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• One Perfect Day: Not Spending a Dime for a Day in St. Petersburg

  We love telling you about all the best ways to save money and have a ball at the same time. In this article,I am taking it to the extreme and setting out to spend a “free” (as in “not costing anything”) day in St. Petersburg while also eating full meals, grabbing a coffee, and soaking up the city’s culture. Can I pull it off? Read on to find out!

  19.11.2024

• Student Spotlight: How Diego Arbildo Prieto Went From Student to Professor

  In today’s interview, we reconnect with a student whose academic path has reached new heights since our last conversation. Since getting his Master’s at ITMO, Diego has returned to the university to get his PhD while also working full-time at Jilin International Studies University (China) – and that's not even all he’s working on! Are discipline, passion, and clear objectives all it takes to manage everything at once? Let’s find out.

  14.11.2024

• From St. Petersburg With Love: Gift Ideas For Any Budget

  If you’re a student in St. Petersburg planning a visit home, you’re probably wondering: what to bring with you? We’ve curated a selection of gifts – from scrumptious treats to unique mementos – that will delight your friends and family. You might even want to keep something for yourself! Pinky promise, no corny ushankas and nesting dolls this time!  

  11.11.2024

• Student Spotlight: Djurdje Pavlovic, Serbia

  Having made the transition from the lively streets of Belgrade to the tech labs of St. Petersburg, Djurdje is embracing the rhythm of student life in a new country. As he navigates language lessons, sub-zero winters, and the warmth of shawarma stalls in St. Petersburg, Djurdje shares what it’s like to be a Serbian student in Russia — and why he’s encouraging others to follow.

  07.11.2024

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #67

  Days are growing noticeably shorter – which just means there’s even more time to sit by lamplight and check out all the latest science updates from ITMO.NEWS! In our latest digest, we’ve got: a promising solution to the issue of access to clean water, insights into plant-based compounds, St. Petersburg’s new science merch, and much more!

  04.11.2024

• Gothic Revival Architecture in St. Petersburg

  Gray November skies provide the perfect backdrop for immersing yourself in the dark academia aesthetic of the Northern Capital. In this article, we’ll discover iconic and lesser-known architectural gems to include in your walking routes.

  01.11.2024

• Student Spotlight: Yash Kulkarni, India

  Yash, a Mumbai native now studying in St. Petersburg, shares an insider’s view on life as an exchange student at ITMO. From navigating new flavors to bonding with the locals, he reveals what it’s like to dive into Russian academia, the warmth of cultural exchange, and the joys of discovering unexpected connections in a foreign city.

  31.10.2024

• Not Just Sphinxes and the Hermitage: Scientific Symbol of St. Petersburg Selected

  The results of the project school in scientific souvenirs’ design in St. Petersburg have been announced. Participants of the school worked on their logos and souvenirs to be recognized as the city’s new scientific symbols, alongside its signature landmarks. Winners received monetary prizes, as well as an opportunity to release their own limited-edition merch. The contest was held by ITMO’s Center for Science Communication, with support from St. Petersburg's Foundation for Support of Innovations and Youth Initiatives.

  31.10.2024

• Student Spotlight: Raman Khan Ahmadi, Iran

  Raman Khan Ahmadi, an international student from a small village in northwestern Iran, is laying the foundation for his future at ITMO University. Passionate about software engineering and neurotechnologies, Raman is building a successful career in AI and programming. In this interview, he talks about his journey so far and the importance of professional networking for future ITMO students.

  24.10.2024

• Spicy Food Guide to St. Petersburg

  In our interviews, one of the most common challenges our students share about studying in Russia isn’t the weather, or the paperwork, or the language – no, it’s the lack of spiciness in local food! Indeed, Russian cuisine, though full of delectable dishes, isn’t known for being particularly hot. But luckily, St. Petersburg is a foodie’s paradise and there are plenty of spots in town that’ll satisfy your thirst for high-Scoville treats.

  22.10.2024