In 2020, the Andijan Institute of Mechanical Engineering established cooperation with the National Technical University of Belarus. Based on the memorandum concluded between higher education institutions, a number of works are being carried out.
In particular, during the last four years, international conferences, seminars and other scientific and practical conferences, internship programs were held in cooperation. In addition, online meetings of professors and teachers of institutions were organized and experiences were exchanged. As a result, a number of proposals and initiatives for further expansion of cooperation were revealed.
Happily, in the 2021-2022 academic year, joint educational programs are being implemented at the bachelor's and master's levels, 2+2 and 1+1 programs. At the moment, more than one hundred students are studying in two bachelor's degrees and five master's degrees in this joint education process.
Yesterday, Dean of the Faculty of Mechanics and Technologies of this university Igor Ivanov and his deputy Alexey Belylar visited the Andijan Mechanical Engineering Institute. The guests were welcomed by Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Suhrobjon Aliyev.
First, the guests inspected the conditions created for students at the Faculty of Automotive Engineering, educational laboratories, and the car service center.
After that, a meeting was held with the participation of the rector of the institute, Umid Turdialiyev.
During the meeting, cooperation on bilateral education, support of cooperation in the field of scientific research, exchange of professors and teachers and students was discussed. Further development of cooperation, exchange of experience in methodological and educational work, development of textbooks and educational materials, joint research in various fields of science and technology were discussed.
The visit of guests continues.
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