Vladivostok is a thriving metropolis that seamlessly blends its rich history with a contemporary vibe. The cityscape is a fusion of historic architecture and sleek skyscrapers, showcasing its evolution into a key economic and cultural center of the Russian Far East.
One of the city's most iconic landmarks is the impressive Golden Horn Bay, where ships and yachts dot the water against the backdrop of rolling hills.
Vladivostok's multicultural atmosphere is another facet that sets it apart. Its proximity to countries like China, Japan, and South Korea has infused the city with diverse influences, reflected in its cuisine, festivals, and art.
In recent years, Vladivostok has gained prominence as a center for education, innovation, and international cooperation. Its strategic location along the Trans-Siberian Railway has solidified its position as a crucial link between Russia and the Asia-Pacific region.
One of the city's most iconic landmarks is the impressive Golden Horn Bay, where ships and yachts dot the water against the backdrop of rolling hills.
Vladivostok's multicultural atmosphere is another facet that sets it apart. Its proximity to countries like China, Japan, and South Korea has infused the city with diverse influences, reflected in its cuisine, festivals, and art.
In recent years, Vladivostok has gained prominence as a center for education, innovation, and international cooperation. Its strategic location along the Trans-Siberian Railway has solidified its position as a crucial link between Russia and the Asia-Pacific region.
Dear participants!
On January 18, the Olympiad tests of the second stage of the Open Doors Olympiad came to an end. The participants were tested in 14 subject areas, and there were two reserve days for those who could not participate on the earlier announced day.
The results of the tests will be available on February 2 in your personal account, and the final results of the second stage - on February 9.
On January 18, the Olympiad tests of the second stage of the Open Doors Olympiad came to an end. The participants were tested in 14 subject areas, and there were two reserve days for those who could not participate on the earlier announced day.
The results of the tests will be available on February 2 in your personal account, and the final results of the second stage - on February 9.
On January 21, the day of postgraduate students was celebrated in Russia.
Postgraduate study is the first step on the way to becoming a person as a future scientist. It is the first stage of a scientific career, which lays the foundations of scientific knowledge, forms the specifics of the future scientist's thinking and the nature of future scientific activity.
Attracting talented young people to the sphere of research and development is one of the main objectives of the Decade of Science and Technology. Support measures from the President and the Government are aimed at this.
Postgraduate study is the first step on the way to becoming a person as a future scientist. It is the first stage of a scientific career, which lays the foundations of scientific knowledge, forms the specifics of the future scientist's thinking and the nature of future scientific activity.
Attracting talented young people to the sphere of research and development is one of the main objectives of the Decade of Science and Technology. Support measures from the President and the Government are aimed at this.
Russian universities pay tribute to Students’ Day
Every year on January 25th, Russia celebrates Students’ Day (Tatiana’s Day), one of the oldest professional holidays in the country. Established in 1850, this day is associated with the memory of Saint Tatiana of Rome, considered the patroness of all students. The symbolism of the celebration is emphasized by its alignment with the academic calendar – January 25th marks the end of the first semester's examination session and the beginning of the winter student vacation.
In Tomsk State University, for the second year in a row, students congratulate their professors, tutors, fellows, mates, and all current and former students by sending or physically distributing the special greeting cards - «tatyanka» (a paraphrase of “valentinka” – the card on St. Valentine’s). “Tatiankas” help adults to remember joyful moments of student life; also, they contain pleasant wishes for students and faculty. (pic. 1, 2)
At Tomsk Polytechnic University, the celebration takes the form of Student Night, with workshops, eSports competitions, movie screenings, food, and contests. In addition, January 25th is declared the Day of Forgiving Library Debts, allowing students to return overdue books (not only theirs but also those of their groupmates and friends) without penalties.
The Ural Federal University celebrates the occasion with the inauguration of a new student co-working space, organized in collaboration with one of the university's industrial partners.. (pic. 3)
The Far Eastern Federal University presents a dynamic array of events, featuring interactive stations, an alcohol-free bar, lively photo zones, an exuberant festive concert. Then there will be a gala concert and, as a part of it, the awards for outstanding students will be given.
ITMO University is delighted to declare complimentary admission for all students and individuals bearing the name Tatiana to both the St. Petersburg Oceanarium and the Russian Railway Museum. Students can enjoy substantial discounts at numerous recreational and entertainment venues, ranging from museums and planetariums to cinemas and botanical gardens.
Moscow Polytechnic University presents an enticing array of perks for students in Moscow, including complimentary access to Moscow ice rinks, exclusive discounts on restaurant menus, budget-friendly rides on cable cars, and the unique opportunity to savour breathtaking views from the city's largest Ferris wheel.
At Bauman Moscow State Technical University, students can enjoy substantial discounts ranging from 30% to 50% on food and beverages at all on-campus cafeterias, food courts, and cafes. Meanwhile, at Novosibirsk State University, the day is marked by a nostalgic celebration, featuring a journey through the university's history with a focus on its inaugural students from the 1960s. The event includes an exploration of archival photos and an invitation to a film
screening that captures different moments of student life.. (pic. 6-8)
Samara University also explores the archival theme by encouraging students to discover archival photos of their professors and other university staff.(pic. 9-11)
In Nizhny Novgorod, there are so many Students’ Day events that Nizhny Novgorod State University has to release a detailed program of celebration and even draw an interactive map.
The Higher School of Economics starts its celebration a day earlier with the traditional university festival Student Night on January 24th at the Pokrovsky Boulevard campus. More than sixty student organizations collaborate to offer interactive programs, quizzes, masterclasses, and various activities. The university atrium hosts a concert program, and, of course, a disco adds to the lively atmosphere. The holiday even has a separate Telegram-channel. (pic. 12)
Every year on January 25th, Russia celebrates Students’ Day (Tatiana’s Day), one of the oldest professional holidays in the country. Established in 1850, this day is associated with the memory of Saint Tatiana of Rome, considered the patroness of all students. The symbolism of the celebration is emphasized by its alignment with the academic calendar – January 25th marks the end of the first semester's examination session and the beginning of the winter student vacation.
In Tomsk State University, for the second year in a row, students congratulate their professors, tutors, fellows, mates, and all current and former students by sending or physically distributing the special greeting cards - «tatyanka» (a paraphrase of “valentinka” – the card on St. Valentine’s). “Tatiankas” help adults to remember joyful moments of student life; also, they contain pleasant wishes for students and faculty. (pic. 1, 2)
At Tomsk Polytechnic University, the celebration takes the form of Student Night, with workshops, eSports competitions, movie screenings, food, and contests. In addition, January 25th is declared the Day of Forgiving Library Debts, allowing students to return overdue books (not only theirs but also those of their groupmates and friends) without penalties.
The Ural Federal University celebrates the occasion with the inauguration of a new student co-working space, organized in collaboration with one of the university's industrial partners.. (pic. 3)
The Far Eastern Federal University presents a dynamic array of events, featuring interactive stations, an alcohol-free bar, lively photo zones, an exuberant festive concert. Then there will be a gala concert and, as a part of it, the awards for outstanding students will be given.
ITMO University is delighted to declare complimentary admission for all students and individuals bearing the name Tatiana to both the St. Petersburg Oceanarium and the Russian Railway Museum. Students can enjoy substantial discounts at numerous recreational and entertainment venues, ranging from museums and planetariums to cinemas and botanical gardens.
Moscow Polytechnic University presents an enticing array of perks for students in Moscow, including complimentary access to Moscow ice rinks, exclusive discounts on restaurant menus, budget-friendly rides on cable cars, and the unique opportunity to savour breathtaking views from the city's largest Ferris wheel.
At Bauman Moscow State Technical University, students can enjoy substantial discounts ranging from 30% to 50% on food and beverages at all on-campus cafeterias, food courts, and cafes. Meanwhile, at Novosibirsk State University, the day is marked by a nostalgic celebration, featuring a journey through the university's history with a focus on its inaugural students from the 1960s. The event includes an exploration of archival photos and an invitation to a film
screening that captures different moments of student life.. (pic. 6-8)
Samara University also explores the archival theme by encouraging students to discover archival photos of their professors and other university staff.(pic. 9-11)
In Nizhny Novgorod, there are so many Students’ Day events that Nizhny Novgorod State University has to release a detailed program of celebration and even draw an interactive map.
The Higher School of Economics starts its celebration a day earlier with the traditional university festival Student Night on January 24th at the Pokrovsky Boulevard campus. More than sixty student organizations collaborate to offer interactive programs, quizzes, masterclasses, and various activities. The university atrium hosts a concert program, and, of course, a disco adds to the lively atmosphere. The holiday even has a separate Telegram-channel. (pic. 12)
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Nestled along the banks of the Volga River, Nizhny Novgorod, often referred to simply as "Nizhny," boasts a legacy dating back centuries, evident in its striking architecture, cultural landmarks, and engaging traditions.
The grandeur of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin, an ancient fortress that once protected the city, is a sight to behold. Its towering walls and intricate towers provide a glimpse into Russia's past, while the sweeping views from the ramparts offer a panoramic vista of the city's contrasting landscapes.
A testament to the city's embrace of the future is its modern infrastructure, seamlessly blending with the historic charm. Efficient public transportation, well-designed parks, and an array of accommodation options ensure that visitors can explore the city with ease and comfort.
The grandeur of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin, an ancient fortress that once protected the city, is a sight to behold. Its towering walls and intricate towers provide a glimpse into Russia's past, while the sweeping views from the ramparts offer a panoramic vista of the city's contrasting landscapes.
A testament to the city's embrace of the future is its modern infrastructure, seamlessly blending with the historic charm. Efficient public transportation, well-designed parks, and an array of accommodation options ensure that visitors can explore the city with ease and comfort.