Valery Falkov (Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation) held a meeting of the Council on Improving the Accessibility of Higher Education for the Disabled, bringing together over 150 persons representing various organizations – from the President’s Administration to NGO’s for advocating the rights of people with disabilities and universities.
Irina Sokhaneva (student, NCFU) has won an award at the Russian contest of youth projects focusing on urban management digitization.
A test was held in Uzbekistan, which was aimed at selecting applicants seeking to get a degree in a Russian university subject to the quota allocated by the Russian Government.
The quality of sausages now will be easily detectable through computed micro-X-ray scanning, the method being developed by researchers from NCFU. This technology now allows precise identification if the respective food product meets the official requirements, so this will prevent any cheap product to be presented as something of a higher quality.
On the Day of the Chinese Language, Lyudmila Alieva and Vladimir Samoylenko (NCFU) joined the radio program Talking Today talking about the potential of cooperating with universities of China.
The largest University in the North Caucasus has earned its spot in the University Impact Rankings, which has been published by the Times Higher Education (THE) since 2019.
The North-Caucasus Federal University hosted a strategic session on Demand for Digital Competencies in University Graduates.
NCFU hosted a School for Staff Reserve, where the participants spent two days polishing their management skills and shared experience.
This time we are travelling to Germany together with Arina Semenikhina – a student majoring in Translation studies, who was awarded a Copernicus Stipendium scholarship to spend a semester in one of the best universities in Hamburg, with another two months undergoing field placement in a large translation agency.