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A delegation of the Association of Vietnamese Citizens in Russia, headed by Chairman Do Xuan Hoang, visited St. Petersburg Mining University on a working visit. During the meeting with Rector Vladimir Litvinenko, the parties discussed the prospects of cooperation between the higher schools of the two countries.

He was Ismagil Tasimov, a mining industrialist from Bashkiria, who convinced senators and officials of the urgency of training their own engineering staff and his colleagues of the need to finance a new educational institution.

On Friday, May 12, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on a pilot project to reform higher education. In particular, it provides for the abolition of the bachelor’s degree and the introduction of a basic level of higher education, the programs of which will last from four to six years

The public discussion about the reform of higher education, initiated by the rector of St. Petersburg Mining University, Vladimir Litvinenko, continues

The III International BELAZ-CHALLENGE-2023 Engineering Case Study Championship is over in Minsk

”You, born in the heart of Asia, are considered an honor by all European academies to have as a member,” wrote a famous German geologist and traveler, professor at one of Germany’s largest universities, Gerhardt vom Rath, to Nikolai Koksharov, Director of the Mining Institute and the Imperial Mineralogical Society.

The ”Meeting of Cultures” international festival was held at the Gorny Multifunctional Complex. Its participants were 140 people from 29 universities of the Northern Capital, representing 13 countries.

On November 6, 1896, the oldest technical institute in Russia held a solemn meeting on the occasion of the centenary of the death of Catherine the Great. The Minister of Agriculture and State Property Alexei Ermolov read out the decree of Nicholas II, according to which the educational institution was to be named the ”Mining Institute of Empress Catherine II”.

Their goal shall be the development of academic mobility and the creation of joint research teams

About 400 high school students gathered on the site of the Mining University to present their papers on the development of the country’s mineral complex