Մեղրիի «լռած» գյուղերը՝ նոր կյանքի սպասումով. ԵՊՀ դոցենտը ներկայացնում է լքված բնակավայրերի զարգացման հնարավոր ուղիները «Մեղրիի տարածաշրջանը, որը 664 կմ² տարածքով յուրահատուկ «լեռնակղզի» է և կազմում է ՀՀ Սյունիքի մարզի 15 տոկոսը, վերջին հարյուրամյակում զգալի փոփոխությունների է ենթարկվել»,- ասում է ԵՊՀ ընդհանուր աշխարհագրության ամբիոնի դոցենտ Կամո Ալեքսանյանը, որն իր ուսումնասիրություններում վերհանում է տարածաշրջանի մի շարք բնակավայրերի լքման պատճառներն ու մատնանշում զարգացման հնարավոր ուղիները:
From romanticism to Missolonghi: Byron as a symbol of Armenian–Greek connection Yerevan State University hosted an event titled "From Romanticism to Missolonghi: Lord Byron's Journey," initiated by its Research Center–Library of Greek Studies. The event aimed to present significant phases of George Byron's life, with particular emphasis on the Exodus of Missolonghi, portraying him as a symbol of freedom and struggle. It also sought to highlight his connection to the Greek War of Independence and to promote an understanding of patriotic values among young people.
Conflict resolution skills taught in new YSU educational program The Continuing Education Center at Yerevan State University hosted a certificate award ceremony for the first cohort of its six-month, interdisciplinary, practice-oriented program, "Mediation and Conflict Resolution." The initiative was designed to develop both theoretical and practical competencies in conflict analysis and resolution, combining academic knowledge with practical skills.
Politics, religion and society: re-reading the ideas of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei at YSU The Faculty of Theology at Yerevan State University, in collaboration with the Cultural Center of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Armenia, hosted an event dedicated to the re-reading of the political, religious, and social ideas of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
"Armenia stood as a rare exception, avoiding territorial disaster during the Great Patriotic War": Heroic Armenian legacy featured in international scientific journal The scholarly article titled "Armenian National Divisions on the Stalingrad and Caucasian Fronts," authored by Professor Ashot Melkonyan and Associate Professor Lilit Makaryan of Yerevan State University, and researcher Iskuhi Avanesyan of NAS RA Institute of History, has been published in Istoriya, a prestigious Q1-ranked journal indexed in Scopus.
From research paper to publication: How YSU Academic Writing Center supports researchers "I did not have extensive experience in scientific publishing, so I felt some uncertainty during my research process," says Pavlik Tshagharyan, a PhD student at the Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology, Yerevan State University. Seeking to make his work more structured and evidence-based, he turned to the university's Academic Writing Center. He notes that his main challenges were related to the structure of academic texts, the selection of scholarly sources, and the clarification of research methodology—challenges that ultimately led him to seek support from the center.
"We determined the age of trees without causing significant damage," say YSU students after fieldwork in Jrvezh Forest Park Students from the "Cartography and Cadastral Work" bachelor's program at the Faculty of Geography and Geology of Yerevan State University have taken part in a fieldwork in Jrvezh Forest Park, which operates under the Reserve Park Complex of the Armenian Ministry of Environment. Students Lena Kalashyan and Gevorg Gevorgyan shared details of their work and impressions in an interview.
President of Armenia answers students' questions during meeting at YSU Yerevan State University hosted President of Armenia Vahagn Khachaturyan, who delivered a lecture titled "Development Prospects, Peace, Unblocking and the TRIPP Project" and held discussions with students on regional cooperation and Armenia's economic development prospects.
707 students compete in 17 subjects in final stage of YSU Olympiad 2026 The final stage of the YSU Olympiad 2026 was held at Yerevan State University, bringing together hundreds of students from Yerevan and Armenia's provinces. The main objective of the event was to support the development of students' academic interests, assist in their professional orientation, and uncover their potential.
Rediscovering Armenia in Venice: YSU PhD student shares her research experience in Italy "It was my second day in Venice. Before leaving, I had decided that once I had settled in and received my class schedule, I would begin exploring the city—and that exploration had to start with Armenian traces. I had made notes for myself about where to go and what to see. I was walking toward one of the university buildings to submit and sign the necessary documents. I stopped for a second to check my phone to make sure I was at the correct address. Suddenly, I turned left and saw…" recounts episodes from her educational journey Varduhi Barseghyan, a PhD student at the YSU Faculty of Armenian Philology. She recently returned from Italy, where she studied at the Department of Asian and North African Studies at Ca' Foscari University of Venice under the Erasmus+ program.
