There is a connection of the South Ural region to the formation of many peoples. However, every year new evidence is found that ancient Hungarians lived in this territory. The studies of the bones from a burial ground in the South Ural region, and comparing the revealed haplotypes to those of the ancient Hungarians have served as the confirmation to this theory.
A SUSU archaeologist studied burial mounds (known as kurgans in Russian) with “moustaches” located in the Ural-Kazakh steppes. The results of the analysis of information about the burial and memorial complexes became the foundation for a book which was published in Budapest, Hungary, under the authorship of the South Urals researcher.
Today from 13:00 to 16:00 in Room 1007 of the SUSU main building, following the instructions from the Chelyabinsk Region Governor Alexey Texler, a preventative meeting with international students will be held by the staff members of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Chelyabinsk Region. The event will be attended in the remote format by the staff of the international offices of major Chelyabinsk and Chelyabinsk Region universities, and by international students. Students can ask the staff of the MIA questions.
The annual World Press Freedom Conference 2020 has been held in December. The World Press Freedom Conference 2020 is an event that annually brings together journalists, media companies, human rights defenders, judicial officers, politicians, scientists, youth, non-governmental organisations – all those who are interested in press freedom issues around the world.
SUSU Rector Aleksandr Shestakov delivered his report at the Second Forum of the Association of Universities of Belarus and Russia, which was held online on December 14th.
In the course of the Forum, university rectors from Russia and Belarus delivered reports and presentations, exchanged opinions, and discussed the main strategic paths for further development of the bilateral cooperation in education and science.
The Institute of Law of South Ural State University held a scientific conference on Human Rights and Gender Justice. The event was also co-organized by the KnowledgeSteez portal, India; Missouri Western State University, USA; University of Maribor, Slovenia; and the high-ranking BRICS Law Journal.
The popularity of South Ural State University among international applicants is growing every year. Despite the pandemic, the university has surpassed the admission of the previous year, 770 people from 40 countries have become students of the university.
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 2,300 international students from 58 countries.
Students of South Ural State University can take part in competitions for grants from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation and spend one semester at European universities.
South Ural State University cooperates with universities and educational organisations from all over the world: students actively participate in exchange programs, and new study programs are being opened. While working on his dissertation, a SUSU international student created a project for a miniature hydropower plant (HPP), which can be used for small rivers. This is a very relevant topic for the Republic of Tajikistan, which has large hydropower resources.
Tempus Public Foundation has announced the launching of a new course for Russian students willing to apply for a scholarship in Hungary under Stipendium Hungaricum program intended for studying in Hungary (academic mobility for 1-2 semesters). The languages of instruction are both English, and Hungarian.
The participants will be offered free-of-charge studying in one of the universities in Hungary, a monthly scholarship in the amount of 120 euro, free accommodation in a dormitory, and health insurance.
On Friday, November 27th, an online meeting was held between the Rector of South Ural State University Aleksandr Shestakov and Sherzod Mastafakulov, the Rector of University of Kokand, Uzbekistan. The goal of the meeting was to discuss the collaboration between the two universities in the fields of education and science.
A new project for the university’s international students has been launched at South Ural State University. The main idea of the project is to tell about the South Ural, Chelyabinsk and the region from the point of view of international students and alumni.
For the first time the staff members of South Ural State University are taking part in the Russian Educational Exhibition, which will be held in an online format in Mongolia until December 10th.
The 9th World Women University Presidents Forum (WWUP) was held in November. Reports were presented by the participants online on ZOOM and in person in Xi'an, China. The sections of the 2020 Forum were devoted to global mutual assistance, education in an intercultural context, and innovations in higher education. For the first time, Vice-Rector for International Relations of South Ural State University Olga Yaroshenko delivered a speech at such kind of forum with a report on the "Modern Universities: Global Challenges" in the University Governance and Sustainable Development section.
Associate Professor of the Department of Russian Language and Literature of the SUSU Institute of Media, Social Studies, and Humanities Denis Pelikhov participated in the filming of the TVP Polonia television program "Słownik polsko@polski" (Wroclaw, Poland), dedicated to the Polish language and culture of speech.
International cooperation is actively developing at South Ural State University. In 2020, the university prepared new agreements on joint work in research and education with foreign universities.
The three-day Global Smart Industry Forum continues its work at South Ural State University. On the second day of the global conference, world experts in the field of digital technologies took part in the plenary session and online sections.
During the day two of the conference, experts from Russia, Germany, and India spoke online at the plenary session and presented their projects on the digitalization of industrial enterprises, including metallurgical ones.
Last week, volleyball tournament among international students was held at the Complex of Physical Culture and Sports of South Ural State University.
Young men and women from different countries of the world actively participate in the sports life of the university: they hold tournaments in futsal, basketball and volleyball, play badminton and table tennis. The International Student Support specialist of the SUSU International Office Valeria Chachina spoke on the organisation of sports events.
The 2020 Global Smart Industry Conference has started its work at SUSU. It is held jointly with the digital industry leader EMERSON Corporation, USA; International Measurement Confederation (IMEKO); International Research and Engineering Society of Instrument Engineers and Metrologists, and the Siberia Section and the South Ural Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
November 17-19, 2020, the 2020 Global Smart Industry Conference is being held at South Ural State University.
The conference is held jointly with the digital industry leader EMERSON Corporation, USA; International Measurement Confederation (IMEKO); International Research and Engineering Society of Instrument Engineers and Metrologists; and the Siberia Section and the South Ural Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
Celebrated every 10 November, World Science Day for Peace and Development highlights the significant role of science in society and the need to engage the wider public in debates on emerging scientific issues. It also underlines the importance and relevance of science in our daily lives.
The SUSU Pushkin Institute REC and the Pushkin Institute of the Beijing Language and Culture University has tallied the results of a Russian calligraphy contest among Chinese students.
Participants were asked to complete tasks on special forms. The tasks were aimed at testing their Russian calligraphy skills and knowledge of the alphabet. The contest helps students understand the fundamental difference between printed and written text, which, in turn, contributes to more effective learning.
A group of SUSU international students from China, Syria, Tajikistan and Afghanistan visited the Chelyabinsk Museum of Fine Arts and painted Dymkovo toys (moulded painted clay figures of people and animals).
