she'd struggled to stand up and speak in

i didn't realize the universe was so sexy. >> no, no-- yeah, welcome to the universe. what i'm saying. one other thing. the moon-- i don't know if you knew this. it always shows the same face to us. but the moon does a little jig. >> stephen: a little wiggle- wobble. >> and so, what we did for this, we waited for it to jiggle this way, took that image. waited for it to jiggle that way, took that image. made that your stereo image, and now it's like, oh, my gosh, you just want to hug the moon because it's so real, and it becomes a place, rather than a picture of an orb, it becomes a pace. and, and, the constellations in here. people look up at the night sky, there's a constellation. you think it means something? it doesn't mean a damn thing! these are random stars in space, and we show you that in this book! because you put on-- you put in the 3d, and your favorite constellation that you think is affecting your life... ( applause ) what kind of ego do you need to think the universe gives a rat's ass about your day, okay? what is that ego? anyhow, you put on the goggles

at columbia university. he is the author of several books of the civil war era, most recently, lincoln and native americans, for the southern illinois university press series, the concisely library. he has also written several books on nevada history, most notably in the textbook, nevada, a history of the silver. stage two for roman and a history of the great basin for the university of arizona press. she he served as executive director of the pacific coast branch of the american historical association. the floor is all yours, -- >> i want to thank people for coming out today. also to explore an act that most people talk about land grab universities. the moral act of 1862. thinking about the recent attention brought by land grab universities, digital humanities project, created through investigative reporting and research. isis very public and very interactive digital tool which if you haven't looked at it, it's great for not just scholarship and ask questions before teaching and getting students to really t

russian universities continue to accept students who were expelled from foreign universities in the last 2 months. more than 1,300 people have already applied to domestic universities. most of the applications came from students who studied at educational institutions in poland, the czech republic and germany, what difficulties they encountered in my colleagues' report, the political situation and the personal attitude of some poles to the russians were affected and the students are not talking about harassment, but about the expulsion of russian citizens on february 10th. it's time to pay for your education. i paid. everything was on time. after 2 weeks, the polish bank returned the money to me, only i sent 500 euros, and they returned 430 to me. i sent a request to the polish bank to find out the reason for the return. they sent me a reply in which they explained that they did not disclose the reason due to confidentiality. this is tatyana firsova, a student of a polish university, higher education. the girl decided receive from neighbors and in two moments a european diploma and only

all russian universities have switched to a two-level system medical universities still use the sovietodel of a specialist degree, which provides for 6 years of study and thank god that we left the specialist and medical universities until today, they are not preparing for a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, but they prepare for a specialty hmm because , of course, an undereducated pilot, an undereducated doctor - this is still a danger , two specialties that require a full-fledged education completed education. we proposed to abolish the internship and to conduct the system of accreditation of specialists in the western manner. in europe, there is no such specialty as a dentist for medicine. there, dentists are trained at the college level in russia, they are taught not only to put fillings. what gives russia's participation in the bologna system of education for us for your students for yours i will say that for medical education, probably, nothing is exactly a doctor who comes. yes , completed education. he must confirm their diploma to pass an exam, primarily on language profic

the universities l about all this? the universities said they are — about all this?f the student population overall, and that universities put in a lot of effort in the most challenging circumstances and to the best they could. ., circumstances and to the best they could. . ., ~ circumstances and to the best they could. . ., ,, , ., , circumstances and to the best they could. ., ., ~' ,, , . could. hazel, thank you very much for that. could. hazel, thank you very much for that- the _ could. hazel, thank you very much for that. the editor _ could. hazel, thank you very much for that. the editor of _ could. hazel, thank you very much for that. the editor of the - could. hazel, thank you very much for that. the editor of the times . for that. the editor of the times higher education believes that the record number of complaints was due to the pandemic, hejoins us now. your assessment of these complaints, is it expected? it is your assessment of these complaints, is it expected?— is it expected? it is unusual, as hazel said _ is it expected? it is unusual, as hazel said

we say the obvious reasonable adjustment for the university to make was— adjustment for the university just too assess her in a statement the university said it did offer natasha alternative ways of being _ offer natasha alternative ways of being assessed and offer natasha alternative ways of being assessed— offer natasha alternative ways of being assessed and staff did help her access professional _ being assessed and staff did help her access professional help. - being assessed and staff did helpj her access professional help. the court heard she was one of at least ten bristol students to take their own lives in two years. the university says it recognises mental health as one of the biggest global health as one of the biggest global health issues. tomorrow thejudge announce his decision, in a case that could have implications for students, parents and universities across the country. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. if you've been affected by any of the issues injon kay's report, details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can

this is the gomel state medical university.tered the medical profession and i finished it, though, in 2012, because i had a break in my studies due to academic leave, the specialty was therapy. i remember my student years as a glass-tooth. and they somehow get the feeling that this is the only time when we lived life to the fullest. now we have been on the territory of the gomel city clinical hospital number two for the last eight years. i work here as an engineer medical equipment. and after graduating from the university by distribution for more than a year. i worked at a military factory, but i was constantly looking for a more interesting promising job. and then one day i ended up in the hospital. i am in charge of organizing the maintenance of equipment repair work. here's the new equipment in operation. hospital. we are multi-profile. we have three resuscitation five, operating theaters on the basis of our institution are located in the city maternity hospital, there is also a therapeutic department. but in general the ho

so why them cooperate with chinese university anyway? a other supplying of funds or whatever is it's, it's different reasons for a science and technology, their advancement, it needs openness, it needs international collaboration. that's what everybody from the scientific site here in germany has been telling us where they're at universities or from the government site. and there are, without doubt, a lot of brilliant minds in china and also if it comes to and the big question of mankind like the big scientific questions that we need to solve as rooms climate change, for instance, you can't do it without the chinese. i mean, you really need to collaborate, but maybe you think you need to think more awfully about the field of collaboration just because there is something as scientific freedom enshrined in the constitution . do you really need to collaborate in every field? and if it comes to sensitive issues like quantum signs or, or artificial intelligence, maybe it's worse to think twice. i was just wondering do. european research is re

by the training facilities of our university, it is really unique every year. she is being updated. she is new and it is suitable for students to exercise. this is done so that our students have the opportunity to develop harmoniously and be not only professionals in their field. well, they would be healthy active sports people, coming to school in the future. in educational institutions. the teacher should create a culture of healthy life in his pupils by personal example, involve children in this business of parents, the development of university sports is today one of the priority tasks that we are solving in the process training of our students, because we all understand perfectly. what a healthy nation is, of course, will be qualified specialists. these will be people with active life positions. and, of course, these are people who will love their country the infrastructure of the pedagogical university with 20 specialized facilities. all genus, their swimming pool, fitness center, gym, walking and sports halls, students can practice different sports. and

auburn university penn state university. cornell is a memorial school and for 30 years these institutions did not the 30 years or longer, you know, most of these institutions did not enroll black students, iowa state university for example the first school to accept that marill land grant didn't enroll its first black student until the federal government said that you either have to accept them to the predominantly white institution or create an hpcu in 1890 and that ended up being george washington carver. so if think about the the amount of time that they were able to build credit and currency for the systems that we understand today these institutions and yet you know, you still have flagships that are enrolling 5% black students in a state where you have worth 30 or 40 percent of the high school. graduates are black. i'm going to state like alabama public high school graduates are black or a place like north carolina where unc chapel hill and roll something like 8% black students in north carolina state and rolls five pe

russian universities 21 universities and e, from almost all corners of the russian federation came and came and present their educational programs to kazakhstani schoolchildren and 10 more universities. uh, they also give their presentations online, that is, in general. here in today's event, you are 31 universities. naturally. now the priority areas are it specialties, technical energy and chemistry, well youth. she also feels the situation very clearly. and it seems that now special attention is paid to engineering and technical education, including in kazakhstan, and to its message, and earlier the presidents of the republic of kazakhstan were such bigots. e, emphasized the importance of engineering education for kazakhstani youth. aircraft vehicle manufacturing and it technologies are the main topics of the foreign industry exhibition central asia, which was held in tashkent with more than 10,000 guests, about 200 companies and a huge number of innovations similar to a giant spider robot-sorter robot-git at the booth of tajikistan the owner of not only a national scarf, but also in

the videos for the national university of defense technology will end u d t. a place that's deeply integrated with the chinese military. it's all part of what's called military civil fusion, as practised by china's ruling communist party, military civil fusion or m c. f is enormously important because essentially inserts the military into all aspects of the economy and vice versa. ok, so why are we talking about this? will the n u d t, and other chinese universities like it have been getting help in their mission? from right here in europe. d. w in its partners in the china science investigation, have been investigating links between these institutions and european universities . and we've discovered a huge array of connections including almost $3000.00 scientific publications, co authored by both sides some on highly sensitive subject. german researches have worked on more than 230 papers with the n u d t. so this is a big trove of papers. we looked at a lot of them, and a lot of them seem quite a lot kids, but we also find some papers that might have a dual

sibur and other companies are cooperating with the university. on march 17 of this year, we signed a partnership agreement with sibur, we are actually very proud that we are the first university with which sibur signed a similar agreement and this one, and the agreement covers all areas, educational research and project activities of our university. this and preparation students. this is the practice of our teachers. this program of additional education for specialists already working at the enterprises of the sibur group, including scientific research and design research at the university, created an investment laboratory and returns exceeded 1 billion rubles. university students not only study subjects in practice, but also make discoveries and create new products. the case when the enterprises themselves can turn to young scientists for advice. how best to set up production or help with import substitution, the topic of co-engineering, as if it were always relevant for us, but since march of this year, it has become, probably, two requests out

, but the ranking universities have bilateral agreements with western universities.eements will not be affected by the possible rejection of the bologna system. the ministry is now working on models two plus two plus two when two years. here it would be torn some basic knowledge for 2 years. would be given special disciplines are such a profile, but training would be 2 years of a master's degree already in a completely different direction. training, in principle, this model is close enough to me and i like it more than returning, for example, to the model of a specialist, when a person is 5 years old, just studying in one direction, the indisputable advantage of the balloon system is the ability to fit into the international professional community for some specialties. this is very important at the same time , since 1999 they have joined the bologna system there are 48 countries, but there is a state where they never intended to copy it. their own unique system of higher education exists, for example, in israel and south korea . traveling around russia, remember the

is your opinion universities really want to help? well, i'm not joined by, isn't it as much as the head of the w's investigative team summer. welcome to the studio. now, what's wrong with corporation with collaboration with, with, with china. why, what's, what's the big deal here? well, essentially get, we're looking at the grey zone of scientific corporation between chinese and european and scientists here. so what i mean by greys owing is it's not like european scholars are actively collaborating with their chinese partners to help china build the world's best army. that is clearly not, they are intention. but as one security saw us here in germany told us, scientists are living in their very own scientific bubbles. so they want to advance research. they want to progress and science, and that's as far as they think. now to give you a practical example, especially when it comes to basic research, you do that as a kind of blue sky research. so you don't really know what the application at the end might be. you just plow ahead. and in

he ended it by paraphrasing words from the university charter. he said where science stands high. please continue this speech. power and prosperity also stand high there. and wealth strength and wealth but not exactly, as always. you, where science stands high. there is not only a high standing man did not say this, but there sooner or later. you also did not say that strength and wealth are accumulating, but i have no complaints about this person. it also seems to me that you can count the error. before that, there was one. well, that's right . mikhail's situation. he already made a mistake once, so you can't make any more mistakes with the elements of the mother phase. i think elements. caution what is element 92? item 93 and item 94 and say please, after all, what was the name of kurchatov igor vasilyevich or boris vasilyevich and the mixture, assume that element 9293 94 and 94 is not the exact name is necessary. sort out kurchatov’s name was igor’s teak at the beginning according to the elements, 92, 93 94 sava bilanov gymnasium number one of