Consortium “Nedra”: News

The Joe Biden administration is rolling out a new program to lure Russian researchers to its territory. What will happen to Russian science?

USU Rector, Boris Kostishko, talks about school spirit, lifelong learning and an innovative approach to building a system of individual academic paths

Ivan Romanchuk talking about UTMN — now and in 2030

Roman Kuchin, Rector of Yugra State University, talked about the recent scientific developments, the results of this year's enrollment campaign, domestic and international collaborations.

Ilshat Gafurov talks about the most in-demand specialities and educational programmes, the challenge of moving from the research stage to innovation, individual educational trajectories, amongst many other things.

Professor Yury Kazakov, Acting Rector of KNRTU, gave an interview to Forpost Press. Amongst other questions, he talked about how, despite facing competition from other educational institutions, the university manages to rank as a top university in Tatarstan for graduate employability.

Edvard Abdullazyanov gave an interview to Forpost Press, in which he discussed the prospects of power-engineering education in Russia.

Alexey Dushin gave an interview to Forpost Press. He talked about why domestic engineering universities should not abandon specialist's degree programmes, which specialities are currently of the most interest to employers, and how the pandemic has affected the educational process.

Andrey Rudskoy talks about the institution's efforts to motivate researchers – most notably amongst the youth – to participate in scientific work.

Tyumen Oblast is one of Russia's leading regions in developing new industries and competencies, with a primary focus being on graduating specialists for the oil & gas sector. It can be said that the entire federal subject depends on it.