It consists of two independent online rounds: the first round (individual) will be held on October 13, 2024; the second round (team) will be held during October 14 – October 21, 2024.
The work includes installing ceilings, equipment, and plumbing in common areas and covering the walls with ceramic tiles. The materials used are primarily domestically produced.
NSU has signed a cooperation agreement with the Center for Public Diplomacy which, under an agreement with Rossotrudnichestvo, is forming a network of Russia Houses in West African countries.
Priority areas for cooperation include the launch of joint educational programs, student and faculty mobility programs, and scientific exchanges.
Novosibirsk State University maintained its high positions in the Interfax TOP 10 ranking of the best Russian universities in Russia, taking 7th place overall. In the "Education" category, it entered the TOP-5 and in the "Cooperation" category NSU rose to 2nd position.
Landscaping has begun on the new NSU classroom building. This building is an element in the second stage of the NSU world-class campus construction that is being supported by the “Science and Universities” national project.
This victory came after passing three rounds of competition: qualification, pre-final, and final.
16 students from Nigeria, Belarus, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Algeria, India, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, the UAE, and Tanzania participated in the School.
From May 27 to June 17, NSU is hosting the Interussia Summer Engineering School for young foreign specialists in digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
In the near future, Russian Houses will open in Mali, Chad, and Guinea. This will make a significant contribution to the development of Russian-African cooperation in the field of education.
. 43 Russian universities and more than 3,500 Chinese schoolchildren took part in the project’s activities.
The RAEX agency published its third subject rankings of Russian universities. In 2024, the number of subjects assessed increased to 36 and 170 universities in 43 Russian regions were included on the list. NSU was among the winners in 8 subjects.