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RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES LAUNCH 200 QUOTAS FOR ARMENIAN STUDENTS
15:46 * 21.03.14
The Russian universities are opening a call for applications for the
2014-2015 academic year, offering Armenian students 200 quotas in
different bachelor, master and post-graduate programs.
The project is a joint initiative by the Russian Federal Agency for
the Commonwealth of Independent States (Rossotrudnichestvo) and the
Armenian Ministry of Education and Science.
Mark Kaliev, the agency's acting head who introduced the program in
Yerevan on Friday, said the students choosing Russian universities
will be offered certain privileges during studies. "There will be
certainly privileges for those studying at Russian institutions of
higher learning, but the project is aimed at meeting the interests
of the different branches of Armenia's economy. The bid for preparing
human resources in different specializations is launched by Armenia's
Ministry of Education and Science. Hence those specializations,
offered to the Armenian side, are targeted to meet specific needs,"
he explained.
The Armenian applicants interested in study opportunities in Russia
are required to apply to the either the Ministry or Federal Agency's
office, added Liana Azoyan, a press secretary for Rossotrudnichestvo.
Armenian News - Tert.am
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
15:46 * 21.03.14
The Russian universities are opening a call for applications for the
2014-2015 academic year, offering Armenian students 200 quotas in
different bachelor, master and post-graduate programs.
The project is a joint initiative by the Russian Federal Agency for
the Commonwealth of Independent States (Rossotrudnichestvo) and the
Armenian Ministry of Education and Science.
Mark Kaliev, the agency's acting head who introduced the program in
Yerevan on Friday, said the students choosing Russian universities
will be offered certain privileges during studies. "There will be
certainly privileges for those studying at Russian institutions of
higher learning, but the project is aimed at meeting the interests
of the different branches of Armenia's economy. The bid for preparing
human resources in different specializations is launched by Armenia's
Ministry of Education and Science. Hence those specializations,
offered to the Armenian side, are targeted to meet specific needs,"
he explained.
The Armenian applicants interested in study opportunities in Russia
are required to apply to the either the Ministry or Federal Agency's
office, added Liana Azoyan, a press secretary for Rossotrudnichestvo.
Armenian News - Tert.am
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress