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MORE THAN 3 DOZEN OF ARMENIAN STUDENTS TO STUDY IN GERMAN UNIVERSITIES
ARMENPRESS
17 May, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, MAY 17, ARMENPRESS: In Yerevan State Medical University named
after M. Heratsi, German ambassador to Armenia Hans-Jochen Schmidt
granted certificates of DAAD scholarships to a number of Armenian
students for studying and carrying out scientific research in Germany.
Armenia's Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan delivered
a welcoming speech at the awarding ceremony, Armenpress reports.
"Cooperation in educational programs has seriously deepened between
Armenia and Germany in the recent years," he said pointing out DAAD
as the most productive program.
"Numerous Armenians have received education in Germany. Returning to
Armenia, they are using their knowledge for the good of the homeland,"
Armen Ashotyan stressed.
"I am sure you will return to Armenia, and find your solid place in our
reality as specialists trained to the utmost," the minister underlined.
The German ambassador handed over certificates of scholarships to
more than 3 dozen of Armenian students, who will leave for Germany
to get bachelor's and master's degrees.
ARMENPRESS
17 May, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, MAY 17, ARMENPRESS: In Yerevan State Medical University named
after M. Heratsi, German ambassador to Armenia Hans-Jochen Schmidt
granted certificates of DAAD scholarships to a number of Armenian
students for studying and carrying out scientific research in Germany.
Armenia's Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan delivered
a welcoming speech at the awarding ceremony, Armenpress reports.
"Cooperation in educational programs has seriously deepened between
Armenia and Germany in the recent years," he said pointing out DAAD
as the most productive program.
"Numerous Armenians have received education in Germany. Returning to
Armenia, they are using their knowledge for the good of the homeland,"
Armen Ashotyan stressed.
"I am sure you will return to Armenia, and find your solid place in our
reality as specialists trained to the utmost," the minister underlined.
The German ambassador handed over certificates of scholarships to
more than 3 dozen of Armenian students, who will leave for Germany
to get bachelor's and master's degrees.