In 26.02.2018 the
Rector of the North Caucasian State Humanitarian Technological Academy Ruslan
Makharovich Kochkarov participated in the India Russia Educational
Conference.
Rectors of all leading Universities of the Russian
Federation took part in this conference in order to discuss terms,
conditions and perspectives of international cooperation in education and
find the mechanisms of attracting applicants from one of the largest
countries in the world- India.
The conference was held by the initiatives and
invitation of the Embassy of India and personally on the name of mr. Pankaj
Sarana who opened the Conference and noted that today more than 10 000 students
from India are being taught and this number is increasing, but still it
is less than it could actually be. And the above mentioned number is much less
than in Europe and the USA.
In his speech the Rector of the Academy Ruslan
Makharovich Kochkarov noted that in NCSHTA we pay much attention and make much
efforts in work with students from India. Within last days the amount of
students increased for several times.
This is the second year of having Indian students in
the Academy in the speciality 31.05.01 “General Medicine “.
In 2016 there were 50 students from India.
In 2017 there are 104 students.
So our Academy gradually is moving to a new level of
training highly professional future medical staff and also making partners with
foreign universities.
Within first three years of education, the teaching
process is held in English language. For teaching some subjects foreign
professors are invited.
Additional to that an intensive teaching of Russian
language to Indian students is held.
This fact helps provide and expand Russian culture and
values abroad.
Commenting the speech of the Ambassador concerning the
high interest of his compatriots in Medical education and that 90% of all
Indian students are studying biomedical sciences,Ruslan Makharovich noted that
this proves the high level and competitiveness of Russian Educational
system.
High quality of level of knowledge and law fee
structure make Russia and Karachay-Cherkess Republic in particular attractive
for a large number of Indian students.
Within this meeting of the Rector with the
representatives of the Indian part future plans of creating unified educational
space for the students from India and Karachay-Cherkess Republic were
discussed.
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