Representatives of the Voronezh State Technical University of the Russian Federation, Director of the Institute of International Education, Budko Valeriya Vyacheslavovna, and Deputy Director of the Institute of International Education, Associate Professor Shulgin Aleksey Vyacheslavovich visited our institute.
The guests were welcomed by the rector of the institute Umid Turdialiyev, vice-rector for academic affairs Suhrob Aliyev, head of the international cooperation department Fatima Karimovalar, and the initial introduction process was started. The guests were given information about the institute's faculties, their current directions, international cooperation, and educational processes. They also heard information about Voronezh State Technical University.
After that, a small excursion around all the buildings was organized in order to familiarize the guests with the conditions created for students to study in the institute.
Initially, the placement in the main building was introduced to the Physics Laboratory. Then the material and technical base in the building of the Faculty of Transport and Logistics, Management of Technological Processes and Computer Systems was seen. Among them are the rooms created by the software of the faculty, the mini-stadium, and the service intended for the technical inspection of cars, which is planned to start operating soon.
They got acquainted closely with the scientific and research work carried out in the automotive industry cafe. Especially the laboratory of the institute and the new educational-practical building aroused great interest in them. They were once again interested in the establishment of a preschool educational institution for teachers' children.
At the end of the visit, flyers and brochures with complete information about the institute were presented to the guests.
Source: AndMI press service
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