The project brought together 41 participants from 13 countries: Azerbaijan, Belarus, Germany, Egypt, Israel, India, Kazakhstan, China, Cyprus, Moldova, Slovakia, Tajikistan, and Tanzania.
YuSU played a key role in the educational program. The participants were given a tour of the university's sports complex and the UNESCO Chair – the Research and Education Center "Environmental Dynamics and Global Climate Change." The young guests explored VR technologies, learned about the work of the design bureau, and visited laboratories for petroleum chemistry, environmental soil science, and advanced digital technologies. They even had the chance to measure the density of diesel fuel using specialized instruments. The visitors also toured the short-stay children's group room and the mother and child room. This space was established in 2025 as part of the national project "Family" to support student families.
One of the participants, Nikita Shutki from Kazakhstan, visited Yugra for the first time and was deeply impressed:
"The university is huge, and there are so many activities. When you walk in and start looking around, you almost run out of breath. At some point, you realize you want to study here. We had hands-on classes, which were really exciting, and they make you see the world in a completely new way."
We thank the participants for their visit! We are always happy to welcome not only guests but also new students. And we do our best to make sure you feel comfortable, engaged, and inspired with us!