Results achieved in 2025 within International Cooperation were presented at the exhibition
01.05.2026
At the "TIIAME" National Research University, on the eve of the next University Council meeting, an exhibition dedicated to the results achieved in 2025 within the framework of international cooperation and projects was organized.
The exhibition presented to the public the outcomes of projects implemented jointly with foreign partners and international organizations. In particular, special attention was given to the achievements within the VEGERA and LUPIC projects, as well as programs carried out in cooperation with the British Council.
Within the framework of the VEGERA project implemented in collaboration with Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development (Germany), the exhibition showcased the launch of a modern DEMO HOUSE laboratory at the university, the participation of professors and lecturers in international internships, the introduction of digital education programs, as well as results in international scientific publications and conferences.
Within the LUPIC project implemented with Keimyung College University (South Korea), the exhibition presented the equipping of the Vocational Education Technical School (Mechatronics Technical School) and the DEISC center with modern technical facilities, the organization of international internships, trainings, and academic exchange programs for teachers and students, as well as the results of joint textbooks and scientific research.
Within the IELTS Partnership Program in cooperation with the British Council, the exhibition highlighted students’ IELTS certificates, the achievements of students who obtained scholarships and grants from foreign universities based on these results, and the organization’s support for scientific events at the university level.
Associate Professor Gozal Eshchanova from the Faculty of Economics also actively participated in the exhibition, providing information on the presented results as a participant of the VEGERA and LUPIC international grants and as a coordinator of programs in cooperation with the British Council.
Guests visiting the exhibition highly appreciated the presented results and emphasized the important role of these projects in improving the quality of education and strengthening international cooperation at the university.