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• Learning Russian: Beyond the Classroom

  …it’s also plenty of fun, says Prince Odinaka, a graduate of the Foundation Program from Nigeria, when describing his learning experience.  Read the full story to get more insights into our students’ learning experiences and discover even more resources for your use.  Editor’s pick Memorize themed vocab. Knowing how to say “Hello” and “How can I get to…?…

  29.08.2023

• How To Get Back to the Grind After Vacation: Advice From a Psychologist

  …y, reflect on your thoughts, and solidify them.  Eat the elephant one bite at a time. It might be no easy feat to approach large projects post-vacation, but what you can do instead is to break projects down into more manageable, bite-size tasks, make an action plan, and tackle each step one by one, tracking your progress.  The strategy works in other situations…

  29.08.2023

• Writing as a Form of Art: Calligraphy in Ancient Russia

  …ghout the Medieval period in Russia. Most ancient manuscripts known to us today, such as the Ostromir Gospels (1056-1057), were written using it.   This form of writing was inspired by the uncial script, used in Greek and Latin languages. Both weren’t made for everyday use, but rather for various religious books. Therefore, you may notice that such writing looks v…

  28.08.2023

• Song of the Month: Our Summer Anthems

  …with the spirit of exploration. Somehow, this year, all of this came together in my old-time favorite: Home by Gabrielle Aplin. When else would you look for your ultimate home inside yourself if not in summer, when the weather and the majestically beautiful clouds are there to support you on this journey? Marina I think it’s physically impossible to make a …

  25.08.2023

• Physicist Andrey Bogdanov on How ITMO Helps School Students Become Scientists

  … SPbPU because of the atmosphere and the fact that lots of my classmates were going to study there, too.  At the university, I strived to be among the top researchers, so I instinctively went for solid-state physics, which is closely linked to semiconductor physics. I studied solid-state physics during my Master’s studies at SPbPU and, later, during my PhD at the …

  25.08.2023

• ITMO Hosts First-Ever METANANO Summer School in China

  … country, was featured in Nature Index 2022 as one of the top 70 science cities in the world. Qingdao is home to multiple campuses of leading Chinese universities and academic institutions, such as Shandong University of Technology, Ocean University of China, and Qingdao University of Science and Technology. This year, the school program featured lectures, a poste…

  24.08.2023

• Student Spotlight: Affandy Fahrizain, Indonesia

  … is a well-known province called Bali, which most people think is a different country altogether, but it isn’t! My country is blessed with beautiful nature, beaches, and mountains – especially on the island of Java, where I lived since my birth. What are some of the best places to visit in your country? Bali is the most popular one, but if you don’t like crowde…

  24.08.2023

• Highlights of ITMO’s Open School for Latin American Students

  …ngs,” notes Aleksei Lizunov. “It’s also worth pointing out that we don’t merely offer our programs, but rather do our best to adjust our curriculum to each nation’s needs: for instance, a foodtech program we aim to introduce in Ecuador will focus on issues unique to this particular region.”  The school welcomed over 350 participants from 13 countries, includ…

  23.08.2023

• This Week in St. Petersburg: August 24-30, 2023

  …ov Central Park    Park entrance fee: 100 rubles (30 rubles for students) Continuing with our festival weekend, we arrive at Piano Day 2.0 – your chance to enjoy modern instrumental music among the greenery of one of St. Pete’s most beloved parks. What’s more, each piece will be performed by its composer, giving you a unique insi…

  23.08.2023

• Navigating the Russian Higher Education System: A Comprehensive Overview

  …Bachelor (Бакалавр) The journey through the Russian higher education system typically begins with a Bachelor's degree program, which typically spans four years. Students are exposed to a diverse range of courses that encompass both core and elective subjects. The curriculum emphasizes foundational knowledge and skills crucial to the students’ professional developm…

  22.08.2023