YSU students among the best: Results of national competition announced The results of the 2024 competition for awarding named scholarships to the top-performing students of Armenian universities have been summarized. The competition, titled "Best Student", recognized 37 winners from various higher education institutions across the country.
Persistence and willingness are crucial when working on scientific projects- YSU PhD student Naira Gasparyan Naira Gasparyan, a PhD student at YSU Institute of Physics, is delving into the study of nonlinear systems. She believes that leveraging SC-DSB signals holds significant potential for advancing radio equipment, modulation techniques, and communication systems.
Collaboration between YSU and National Academy of Chinese Modernization formalized through memorandum Today, Yerevan State University and the National Academy of Chinese Modernization signed a memorandum of understanding, with the aim of fostering academic and scientific collaboration between the two institutions.
YSU team secures triple victory at ICPC World Finals The Armenian delegation, comprising 4 YSU teams, competed in the semi-finals of the ICPC (International Collegiate Programming Contest) World Finals 2025 in Tbilisi, Georgia. The delegation was led by Armen Andreasyan, coach of the YSU teams and Assistant Professor at the Chair of Programming and Information Technologies.
Students from Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh universities awarded certificates Six students from Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh universities, who participated in the "Russian Language and Regional Studies" program at YSU Faculty of Russian Philology, received certificates for successfully completing the courses. The international students studied at YSU for one semester as part of an inter-university cooperation.
Flying detector to detect greenhouse gases in atmospheric layers: YSU Professor Mikayel Aleksanyan's new scientific project The increase in the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere contributes to global warming on Earth and causes anomalous climatic changes. This issue is central to the scientific research of Professor Mikayel Aleksanyan, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Head of the Center of Semiconductor Devices and Nanotechnologies at YSU Institute of Physics. His scientific project is aimed at developing innovative technologies that can assist in the continuous monitoring of air quality, particularly in terms of detecting greenhouse gases.
Job seekers and employers on the same platform: Evaluating the effectiveness of the career fair Yerevan State University and Eurasia International University organized a career fair titled "New Career Opportunities and Perspectives" as part of the Armenian General Benevolent Union’s (AGBU) "Learn and Earn: Artsakh" program. The main objectives of this initiative were to support the socio-economic integration of individuals forcibly displaced from Artsakh to Armenia, enhance their competitiveness in the labor market, and address employment challenges.
Causes of Armenian migrations and displacements central to new scientific investigation Professors Hakob Harutyunyan and Haykaz Hovhannisyan from YSU Faculty of History are researching Armenian migrations and displacements. Together with their research team, they aim to uncover the causes and historical circumstances of these migrations, as well as to explore why once-thriving Armenian communities gradually "faded", and why many Armenians in these communities chose the path of assimilation with the local people.
Teams awarded certificates at Armenian ICPC Quarterfinals Teams that took part in the Armenian International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) quarterfinals, held at Yerevan State University, were presented with certificates in recognition of their participation.
Researchers from YSU Faculty of History discuss forming and integrating new knowledge into educational systems YSU Faculty of History recently hosted a discussion titled "Integration of Studies on Armenia-Georgia-Iran Relations in Educational Processes", where university researchers presented their new approaches to incorporating integrated studies into educational systems.
