RUDN University plants a “tree of friendship” on the Friendship Alley of the Russian-Armenian (Slavic) University
The first trees in the Friendship Alley on the territory of RAU were planted with the support of the prefecture of the Central Administrative District of Moscow in 2012. In 2019, a silver spruce appeared on the Alley dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the RUDN University. The “Friendship Tree” on the Friendship Alley symbolizes the interaction of two universities.
“We are connected by long-standing friendship - practically since the founding of our university. "Tree of friendship" dedicated to the 60th anniversary of RUDN University is a symbol of long-term and mutually beneficial relations between RUDN University and RAU. I believe that this tree will become a reflection of friendship not only between universities, but also between the peoples of Russia and Armenia,” said Vice-Rector for Student Relations Sergey Bazavluk.
“It’s a great pleasure for us to plant this beautiful tree in honor of the anniversary of RUDN, our partner and friend,” said RAU Rector Armen Darbinyan.
Also, during the visit to Armenia, university leaders discussed the issues of academic mobility of teachers and students, as well as the possibilities of joint research and development.
The forum attracted over 400 representatives from 36 countries, including delegates from 16 Asian countries, experts from the nuclear industry, supporting and partner universities of Rosatom.
RUDN Institute of Environmental Engineering is hosting the winners of the Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards 2024 state scholarship program for the second time. The participants chose between 126 universities from 23 countries, including the USA, Canada and Australia. 25 best Indonesian students chose Russia and came to Moscow for the first time.
In the morning, the main building is always crowded, students rushing to their first class. Suddenly, there is a large group of smiling young people from Africa, very smartly dressed, wearing scarfs with two logos on them, one — a university logo and the other — an unfamiliar abbreviation JGC.