ԵՊՀ-ում էր Օմանի ազգային թանգարանի գլխավոր քարտուղարը՝ քննարկելու արաբագիտության զարգացման հեռանկարները Երևանի պետական համալսարանում հյուրընկալվեց Օմանի ազգային թանգարանի գլխավոր քարտուղար Ջամալ ալ Մուսավին։ Այցի շրջանակում քննարկվեցին արաբագիտության զարգացման, ակադեմիական համագործակցության ընդլայնման և մշակութային ժառանգության պահպանությանն առնչվող հարցեր։ Քննարկումները միտված էին նոր համագործակցությունների ձևավորմանը, որոնք կնպաստեն ինչպես ակադեմիական ծրագրերի զարգացմանը, այնպես էլ հայ-արաբական մշակութային կապերի ամրապնդմանը։
ԵՊՀ-ում քննարկվել են Կատարի հետ համագործակցության ընդլայնման հնարավորությունները ԵՊՀ ռեկտոր Հովհաննես Հովհաննիսյանը հյուրընկալեց ՀՀ-ում Կատարի Պետության արտակարգ և լիազոր դեսպան Մանսուր Աբդուլլա Սալեմ Սաադ Ալ-Սուլայթինին։ Հանդիպման ընթացքում քննարկվեցին երկկողմ հետաքրքրություն ներկայացնող կրթական, գիտական և մշակութային գործակցության հարցեր, ինչպես նաև նախանշվեցին համագործակցության ամրապնդմանն ուղղված հետագա քայլերը։
YSU Student Scientific Society opens new chapter in international cooperation From January 24 to February 4, a delegation of the YSU Student Scientific Society (SSS), led by Karine Arakelyan, Chair of the SSS of the Faculty of International Relations, and Narek Avetyan, Head of the Foreign Relations Committee of the same faculty's SSS, visited London, United Kingdom, to establish new international partnerships.
Women in science: equal rights, equal opportunities Yerevan State University hosted an event, "Women in Science: Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities", designed to raise awareness of women's and girls' participation in science, address existing challenges, and inspire greater interest in science among young girls.
Women in science: historical perspective On December 20, 2013, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the resolution Science, Technology and Innovation for Development, recognizing the equal and full access of women and girls to achievements in science, technology, and innovation, as well as their participation in the advancement of these fields. Subsequently, by a decision on December 22, 2015, February 11 was designated as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Business, mindset, and real-world experience: meeting with YSU alumnus and entrepreneur Vahram Mirakyan Students of Yerevan State University met with YSU alumnus Vahram Mirakyan, Co-founder and President of the Mantashyants Business Club, and author of Dry Marketing and The Anatomy of Business. The meeting evolved into a dynamic platform for discussing business ideas and real-world experience, where students heard inspiring stories, received answers to their questions, and gained practical insights drawn from the realities of the business world.
Mini MBA is a source of new motivation and new knowledge, offering an opportunity to build new networks —YSU researcher Gevorg Shahkhatuni For many participants, the five-week Mini MBA program of the YSU Business Incubator has become not only an opportunity for acquiring management knowledge, but also a tool for transferring scientific ideas to the next, practical stage. One of the program's winners, Gevorg Shahkhatuni, a researcher in the Center for Materials Science and Nanotechnology at the YSU Research Institute of Physics, particularly highlights the importance of strategic planning and financial literacy, which already serve as a foundation for planning new steps together with his research team.
Language as bridge between cultures: YSU student shares her experience studying abroad Milena Ghandilyan, a student at the Faculty of Russian Philology, studied at Palacký University in Olomouc, Czech Republic, for one semester through the Erasmus+ program. At this university, she took courses in Intercultural Communication, Translation Theory, Russian Literature, and others, while also advancing her proficiency in both Czech and English.
Religious terms in Classical Armenian: Article by YSU associate professors published in Scopus-indexed journal In pagan belief, which, according to Yeznik Koghbatsi, is a combination of different sects, the worship of the sky is paralleled with the glorification of the four sacred terrestrial elements—water, earth, soil, and air. This is noted by YSU Associate Professor Gayane Mkhitaryan, who emphasizes that in his work "Eghts Aghandots" ("Refutation of the Sects"), Yeznik argues that the aforementioned elements are results of God's creation—visible and material—and therefore unworthy of worship.
Promoting wheat and barley growth under drought stress: YSU researcher's project secures funding YSU senior laboratory assistant Sakshi Satish Singh is studying a natural method for stimulating crop growth. The researcher notes that soil salinization and water scarcity (such as drought conditions) limit agricultural productivity and long-term sustainability. She is convinced that upon completion of the study, she will propose a natural and affordable approach that improves soil conditions and enhances crop adaptability to harsh environmental conditions.
