Moscow Polytech Hosts Orientation Meeting for Graduates of Russian–Tajik Schools
Moscow Polytech held a meeting for students who had graduated from Russian–Tajik schools. The University is helping them settle into their new environment and become involved in student life and life in the Russian capital. Students learned about the University’s research opportunities, extracurricular activities and much more. A separate practical workshop focused on migration registration procedures.
Participants had the opportunity to ask University representatives questions, learn about student associations, projects and support services, meet one another, and receive guidance to help them get the academic year off to a smooth start.
The programme covered research opportunities at Moscow Polytech, youth policy and extracurricular activities, alongside a practical session on migration registration requirements.
The event was also attended by Olga Chernykh, Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Social Work, and Yulia Davydova, Vice-Rector for International Affairs.
According to the organisers, the meeting marked another step towards strengthening the University’s support system for international students and fostering a friendly, welcoming environment at Moscow Polytech.
