University on the Internet
Virtual open days for applicants in 2020 were held at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University (KRSU). Young people were expected to get acquainted with the university and detailed information about areas of training.
Text: Lyubov Borisenko (Bishkek)
Russian newspaper – Week – Kyrgyzstan № 119 (8173)
For five days, the rector, deans and teachers told applicants live about student life, about the specialties that they could get at KRSU, and answered questions.
–Of course, you can read all the information on the website, but it’s much better when real people talk about the university – academicians, professors, associate professors, – shared KRSU Vice-Rector Leonid Sumarokov. – There are certain advantages to this. Communication, albeit virtual, provides the opportunity for feedback. That is, the applicant can directly ask a question to the rector, dean or head of the department and receive an answer. In past years, we also organized similar events, only they were not held virtually, but in reality. The children came to the university with their parents or friends, learned about the faculties, what entrance exams needed to be passed and when they would take place. This year the situation is different. The pandemic has made adjustments to its usual operating hours. That’s why we decided to talk about our university online.
By the way
KRSU – university with an interesting history and diverse traditions. This is a multidisciplinary educational institution that is famous for scientific achievements, a high level of training of specialists, and fundamental scientific and material and technical bases. Here they not only train future specialists, but also conduct full-fledged research. In addition, the university is a platform for innovative developments.
