CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE COURSE "RUSSIAN FOR CHILDREN" AT YSU On July 18, YSU Russian Center hosted the closing ceremony of the "Russian for Children" Summer Course, during which participants and volunteers received certificates.
THIS YEAR 1446 APPLICANTS WERE ADMITTED TO YSU According to the results of the 1st and 2nd rounds of the admission to YSU for 2018-2019 academic year, 1446 applicants have been admitted to the university, 311 of whom will study within the framework of the state order and 1135 on a paid basis. Responsible secretary of YSU Admission Commission Vachagan Galstyan told about it.
MARAT GRIGORYAN SHARES HIS MEMORIES FROM CHILDHOOD YEARS Marat Grigoryan, a member of the European Geophysics Association, Dean of the Faculty of Geography and Geology of YSU was born in Aygestan village of Ararat Province. He has received numerous awards and honorary titles.
A. MARKAROV PRESENTED THE DIRECTIONS OF "PICASA" OFFERED BY YSU WITHIN THE FRAMES OF “ERASMUS MUNDUS” PROJECT IN GYOTINGEN UNIVERSITY Head of YSU International Cooperation Office Alexander Markarov touched upon the program of internationalization of education and the role of YSU in this process.
YSU SUMMER SCHOOL FOR FUTURE ENTRANTS Today, the summer school in Tsaghkadzor for the 11th form pupils of about 20 schools of the republic started.
DEAN OF YSU FACULTY OF SOCIOLOGY SPEAKS ABOUT HIS ROOTS Dean of YSU Faculty of Sociology, Professor Arthur Mkrtichyan is from Stepanakert, Nagorno Karabakh.
AUDIO STUDIO WILL BE OPENED IN SEPTEMBER AT YSU FACULTY OF JOURNALISM Today YSU Rector Aram Simonyan and "Sound Progress" LLC representatives Tigran Hakobyan and Arsen Hakobyan signed a memorandum of cooperation according to which from September YSU Faculty of Journalism will get an audio studio equipped with modern equipment where students will gain new skills.
BIOLOGISTS PARTICIPATED IN THE FIELD PRACTICE IN TSAGHKADZOR About 110 first year students of YSU Faculty of Biology (Biochemistry, Biophysics and Bioinformatics as well as 2nd year students of Biology specialty) participated in field practice in TsaGhkadzor.
“UP NOW TURKISH SOCIETY IS DUMB IN THE ISSUES RELATED TO THE ARMENIAN ISSUES:” SPECIALIST IN TURKIC STUDIES ARI SHEKERYAN YSU Faculty of Oriental Studies launched a Summer School on July 9 offering students the opportunity to improve their everyday conversational Turkish as well as to learn Ottoman language.
