Արհեստական բանականությունից դեպի նորագույն կրթություն․ ԵՊՀ-ում ամփոփվեց ԱԲ գրագիտության դասընթացը Երևանի պետական համալսարանի և «Armenian Code Academy»-ի համագործակցությամբ համալսարանում անցկացվել է «Արհեստական բանականության գրագիտություն» խորագրով դասընթացը՝ տարբեր ոլորտների մասնագետներին միավորելով կարևոր նպատակների շուրջ՝ հասկանալ, թե ինչպես է արհեստական բանականությունը փոխում կրթության համակարգը, և ինչպես ԱԲ-ն կիրառել արդյունավետ ու պատասխանատու կերպով։
When universities connect countries: new prospects for Armenian–Polish cooperation Academic cooperation between Armenia and Poland has been steadily developing in recent years, expanding educational and scientific ties between universities in the two countries. Within the framework of lectures and academic exchanges held at Yerevan State University, we spoke with Andrzej Jackiewicz, Head of the Department of Constitutional Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Białystok. He spoke about Armenian–Polish university cooperation, internationalization processes, his impressions of Armenian students, and Armenia's scientific potential and prospects for academic development.
Lithuanian language as bridge for international educational and cultural cooperation For the second consecutive year, Lithuanian language courses have been held at Yerevan State University on the initiative of the university's International Cooperation Office. The program brings together students and specialists interested in the Lithuanian language and culture, creating new educational and cultural bridges between Armenia and Lithuania.
Students from China, Iran and Portugal complete YSU preparatory courses Five international students have completed Yerevan State University's preparatory courses. Now able to communicate in Armenian, they shared their impressions and are preparing to continue their studies at the university with great confidence. Eight months ago, Armenian was an unfamiliar language to them, Armenia was a new country, and the university environment was still largely unexplored. During this period, however, they not only learned the Armenian language but also became acquainted with Armenian culture, history, and traditions, gaining new knowledge, friendships, and valuable experiences.
From online classes to live conversation: Serbian language learning through experience of YSU students At the initiative of the Embassy of Serbia in Armenia, a free Serbian language course for Yerevan State University students was launched in October 2025. Held twice a week, the program aimed not only to teach the language but also to promote Serbian culture and strengthen academic ties between Armenia and Serbia.
ԵՊՀ ՈՒԳԸ-ն ամփոփել է անցնող կիսամյակը Տեղի է ունեցել ԵՊՀ ՈՒԳԸ 2025-2026 ուսումնական տարվա երկրորդ կիսամյակի ընդլայնված նիստը, որը նշանավորվել է ՈՒԳԸ պատմության առաջին արծաթե մեդալների ու հուշամեդալների հանձնմամբ։ Լավագույն արդյունքներ գրանցած ֆակուլտետային ՈՒԳԸ-ները նիստի ընթացքում պարգևատրվել են պատվոգրերով, իսկ կառույցի ակտիվ անդամները, քարտուղարները, հանձնաժողովների պատասխանատուները՝ շնորհակալագրերով։
18 U.S. students arrive at YSU to study Russian and explore Armenia Eighteen students from the United States will spend eight weeks at Yerevan State University this summer, deepening their Russian-language skills while exploring Armenia's history, culture and everyday life.
Chinese scholar Sun Zhuangzhi leads delegation to Yerevan State University A delegation led by Sun Zhuangzhi, Director of the Institute of Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a prominent expert in international relations, visited Yerevan State University.
One semester under Erasmus+: professional and personal journey For Ani Gasparyan, a student at the YSU Faculty of European Languages and Communication, the opportunity to study abroad became not only an academic experience but also an important stage of self-discovery and professional orientation. Spending one semester in France, with new courses, new rules, and a new environment, transformed the YSU student's usual approach to learning.
Photography complements written sources, sometimes dispelling doubts found in texts — Yvette Tajarian Yvette Tajarian, Associate Professor at the Chair of History and Theory of Armenian Art at Yerevan State University's Faculty of History and Head of the Matenadaran Museum, teaches the course History of Photography at YSU. We spoke with Tajarian about the development of photography in Armenia, the importance of photographs as historical sources, and the role and legacy of Armenian photographers.
