The traditional Practical Training Day for students of the Journalism and Advertising and Public Relations degree programmes was held at ISSH Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. This year, future journalists and specialists in advertising and public relations completed their Practical Trainings abroad, in the Czech Republic, and in 22 cities across Russia, including Moscow, Sochi, Chelyabinsk, Snezhinsk, Magnitogorsk, Krasnoturinsk, Krasnoufimsk, Mezhgorye, Asha, and other cities.
South Ural State University held a meeting devoted to two significant events, namely 100th anniversary of the All-Union Leninist Young Communist League (AULYCL) and 50th anniversary of assigning Chelyabinsk Polytechnic Institute (nowadays SUSU) the name of Leninist Young Communist League.
The annual information days for international students from Arab countries, French-speaking countries, and China have been held at South Ural State University. The goal of these events is to inform international students about migration rules, fire safety, and the rules of living in dormitories and life at SUSU.
China is one of the most prospective partners of the Russian Federation. Modern relationships between Russia and China are officially determined by the parties as an integral, equal and reliable partnership and strategic interaction. Connection between educational and research organisations, higher education institutions in particular, provides both Russia and China with new possibilities of mutually beneficial cooperation. South Ural State University is actively working in this area in several key directions.
In Chelyabinsk scientists are turning food products into “means of transport”. A unique innovation by South Ural researchers will be of help to oncologists.
There are tons of fun things you can do in Chelyabinsk. Below, we’ve picked some exciting events the city has to offer this weekend. It’s time to get some tickets and make those freedom evenings count! Don’t forget to leave your comment about the events on Vk and Facebook.
November 2, 18:00
Chelyabinsk State Academic Drama Theatre n.a. Naum Orlov
Now or Never 2-hour play
The Institute of Open and Distance Education of South Ural State University elaborated a vocational enhancement course entitled «The World of Soft Skills: New Level of Project Activity”, target audience for which is students. Author of the course is Alia Dobrikova, Candidate of Cultural Studies, Associate Professor of the Department of Management and Law.
Global Smart Industry Conference (GloSIC’2018) will be held at South Ural State University (National Research University) November 13th through 15th. Link to the conference web-site.
For the 10th time, South Ural State University is holding Vmeste (Together) International Festival of Creativity, in which hundreds of talented people of various ages participate.
The festival is centred around patriotic education for teenagers and the transfer of knowledge from older mentors. Each year, three to five thousand people take part in the festival.
Deputy Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Yulia Bolotina shares on what the festival was like this year.
Each year, QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) Ranking Agency publishes a number of rankings of best universities of the world. Regional QS EECA ranking includes 300 higher education institutions of the countries of developing Europe and Central Asia.
On October 25, a festival of alumni of the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities’ Faculty of Psychology took place at South Ural State University.
This day, the university brought together alumni of the Faculty of Psychology of all graduation years, starting from the first graduation in 2001.
The scariest night of the year is coming, and if you think that watching horror movies is the only way to have fun on Halloween, then read this article. Below you will find ten hilarious Halloween party games perfect for a big company. Make sure you laugh evil spirits away and enjoy fun with your international friends on Halloween!
In the modern world, when an avalanche of information noise comes crushing down at us, it is very difficult to distinct real facts from fake information. In a time like this, the role of qualitative journalism especially increases. Today, it is necessary to improve the level of trust to new media and impart the skills of fact checking to journalists. This is especially important for assessment of political statements’ accuracy.
SUSU’s Centre for International Education invites students to take part in exchange programmes. Students will get a chance to spend spring semester in a partner university while studying there for free; upon return to SUSU, credits for the disciplines that were completed at a partner university get transferred.
Requirements for students: English language knowledge not lower than level B1, international passport, high grade point average, full-time mode of study.
Dean of the Faculty of Journalism, Head of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Doctor of Sciences (Philology), Liudmila Shesterkina took part in the 10th international scientific readings entitled “Mass Media and Mass Communications 2018” organised by Lomonosov MSU’s Faculty of Journalism.
On October 26 and 27, the 11th meeting of the Council for Enhancement of Competitiveness of Leading Universities of the Russian Federation among World’s Leading Research and Education Centres (the Council of Project 5-100) was held in Kaliningrad. In the course of the meeting, results of each university’s progress within programme 5-100 were thoroughly analysed.
Over its 75-year history South Ural State University has supported development of its scientific schools in natural sciences, engineering and humanities. Among the most outstanding and young schools is the scientific literary school of the SUSU Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities.
“Continuing the Traditions and a Groundbreaking Approach Are Important”
SUSU’s Institute of Supplementary Education (ISE) launched a programme for leading specialists of the Chelyabinsk Tube-Rolling Plant (ChTPZ) entitled “Statistical methods of information processing and their application in product quality systems”.
This past weekend, October 27th and 28th, the new season of Student Hockey League 2018-2019 started. SUSU’s hockey team called Polytechnic opened the season with two victories over the Novosibirsk’s Urozhay.
The matches were held in Chelyabinsk in Yunost Sport Palace. From the first minutes, the host team started active game in the rival’s zone, and by the end of the second period, the score was 4:1, and by conclusion of the match, the South Ural’s team increased the number of roll-ins up to 11. The final score was 11:2.
On October 12th the Centre of Development of Legal Clinics jointly with the Faculty of Law of Lomonosov Moscow State University held the 9th All-Russian Conference of Legal Clinics on the Legal Aid that Anyone Could Afford, as well as an international forum on the Interactive Methods of Teaching Law Students.
On October 23, a meeting of Interagency Coordination Council for Tourism Development under the Governor of the Chelyabinsk Region took place. Among participants of the event was Director of South Ural State University’s Institute of Sport, Tourism and Service, Vadim Erlikh.
On October 15, an International Online Olympiad on the Russian Language as a Foreign Language began. Pushkin Institute Research, Education and Coordination Centre organized the Olympiad for the Foreign Students studying abroad as well as at the universities of Russia.
Establishment of digital economics and switching to Industry 4.0 is the strategy goal of Russia. Improvement of traffic infrastructure plays a very important role in this process. Scientists of South Ural State University within the AutoNet national technology initiative are working on the Smart Transportation project, in the frameworks of which an intelligent system for control over the city traffic system is to be created. The project will feature large industrial and IT companies of the country, as well as the city administration of Chelyabinsk.
A team of 45 scientists, formed at South Ural State University, completed an interdisciplinary research project. The result of two-years-long work is a 400-page-thick monograph entitled “Private Law Principles” published by the largest Russian publishing house called Prospekt.
