1st International scientific practical conference “Russian language online: identity, community, communication, culture”
The conference was attended by over 300 people, including 113 foreign participants from Afghanistan, Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Vietnam, Georgia, the Dominican Republic, Egypt, India, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, China, Mongolia, Poland, Bashkortostan, Kazakhstan, Romania, Senegal, Syria, Slovakia, Sudan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Czech Republic, South Korea, Jamaica and etc.
In Proceedings of the conference consisted of 91 reports, 34 of them — from foreign participants of the conference.
In total, the conference was attended by 43 universities, 14 of them — foreign: for example, Autonomous University of Santo Domingo, the University of Warsaw 366 QS World University Rankings, University of Granada (Spain)
During the conference were discussed important scientific-practical and methodological issues of the implementation of scientific research and practical activities in this thematic areas: the functioning of the Russian language in the Internet, the mass communications in the media area, information technology in learning and teaching russian language and literature, problems of the information and linguistic security, media culture and literature in the information society, the psychological aspects of virtual interaction between the individual and society. Moderators sections noted the high level of the reports, the interest of students, the presence of a lively discussion after each presentation, friendly atmosphere and the significance of such events.
During the conference were organized postgraduate courses “Modern approaches in teaching Russian as a foreign language in the conditions is learning the language environment”.
The conference, in the opinion of participants, has become an important and timely event for philologists, linguists, journalists, teachers trials, literature, cultural studies, psychology, as well as all who are interested in the functioning of the Russian language on the Internet. Events Conference and become a representative platform for the discussion of topical issues today functioning of the Russian language on the Internet, helped to improve professional knowledge and skills of students in this area.
The Department of Environmental Management of RUDN Institute of Environmental Engineering hosted the student conference "Geoecology: Theory and Practice". More than 260 young scientists presented the results of their research. The geography of participants comprised 22 organisations from Russia, Algeria, Armenia, Republic of Belarus, Egypt, Tajikistan.
The scientific and practical conference “Expanding Boundaries” was held at RUDN Faculty of Philology. 123 postgraduate students from Kazakhstan, China, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ethiopia and Russia spoke at round tables about their dissertations and theoretical and practical problems they face in their research.
On December 1–2, RUDN University will host the annual All-Russian scientific conference “Political science in a changing world: new practices and theoretical search.” Its goal is to find and define popular forms of political science for interpreting ongoing global changes.
The Department of Environmental Management of RUDN Institute of Environmental Engineering hosted the student conference "Geoecology: Theory and Practice". More than 260 young scientists presented the results of their research. The geography of participants comprised 22 organisations from Russia, Algeria, Armenia, Republic of Belarus, Egypt, Tajikistan.
The scientific and practical conference “Expanding Boundaries” was held at RUDN Faculty of Philology. 123 postgraduate students from Kazakhstan, China, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ethiopia and Russia spoke at round tables about their dissertations and theoretical and practical problems they face in their research.
On December 1–2, RUDN University will host the annual All-Russian scientific conference “Political science in a changing world: new practices and theoretical search.” Its goal is to find and define popular forms of political science for interpreting ongoing global changes.