One of the leaders of Russian higher education – South Ural State University (SUSU) – is located at the border of Europe and Asia, in Chelyabinsk. Nowadays more than 400 Chinese students are successfully studying at SUSU. The most popular programs chosen by Chinese students are International Relations, Philology, Linguistics, Economics, Mechatronics and Robotics, Power Engineering.
South Ural State University has successfully passed the competitive selection for receiving grants in the field of science for conducting joint research with organisations from the CIS and the Near Abroad countries as part of the implementation of the program of scientific and technological collaboration. Jointly with the Rudny Industrial Institute, Kazakhstan, SUSU will be working on a project on creating new composite materials for three years.
South Ural State University is one of the leading Russian multidisciplinary universities with the fundamental scientific basis and high standards of specialist training. The university is multinational and nowadays is a home for more than 2,000 international students.
A meeting between the leadership of SUSU and the Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works took place in Magnitogorsk on August 23rd. During the course of the meeting a possible partnership between the major South Ural university and its industrial partner in the field of quantum technologies was discussed.
The project of a team of researchers from South Ural State University received grant support from the Russian Science Foundation (RSF). The project to develop a device that does not allow the emission of harmful gases from an industrial furnace to prevent and eliminate environmental pollution belongs to one of the strategic directions within the framework of the Priority 2030 program - The eco-environment of post-industrial agglomeration.
Scientists from Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt have proposed the most efficient mathematical model of the biodiesel production process. The scientists used machine learning to model the biodiesel production process from soybean oil and methanol. The study was published in the highly rated scientific journal Environmental Technology & Innovation (Q1).
Ahmed Mohamed from Egypt is studying at the third course of Mechatronics and Robotics (English-taught programme). He manages to combine study, sport, and volunteering. Read on to learn more about his experiences at SUSU and living in Chelyabinsk.
The exhibition is dedicated to one of the most familiar materials to modern man—porcelain. You might think 'What could be easier'? But it took almost a thousand and a half years to perfect the technology of porcelain production in China, and Europe has been trying to figure out this secret for almost three hundred years. Each country has its own history of porcelain making.
The South Urals was represented by a delegation of 70 people, including Valeria Chachina, head of the Association of International Students and Alumni.
A private screening of the South Urals. Traces of Ages documentary film, organized specially for the first lady of the Chelyabinsk Region was held at South Ural State University. Together with public figure Irina Texler, the SUSU Acting Rector Alexander Wagner, the author of the idea and general producer of the film German Vyatkin, as well as representatives of the film crew watched the film.
Moving to another country gives a great advantage to students and aspiring specialists: all you need to do is choose a place where your field of choice is well-developed and head off to learn from the best so you can join their ranks in the future.
International applicants wishing to study in Master's degree or postgraduate programmes will get a chance to obtain their education at South Ural State University (SUSU) free-of-charge. For that they must be among the winners of the Open Doors International Olympiad. SUSU, as one of the leading universities in Russia and winner of the Priority 2030 project, is the organizer of the Olympiad.
International applicants enrolling in Master’s degree or postgraduate programmes can study at South Ural State University (SUSU) free of charge, upon winning in the Open Doors International Olympiad of the Association of Global Universities. SUSU, being one of the leading universities in Russia, acts as the organizer of the Olympiad.
As many as 21 Candidates and Doctors of Sciences of South Ural State University are ready to become academic advisors of Master’s degree and postgraduate students in various fields: from literary studies to industrial ecology.
A project by a team of research fellows of South Ural State University and Chelyabinsk State University has received grant support from the Russian Science Foundation (RSF). The project is aimed at studying the Cossack population of Chelyabinsk from the point of view of its formation during the period from the second quarter of the 18th century to the first quarter of the 20th century.
Studying in other countries often opens up new opportunities: it becomes the next step in one’s career, helps one make useful acquaintances, learn about another culture, and gain necessary experience and knowledge.
The goals may be different, but the most important thing remains the same: to realize what you want to achieve and to learn from experienced professionals and practitioners. Young people from India have explained how studying in a foreign country as well as university mentors help develop their professional skills and achieve goals.
Each September registration opens for the participants of the Open Doors: Russian Scholarship Project International Online Olympiad. The organizers invite applicants to take part in this project and enrol in Master’s degree or postgraduate programmes in Russian universities without any entrance tests and to study there totally free of charge.
How Public Relations are built in the field of professional education, that is what Fedor Kruchinin learned in his conversation with Elena Davletshina, Head of the SUSU Media Relations and Monitoring Department.
— I heard that modern Public Relations are grounded in Komsomol and not at all in Western patterns. Do you agree on that?
The results of the first wave of contests for grants from the Governor of the Chelyabinsk Region in 2022 have been summed up. Projects by South Ural State University have received almost 5.5 million roubles.
Students from the near abroad countries enrol after university tests without the need to take the Unified State Examination. All international students are accommodated in dormitories.
More than 500 students from Uzbekistan are obtaining their education at SUSU in Chelyabinsk. Dilrabo Tozhikulova is a native of the city of Olmaliq, Tashkent Region.
A scientist from SUSU won a grant from the Russian Science Foundation to research the interaction between antibiotics and bacterial ribosomes in growing peptide-ribosome tunnel-antibiotic triads. Scientists plan to simulate the interaction between antibiotics and pathogen ribosomes. This research will help create new types of synthetic antibiotics for resistant bacterial strains.
Faridun Aralov from Tajikistan is getting his Master’s Degree at SUSU Law Institute. He loves participating in cultural events and wants to become a great specialist. Read on to learn more about his experiences at SUSU.
South Ural State University has become a participant of Innoprom 2022, our country’s main industrial exhibition. SUSU has presented world-class projects implemented within the framework of the Ural Research and Education Centre on the Chelyabinsk Region stand and developments within the framework of strategic projects under the Priority 2030 program on its own one.
“Russia is like second homeland”: students from Tajikistan have shared their unforgettable impressions from their life and studies in a different country.
More than 200 students from Tajikistan are obtaining their education at SUSU in Chelyabinsk. Postgraduate student Shahboz Kodirov from Dushanbe is among them. Now he is preparing to defend his thesis of a Candidate of Sciences under the supervision of a prominent Russian scientist, Professor, and President of South Ural State University Aleksandr Shestakov
Scientists from South Ural State University jointly with their colleagues from the USA, Greece and Russia have conducted a research and assessed the influence of stress hormones and liver enzymes on the anxiety level. Following the results of this work, an article has been published in a top-rated scientific journal International Journal of Molecular Sciences.
