Scientific session at TUSUR gathers over 260 Russian and Kazakhstan high school students
Colorful TOMSK, 6th of May - RIA Tomsk. Over 260 student prodigies from Russia and Kazakhstan are set to grace the "TUSUR Scientific Session 2025"; at this event, they'll deliver presentations in the realms of IT, robotics, engineering, and social-economic disciplines, as revealed by the university's press office earlier this week.
It has been clarified that the "XXXrd International Scientific and Technical Conference: TUSUR Scientific Session 2025" is scheduled for May 23rd.
"The section for school students during the international conference will gather participants from both countries.... This year, a whopping 189 presentations have been submitted by 268 students," expresses the statement.
These students hail from 19 towns in Russia and the city of Almaty, Kazakhstan. They'll present their research in engineering, IT, robotics, natural sciences, and social-economic disciplines. The conference will be held in on-site, online, and correspondence modes.
Engineering Nests: TUSUR's Expansion across Tomsk SchoolsIn previous news, TUSUR's engineering classes aim to popularize engineering education among students in the 7th-11th grades and support their preparation for universities. These workshops are led by leading scholars and teachers from the university, fostering project-based learning and career guidance. Currently, these classes are available in 50 schools across Tomsk.
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The conference titled "XXXrd International Scientific and Technical Conference: TUSUR Scientific Session 2025" will provide a platform for the presentation of research in engineering, IT, robotics, natural sciences, and social-economic disciplines, catering to both high school and university students, as shown in the statement.
The engineering classes led by TUSUR scholars and teachers help popularize engineering education in the Tomsk schools and foster project-based learning and career guidance, as part of the university's expansion in education-and-self-development sectors.
