in public universities.the azad university of your city or the city closest to the place stillness continue their education. by registering in this university , you can avoid the costs of transportation and housing and other worries. many researchers disagree. the quality of azad university has improved only in the units of big cities like tehran, isfahan, shiraz and some other big cities. but if you visit the small units of this university, which are located in smaller cities, you will see that the lack of professors, laboratory facilities has caused the students to graduate alone, and when they finish their studies , they don't even know that many of the units how to pass the academic level of azad university there is no comparison with public universities . well, we have seen the report together, mr. amrai. until now, when we talked about medicine, you said that non-medicine is a monopoly . you almost got it in the middle . now, it is quasi-competitive, and why have they not entered the competition counci

, the azad university, the university. great competition and hello, reduce it to three crowded ones. no , the competition is not more private, no more . if there is, i mentioned the anti- competitive procedures. monopolistic markets are the only competition in the country. i told you, i told you that there should be a council, a board should be made up of different institutions . it should not be allowed for you to monopolize one institution. it means that right now we are having a debate, in those meetings there should be a debate. there should be a council to decide that there are too many violations in azad university. i will give you an example. azad university when it takes a student he is defending his phd and is waiting for his second article to be published. this is the second article. you know that now there are many free markets that charge up to 30 million and 40 million. they print until 30 million to 40 million. no one has entered. this is one of the criticisms that i myself gave to the gentlemen. he defended

than our universities. university in iran is one of the most important elements of society's culture, politics and economy. the last year means that i want to say that weakening the university means weakening the country, if our universities lose their authority, you see , now we can act independently in the admission of students, for example, but not in the recruitment of university faculty. well, for example , let's assume that a university has come to hold a meeting about a political issue. we want to talk about it as a university that can shoulder a social burden . the universities of our country can almost be said to be like this. i would like to tell you this point that the problem with your proposal is that i wanted to tell you that you did not pay attention to the fact that we have a right in the constitution called the right to education . what about our right to education? if our public universities do not have the right to receive education from the government in order to fulfill this duty. if it

state universities such as tehran university, shahid beheshti university, sharif university and other universities , whose names i will not mention based on memory, they are also sacrificed . how much do you think they earn except from this field? all of this income has been spent, all of it has been used, the construction of the building , but they have been sacrificed, and now one should think about their sacrifice, mr. ghafourian, so i can tell you my point, mr. doctor. now, the campuses that you gave as an example , by the way, i think that in that story of the tuition fee payer, maybe their contribution is not very significant. the campuses are based on a one-time policy. two criticisms have been made, one is whether the requirement and function that made us create international campuses in the past years is still valid or not, and the second point is that a report should show the success of this decision now. do you really prevent? from the departure of students to, for example, neighboring countries, or not , or if it was established at the time , does it exist now or not, but

in this university. today , i am grateful to all the people who have come to this university since farhangian university was established, mr. dr. mohibbinia, mr. mehrmohammadi , dr. khanifar, and after him, dr. sahraei. mr. dr. qiazi, i strongly defend everyone's efforts, but each person's efforts are based on their tastes, having a team , consulting with their team, making decisions and being a part of the path. the ways are going, but see the question in your question , your excellency, the answer that i have to give is underlined . 120,000 to 1,300,000 people need manpower, but there are few manpower available. we are faced with a situation of personnel departure. so, who should replace this force? now we insist that this force must be transferred to farhangian university. can farhangian university do it? to say that farhangian university, despite all its efforts, despite all the effective measures it has taken so far, could not fill this gap. the first story goes back to the fact that farhangian univ

there are three azad universities, azad universities, universities of higher education, competition and peace, three are crowded, reduce it, not a single competition council. it is not more private, no more single, if it is, because i have submitted anti-competitive procedures, i have submitted exclusive markets, only competition. in case countries if it is not successful, this will be another meeting, but you agree with the entry of the council. yes, but it should have the first and last word. no, what about you ? i agree. look, i told you that there should be a council, a board should be composed of different institutions, and you are in the monopoly of a put the device , it shouldn't be there at all, that is, right now we are having a debate, there should be a debate in those meetings. if it is done, it means that there should be a debate on the tuition fees in azad university, not just azad university coming as zainaf to announce that i, for example, have to raise my fees by this much. there is a device that can. in front of him, he should announce that no , you don't have the right

offerings of the university. i will skip all the details. what you are talking about today is just a point in time, it is a thing that fluctuates considerably, depending on eight wide variety of pressures, some of which come from students, some from world events, some from the government. trying to identify what might have been crucial at that particular time, have any of you consider the fact that this is simply a point in time in what is essentially a mississippi river? ben: yes and i appreciate the question. i think the point you are making, which is that the concept of the curriculum, even the organization of the curriculum, changes over time, is perhaps a way out of the dilemma we are discussing, if there are significant shifts in the organization of curriculum over time, i think what we are describing is a significant area of study that deserves to be studied and we need to think about the organization of the university and perhaps create new academic units to help us, that is a reasonable course that has a

state universities such as tehran university , shahid beheshti university, sharif university and other universities that i do not mention their names based on memory, they are the same. how much do you think they can earn from this field? at all, all this income has been spent, all of it has been used to prepare the building. but these sacrifices have been made, and now we should think about preserving their sacrifices, mr. ghafourian. let me tell you my point, mr. doctor. one thing is that the campuses that you gave as an example , by the way, i think that in the story of the tuition fee payer, their contribution may not be very significant. we now have evening courses in universities, which i think should be much more extensive , but assuming that the creation of campuses is based on a one-time policy , there are two points and criticisms. functional which has caused us to create international projects in the past years, is it still valid or not, and the second point is that a report should show the success of this decision now, is it really preventing the departure of students to, f

that has university leaders came to view the university as an instrument for solving social problems and promoting economic growth. i argue this shift is grounded in some of the political thought of the earliest -- political thought of the earlier 20th century. certain ideals and fields coming aboard. universities were not just going to turn out graduates. the universities themselves would actually be institutions or instruments as the language sometimes went. i identified a number that tended to have allegiances with democratic politics. city planning, different kinds of efforts in public administration as well as different periods of economic development. i also talked a lot about how external entities came to use the university to achieve their own ends. and what happened to a structure called the organized research unit. but then you see things called the center or institute of some sort. some of the big ones that cropped up in the middle of the 20th century -- the institute of industrial relationships in the university of california. there was even some that were tied to policym

the scientific level of azad university is not comparable to that of public universities. well, we saw the report together, mr. until now, when we talked about doctors, you said monopoly , and non-medical people, you almost got it in the middle, monopoly , now quasi-competitive, and why until now? the competition council or other institution has not entered yet , or the university has opposition or what? see if our country is going according to the constitution first, as a rule of thumb, i told you that azad university is now an institution that is defined as non-private and non-governmental. what supervisory institution can we do for non-private and non-governmental institutions? well, the parliament has come up with a plan in the commission. under the title of islamic azad university's supervisory organization plan , it is mentioned in paragraph one of the article that the name of islamic azad university is added to the law on the list of non-governmental public institutions and institutions. a government like a municipality, now the government can supervise the municipa

in the university.get to your question, in my opinion, the university tuition fee should be paid so that the component plays a role in it, one is inflation and the other is the level. making education more competitive, in fact, education in the university itself, consider whether azad university has been able to raise the level of education by the same amount by increasing the annual tuition fees, that is, whether could it be possible to upgrade the workshops in the fields that are actually engineering, or in the fields of medical sciences in azad university , are our laboratories or our hospitals or our hospital beds equipped? if the education and quality level in the university is good, it must be liked and satisfied by the society. it is a problem that your university has not been like this until now . in my opinion, compared to the year 1980 , there has definitely been some progress, but there must be a lot of progress. it was achieved in different subjects especially in the field of medical science

thanks to partner universities, this university is our first curator.now, young people have already felt like real students like these , but they have lost a lot, so, well, due to the lack of classroom funds, of course, it’s only the first, second year, well, we already have the second building nearby, which is also coming to an end renovation, and i think that in the near future we will even increase full-time education, who can tell, now including a correspondence department. 4,500 students study at the university, for comparison in ukraine there were 3.00 people, most of them students, originally from mariupol and other cities of the dpr. maxim studies at the faculty of physical education and is from teresa. his father and uncle are members of the svo. and i study at kuindzhi moscow state university and i entered here on the initiative of my parents, let’s put it this way, that is, my uncle fought in the war and said that mariupol was liberated. you can calmly go and enroll here, because it was turbulent in donetsk, i didn’t want to sit at a distance

donetsk national technical university is a university with a century-old history.te the fact that hostilities are ongoing, it was founded for a specific purpose, the industrialization of donbass, that is, well, the young soviet state at that time realized that it needed to develop industry, this cannot be done without personnel, took such an unprecedented move when in the provinces, because the city at that time yuzovka was a deep province. a university was founded, which in many ways was created as a kind of prototype of the leading universities of the russian empire, and then those that came to the soviet union. in a sense, we were created as a kind of replica of st. petersburg mining. so, during this time , more than 25,000 engineers were trained. these engineers were trained for the soviet union. well then ukraine, russia, more than 70 foreign states, that is, we carried out an analysis, there are our graduates on all continents, here is the dpintu brand, it is recognizable all over the world. since the pandemic, the university has been working remotely for obj

donetsk national technical university is a university with a century-old history.tilities are ongoing, donetsk polytechnic is one of the most prestigious. universities of donbass, well, our university was founded on may 30 , 1921, founded for a specific purpose, the industrialization of donbass, that is, well, the young soviet state at that time realized that it was necessary to develop industry, this cannot be done without personnel, they took such an unprecedented move when province, because the city, at that time yuzovka was a deep province, a university was founded, which... ukraine, russia, more than 70 foreign states, that is, we carried out an analysis, there are our graduates on all continents, here is the dpintu brand, it is recognizable all over the world. since the pandemic, the university has been working remotely for objective reasons. of course, both teachers and students want to return to full-time form, but given the shelling of the city, this is impossible right now. displayed, so i would like to draw your attention to it here at the stand, very ve

nadim to universities . mr. dr. mohseni, i think that this self-sufficiency has not only been achieved, but we have crossed my border, with this explanation that seems to me , i will say that this is one of your ambiguities . this will help to understand the content of course, yes, during the constitutional negotiations when this principle was approved, there was not much discussion about this word to see the law. what was his opinion at that stage, but two minimum concepts can be understood from self-sufficiency in higher education: one , you don't need to send students abroad, most of the time , but without exception, two , you don't need to bring graduates of university courses to the country. in my opinion, this has been achieved for a long time , the actual reason is that we are now university graduates. we have a lot of unemployed people in the country , which means we have more educated people than the market needs which shows that we have crossed those boundaries. many of the people who are even working in n

the ministry of science and the university are helping the mariupol university, as well as other universitiesnew regions, to adapt to russian educational programs. well, of course, a new life, new standards, difficult, difficult, but thanks to our such a team, yes, colleagues, very much , of course, we are integrated into the ministry of science, higher education of the russian federation, thanks to partner universities, this is the university, our first curator, the russian state, humanitarian rggu university and ... at the kuindzhi university full-time , only the first and second year students have the opportunity to study, senior courses are still on distance learning, but soon they will return to the classroom, we are trying to, well , you know, young people already feel these are real students , but they lost a lot, so, due to the lack of classroom resources, of course, it’s only the first second year, well, we already have the second... the building next to it is also nearing completion of renovation, and i think in in the near future, we will even increase full-time education. now, inc

the ufa university of science and technology is based on two universities; it currently has 5,100 students, and is truly a flagship of science. it is a world-class eurasian scientific and educational center, uniting universities, three scientific institutions and 30 industrial partners. dmitry nikolaevich once summed up the results of the work of the notsev and identified us as one of the dynamic spreading and leading nocs in the russian federation. the republic of bashkaratstan, how is it different? we have a very large number of young fish, this is 1.85. we are experiencing a serious shortage of dormitories, so we certainly took part in the competition on campus and we are very grateful that the decision was made to build it. today we present primarily the campus. this is 37. m2, this is a scientific and educational environment, 20 laboratories, here is an environment for student creativity and entrepreneurship. we are already finishing. in general in the russian federation. thanks for attention. thank you very much for the invitation. i will be happy to come to bashkartastan. you really

universities, russian nedro universities, which includes perp national research polytechnic universityate universities, are implementing projects to train engineers for the country’s oil and gas industry, thus the opening of a branch of the perm polytechnic university will make it possible to implement in a completely different way at the modern level a model of continuous training of highly qualified specialists: school, college, university, industrial science, enterprise for the oil and gas industry in the areas of geology, development of oil and gas fields, drilling. thank you, dear vladimir vladimirovich, for your support, mikhail vladimirovich, mishustin, valery nikolaevich, falkov, dmitry nikolaevich. maratash kirziyanovich for joint work above the title and other projects and in conclusion, here’s another thing, dear vladimir vladimirovich, every year on january 25, on the day of russian students, meeting with a participant in the action, the participants in the action are happy, students collect their wishes from all educational organizations, lottery drum, by chance i choose f

in our country, but there is only one university, a leading university, a certain patriarch who, inelse does, hello, hello, they often write on the internet that you are the most open rector in communicating with your students, is it true that you answer all messages? students on social networks, i would say that openness does not mean presence on social networks, although i actually have accounts since 2009-10 on facebook vkontakte and sometimes conduct classes there, so i always want to, in general, somewhere- then, well , to reach the level of communication beyond the purely businesslike... this is quite a natural platform for generally communicating with people, although this is not easy, since there are only 24 hours in a day, as a rule, i answer late in the evening, what is the most unusual message you have ever received? the most unusual message, well, i would probably say that not long ago one student, a foreigner, wrote to me in such... not quite correct russian, even asking for help, i explained to him that he needs to do this, that, that and that’s it, he wrote to me a se

university the main mission of our university is to train highly qualified, competitive specialists in the field of medicine and pharmacy. the rector has an irregular working day, for me it always starts at 7:20 in the morning, but it can end at 10:00 in the evening, depending on the planned events, a planning meeting with our heads of structural divisions, with vice-rectors, sounding boards, heads of departments, where we we clearly define our plans for this week, and discuss what is taking place at our university, in hostels, that is, such enough is participation in any events, a rich professional life in all areas. belarusian state medical university, well, in general, this is a unique educational institution for our university. more than 100 years old, it was created in 1921 as part of the faculty at the belarusian state university, and subsequently in 1930 it was already reorganized as the belarusian medical institute. we are carrying out a lot of career development work with our future students, applicants, to this attention much attention is paid to the head of state, several ti

east azar university and sabzevar university , they were training teachers and the mother universities of the provinces were also training teachers in the faculty of educational sciences. let's fix the time interval for a specific interval from other universities, i have a request from the supreme leader to order the supreme council of the cultural revolution to come out of the inaction regarding the right of the farhangian university to recruit academic staff per capita and establish a structured relationship with the research organization. get serious about content production. the expectation was that the supreme council of the cultural revolution would ask the supreme council of education to monitor the document every 5 years and actually claim what you have done in these 5 years . if there is a need for revision, there is a need for help. i ask for help from the leadership it doesn't hurt you, thank you very much, i am grateful to both of you, it was a very good discussion and i hope you have used it too. at the end of this, i would like to tell you, dear viewers, that the above pr

maybe with other universities, even this technical and professional university well, we don't have akshop and a laboratory inside the university. we have on-the-job or on-the-job training. it means that now, this person is supposed to live where he works for the same amount of time, he is also doing work there, and the practical training that includes 60% of our training is actually at the workplace . he should see this training. well, look , if the jobs change, then the workshops and laboratories must change, but the ones we have in the workplace, we organize that part , mostly the private sector also works with us. his big industry updates its equipment because it wants to compete in the market, and we are using its updated equipment. the emphasis of the country is to take advantage of the capabilities of the private sector as much as possible. all this has been done. one of the most important spiritual issues that the university has. in addition to teachers, we recruit teachers twice a year. there are experts whom we serve as teachers. we are about 3 thousand of these people. and

with our universities? we all know that college are focusing earlier and earlier career oriented majors and that they won't necessarily out the kind of broad education that best prepares, prepares them for lives of meaning and depth. but the is that most college curricula do not offer such an education. this is the crisis of liberal education in our universities the crisis is the decline in the number of students majoring in the liberal arts. a liberal education has nothing to do with majoring in the liberal arts. a liberal education is no less important for the chemist. the scientist and the banker than it is for the historian. the critic and the humanities professor. they all need it the same. they all should get it the same at the heart of undergraduate liberal education are courses that grapple with the core questions of politics, religion and philosophy that have shaped our our world and shape our lives for faculty, liberal education means that they have step out of their disciplinary comfort and engag

back in january, the israeli military blew up the last standing university in gaza, el isra university. the israeli military had used the building of the university as base for the deadly operations against palestinians in gaza before destroying it. israeli soldiers used hundreds of mines and filmed themselves leveling the educational institution to the ground, the... viral video sparked online controversy with many academics and university students around the globe calling for academic boycott of israel. in this video, a reporter grills a us state department spokesperson on the us silence on israeli atrocities in gaza. i don't know if you've seen the video, it's pretty widely available, but it certainly looks, i mean it looks like a control. demolition, it looks like what we do here in this country when we're taking down an old hotel or a stadium, um, and you have nothing to say, you have nothing to say about this, i mean to do that kind of an explosion you need to be in there, you have to put the explosives down, and it takes a lot of planning and preparation to do, and if there was

stand. the most senior witness from the university, she of all people, had to support the university's case, that professor miller's views were not worthy of respect in a democratic society, and she did from the onset, but immediately after she was asked if she agreed professor miller's views were akin to narcism. she seemed quite confused by the question, as if she'd not realized that affirming the university case entailed this position, but she... actually agreed, at that moment she was lost. professor miller's barrister proceeded to demonstrate this by asking about a hypothetical case where anglo-saxons in britain for 75% of non-anglo-saxons to leave and to go live in cornwall or wales, then denied the remaining 25% rights in jobs, education and voting. would that be racist? he asked. yes, said professor squiz, and he went on. if not. so none anglosaxon could return, but any anglosaxon anywhere in the world could come and live in britain, would that be racist? yes, and would it be wrong for a professor to say that anglo-saxan is racism and that it should be opposed? no, said profess

the witnesses provided by the university of bristol undermine the university's case fatally. the concessions were made firstly by professor george banting, a retired dean of the faculty of biomedical sciences. on the cross examinations he was shown the university's policy. on investigations, which emphasizes getting to the truth and testing evidence. he was then taken through example after example, where he admitted he had not properly taken into account the evidence submitted by professor miller, and he admitted that he had in effect treated the evidence from zinist student activists credulously, even though there was plenty of evidence that they had provided contradictory or false evidence. similar admissions were made by professor jane norman. the dean of health sciences at bristol, she admitted she lacked knowledge of the zinist movements and of sociology. she also reluctantly admitted that she had not properly analyzed the contending evidence in the case in her written decision sack professor miller. norman had subsequently been promoted to the second top job at the university of nottin

there is a story in baguira, vladivich, it seems to me that the students of your university, they areomething, there is one, look, of these, the first point is definitely not yours, it’s a country, yes, that is, actually speaking, i don’t know, probably , whoever doesn’t understand computers wouldn’t want to come to you, i can honestly tell you that the second point is not about us at all, because those who want to get an education, they generally they receive, and those who go... with us, with us, a unique education gives university of culture, yes, that is , in any case, this is also a certain integral investment of belarusian culture in every student, there is such a story, that is, it is hardly possible to repeat, when we are talking about, for example, fundamental science, well, i am a graduate of your department university , so i need to know this story, but here’s the question, yes here’s the question, so the president again says that on the one hand people are leaving, not staying here, on the other... if the network, involving young people in science, is starting recently qua

in essence, the university becomes a sought-after business partner on the market. scientific youth space center, where students, on the one hand, learn to control satellites, on the other hand, they actually control real satellites, of course, those that were also created here in balmatka, here you can change the trajectory, determine new parameters, and what we can do directly now, let's now look at the movement of one of the antennas, taking into account the azimuth of the elevation angle, we get a point adjustment, as with advanced engineering schools, with all common approaches, each advanced engineering school is hand-assembled. history, here , understanding the general tasks, it is necessary that there is interest from the industry, and real involvement from the university, the legendary baumanka, where benches, tupolev, sukhoi and korolev sat at their desks, to open up new space, that is, the university also decided to lead an advanced engineering school one of the first in the country, they have already created, for example, these zero-gravity simulators, w

after all, it is the only university, the only crimean university that we are trying to restore, it must be said, that we would certainly like and see, as the public, as experts, that this university becomes a certain, certain role, a socio-political project. not only higher, which would be targeted and included in the overall policy of reintegration of the occupied territories, in particular crimea, here it must be said that there is a huge problem in the ministry of education with the fact that incentives and work with students, children from the occupied territories, incentives to enroll them in the higher education institutions of ukraine, it never worked, although there was a project, although there was... efforts to do this, we see that the tnu can become , the university of tavris can become that basis, and we would like to, and here we must say, thank mrs. irina verishchuk, who nevertheless took the side of the tavris university, mon did not want to involve the ministry of integration in this process, did not want to to consult with the public, this is exactly what they stat

i am an emeritus professor tavriz national university. that time, i held the position of the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights. we united with all our crimeans, mustafa dzhemilov and sergey kunitsyn also joined. and we did not allow it to be done. the labor team was against it, the students were against it, the university was working. at that time , 600 students studied at the university. and of them there were a thousand crimeans, you see, it was a very attractive university for crimeans to come, the conditions for their admission to this university were created, what is happening now, the same... exactly: whom, the new ministry, the new minister, the new deputies, i think they also want, first of all, for this property, which is underlined, and what is written there in the draft resolution, the reorganization of tnu, the way to join mohylyanka, that was also the national municipal academy, which now has a teaching staff, was already attached to mohylyanka, nothing. there is no one who would teach these children, students whos

today we’ll talk about how the rules for admission to our universities have changed, who will have tove their average certificate score, and why the education system is being adjusted again in belarus. go! before the new year, on december 29, our president signed a decree that changed the conditions for admission to higher and secondary educational institutions. this issue concerns thousands of belarusian families, because... commentators on internet resources out of habit created a buzz online, but not everyone understood what exactly had changed. those who have already entered are reluctant to delve into it, and those who are just preparing to enter do not know how it was before, so they cannot say whether changes will benefit the education system or not. now we will explain what has changed, and you will evaluate these changes yourself. the first important change everyone needs to make to their calendars. those wishing to enter universities this year. registration for centralized testing will take place from april 9 to april 22. earlier it was possible to register from may 10 to ju

the only university located here is azov state pedagogical university.he has the opportunity to work as usual, classes are held in person. nevertheless, berdyansk can be noisy; the sssu regularly tries to attack the city by launching uavs and missiles. i think we’ve gotten used to it, thanks for the fact that povo works well, as if berdyansk is, of course, under reliable protection, but the proximity to the port imposes certain issues, but in general, as they say, there is no panic, y. .. the only university in berdyansk has a long history. the pedagogical institute began working here in the early thirties of the last century, and during the time of the russian empire, in this building, today's students call it hogwarts, there was a men's gymnasium in which the rebellious lieutenant schmid, the leader of the uprising on the cruiser ochakov in 1905, studied. this building was erected in 1876 as a building for a boys' gymnasium. the very decision to create a men's gymnasium in the city. in berdyansk it was adopted in september 1872, it took 4 years to buil

today we are faced with the task of shaking up universities, education in universities, science in universitieseverything that universities do. i want it right away. to say, by september 1, university rectors must , together with their staff, make the necessary decisions, as a result, high-quality graduates and the absence of any flight outside the country, your graduates must clearly understand that our university education is in belarus. the best. many who fled there for education quickly begin to understand the difference. many return, but not all. this hesitation to be shouldn't. and these are programs, these are teaching, teachers and quality results. the president will call university rectors the country's intellectual pool. it will be in their hands. give a profession, and shape the worldview of young people, the president demands that ideological educational work be increased, universities must train personnel to meet the needs of the domestic real sector. the all-russian spartakiad of the strongest continues to test the strength of our athletes; the captain demonstrated great skill in

achievements of the university , every university likes the meetings it is conducting. it allows the defenses and researches that have been done to be depicted, to be reflected more and more people to know about it. two groups and two paths. we had to choose the topic and our first path was the meetings that were introduced to the program and the production group by the research assistants of the country's universities, and the second part was because a group of students is a group of researchers, perhaps due to the busy work of the university. due to the amount of reviews, they are not able to make the right choice or review all the cases, the people themselves introduce their research to us in this way. both in this report that you took the trouble and your colleagues, yes, yes, they send us the group that is reviewing the program, and the professors related to the department, who send us the so-called initial proposal, see the research method , and check the results. they do and it can be done. i am a candidate to participate in the thesis program of this first stage

university of medical sciences. the entry of 65 medical sciences universities in the world rankings in 2023 was one of the other news that the vice president of research put forward. we now have more than 22,000 academics in the field of health in the country, and about 16 % of these articles are articles that are shared with international societies, which means that they are jointly published under the title of international articles, and about 25% of these articles are among the pus. the first is the quality of research. fortunately, this year in the times ranking, which is a global ranking , we were able to get the first rank of the whole country, an improvement of 200 ranks. university of medical sciences. in the times ranking, in another ranking called webometrics, we reached the third place, our student research committee was ranked first in the country and 5 stars, and our ethics committee also won the first national rank in the leiden ranking, we reached below 500 in webometrics system , which was published

the first important change that everyone who wants to enroll in universities this year needs to maketheir calendars: registration for centralized testing will take place from april 9 to april 22. previously , it was possible to register from may 10 to june 1, that is, the event was moved back a month. it is important. it's a shame to waste a year. simply because i forgot to register for the ct on time. an application for this procedure can be submitted on paper to at specially designated registration points, or it will be possible online, but to obtain access to the central heating center you will have to go to a physical registration point. there will be about forty of them throughout the country. nothing has changed here since last year. let's say an applicant has registered for the ct. next, on may 27 , the country will simultaneously hold a centralized inspection. an exam in a subject that school graduates will choose themselves, and centralized testing for those who have graduated from schools long ago; on may 30 , the ce and ct in the russian and belarusian languages ​​will be

active in our own university means those who are active in the university and present these projectsproject managers, which are in different fields and are not necessarily part of their own theses projects, but within the team that, as i have already presented, will serve you. the team structure of these projects is being carried out. they may not even be from their own university, that is, their team should include people who have graduated or are active in other universities, so that they can participate, god willing. they should bring this project to a conclusion and in the next stage they will be established in the innovation centers of the university and , god willing, we will be able to follow the discussion of the commercialization process of the projects. the most significant projects and problems that they will solve are in different fields. what is being done in the field of health ? it can be used to supply hospital equipment, or it is in the field of artificial intelligence, which can be used in the field of artificial intelligence for educational aid discussions. goodbye

, and part-time employee of the university.ima works by profession, he is an it engineer. pshenichny was drafted into the people's militia of the dpr as a master's student. a difficult battle path lay ahead of him. i was an ordinary machine gunner when i first saw this weapon, so to speak. i didn’t even know how to take them into their hands, so to speak, they helped, so to speak, who, since the age of fourteen, were already in this sphere, so to speak, is at war, uh, they told at least the basics of what it is, that the first direction we had, so to speak, was some kind of village, then we, as it were, hello, mariupol, went through a whole bunch, mariupol, mariupol, mariupol , reached the plant when the fighting began in the azovstal area, dima, his call sign plyta, received the first wound. it was hard mentally and morally and it’s still a little difficult to remember, so to speak, and under what circumstances did you get hurt? we had to move again with one at another point, we gained a foothold, then we were covered by the e

university of science international day festival tehran medicine and university of tehran. ambassadors and advisers of foreign countries and international students of two universities were present in this ceremony. the fifth international festival of tehran university and tehran medical sciences was held with the slogan of scientific cooperation for world peace. universities that are at the level of tehran university and tehran medical sciences , we can continue this interaction in their capital because we believe that scientific diplomacy can have the first word next to official diplomacy. this event was held with the aim of gathering foreign students in tehran and tehran medical sciences universities. i i study persian arabic and i chose persian literature because of rumi. its attraction is more related to mysticism. we ourselves have the work of fuldi, regarding etisalat fuldi, it is in the steel case that we proposed a new method, islamic education , islamic theoretical foundations, i chose this field . in the whole world, it means that they are like this in 500 because

your graduates must clearly understand that our university education in belarus is the best. begin to understand the difference. many return, but not all, this hesitation should not happen, and these are programs, these are teaching, teachers and quality results. the most important thing is that we preserved the continuity and quality of classical education; there was a risk of rushing into reforms and experiments. various foreign figures very actively tried to drag us into them. the university began to open and work, but their homes are no less developed. about 20 years ago , the export of educational services to attract foreign citizens to study. now we work with several regions, as a rule, these are our student partners. from the russian federation, from china, these are modern technologies, for example, radio systems, ultra-high frequency technology, but on the other hand, these are information technologies, digital signal processing, artificial intelligence, these are the areas that are interesting, even for such a high-tech country as china now . you had to score 380 po

petersburg university, discuss this request at the scientific council at our university.ple agree? do you agree? yes , you said that your, your daughter agrees to take mathematics when entering the law faculty, you will still talk to her not as a junior partner, but as an equal partner, then we will discuss this issue again. the idea itself, but it is so promising, yes, i’m listening to you, vladimir vladimirovich, it’s very interesting, i think that when everyone hears this, when we discussed this with rossatom, fetisov was sitting next to him, and i took such a risk, but i turned to him, so i say, i’m sure that your mathematics is at a good level, he replied , yes, not bad, and then we talked one on one, and he tells me the following, i come to my native school, and the school director says to me, fisov, where did you go, you would be a great mathematician, why do you need this, this hockey, he says, well, i achieved some good things there too, he started telling me about how mathematics helps him in hockey, here is our dean of the faculty of arts gergiev, i assure you,

today we are faced with the task of shaking up universities, education in universities, science in universities, everything that universities are involved. i want to say right away that by september 1, university rectors must make the necessary decisions with their teams, as a result, high-quality graduation. the republican council of the rector with broad powers should be the driving force for the development of the higher education system. training of personnel to meet the needs of the domestic real sector is a reference point. the student should have the opportunity to look at his future specialty in business, at an enterprise, in a workshop in the field. to achieve this, it is important to organize interaction with hr customers. gap between supply and demand in the labor market. god forbid, he is preparing something that we don’t need in the country. we seem to have forgotten how in the nineties they began to train crowds of lawyers, economists who, having received their diploma, went to work as taxi drivers and pizza delivery men, and now after graduation: many graduates work outside their

pedagogical university.he buildings, everything was immediately closed and of course, a little, so to speak, vandalized by our predecessors, because some of the material and technical valuables of everything else were taken away, so we had to... starting with the material and technical base practically from scratch, well, accordingly , the buildings remained, and most importantly , the teaching staff was also in order. originally, it was a complete ban on the use of the russian language in interpersonal communication, but not all teachers and i , including myself, since i was the deputy dean for educational work, we accepted all this, during the curatorial hours, of course, we talked more about becoming a professional, yes, the future teacher as a professional, because that the ideas that were presented to us were not responded to at all. remained on their land, they went there, they made their choice, we are developing our land, our city of berdyansk, and we are fighting for it, those people left, they no l

universities are fighting for the best students, that is, both from business and from universities, whicheveryone needs good future workers, and advanced engineering schools produce just such people, another laboratory, let’s see what’s here is happening, good afternoon, it smells very much like vinegar, as if you were closing cucumbers here, what in fact, we have this collagen release, by the way, the role of acetic acid both in pickling cucumbers and... our collagen release is approximately the same. this laboratory was opened after the launch of another support program, priority 230. we received a grant, bought equipment and, at the request of business, created innovative membranes for implantation in dentistry, and then based on them developed an artificial cornea to restore vision. we make it almost impossible, we make it both durable and transparent. this is actually the know-how lies in our method. a pure water diamond, immersed in water, is not visible, but the transparency of our cornea should be exactly the same. elena istranova and a team of scientists have been developing simi