The SUSU Multiscale Modelling of Polyfunctional Compounds Laboratory was created in 2016 within Project 5-100. It is headed by Ph.D., Professor of University of Central Florida, USA, Artem Masunov. The laboratory is conducting research in the intersection of chemistry, materials science and informatics, which aims at studying the properties of chemical bonds and intermolecular interactions.
South Ural State University is once again offering openings for the English-language Master’s programme on Mechatronics and Robotics. This programme is being fulfilled since 2016 and is becoming more and more popular among international students.
Contemporary world is dynamics, motion, unstoppable and exciting flow of information. Today, SUSU students hold leading positions regarding being in-demand on the labour market of not only the region but the country as well. This is due to the fact that students at SUSU not just get high-quality professional education but also have prospects in supplementary development and education. One of such key opportunities is advanced linguistic training. Students not only study foreign languages, they use them to think, speak, and carry out negotiations and correspondence.
On June 6th, the Birthday of Alexander Pushkin, a ceremony of awarding students who had taken part in the calligraphy contest and Nationwide Dictation Quiz was held at Tianjin Foreign Studies University. All the participants were awarded certificates and souvenirs with the Pushkin Institute Centre logo. Students recited poems by Alexander Pushkin and performed Russian songs.
Over the past 20 years more than 2,000 specialists and students of Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes on linguistics and translation, theory and methods of teaching foreign languages, applied linguistics and philology, regional studies, and international relations have graduated from the SUSU Institute of Linguistics and International Communications.
South Ural State University is a unique higher education institution which has been implementing project-based learning starting from September of 2018. Project-based learning is an educational model of a new format targeted at improvement of the education quality and the level of alumni’s competitiveness on the global labour market.
A master class on working with chat bots was held for the applied linguistics students at the Department of Linguistics and Translation of the Institute of Linguistics and International Communications. This master class was organized as part of the focus on project-based learning and professionally-oriented work with students.
The international laboratories of South Ural State University include the Neurohepatology Laboratory, which was created in 2016 within Project 5-100. Today, the laboratory is fulfilling big cross-disciplinary projects and carrying out big-scale scientific research, about which we talked to the head of this laboratory on behalf of SUSU Director of the SUSU School of Medical Biology, Doctor of Sciences (Biology), Professor Vadim Tseilikman.
– In which fields research is being conducted at the Neurohepatology Laboratory?
A seminar by the representatives of Times Higher Education (THE) ranking agency will be held at South Ural State University on June 19th. The experts in the assessment of development of the world’s universities will share with the SUSU staff on the university promotion in the scientific and education space.
Times Higher Education has an unprecedented experience in the trends, on which the university activity across the world is based. The data and instruments of comparison are used by many prestigious world’s universities to achieve their strategic goals.
South Ural State University is becoming a SMART university, which unites Europe and Asia. Being one of the leading Russian universities, it shows strong standing in national and international rankings, and is part of the international education elite. Our university’s graduates are in demand in the Russian and global labour markets.
The Faculty of Journalism is a structural division of the SUSU Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities. Today it forms the university’s communications and informational space during the multimedia integration of university news.
The All-Russian Finals of the Championship of the Association of Russian Student Sports Clubs was held in Kazan May 29th through June 2nd. The honour of SUSU and Uralsky Sokol (Ural Falcon) Student Sports Club was being defended by four teams: men’s and women’s 3х3 basketball teams, men’s volleyball and men’s football teams.
The best student teams were competing for three days. The Uralsky Sokol football team made it to the quarterfinals, but then in close competition lost to the team from Bauman Moscow State Technical University.
Digital technologies are entering our lives in all spheres. They get as well actively applied in agriculture, which is an inextricable part of the Chelyabinsk region. South Ural State University makes special contribution into development of crop cultivation in the region. Geoinformation Systems Research and Education Centre (GIS REC) at SUSU is working on digitalization of the region’s territory in order for a more rational use of land resources, and is planning to make a digital map of the Southern Ural in 2019.
Last week, South Ural State University held a ceremony of awarding diplomas to the graduates of such professional training programmes as Mini-MBA.Practice; and Personnel Management at Enterprises of Various Forms of Incorporation.
These programmes are being fulfilled at the МВА Centre of the SUSU School of Economics and Management. The training implies forming of professional competences, which are necessary for proper performance such type of activity as organization of personnel management.
The French version of the web-site of the World Journalism Education Congress, which will be held in Paris, France, this July, has posted information on the program of the Russian section – a round table on Journalism Education in Russia in the Context of Transmedia Development, aimed at exchanging the experience. This will be held at Paris-Dauphine University on July 8, 2019 from 11:00 till 13:00. Doctor of Sciences (Philology), Professor, Dean of the SUSU Faculty of Journalism Liudmila Shesterkina was appointed the head of this section.
In the context of the ending of this academic year, South Ural State University invited the Commercial Director of ASCON-Ural, Sergey Kartashov, who delivered a lecture within the frameworks of the courses on Practicum on the Type of Professional Activity; Production Technology; and Production Organisation.
For students of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th years of study under the programme on Munitions and Explosive Devices, he has held a series of lectures, shared on the development of Industry 4.0, and on ASCON company.
Scientists of South Ural State University invented a system assessing the state of hockey players, which will allow to not just forecast results of the athletes but also adjust their training sessions.
Festivities will be held on June 12th in honour of Russia Day – a state holiday of great importance for the history of the Russian Federation. The holiday has existed since 1992. This was the day that the Declaration of the State Sovereignty of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic was adopted. SUSU students from various countries around the world will take part in the festivities.
In the new academic year, the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities at South Ural State University is launching a new interdisciplinary inter-department educational journalism project entitled “FactCheck-Ecology”, which is to be implemented within project-based learning while training Master’s degree students majoring in Transmedia Journalism.
Head of the SUSU Laboratory of Experimental Archaeology Ivan Semyan acted as member of the Conference Scientific Committee, and as an invited speaker delivered a presentation at the plenary meeting of the scientific forum.
The 42nd conference of the Serbian Archeological Society was held in the city of Negotin, Serbia, May 30th through June 1st. Among the event’s participants were about 130 specialists from Germany, the Netherlands, USA, Poland, Greece, Latvia, Romania, Bulgaria, Bosnia, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, and other countries.
Scientists of South Ural State University have created a technology of zero-waste production, which will allow to avoid the generation of technogenic waste in metallurgy. Metals will be reduced from alloys and recycled.
Our university’s School of Medical Biology trains specialists who are in demand in Russia and abroad.
Pharmaceutical and food industry biotechnologies together with medicine are the global trends in scientific development, that is why these fields of training are promising, and students graduating from these programmes become among the most in-demand specialists in labour market.
For 25 years now, South Ural State University has been successfully developing education in Law. This year the number of those willing to study namely here has become even bigger. In 2019, the Institute of Law has elaborated new academic programmes, which are based on the advanced practices of the leading law universities of Russian; and the issue of job placements for the graduates is being successfully solved year after year thanks to stable partnerships with major employers.
South Ural State University took part in the festivities within the Russian Language Day, celebrated on the birthday of Aleksandr Pushkin. On June 6th, SUSU international students recited works by the great poet at the #PushkinWorld festival. The celebration was held at the A.S. Pushkin Central City Library.
The new Master’s degree programme on Media Communications (in English) has been elaborated by the SUSU Department of Journalism and Mass Communication in cooperation with International Office and the European Journalism Training Association and includes such special subjects as:
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