Want to learn a thing or two about Russia, but textbooks or lectures don’t sound appealing? 🤓
We’ve got you covered! Check out our list of the best documentaries for a few relaxing and educational evenings. Find links to the films in our article.
We’ve got you covered! Check out our list of the best documentaries for a few relaxing and educational evenings. Find links to the films in our article.
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ITMO University pinned «🔎 Can’t find your favorite post? Use hashtags!👇 To help you navigate and find the info you need, we include hashtags in our posts. Here they are: #aboutstpete — all about culture, history, art, and everything you need to know about St. Petersburg. #itmoinfo…»
Over on our VK page, we’ve shared another exciting destination for anyone craving a short but exciting weekend trip from St. Pete 🎒
Head over there to plan your next outing!
Head over there to plan your next outing!
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Learn more about nanophotonics and biosensing for free 📖
ITMO’s Faculty of Physics invites Master’s and PhD students, as well as scientists and biosensing experts, to join the School on Biosensing, which will take place on November 20-21 on the Lomonosova campus.
The School of Biosensing is two days of lectures on everything: from the fundamentals to the latest advances in nanophotonics and biosensing, as well as expert talks on modern scientific challenges.
🇬🇧 Working language: English
💵 Fee: free
✉️ Application deadline: November 13, 2023
🔗 Discover more here
#opportunities
ITMO’s Faculty of Physics invites Master’s and PhD students, as well as scientists and biosensing experts, to join the School on Biosensing, which will take place on November 20-21 on the Lomonosova campus.
The School of Biosensing is two days of lectures on everything: from the fundamentals to the latest advances in nanophotonics and biosensing, as well as expert talks on modern scientific challenges.
🇬🇧 Working language: English
💵 Fee: free
✉️ Application deadline: November 13, 2023
🔗 Discover more here
#opportunities
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Mohammad Asiful from Bangladesh recently embarked on an exciting journey as a new student at ITMO. Currently learning Russian in the Foundation Program, Asif will soon pursue a Bachelor’s in computer systems and technologies.
"I used to go through both ITMO’s websites and social media accounts, especially the ones in English (Telegram, Twitter, VK). They helped me learn a lot about ITMO and the student life here," says Asiful.
Learn more about his skills, dreams, and aspirations in today’s Student Spotlight.
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"I used to go through both ITMO’s websites and social media accounts, especially the ones in English (Telegram, Twitter, VK). They helped me learn a lot about ITMO and the student life here," says Asiful.
Learn more about his skills, dreams, and aspirations in today’s Student Spotlight.
#itmofaces
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Recently, ITMO University met with prospective students from Azerbaijan at the National Exhibition of Russian Education, held at the Russian House in Baku 🇦🇿
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Our international team also included Gulnur Babaeva, an ITMO Bachelor’s student of bioengineering, who came all the way to share first-hand experiences with applicants from her home country.
We caught up with Gulnur to learn more about her impressions of the event.
💬 Why did you choose ITMO?
I was choosing between studying in St. Petersburg and Moscow. In high school, I did chemistry and then got interested in bioengineering. I find it a very promising career field with a lot of prospects. And in St. Petersburg, only ITMO offered a program in this field. I enrolled there by winning a government scholarship.
💬 How did you become a part of this event?
One day I received an email from the International Students Learning and Support Center. Its head, Marina Serova, was inviting me to the upcoming educational exhibition in Baku as she wanted ITMO to be represented by an Azerbaijani students. She paid attention to me because of my grades and academic success. I grew fond of this idea and took the opportunity.
💬 What did you do during the exhibition?
At the event, numerous Russian universities set up booths where any school and university students, as well as researchers, could come up and learn more.
I was the only student representative there, so it was to our advantage – applicants could ask me questions about student life that no teacher could answer. We talked about the government scholarship and they were surprised they could study in Russia for free. The next day, I made a presentation about ITMO in general.
It was useful in both ways – we got acquainted with other Russian and Azerbaijani universities and established solid communication.
💬 Do you think such events are important if you can find everything online?
Even though every university nowadays has a website, information for international students is often hidden or hard to find.
It’s always better when people themselves talk about their university and prepare speeches for a specific audience. There is always live communication, and an opportunity to ask your questions in real time.
ITMO takes part in educational exhibitions all over the world. Stay tuned for announcements of educational fairs in your country!
We caught up with Gulnur to learn more about her impressions of the event.
💬 Why did you choose ITMO?
I was choosing between studying in St. Petersburg and Moscow. In high school, I did chemistry and then got interested in bioengineering. I find it a very promising career field with a lot of prospects. And in St. Petersburg, only ITMO offered a program in this field. I enrolled there by winning a government scholarship.
💬 How did you become a part of this event?
One day I received an email from the International Students Learning and Support Center. Its head, Marina Serova, was inviting me to the upcoming educational exhibition in Baku as she wanted ITMO to be represented by an Azerbaijani students. She paid attention to me because of my grades and academic success. I grew fond of this idea and took the opportunity.
💬 What did you do during the exhibition?
At the event, numerous Russian universities set up booths where any school and university students, as well as researchers, could come up and learn more.
I was the only student representative there, so it was to our advantage – applicants could ask me questions about student life that no teacher could answer. We talked about the government scholarship and they were surprised they could study in Russia for free. The next day, I made a presentation about ITMO in general.
It was useful in both ways – we got acquainted with other Russian and Azerbaijani universities and established solid communication.
💬 Do you think such events are important if you can find everything online?
Even though every university nowadays has a website, information for international students is often hidden or hard to find.
It’s always better when people themselves talk about their university and prepare speeches for a specific audience. There is always live communication, and an opportunity to ask your questions in real time.
ITMO takes part in educational exhibitions all over the world. Stay tuned for announcements of educational fairs in your country!
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Who among our students will become the voice of ITMO? The competition results are here 🥁
A huge thanks to everyone who shared their stories with us – your contributions are greatly appreciated! Without further ado, we are excited to announce the authors of the most creative videos:
🥇 Collins Awusa
🥈 Zhang Xi
🥉 Beybitkhan Khalifa
Congratulations! You’ll soon receive an email on how to claim your prizes 💙
A huge thanks to everyone who shared their stories with us – your contributions are greatly appreciated! Without further ado, we are excited to announce the authors of the most creative videos:
🥇 Collins Awusa
🥈 Zhang Xi
🥉 Beybitkhan Khalifa
Congratulations! You’ll soon receive an email on how to claim your prizes 💙
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Our library offers you an amazing opportunity send a letter to your future self ✉️
You’ll find a special mailbox and everything you need for writing at the ITMO Library on Lomonosova 9.
To join, simply visit the letter zone and do the following:
💫 Write a letter and put it in an envelope
💫 Take a number, stick it to your letter, and then fill in the table with your email and ITMO ID number
💫 Place the envelope inside or next to the mailbox (if your envelope does not fit)
💫 Return in a year to pick up your letter!
International students are welcome to send their time capsules by November 1❣️
You’ll find a special mailbox and everything you need for writing at the ITMO Library on Lomonosova 9.
To join, simply visit the letter zone and do the following:
💫 Write a letter and put it in an envelope
💫 Take a number, stick it to your letter, and then fill in the table with your email and ITMO ID number
💫 Place the envelope inside or next to the mailbox (if your envelope does not fit)
💫 Return in a year to pick up your letter!
International students are welcome to send their time capsules by November 1❣️
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