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• English Grammar: Not Boring and Very Exciting

  …. All my students were adults who came from different countries, that is why I had to use English only. Teaching adults is not the same as teaching children because grown-ups study languages more intensively. While writing my first books I focused on a real student, so I aimed at making the theory comprehensible without unnecessary information and technical terms,” s…

  16.03.2016

• Toward Optical Computing

  … Plasmons are quasi-particles arising from interaction of light waves and electron oscillation in semiconductors. Usually this phenomenon occurs on metal surfaces. Currently studying of plasmons is very relevant because by using them one can shorten the length of light waves. The standard length of visible-light is about 300 nanometers, whereas modern electronic mic…

  14.03.2016

• ITMO Postgraduate Courses: International in Scope, Interdisciplinary in Approach and Intensive in Mentoring

  …ries were admitted to PhD programs. This year one can apply for 20 practically-oriented courses. It is planned to enroll 270 state-sponsored students; apart from that one can study on the basis of full fee-paying. Last year ITMO University simplified the admission process: instead of complex bureaucratic paperwork newcomers applied online using ITMOproctor system,…

  11.03.2016

• A Window into European Education

  … stops you from speaking directly to the lecturer. Also, George Tovstiga delivered excellent and very clear presentations; which definitely lowered the possible discomfort of studying in another language.” For those International Students who came to study at ITMO University, the IT and Innovations Business in Russia program, is pa…

  10.03.2016

• AIEA 2016 Annual Conference: the Modern Higher Education in Globalized World

  …s serve as a tool for money attraction. “Our approach to academic mobility differs from American. We assist students to broaden their experience and get new skills while studying abroad. Our programs resemble European ones. It was European universities who developed Erasmus Mundus program,” said Daria Kozlova. According to the Vice Rector for International …

  26.02.2016

• IT Approach to Modern Medicine

  …u ever studied medicine? I graduated from Kuban State Technological University and became a Bachelor of informatics and computing hardware. Then I came here to continue my studying at a non-degree program based on Research Institute of High-Tech Computer Technologies. It offered students to take part in a contest or present their own projects instead of Master pro…

  19.02.2016

• Distance Education: Live and Learn

  …You are an experienced IT expert. Why did you decide to continue your studying? After graduation I started to work and it was difficult to combine the job with Master's program. However some time later I found out that software design needed more and more knowledge. It is impossible to be a top developer without constant upgrading of the skills. Furthermore it is …

  12.02.2016

• Colorless Ink Can Print in Color, Does Not Harm The Environment

  …e phenomenon that is responsible for those vibrant colors that we see in soap bubbles or other thin films, where the thickness of the film determines the color. In the new study, Alexandr Vinogradov and his colleagues from the Laboratory of Solution Chemistry of Advanced Materials and Technologies (SCAMT) at ITMO University wanted to develop a printing method that…

  12.02.2016

• Student Entrepreneurship Trend Simulates New Contacts

  …ary skills. Thus during the first year students have to choose the most appropriate field. The “Life orienteering” is the main tool of vocational guidance. The second year of studying includes the subject called “Project Management.” To obtain hands-on experience students will take part in student social projects "People need you!" Third-year students follow “Entrepr…

  09.02.2016

• Researchers Propose High-Efficiency Wireless Power Transfer System

  …ed interactions, wireless power systems couple the coils using magnetic fields that interact very weakly with most other objects, including biological tissues. The current study by researchers from the Metamaterials laboratory, led by Dr. Pavel Belov, principal researcher and head of Chair of Nano-photonics and Metamaterials, exploits the same basic principle, but…

  03.02.2016