RUDN develops cooperation with Uganda
During the conversation, the parties touched upon issues of cooperation in the field of training highly qualified national personnel at RUDN University, as well as organizing mutually beneficial cooperation between RUDN and Ugandan partners in creating and promoting innovative technologies in the field of engineering and pharmacology.
The Prime Minister highly appreciated the significance and role of RUDN in training national personnel not only for Uganda, but also for all African states, noting their significant contribution to the economic and humanitarian development of their countries.
The delegates presented information materials about the university, its programs and research projects for consideration and preparation of concrete proposals for cooperation with RUDN.
December 15, on the basis of RUDN University, the first QS subject summit in the areas of “Modern Languages” and “Linguistics” started. The topic of the QS Subject Focus Summit is “Languages and Migration in the Context of Globalization”.
During the first hour of work, 1,000 schoolchildren from resource centers in Mongolia, Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Tajikistan, Moldova and Kyrgyzstan visited the online exhibition “Time to Study in Russia”. On December 17, the online opening of the exhibition took place at RUDN University site.
November 12, a delegation of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science and Larisa Efremova, Vice-Rector for International Affairs of RUDN University, opened the Resource Center for Russian Education on the basis of the private school “Al-Asseya” in Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic.