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

the universe should be splitting. the universe should be exploding.and here it is, you know, expanding very slowly and, you know, he had a good point to try to to come up with a way of, you know, of using array of possibilities to to make this argument. so i thought that was very powerful. yeah and it's, of course, always a little bit dangerous. that's right. when you when you have. you know, strange observations, of course, in stephen weinberg's case, he made a prediction, which is great, but but sometimes see strange things. and it is tempting to appeal to anthropic multiverse explanations for those things right. why does this thing have the value that it what is this property of our universe look the way it does. well, maybe there are lots of universes in which it has different properties. we're just in one of the ones in which it has the value that it has. you see that just you know there's always the risk that that one is copping out and not looking a more fundamental explanation. in steven weinberg's case, he was making an actual prediction that

important and oldest universities in the world , jundishapure university, which is approx. last year, in a place called junandi shapur, which is located in the middle of the cities of desful, shush and shusher , there was a huge scientific center that was established more than 17 centuries ago in junandi shapur after the historical events that occurred in the wars between iran and rome. of course, his primary mission was to train specialist doctors to treat the war wounded. but over time, this scientific center became a huge center for training doctors, for training sages, for training philosophers, for training those who can make medicinal plants, for those who can treatment and medicine, in fact, horses and cattle , which they call the science of livestock, today they call it the science of animal medicine, as well as astrology, literature, humanities, and other subjects. it is an international university and teaching is done in four languages. student from the country. the professor has been from india, from iran, from the northern region of mesopotamia, from rome, from

the two universities. i think i want to put that on my up on my my to write back about 15 years ago, i ran for trustee of dartmouth and got the speech code repealed. there came on the george mason to get the speech repealed. there. it took me five years. two presidents, two provost, all of them said they agreed with me. it took me five years to finally get the speech code repealed. why? because we get because the speech code at george mason is not made and enforced by the left wing faculty. it's made by some bureaucrat that in the office of student life. right. some assistant deputy dean of this that or the other. right. who just kind of promulgates these rules. and nobody can figure out who did it, who was in charge of it or anything like that. right. so a lot of what we see going on is being driven by all these all these administrators. but the fundamental point is, is that that that it's that it's about power, right? for them, it's about power. and we are and they're just playing a different game from u

so, about education, as promised, the head of the office of the president of american university kyiv, lyudmila dolgonovska, is in touch with us. ms. ludmila, congratulations, thank you for joining. good afternoon, thank you for the invitation. well, during the war, everywhere we call, no matter who we talk to, we pay attention to two points everywhere: on the one hand, the enemy is trying to destroy our educational institutions, on the other hand, even in front-line places, he is trying to... from online and pupils and students translate into real life, that's why it's so important in wartime, that's the educational process, and by the way, if you're going to answer us, then maybe you know who you'd rather study now, thank you for the question, first of all i 'll say that without education and science, we will not win this war at all, and these are not my words, but even general luzhny, my ex, is talking about this. noted, talking about the fact that technology can win this war, he also said, in fact, that is , when we talk about technological development, a breakthrough, it is impos

university, kazan federal university, ural federal university, created specifically for training foreigndents at one time, well, you can go on and on from the list, because in principle it’s good. the higher school of economics also operates, of course, i mean, i even think that no, but if you look at the experience of the last four years, then this admissions company is the most understandable for applicants, why i say this, because we remember there were completely justified concerns, we adjusted the deadlines and procedures during the covid period, this of course always worries applicants and their parents. after that, we brought the main part of the reception company into a digital format, it was not an easy task, but last year, using new technologies, we understood that, firstly, they are in demand among students, almost 380 thousand students have used the super service of admission vus online, it is clear that each admission company is unique, one is never similar to the other, because situations always arise in the form of higher education, how is it progressing? yes, indeed, on m

farhangian university is the university of the future. it's a good university because the best students in the country are going to that university, now the competition to get into farhangian university is such that for the 32,000 capacity it had this year, it has more than 600,000 students. unfortunately, due to the decrease in the capacity of farhangian university in the past, we could not meet most of our needs from the university let's provide educators, well, since 1997 and after, in fact. the presence of the supreme leader of the revolution in farhangian university farhangian university has attracted 25 thousand students per year, this year we have received 32 thousand students in the 7th plan, so that 25% should be added every year so that in the end all of this will be expressed through the university. farhangian signed a memorandum of understanding with 16 universities of the country last year . the prestigious universities of the country are lining up to reach an understanding with the university so that students in their last s

national university of skills, the new name of university of vocational technology there is another title that i mentioned for today. yes , i congratulate the national skill and promotion of technical vocational education day to all the dear ones who are watching this program live . we also ask you and your colleagues, thank you. please tell me what is the current situation in this field, specifically the subject of skill, in other words, vocational education and technical promotion, and what program is the national university of skill pursuing in this field , i think we should keep in mind that the relationship between the industry and the university, the relationship between the market and the university is correct, yes, correct vocational and technical education in the country is more than 100 years old, and even today it is named in the calendar for this occasion . it conveys the importance of technical and vocational training in the country. these trainings are the foundation of sustainable employment, the foundation of economic development and one of the indicators. the main thing i

, you went to university, you went to university philip, did you go to university?ersity. we've all benefited. so why are we going to pull up the ladder now to more people going to university? >> all right. >> all right. >> well, we've given amy the last word twice. >> it's a record. >> thanks to my panel coming up, the albert memorial. does this glorious of high victorian art face attack from well, we were talking about universities and immigration, and the male morgues have come in. david says not only waste money, but waste three years of young people's lives. you are a harsh man, david. and a gb viewer says an anonymous gb viewer says an anonymous gb viewer says an anonymous gb viewer says jacob, your government is not mine, it's his majesty's. but never mind could and should have sorted this out when you were in power. i can't believe students are allowed to bnng believe students are allowed to bring all their families. we did rishi sunak sunak limited the number of dependents that could be brought in. the latest attempt to whitewash our history, the royal park

university is about belief this university should have the best facilities in the country because the best students in the country are going to that university. now , the competition to enter farhangian university is such that more than 600,000 people participated for the 32,000 capacity this year. the competition is tight for those who want to become teachers , considering the privileges that a doctor from farhangian university can provide for your needs . the key question is here, why , due to the reduction of the capacity of farhangian university in the past, we could not provide most of our needs from farhangian university. since 1997 and after in fact the presence of supreme leader of the revolution at farang university. parangian university takes an average of 25,000 students per year, this is promising. this year , we have taken 32,000 students. in the seventh plan, 25% should be added to this every year, in such a way that in the end, all of them from this way. the country's university has signed a memorandum of understanding . the prestigious universities of the country are l

, and he has stopped his aid to this university, and his excuse is that this university is not doing enough against these protests against israel, and he is a witness to this. the situation and the prevailing atmosphere in the university has become unsafe for the jews. we see that the jewish students are even holding their own celebrations along with the protesters. mr. abu khater, various tools are being used, one of them internet restrictions, for example, it was reported yesterday that microsoft, the owner of skype , has cut off the access of many palestinian users to their e-mails and skype service, or meta, which has always been a leader in deleting the content and pages of users in its facebook and instagram accounts, in the latest action. he took a step forward and left the scope of his previous deletions wide and removed the content that criticizes and opposes the term zionist or zionist. what do you think about these restrictions? this is a new issue. it is not, and many are on the issue of banning companies that support israel they realized this a long time ago and many of

other universities in the country have faced the same cyber threats.r the number of donations to educational institutions has increased significantly. here we see that this is a one-time thing. websites of major universities throughout the country. mostly we see ddos attacks from on the part of foreign hacker groups, we know that we are included in some registries, the so -called blacklists of these hacker groups, well, here i... think that the main goal is to try to discredit us for applicants, especially for foreign applicants. at the same time, some of these attacks, according to experts, are committed by non -professionals, former schoolchildren or students, for example, to prevent applicants who have more points from enrolling in the same university, but all this makes no sense, firstly, to submit documents , applicants can not only online, but offline, having come to the university, and secondly, over the past 2 years, many universities have seriously... automated attacks are carried out with the aim of dropping the university website, so that ac

how do you think the success of a university is measured?e, if there is a scientific research at the university. there are developments that are recognized outside the university, countries, if graduates find themselves in life and realize themselves, because in general the education system works to make a person successful in life, if a university has made its contribution to making a person successful in life, then it is a successful university. how do you react when they say bguir? chapters of mathematics, which are used to describe our information world, discrete mathematics, probability theory, and so on, when you come to university, you will feel what it is, in this regard, yes, that is, well, arithmetic, yes - this is outdated knowledge, on the other hand, without arithmetic, you still won’t be able to live in the world, even if you had the opportunity in half an hour. learn something, what would you learn? it’s interesting to draw, well, really, well, because i have a musical education, so i understand how to develop in science and i

we met with the rector of the university, alexander fedorov.s a completely new type of university space, this is truly a city within a city, this is truly the core of the development of kaliningrad, this is something that is thrown 50, maybe even 100, into the future. after such words from the rector, it was of course very interesting to look at all this for ourselves. stuthouse, located on the university campus, opened just a month before us, but life in it is already in full swing and seething. we were accompanied by a university graduate, with some envy, who noted that in her time, alas, there were no such locations, in her time, in ours. at the disposal of students, in their free time, are halls and classrooms for every taste and interest, coworking spaces, and so on, do you know what coworking spaces are? hmm, i didn't know. this is a space in which people gather for business communication, there are also conferences and a transformable space for different events, recreation areas, places for inspiration, for hobbies, for master classes an

we have now in universities. in fact, there's almost too many choices but i think we can use applications, for instance, if your thermodynamics is 150-year-old subject but if you use problems that involve the related to climate change, you can make students aware of climate change at that time. and i tried to do that you're actually taught a course in thermodynamics musical at a tried use some examples of climate change. so i think you look at applications of the curriculum. what we have now is good, just use applications to do that. so secondly, i think we need more effort in teaching students how to work in multidisciplinary teams, multidisciplinary means stem as well as humanities and arts and design and other things like that. and these courses, experimental learning they teach natalie subject matter but students teach themselves in terms of their work together and they teach respect for other people. different backgrounds than they have. i think teamwork multidisciplinary teams we need more of that in higher

i finished college here at american university. actually, i had one short a few credits and had to do that. but i stayed active and and being in washington was great experience how things so much more open to you local news national news and that piqued my interest to stay engaged and involved. in 1984, i went back on the campaign, the reagan bush campaign also as a volunteer, but it was different i was in the national headquarters and i met so many people, people that opened opportunities for me to join the white house. and like linda, i was in correspondence. i read i mail. i read the mail that came in president reagan and helped to prepare responses us and samples of, letters that went to him. i really the connection between the public being able to have access to their public officials later went on to help write proclamations something linda just alluded to as well and eventually went into the office which i did for five and a half years through the end of the reagan administration and, through all of the george h.w. bush admi

among the donors to columbia university and he stopped his aid to this university and his excuse was that this university is not doing enough against these protests against israel and we are witnessing that even though it is claimed that the prevailing atmosphere in the university is for jews. have become insecure, we see that jewish students are even holding their own celebrations alongside the protesters. yes, the situation is that many aggressive and repressive measures are being taken to suppress these protests, but definitely with the beginning of autumn. it will be resumed, mr. abu khater, in the meantime, different tools are being used among them are internet restrictions. for example, yesterday it was reported that microsoft, the owner of skype , has cut off the access of many palestinian users to their e-mails and the skype service, or meta, which has always been a leader in deleting user content and pages on its facebook and instagram platforms. the last action took a step forward. and he widens the scope of his previous deletions , and he also deletes the content that crit

what would you like what to do after university? what do you want to do after university? what are you for? for example, why are you studying? in order to get a job? well, here you are answering the question, that is, distribution is the process of providing work, that’s all. accordingly, we answer the question, if they helped you find a job, that’s good, now many children sit at the computer, parents think he will be a programmer, and by what criteria do you determine the future it specialist, well, certainly not by the time he spends at the computer, well, what if... you are a radio technician there, but no, but tell me, how do you feel about gadgets and do you have any addictions? well, i have a fairly normal attitude towards gadgets, yes, because for me it is also a working tool, that is, whether i would like it or not, i have to at my current job. communicate with a lot of people, and accordingly, gadgets help me do this, i just save time this way, about addiction, well, psychologists say that if a person denies addiction, then he definitely has it there is, and i wan

the sarov branch of moscow state university, one of eight universities opened outside the capital, is, because in the city, which stood at the origins of the soviet nuclear program, there is a very rich scientific school, which continues to improve and develop. which means these students are ready to any future, wherever fate leads them, from energy to medicine and from the vastness of the arctic to deep space exploration. 2 years of hard work on projects and master's theses, but this is just the beginning, these physicists and mathematicians have a great future ahead, they have all already received a job offer. but some are ready to continue their studies in graduate school in order to become one of the best scientists in our country. alexander dmitrievich, russia, russia, russia, russia. russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. june 28 is a parade of planets, get ready for an expedition to the arctic, on the 28th i have nuggets, and on the twenty -fourth, twenty checkburger, a delicious calen

student at the baltic federal university.at the ikbfu for anastasia yatsenko is 160 thousand rubles per year, and as it turned out, this amount for obtaining higher education in the country is very modest. according to the ministry of science and education, the average cost of studying at top universities russia will amount to more than 500 thousand per year, the highest increase in tuition fees at the moscow institute of physics and technology since september of this year. there, the price of the applied mathematics and computer science course increased by 20% to 467,000, and the nuclear physics and technology program became the record price (605,000 rubles) per year. universities understand that often sleepless nights at a part-time job can have a detrimental effect on a student’s academic performance. at tomsk university, for example, they decided the more effort a student will put in within the walls of the university, and not outside of it. outside, the cheaper it will cost. the new academic year has not yet begun; the r

why you chose the university of informatics and radioelectronics?ell, i've always been inclined toward engineering and science since high school. and... when i was choosing where to study, then of course i was aiming at moscow and st. petersburg, because i studied at school in the soviet union, and the centers of science were mainly there, but the nineties had just arrived and the best promising institute at that time was in belarus, it was the minsk radio engineering institute, so i decided to go there. did you have... a computer as a child, at what age did you get one? computers were just appearing then, and i mean personal computers. and we were lucky, we had a school that was equipped with computers, not even soviet -made ones, because the school had bosses, and there i first became acquainted with programming, with computers, and then very quickly personal computers began to appear and... probably i was in ninth grade when it became more or less accessible, and literally a year later, probably, personal computers appeared in every apartment, wh

the name of the professor of the stockholm university was dadzena oy pazhytstseva.old kavalevskaya sustrela in italian genoa, then collapsed in berlin, i loved the season, but the ride was choking on the closed mesentery. sofia was frozen and sick, the cold spread and her lungs were on fire, and the doctors did not cure her. on student 29, 1891 , sofia kavalevskaya died, she was already 41 years old. it was death that destroyed europe. the whole swedish woman has developed a keen eye. u memory ab yoy skin for a year on a packet of jelly.

the sarov branch of moscow state university, one of eight universities opened outside the capital, isuse in the city... from energy to medicine and from the expanses of the arctic to deep space exploration. 2 years of hard work on projects and master's degrees.

university if only based on scientific nature and function.he works on his own, surely the output will be nothing but the establishment of peace and prosperity in the society. but social reality is more complicated than this. there are active forces in the society that produce tension instead of peace. and this is where the social responsibility of the university really comes into play. appears. how to combat the obstacles to peace in the society even beyond the national borders with scientific mechanisms. it is this mission and responsibility that has motivated american and european universities against the zionist regime's crime against humanity. statistics say that much. in the past month, 80% of schools and universities in gaza have been destroyed or severely damaged. the worried look of academics on the crying eyes of palestinian children has eaten and witnessed with astonishment the rampant violence of the claimants of human rights and peace against ordinary people , especially women and children. resistance forces are fighting to establ

paper is supposed to be with the robotics team of khatam university. in the international robotics competition at the end of july in the netherlands it is held to compete with other robots. mehbouba delangiz of sed and sima news agency. he said that he comes every day at 11 o'clock to prepare the assembly for the mourners of the martyrs. i am ali asghar gederzi. how old are you mr. ali asghar? one of the children of ahlam nalesle group, the group that is going to be with these stars these nights , we have a program with this star, we are preparing a sound system, they say you can find the way with these stars . among the martyrs, just as the martyrs were martyred for the sake of imam hussein and for the sake of imam hussein we, god willing, will continue to talk about the differences between this assembly and other assemblies , here the mourners of imam hussein, in addition to being the guests of seyyed al-shahda, are also the guests of the martyrs, because the martyrs are like the truth of ashura, the truth of karbala, we have a better sense of the cl

presented as the top universities in the shahid rajaei festival. this is the second time this year at the summit. universities were entrusted to the selected presidents of scientific institutions. on the sidelines of this meeting, the minister of science said: we have tried hard in the last 3 years the presidents of the universities should create suitable conditions for more communication with the industry sector. we had a meeting with the chamber of commerce, which is related to various industries. it was decided that they would encourage different industries to be among the best candidates for the entrance exam. list some of them on the stock market and we also mentioned in the budget laws that 60% of the credits of government companies that are related to the research sector should be deposited in the higher fund for science, research and technology and should be used to connect the university to industry contracts. use it and we set up educational workshops and our university and research institute we promoted that if different industries , pri

today we started accepting documents for universities.ations for most specialties will be due july 17. we are talking about places on a budget form. then, from july 18 to july 25 , internal exams will be held, as for the acceptance of documents from applicants for a paid form, it will last until august 1. you can monitor the competition situation on the websites of universities. document submission data will be updated daily, every 3 hours at 12:00, 15:00 and 6 evenings. for example, bsu plans to admit almost 4,500 applicants in total, of which a little more than half are a full-time budget admission plan. choice of specialties for future students. the number of budget places in universities this year has increased by more than 3.00, this applies to pedagogical, engineering and medical specialties; the entire country's higher education institutions will accept almost 51.00 applicants. the bel state university of physical culture and sports is a real sell-out today. hundreds of people came to submit documentation. this year the university

the activities of two private universities in the country were terminated on their own initiative. it is a university of law and social information technologies and an institute of entrepreneurship . students had to write an application for transfer to other institutions, and the ministry of education to their own... from the institute, so no questions arose, neither with documentation nor with transfer, a new place of study means new people, a new composition, and a composition of teachers, a new building, that is, it is something new, and that is , it is always interesting, this is even from the point of view of psychology, this is a new road, the academic difference needs to be added, this those subjects that we did not study at our university, but i don’t see anything terrible in this at all, because as i say, this is one more time... now organizational meetings are being held with all students, and a centralized transition to universities will take place in august . a bill has been submitted for public discussion related to innovations in the education code, focusing attention

it's been a universal payment.— more this winter? it's been a universal payment. it has.ment. it has. that was brought in at the _ universal payment. it has. that was brought in at the same _ universal payment. it has. that was brought in at the same time - universal payment. it has. that was brought in at the same time as - universal payment. it has. that was brought in at the same time as the | brought in at the same time as the triple lock, aiming to really make sure that we address pension, that was the right thing to do at the time. it is also right that we assess, is that the right thing to have as we go forward. clearly we need to make sure that the people who really need help to get it. i do think it is a sensible change to narrow down the scope of that. it's a sensible reform to a benefit which previously was universal. iloathed a sensible reform to a benefit which previously was universal.— previously was universal. what is our view previously was universal. what is your view on _ previously was universal. what is your view on her _ previously was universal. wha

petersburg, on the basis of the state marine technical universities, we have three shipyards, as youre two, when you study for 6 months, work for 6 months, that is , focus on specific training of specialized specialists, starting from special secondary with higher education, but this is one of the solutions . which we see for solving personnel issues, but this is one of the problems, but i will not talk about all the problems of shipbuilding, this needs a separate conference, and this, i think, is multi-year, so we better not delve into this topic, the problem is solvable on me for me does not represent number one today. thank you, thank you, oleg vladimirovich, well, in addition to being a well-known public figure, you are also an industrialist, organizer, and creator of a number of large industrial organizations. and also at the same time they did not name the problem of personnel as one of the key ones, although i know that in a number of siberian, ural enterprises and so on, there is a complex, complex situation with industrial personnel, why not, or maybe you are inside the esta

man international university ahl al-bait is a player of the university's futsal team shahid beheshti. in fact, the nationality of islamic countries and neighboring countries in this period of competition. i am present. these friendly competitions started on july 28th and will continue until august 5th. the same slogan that sports is the common language of the whole world , we showed it today, regardless of the results, the teams are very good. they are so good, but they played very well . my team is average, god willing, but god willing , i will win, god willing, they will make the finals . they were trying to equalize the game because we went a little further and the opponent team tried to equalize the game . 100 non-iranian students studying in 38 universities of the country play these friendly games in 11 sports. the second cultural and sports olympiad of international students with the aim of improving the physical and mental health of international students as well as creating solidarity and unity among them. hosted by imam khomeini ghazlin university , it is being held from july

universities like uc berkeley. we, we have students at the university -- and amherst university. and this is because this universities actually opened up their spaces and, like, they saw the value that this is not just giving a refugee student a chance. this student brings so much wealth to our campuses, right? and so, so thank you for all the universities, thank you to all the universities that actually pledged to picking our students. there's still thousands and millions of refugees out there that could benefit from universities. so imagine if each university could take one, one. you know how many thousands of universities are in the united alone? that could be, like, pathways that are being opened to so many refugees. so right now, with unhcr, the refugee agency, we are working on our 15% by 2030. this we can achieve if we all come together. that, to me, is giving back. that is welcome. that is inviting us into your story. >> so, so let's keep this thread about what we can do. so i, i mentioned earlier, actually, to the national security advisor, to, to tap into the, the fact

she was educated actually at the prestigious university and then also studied at university of economics and finance. she has done a variety of different things, receiving from the south korean ministry of unification a lot of support and also scholarships from the bush foundation and she has engaged in a number of different forum, including at the united nations security council. she also recently graduated from columbia, congratulations. from their school of public affairs. and last but certainly not least, he was born in 1991. fun fact, we were born in the same year. he grew up as part of north korea's 'hraoet class and attended -- 'hraoet class and attended -- elite class and attended university. were you guys in the same class? >> unfortunately i'm one year senior. olivia: that's great. so he was exposed to foreign media at a young age and in middle school was detained and punished for distributing d.v.d.'s with south korean and american media. he later had an opportunity to study in beijing where he met south koreans and other foreigners and was able to learn about the outside worl

the admission campaign in belarus is at the finish line; acceptance of documents to universities has today. we will tell you about all the nuances and bonuses for applicants in our material. people are the main capital of the slavic bazaar and artists and spectators from forty-two countries of the world found each other in vitebsk, the north of the country is dancing, singing and breathing this july. only today it rained, but in the cultural capital it is hot in every sense of the word. stars of aalon. we always come big estonian delegation from estonia, 66 of us, first of all, i would say, friendship between countries is a must, and of course, a good mood, and great emotions, sleepless nights, the stage, oh, to be honest, i didn’t even watch the program, we watched, but you know what will be cool? well, of course, a full amphitheater, everyone is in a good mood, people are open to dialogue, the slavic bazaar is about to open officially, a ceremony where all the stars traditionally perform, tickets cost from 60 rubles. and live for you in one program they will sing “buinov, gazmanov,

professor at tsinghua university.in the strategic planning, research, demonstration and commercialization of new energy vehicles, particularly addressing technical issues related to hydrogen durability. mai institute of applied mechanics and electrodynamics for outstanding achievements in theoretical and experimental studies of the use of electricity to launch spacecraft into high final orbits. kokii matsuse, japan, professor emeritus meiji university, for the development of energy efficiency technologies for electric drive systems. mahammad naziruddin, switzerland, honorary professor at the federal polytechnic school of lausanne. for outstanding contributions to the creation of optoelectronic materials, solar cells, and synthetic materials developed at the molecular level for energy applications. amit goyle, usa, head of the laboratory for heteropitaxial growth of functional device materials at state university of new york at buffalo. for innovative research contributions to applied high-temperature superconductivity

then from 1973 to 1979, he became the president of tabriz university of medical sciences. we built 630 health houses within 6 months. i would like to thank the deputy health minister of the ministry of health for 6 months for the opportunity and then the minister of health in the eighth government, i was not part of this party. despite the fact that prominent medical professors were in the party in tehran, because of the work we had done, they did not make their own party the so-called ministry. since 2007, he has been a representative of tabriz in the parliament and for several consecutive terms in the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th terms of tabriz azarsheh and esku seats in baharestan. mr. medzikian, vice speaker of the parliament. in the next 4 years, sukan is going to lead the country towards a promising future for iran. razia ranjbar of sed and sima news agency. from two people to 32 people video call with the application yes, install yes and stay in touch easily by sending a message to 1008. yes, you may not believe it, but on the occasion of the opening, here is a good dis

we know that in i england at least 70 universities universities?ngjobs, courses. in some cases, we are talking about at least 10% of academic staff, may be as many as 200 jobs in any one university. some of them are closing whole departments and sectors of study. so it is serious. a handful are said to be teetering on the brink of nearfinancial are said to be teetering on the brink of near financial failure. why now? this has been building for a long time, but a couple of things have really tipped the situation over this year. the first is restrictions on international students coming to the uk, not being able to bring their partner and children. that has led to a fall in applications, and they bring very, very high teas with them. they paid three times as much as uk students. on the other thing that has been going on is currency devaluation in nigeria. that has also affected recruitment. add that to the fact that tuition fees have barely changed in the last ia years and universities say, in the long term, these will have to go up, and they are cal

this is how university employees comment on the detention of their leaders.ding financial measures, we recommend that you contact the reception company as usual. according to investigators, the rector of the baltic university issued illegal orders on additional payments to his employees for the intensity of work, and vice-rector myalkina collected them from teachers and gave them to fedorov. the criminal scheme operated from 2022 to 2024. they are suspected of embezzlement and waste of money. into custody, and the police establish the identities of the remaining participants in the criminal activity. the russian ministry of emergency situations is ready to work on joint standards for the exchange of information through the emergency services of the brix countries. this was announced by the head of the russian ministry of emergency situations, alexander kurenkov , at a meeting of the heads of emergency departments of the brics countries in kazan. the event will take place over 2 days under the chairmanship of the russian minister. the head of the ministry of e

to university, why?h because of these daughters, tell me, what ’s wrong with this syran, for so many years, one idiot, okay, she’s left on our heads, what are they doing, what are they doing, i’m shocked by what's happening, suna is still getting ready for the gym, and one is going to the university, the other... to the gym, i 'm going crazy, you heard this nonsense, my strength no more, they want to make a murderer out of me, you understand, and they both want to bring me to my white knees, you understand, listen, listen, if my stupid daughter gives me at least some trump card, any very small trump card, i will arrange this with this karkhan , change my word, you know, i will still achieve my goal, apparently everyone wanted me to turn away, but i know, everyone... stars tomorrow at 22:10 on ntv. vinaros is the choice of millions for varicose veins. might help for one. for new dresses, colorful shorts, comfortable sneakers, basic t-shirts and much more to others. a big clothing sale on ozone is a profit

they will be hired as academic staff members in universities , god willing, the university and this photof daneshmanian companies in localizing the fifth generation mobile phone modems , we have produced three samples with the help of local daneshmanian companies, the test steps have all been completed , god willing, it will enter the market in the next month or two, and the local server will be produced. made with the participation of elites. sharif university of technology, a very important feature of this server is that we have security concerns that are really serious in our country. here, we paid attention to the fact that there are two firmwares inside the servers, one of them is the ufi firmware , so to speak, they call it bmc firmware , which play a very vital and serious role in the security of the server. it was prepared in the country and the source code is available because it is prepared in the country and a company that designs software for the mining and metal industry also uses this product and we can make this promise to organizations and bodies that this system supports

the number of budget places in universities this year has increased by more than 3. this is.

the election of the minister of health in this ceremony points to the driving force of the university and the scientific progress of the country. and considered the jumpy production of science in the past few years as the result of different plans. the student is the main axis in the university, and the student must regularly update himself from the vast possibilities created in the world in the explosion of information. today, some of these scientists and dear students will be honored. definitely, these are the future capitals of the country and the hosts' follow-up to introduce exemplary students of the country to the national elite foundation. we will prepare a letter with two signatures, god willing, with the signature of dear professor ainlaei, who is a model student of the country who is also part of the elite foundation. we will do our best to get these dear ones to be employed as faculty members in universities , god willing, sharif university of technology, and this photo is a souvenir of 30 sample students who, in addition to receiving cash prizes, can be introduced to the e

we are forever the students of all teachers and university professors in every corner of this country, with pride and this we definitely say to ourselves that we appreciate the efforts and efforts of these great people who always take firm steps in the path of education and we have learned from what they have learned and in fact knowledge they are my good colleague seka mrs. shabani go to the meeting, which is actually aimed at honoring and honoring the educational leaders of the universities. allow me to ask them to explain to us what is the subject of today's report . yes, today we are having the second national summit of appreciation for the excellence of education in universities and higher education institutions, which will be held in allameh balameh tabatabai university, god willing , and this year the slogan that is considered for this summit is skill-oriented excellence, popularization of education. it is supposed to be from 20 educational professors and academic departments of universities should be recognized, and now this recognition actually has some characteristics that m