Career fair held to promote the integration of our compatriots forcibly displaced from Artsakh YSU Ijevan Branch hosted the second edition of the "New Career Opportunities and Perspectives" career fair. The event was organized in cooperation with Yerevan State University and Eurasia International University, as part of the "Learn and Earn: Artsakh" program of the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU). The career fair aimed to foster communication between citizens and employers in Tavush Province of Armenia, as well as to develop the skills of job seekers, particularly those forcibly displaced from Artsakh, to make them more competitive in the labor market.
YSU men's football team secures second place in Futsal Cup The final stage of the Futsal Cup, part of the 25th Armenian Student Sports Games, was held at Yerevan State University. The YSU men's football team competed against the team from M. Nalbandyan State University of Shirak (SUSh) and secured second place.
Scientific research aimed at revitalizing former industrial cities What changes have the industrial cities of Soviet Armenia undergone after the collapse of the USSR, and how have people's lives been altered? What goals and visions do they have for their future, living in these cities, continuing creative work, and pursuing their careers? What steps can be taken to restore these cities? These are the questions under investigation by Yulia Antonyan, Associate Professor at YSU Chair of Cultural Studies, and her research team.
Masterclass held in collaboration with YSU and Apricot Capital A masterclass titled "Investments: Why, When, How?" was held at Yerevan State University as part of the collaboration between the university and Apricot Capital, a leading Armenian investment company. The event aimed to enhance financial literacy and promote the development of a responsible investment culture in Armenia.
Chinese students choose Armenian studies as their area of specialization Graduates of Heihe College and Harbin University of Science and Technology in China, Dai Ruibing and Xu Jiaxue, are continuing their studies at Yerevan State University. They are currently first-year students in the "Armenian Studies" master's program. By pursuing their education at YSU, these Chinese students will delve deeply into the core disciplines of Armenian studies, contributing to the strengthening of scientific, academic, and cultural ties between Armenia and China.
Certificates awarded to students completing YSU-Fastex course Students who successfully completed the collaborative course "Basics of Blockchain Technologies: Use of Crypto Applications" organized by YSU and Fastex, were awarded certificates. The two-month course, which aimed at advancing the blockchain and digital currency sectors, was open to both university students and individuals interested in the field.
Scientific research is the basis for a student’s professional growth – Nane Ordyan The purpose of receiving professional knowledge and excelling in her field, the desire to become an experienced specialist led Nane Ordyan to YSU Faculty of Economics and Management. Alongside her university studies, she conducts research and explores the stock market.
Four YSU students awarded certificates for active participation in Armenia Water Resources Data Hackathon YSU History Museum named after Professor Ludwig Gharibjanyan recently hosted an event at which four YSU students received certificates of appreciation for their active participation in the Armenia Water Resources Data Hackathon and for representing YSU.
YSU listed among the world's top universities Yerevan State University has improved its position in the renowned rankings of the world's top universities.
Education and work: Highlights from the career fair The first-ever career fair titled "New Career Opportunities and Perspectives" was held in collaboration with Yerevan State University and Eurasia International University, as part of the Armenian General Benevolent Union’s (AGBU) "Learn and Earn: Artsakh" program. The main goal of the event was to support the socio-economic integration of compatriots forcibly displaced from Artsakh into Armenian society, while enhancing their competitiveness in the labor market and addressing employment challenges.
