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• From Vyborg to Murmansk: a Solo Adventure, a BRICS Journey, and a Bittersweet Goodbye

  …ut I knew I needed to do this — for me. From chasing the elusive aurora borealis to taking a day trip to the stunning, cinematic village of Teriberka, I still can’t believe I managed all of this completely alone. I navigated unknown streets, made local friends, and even asked strangers for directions. This trip helped me learn to trust my instincts and realize that …

  27.06.2025

• How I Represented ITMO and JISU at a Forum in China

• Interview with PE Teacher at ITMO: Lessons on Lifelong Fitness

  …universities. We'll try to land a respectable place in the tournament, and after that we'll decide whether I continue training the team or if I hand it over to the students to manage independently. For judo, sambo, and jiu-jitsu, I train all students to participate in competitions, though not all of them are ready to compete. I have the beginner-level class, where t…

  22.04.2025

• Juggling Work and Studies: The Final-Year Hustle

  …Managing studies and work without losing my sanity Being in my final year means my thesis demands a significant chunk of my time. Research, analysis, and writing require deep focus, but at the same time, my work commitments can’t be ignored. I also work as a freelancer in the content marketing and translation domain, which means I need to switch between research mod…

  21.02.2025

• What Is ESG, and Why Is It Important?

  …ciples and what it does about the issues of climate change, greenhouse gas emissions, resource usage, biodiversity loss, deforestation, pollution, energy efficiency, and water management. The social aspect refers to a company's policies and impact on its employees and society in general. It usually covers factors like employee safety and health, working conditions, …

  28.11.2024

• Our Summer Studies in Istanbul: Part 3

  …he Blue Mosque, Cisterna Basilică and Topkapı palace, and on the second boat tour we danced on a boat and sailed in the İstanbul Boğazı (Bosphorus). While we were walking, we managed to communicate with the locals. Someone told us about life here, another person explained the religion of Islam to us, and with someone we just sang on the bridge at night. All the loca…

  12.09.2024

• Our Summer Studies in Istanbul: Part 2

  … courses like Turkish Language, Exploration of Turkish Art via Museums, and The Taste of Istanbul and Anatolian Food Culture (Gastronomy and Culinary Arts). We opted for Brand Management (Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences) because it aligned perfectly with our studies at ITMO University and our current work. Classes started at 9 am and went on until 3…

  05.09.2024

• Our Summer Studies in Istanbul: Part 1

  …Mariia: I'm a Bachelor's student in the Technological Innovations Management program. I'm currently in my third year. The summer school was my first experience of studying abroad, and actually my first trip outside of my home country as an adult. Alina: I'm a second-year Master's student in Intellectual Property Management at the Fac…

  30.08.2024

• Who Drives Innovations?

  … that an innovative person must be observant. Only observation will help us see the opportunities around us and take advantage of them. However, these opportunities need to be managed competently. So, another important quality of an innovator is the ability to use resources for practical purposes. Thirdly, it is worth mentioning that an innovator must be a creative …

  12.07.2024

• My Experience as Speaker at the New Era of Education Conference at MGIMO

  …nk MGIMO’s International Relations Department, as well as the representatives of the Spanish Department Galina Gorenko and Kirill Sumin, as well as my Faculty of Technological Management and Innovations at ITMO for their support.…

  03.05.2024