Representatives from Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno took part in the « Features of appointing and conducting forensic medical examination in civil cases » interdisciplinary project

Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno and Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University successfully implemented an interdisciplinary project. The defense of the project took place on March 20 in Grodno and Moscow via video conference.

The research was made on practical issues of appointment, implementation, assessment and usage of the report of the forensic expert in trial activities. Tatiana Pashkevich from Jurisprudence specialty, Faculty of Law of Yanka Kupala State University and Milena Genjalieva from Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University presented the main results of the research to the committee.

Head of the Civil Law Department of Yanka Kupala State University Igor Martynenko as well as Doctor of medical science and Head of Forensic Medicine Department of Pirogov Russian National Medical University Evgeniy Kildyushov became the project coordinators.

According to Professor Martynenko’s words the students had an opportunity to both make a presentation and publish their research. The results of the «Features of appointing and conducting forensic medical examination in civil cases» project were introduced to the educational process and are available at the educational portal.

Professor from Uzbekistan will be giving lectures in Yanka Kupala State University

Professor and Doctor of technical science Muhamedov Kabiljan from Tashkent chemical-technological Institute gives lectures at the Faculty of Biology and Ecology under the Visiting Professor program.  

Professor Muhamedov will give lectures on Toxicology basics, Ecology and environmental management and Common Eclology to the first year students of the Bioecology specialty.

During the lectures the attention will be paid to the state of modern natural resources, reasonable environmental management as well as ways of solving commodity, energy and food problems.

By the way, there is a cooperation agreement between Yanka Kupala State University and Tashkent chemical-technological Institute, which was signed in March 2021. At the moment Head of Technology, Physiology and Food Hygiene Department Natalia Bashun is giving lectures in Tashkent.

The Faculty of Law of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno held an online event “Welcome Day”

"Welcome Day" is an online event organized by the Faculty of Law with the aim of presenting our university to the Republic of Uzbekistan. The meeting was attended by representatives of universities, colleges of law and technical schools of Uzbekistan.

The Faculty of Law held an online event “Welcome Day” with educational institutions of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Tashkent State University of Law, Tashkent College of Law, and other colleges of law from different cities of Uzbekistan joined the online event. About 20 Uzbek educational institutions took part in the “Welcome Day” event.

Svetlana Cheburanova, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, addressed to the participants of the online event with a welcome speech, shared the details about studying at Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno at the Faculty of Law. She answered questions that followed from employees and students of Uzbek colleges of law. Most of the questions concerned the specifics of obtaining a dual degree, internship, tuition fees, terms of admission, living conditions for foreign students, and further possibilities of studying for a master's degree.

Two videos were presented at the event: an introductory video about Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno and a video about the Faculty of Law.

Сitizens of Uzbekistan, 2nd year students of the Faculty of Law majoring in “International Law” made a presentation “I study at Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno”. Students shared their impressions of YKSUG, studying at the Faculty of Law, highlighted the active scientific life of students and the opportunity to participate in various international conferences.

With great interest, they presented the activities of the Foreign Students Association aimed to popularize the national culture and traditions of foreign students. They also told about the living conditions in the dormitory vividly and with interest. Students noted the beauty of Grodno, the kindness of Grodno residents, the beautiful nature of Belarus. Their performance was accompanied by a display of personal photos.

At the end of the “Welcome Day”, the representatives of Uzbekistan thanked for the online event, noting its informativeness and usefulness.

Professor from School of Journalism and Mass Communication of Saint Petersburg State University Lilia Duskaeva gave a course of lectures in Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno

“Language and style of Mass Communication” course of lectures on the disciplines “Journalism” and “Information and Communication” for students of the 2^nd year took place in Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno. Doctor of Philology, Professor and Head of the Media Linguistics Department of Saint Petersburg State University Lilia Duskaeva gave lectures in 4-6 May. During this period of time students, future journalists and information and communication specialists got to learn about the Professor’s method of media text analysis.

Journalism Department of the Faculty of History, Communication and Tourism of Yanka Kupala State University and Media Linguistics Department of Saint Petersburg State University established close cooperation over the previous years. Lilia Duskaeva and other teachers from Saint Petersburg State University regularly attend scientific events in Yanka Kupala State University. Cooperative work between the universities led to a few scientific publications connected with the media text analysis including Speech Etiquette in Slavic Online Communities monograph.

Head of the Journalism Department Inna Minchuk and senior lecturers Tamara Pivovarchik and Iryna Gerasimchik were invited as members of the Belarusian National Subcommittee of the Media Linguistics Committee.

Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno was included to THE University Impact Rankings 2022 for the first time

THE University Impact Rankings is one of the largest researches of THE Ranking (Times Higher Education). It has been functioning since 2019, focusing mainly on the world universities’ achievements of the goals of UN in sustainable development sphere.

In 2022   Impact Rankings 1406 universities of 106 countries, including 6 Belarusian universities, appeared in the rank.

More information can be found on Times Higher Education site.

Learn about Yanka Kupala State University in World Rankings here.

Professor from Yanka Kupala State University participated as an expert in the International competition of student’s research works “Digital Discovery”

XII Eurasian Economic Youth Forum “Russia and the World in New Realities: Changing in World Economic Relations” took place in April 26-29 in the Ural State University of Economics. During the forum the competition of the research works “Digital Discovery” was held. Igor Martynenko, Doctor of Law, Professor and Head of the Civil Law and Procedure Department, was invited as an expert from Yanka Kupala State University.

The event included 45 competitions and 6 congresses, public lectures, plenary meeting and meeting of students and diplomats. This year more than 8000 participants from 92 countries and 76 regions in Russia took part in the forum. Students and young professionals presented the results of their research and encouraged the listeners from different countries to study and make researches too.

During his speech Igor Martynenko paid attention to the necessity of exchange in knowledge, ideas and experience of using legal regulatory mechanisms in economic processes. He also shared the achievements of Belarus in this field.

The Organizing Committee of the Eurasian Economic Youth Forum commended the Professor’s participation in the international event. He received a Letter of Gratitude from Yakov Silin, Rector of the Ural State University of Economics.

A visiting professor from Turkey will give lectures at Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno

For four days, Candidate of Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor, Dean of the Business School, Head of the Distance Learning Center of Istanbul Medipol University Gökhan Silahtaroğlu will give lectures to our students and get acquainted with the potential of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno.

The working visit was opened by a meeting of Gokhan Silakhtaroglu and First Vice-Rector of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno Yury Ramanouski, which was also attended by Maryna Karpitskaya, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management, Yury Hniazdouski, Dean of the Faculty of Pedagogy, Alena Livak, Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Scienсe, Aleksandr Vorontsov, Dean of the Faculty of Innovative Mechanic Engineering, Marina Kolotsey, Head of the educational and methodological department, Volha Minava, Head of the Department for International Relations, Volha Piarkova, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Foreign languages, interpreter.

The participants of the meeting discussed the work of faculties and structural units and expressed hope for close cooperation.

The visiting professor will give lectures on the following topics «Network Security Problems» (discipline «Fundamentals of network technologies»), «Fundamentals of project management» (discipline «Computer Information Technology»). He will also conduct seminars and laboratory classes.

The visit takes place within the framework of the «Visiting Professor» program, and the Faculty of Economics and Management became the host.

A visiting professor from Turkey will give lectures at Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno

For four days, Candidate of Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor, Dean of the Business School, Head of the Distance Learning Center of Istanbul Medipol University Gökhan Silahtaroğlu will give lectures to our students and get acquainted with the potential of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno.

The working visit was opened by a meeting of Gokhan Silakhtaroglu and First Vice-Rector of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno Yury Ramanouski, which was also attended by Maryna Karpitskaya, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management, Yury Hniazdouski, Dean of the Faculty of Pedagogy, Alena Livak, Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Scienсe, Aleksandr Vorontsov, Dean of the Faculty of Innovative Mechanic Engineering, Marina Kolotsey, Head of the educational and methodological department, Volha Minava, Head of the Department for International Relations, Volha Piarkova, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Foreign languages, interpreter.

The participants of the meeting discussed the work of faculties and structural units and expressed hope for close cooperation.

The visiting professor will give lectures on the following topics «Network Security Problems» (discipline «Fundamentals of network technologies»), «Fundamentals of project management» (discipline «Computer Information Technology»). He will also conduct seminars and laboratory classes.

The visit takes place within the framework of the «Visiting Professor» program, and the Faculty of Economics and Management became the host.

Joint educational programs

Students of Yanka Kupala State University became the prizewinners of the international programming competition

NERC Finals were held last week. More than 220 teams from universities of Belarus, Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan took part in the championship. The competition was held in 4 cities (Saint-Petersburg, Barnaul, Almaty, Yerevan and Minsk) at the same time.

Yanka Kupala State University was represented by GrSU-1 and GrSU-2 teams, consisting of Vladilen Loktevich, Yury Sarosek, Nikolay Ignatenko and Andrey Hombak, Nikita Korenevsky, Nikolay Zdanchuk respectively.

Team GrSU-1 was the only team of all regional universities to get 3^rd place.

Each team had one computer and five hours to solve 12 problems. The students had to create, introduce and prove the work of their algorithm and then write a program, using one of the programming languages. In order to win, the program must give only correct answers. Teams who had solved more problems won.