KRSU and Wildberries launch joint educational projects in e-commerce and digital competencies

As part of the meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University signed a memorandum of cooperation with the company «VB KEIJI» (Wildberries). The document provides for the development of joint educational initiatives in the field of e-commerce, digital economy and entrepreneurship.The agreement was signed by the rector of KRSU Sergey Volkov and the director of international development of the company «VB KEIJI» Rafael Abrahamyan. The memorandum consolidates the parties' intentions to build systematic interaction in the field of personnel training, development of digital skills and support for youth projects.Among the key study programs cooperation are the creation of a competence center for online trading, logistics and digital transformation on the basis of the university, conducting master classes, trainings, forums and practice-oriented educational events. Special emphasis is placed on expanding employment opportunities and developing entrepreneurial competencies of students.The university also plans to open a specialized space - a personalized auditorium and a coworking space, equipped with modern digital equipment. The site will become a center for educational programs and meetings with market experts, and students will have access to events for free.In addition, the document provides for the launch of specialized training centers, laboratories and acceleration programs, as well as the formation of joint projects for the development of e-commerce and marketplaces. The company is considering the possibility of grant and organizational support for initiatives related to equipping infrastructure and conducting educational activities. In addition, the document provides for the launch of specialized training centers, laboratories and acceleration programs, as well as the formation of joint projects for the development of e-commerce and marketplaces. The company is considering the possibility of grant and organizational support for initiatives related to equipping infrastructure and conducting educational activities.Partnerships with one of the largest players in the online trading market will allow students to work with real cases, study modern business models and gain practical experience while still studying.The signing of the memorandum was the next step in expanding the university’s interaction with industrial partners and developing applied study programs training, which is in demand in the digital economy.