On November, 26 UdSU students paid a visit to another school of Izhevsk in the framework of the UdSU project “Open the World with UdSU” initiated by the International and Public Relations Office.
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Between November 18 and 19, an Iraqi delegation of businessmen paid a visit to Izhevsk in the framework of a trade mission. They met representatives of export-oriented medium and small businesses of Udmurt Republic and of HEIs of Udmurtia that actively take part in the process of education export.
The VIII National Russian Olympiad on Teaching Foreign Languages and Cultures gathered future teachers of foreign languages at Udmurt State University on November 19, 2019.
From 2012 until present eight UGR students and 12 UdSU students have already completed the whole course of study. Ten UdSU students will receive or have already received URG diplomas and eight UGR students received UdSU diplomas. In the autumn of 2019 another UGR graduate got UdSU diploma.
On November, 13, 2019 four UdSU students paid a visit to the Izhevsk School #90 in the framework of the UdSU project “Open the World with UdSU” initiated by the International and Public Relations Office.
In the framework of the 30th anniversary of UdSU International Affairs a new UdSU promo video by International and Public Relations Office and STV (Student Television) was created.
International and Russian UdSU students attended International student congress “We Are Different, But We Are Together”. The congress was held between November 5th and 8th, 2019, and hosted by Saint Petersburg of Management Technologies and Economics.
Between May 21 and 22, 2020 UdSU hosts the XVIII International Symposium “Dialects and History of Permic languages in Relations with Other Languages”, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Udmurt nationhood and 140th anniversary of publishing of Boris Gavrilov’s“Pieces of Folk Literature, Cults and Superstitions of Votyaks of Kazan and Vyatka Guberniyas”.
