The Center for Armenian Language and Culture at the Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism at PSU invites first-year students to an amazing journey into the world of Armenian language, history, and traditions.

The meeting with first-year students will take place:

September 9;

At 3:30 p.m.;

In Room 211 of the Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism.

As part of the “Learning by Serving” program, Pyatigorsk State University master's student Eduard Ambartsumyan developed projects to modernize the central street of Kirov and the square in the village of Elkhotovo. The social customer was the administration of the rural settlement.

Result:

Graphic and interactive visualizations of the street and squares.

Consideration of the opinions of local residents and the capabilities of the administration.

Introduction of national motifs—Ossetian and Alanian ornaments.

The project was highly praised by the village administration. The head noted the high level of execution, attentive attitude to cultural heritage, and a modern approach to improving the territory.

The modernization ideas have been accepted and are ready for implementation. Ahead lies the transformation of Elkhotovo into a modern and comfortable place to live.

PSU student Daria Sukhovskaya is among the participants of the Potanin Foundation Laboratory.

The “It's Important to Me” Practical Laboratory was held in Moscow, bringing together the winners of the Potanin Foundation's personal philanthropy and altruism competition.

A special event was a meeting with Konstantin Khabensky, who shared his experience in charity work.

The results of the Alpha Future Grants program have been announced.

Following the meeting of the competition commission for the selection of applicants for the Alpha Future Grants program, the following ranking of grant applicants has been compiled by the Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, a federal state budgetary educational institution of higher professional education: Grants" program, the following ranking of grant applicants was formed:

1st place – Nina Minasovna Parsegyan (12.8 points);

2nd place – Daria Nikolaevna Sukhovskaya (11.6 points);

3rd place – Alina Alexandrovna Levit (10 points);

4th place – Sofya Nikolaevna Pavlenko (9.4 points).

The final results are based on the average score, which is calculated from the scores given by all members of the committee.

PSU has been included in Vladimir Potanin's foundation's ranking of the country's best universities.

The ranking assesses not only academic results, but also leadership potential and the activity of students and teachers in science and extracurricular life. This is further confirmation of PSU's high status and the quality of its master's programs.

PSU volunteers became part of the team that organized the Jazz Waters jazz festival.

As the coordinators note, student participation in such events not only contributes to the development of the volunteer movement, but also gives them the opportunity to acquire unique skills in the field of event organization and cultural life of society.

Volunteering in the field of culture has been and remains one of the most important and favorite areas of activity for PSU volunteers.

In honor of Tourism Day, the Hospitality Industry Center of the Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism at PSU, together with the Mineralka Tour Club, is organizing a trip to the Karachay-Cherkess Republic.

You will enjoy the clean air and sound of water at the Medovy Waterfalls, take unforgettable photos against the backdrop of the natural monument at Mount Koltsa, and experience hospitality and comfort at the Tea House.

September 27;

1600 rubles (transfer and excursion included):

Horseback riding: +800 rubles (1 hour, optional);

Meals are not included in the basic price.

Reserve your spot by September 22!

For all questions and reservations, call: 8 (905) 448-33-74

PSU will host a meeting of the Why? How? Who? network club with Nikolai Badulin, candidate of technical sciences, business angel, and CEO of FiBr OJSC.

The program includes: global challenges of the digital age, strategizing methods, and practical analysis of startup projects.

September 12;

In the reading room of the PSU library (9 Kalinina Ave.);

From 12:20 p.m. to 3:20 p.m.

Colombian students continue their studies at PGU.

The first group of students from Colombia, who began studying Russian from scratch last semester, confirmed their decision to continue their studies at the PGU International Education Center. In a short period of time, the students were able to master the basics of communication and show excellent results.

“We are very pleased with the progress of our Colombian students. Their decision to continue their studies is the best assessment of the work of our Center and teachers, who not only teach the language, but also open up the Russian world to students!” said the director of the Center for International Education, Associate Professor N.M. Kashirina.

The foreign students received congratulations from the Center's teachers and are looking to the future with enthusiasm as they continue to build their educational path at PSU.

Vice-Rector of PSU Ibragimov I.D. took part in the XI St. Petersburg Forum of United Cultures.

Ibrahim Javparovich delivered a report at a meeting of the Commission on the Implementation of State Policy for the Preservation and Strengthening of Traditional Russian Spiritual and Moral Values of the Council for Interaction with Religious Associations under the President of the Russian Federation.

After his speech, Ibrahim Javparovich presented Maria Vladimirovna Zakharova, Director of the Information and Press Department of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Nikolai Mikhailovich Kropachev, Rector of St. Petersburg State University, with an educational and methodological manual entitled “Traditional Russian Spiritual and Moral Values,” developed by a team of authors from PSU.

A federal event, the Day of Unified Action “Kindness as a Way of Life,” is kicking off at PSU.

Its goal is to involve students in volunteer and community activities, as well as to launch a new season of the federal program “Learning Through Service.”

“Kindness as a Way of Life” is an opportunity for everyone to contribute to the common cause, get involved, and become part of an important movement.

The International School of Student Scientific Societies was held at Lomonosov Moscow State University.

The forum brought together more than 100 participants from 42 regions of Russia and foreign countries. Polina Yurievna Burnyashova and Sogdiana Ruslanovna Mirzaeva represented PSU.

The theme of the school was “Priorities of Student Scientific Societies: From Initiatives to Results.” Participants discussed the development of student science, project activities, and the application of digital technologies.

For PSU, this was an opportunity to exchange experiences with the country's leading universities and strengthen the university's position in student science.

PSU Associate Professor Daria Sukhovskaya was a speaker at Russia's largest folklore festival, “Zhatva,” in Voronezh.

The Zhatva Festival is a large-scale cultural platform that brings together researchers, artists, musicians, and folk artists. It is here that the modern agenda for the preservation of intangible cultural heritage is formed and new meanings for the development of traditions are created.

In her lecture, Daria Sukhovskaya presented a scientific interpretation of the symbolism and archetypes of Russian fairy tales and epics, showing how cultural codes are transmitted and national identity is formed through the images and metaphors of folk art.

Daria Sukhovskaya's participation in “Zhatva” is a significant confirmation of the scientific and cultural authority of PSU, whose teachers today shape the intellectual agenda not only at the regional level, but also at the national level.

The First Takeoff forum was held at PSU.

The event for first-year students of secondary vocational education was organized by the primary branch of the PSU First Movement and the Pyatigorsk Eagles Student Sports Club.

Over the course of several days, students got to know each other, shared their thoughts, made new friends, and passed through various stations, demonstrating team spirit and a desire to win.

As part of the Second Pyatigorsk Linguistic Congress, “Languages of the World – World of Languages,” PSU will host a series of open lectures entitled “Academic Discussions.”

PSU will welcome guest experts from the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow State Linguistic University, and the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences. They will discuss current topics related to the preservation of linguistic diversity, publication strategies, and mechanisms for effective communication.

September 23, 2:30 p.m. – M.B. Bergelson, “How can the heart express itself? How can others understand you? Linguistic aspects of understanding”;

September 23, 3:40 p.m. – T.B. Agranat, “What can a linguist do to preserve languages?”

September 24, 3:00 p.m. – A.I. Gorozhanov, “Preparing and publishing high-ranking articles.”

The PSU Business School held training sessions on entrepreneurial skills.

The PSU Business School organized training sessions for students of Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation and Karachay-Cherkess State University.

Participants mastered practical skills in the field of innovative and technological entrepreneurship, worked in teams, and took part in business games aimed at developing entrepreneurial qualities and competencies. The event provided useful experience and vivid emotions from working together.

The Institute of International Relations at Pyatigorsk State University hosted a meeting between students and staff and Anton Mikhailovich Shitikov, head of the diplomatic editorial office at RIA News.

Anton Shitikov shared his experience as a correspondent at major events, emphasizing the importance of professional training for journalists and their ability to react instantly to any changes. “You can't go to an event without questions — that's a golden rule!” Anton Mikhailovich noted.

Anton Mikhailovich placed particular emphasis on the participation of future journalists in internships and forums. According to him, they help not only to gain valuable experience, but also to build a portfolio necessary for professional growth.

The students' questions concerned the work of news agencies, competition for speed and exclusives, as well as interaction with foreign media. In his answers, the speaker emphasized that in the modern media space, the key qualities of a journalist are efficiency, attentiveness, and the ability to find non-standard creative solutions — all of these qualities together reflect his professionalism.

At the end of the meeting, he advised students to choose their area of specialization as early as possible, stay on top of current events, use different sources of information, and be sure to try their hand at projects and internships.

Students from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America are beginning their academic journey in Russia, and their first step was to get acquainted with Pyatigorsk State University and its traditions.

Foreign students were welcomed by the director of the Center for Educational and Methodological Support, Associate Professor N.M. Kashirina. She emphasized that PSU is not just a place to gain knowledge, but a large international family where every student is valued. "Here you will find not only a quality education, but also a rich student life, new friends, and a unique cultural experience.

The tour began with a visit to the main building of PSU. Fourth-year students of the Institute of Translation Studies, Russian Studies, and Multilingualism (SPNS) group 511-22 : Daria Zakharina, Sofya Inozemtseva, and Ulyana Shiyanova took part in organizing and conducting the tour for foreign students. They talked about the history, traditions, and modern life of the university, while simultaneously translating the information into different languages.

The foreign guests were particularly impressed by the friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the university. During the tour, the students asked questions. Most of them admitted that after their “journey through the university,” they had a strong desire to learn Russian.

Tourism Week has kicked off at PSU!

PSU Rector Alexander Pavlovich Gorbunov welcomed the participants, emphasizing the importance of tourism as a key area of development for the region and the country.

One of the first highlights was the award ceremony for the winners and prize-winners of the III All-Russian Olympiad in Service, Tourism, and Hospitality, timed to coincide with World Tourism Day.

A busy program awaits the students and teachers of the university: discussions, excursions, master classes, case studies, and much more!

Pyatigorsk State University signed a cooperation agreement with the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic.

The document opens up new opportunities for joint projects in the fields of education, science, and intercultural dialogue.

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From September 23 to 26, Pyatigorsk State University is hosting the Second Pyatigorsk Linguistic Congress, “Languages of the World – World of Languages.”

More than 300 scientists from Russia and abroad are already sharing their experiences and discussing cognitive linguistics, psycholinguistics, intercultural communication, and modern technologies, including artificial intelligence.

Ahead lie busy days filled with plenary sessions, scientific reports, and poster sessions.