KRSU and RUDN University are developing academic cooperation in the field of psychological and pedagogical education
Partnership interaction in the educational and scientific spheres continues to develop between the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia and the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University. The existing Cooperation Agreement forms a stable basis for expanding academic ties between the departments and faculties of the two universities, as well as for the active exchange of experience between teachers and students.The next stage of this interaction was the visit of a representative of KRSU to RUDN University. From March 23 to March 28, 2026, Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities A.A. Adykulov took part in the X All-Russian student scientific and practical conference with international participation «Pedagogical education: optimization, modernization and development forecast».Within the framework of the conference A.A. Adykulov made a report at the plenary session on methodological and practical issues of the development of psychological science in Kyrgyzstan. He also conducted a master class for students of the Institute of Foreign Languages of the RUDN University on the topic «Personality archetypes in the development of the creative personality of students» and gave a lecture on the role of unconscious psychological factors in the formation of a creative personality in adolescence.The work program of the visit also included negotiations with colleagues from RUDN University. Prospects for further cooperation were discussed together with teachers from the Institute of Foreign Languages, including the development of joint educational programs and deepening scientific interaction.As a result of the meeting, the parties outlined specific steps to expand the partnership, including the implementation of joint projects in the field of psychological and pedagogical education, academic mobility and the exchange of scientific and methodological practices.