Hungarian Embassy representatives meet with YSU students A new chapter in diplomatic relations, lessons from the 1956 revolution and an introduction to Hungarian culture were in focus at the YSU Faculty of International Relations, which hosted a delegation from the Embassy of Hungary in Armenia. Embassy representatives introduced students not only to bilateral educational opportunities but also to details of key historical events.
YSU brings young geologists together again as second phase of Young Geologist School begins The second phase of the Young Geologist School has begun as part of cooperation between the YSU Faculty of Geography and Geology and the Kapan Mining and Processing Company. Over the next 11 weeks, 63 school students from different regions of Armenia will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of geology, develop practical skills, explore different areas of the profession, take part in field trips, and engage in educational and hands-on activities.
Researchers in mathematics, computer science and AI gather at YSU The international conference "Applied Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence-2026" has opened at Yerevan State University, bringing together discussions on current research and applied challenges in these fields.
From knowledge to thinking: YSU associate professor on art of teaching For Gor Aleksanyan, Associate Professor at the Chair of Service of YSU Faculty of Geography and Geology and winner of the social sciences category of YSU's annual Teaching Excellence Award, teaching is not simply a process of transferring knowledge. It is also an opportunity to learn and develop continuously. He has been part of the university's academic environment since his fourth year of study and has worked as a lecturer since 2012. Gor Aleksanyan's professional path has been built around one central idea: sharing knowledge with students.
How AI is changing higher education: discussion at YSU The rapid development of artificial intelligence is changing not only the technology sector but also perceptions of the knowledge and skills future professionals will need. These changes are raising new questions for higher education: How should educational programs evolve? What role should universities play in the responsible use of AI? And how can innovation be promoted while managing the associated risks? These issues were discussed during the meeting titled "Higher Education in the Age of AI: Innovation, Adaptation and Future Skills" held at Yerevan State University.
YSU graduate shares his experience of space missions Yerevan State University hosted a meeting with space industry specialist, systems engineer and contract technical manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Lermont Khachikyan. Organized by the YSU Alumni and Career Center, the meeting gave students an opportunity to learn about his professional journey, major missions he has worked on at NASA and the prospects of space engineering.
Armenian translation of "Literature of the Islamic Revolution" presented at YSU Revolutions can be discussed through political events, historical dates, and social changes, but their impact also appears in literature and culture. From this perspective, the study titled "Literature of the Islamic Revolution," by Iranian poet, literary scholar, and translator Mohammad Reza Torki, is of particular interest. The book examines various manifestations of revolutionary literature, ranging from poetry and prose to memoirs, theatre, cinema, children's literature and satire.
YSU Academic Council holds first meeting of 2026-2027 academic year The first meeting of the Yerevan State University (YSU) Academic Council for the 2026-2027 academic year was held, with the agenda covering the schedule of Academic Council meetings, named scholarships, changes to the composition of standing committees under the Academic Council, approval of the president of the YSU Student Scientific Society (SSS), as well as other agenda and current issues.
European practice provides basis for new digital education standards for Armenian universities An online seminar titled "e-Learning Platforms & Smart Classrooms: From European Practice to Benchmark Standards for Armenian HEIs" was held as part of the Erasmus+ eCAMPUS project, coordinated by the Institute for Informatics and Automation Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia. The seminar aimed to bring European practice together with the current needs of Armenian universities and explore effective approaches to organizing technology-enhanced teaching, learning and assessment.
Astghik Bekmezyan awarded YSU Gold Medal Astghik Bekmezyan, Associate Professor at the YSU Chair of Armenian Literature and Literary Theory and a PhD in Philology, has been awarded the YSU Gold Medal. The university's highest award was presented in recognition of her exemplary service to Yerevan State University, significant contribution to the training of young specialists and dedicated service.
