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Russian-Chinese educational center began working in Moscow

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Russian-Chinese educational center began working in Moscow


23.10.2019

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The Russian-Chinese educational center began to operate on the territory of the Greenwood Business Park, located outside the Moscow Ring Road. The founders of the center are the Russian University of Transport (RUT) and the Eurasia International Corporation. The educational center will allow students from China studying in the main transport university of Russia to improve their knowledge of the Russian language and to replenish knowledge in other disciplines, Gudok.ru reports

The opening ceremony of the center was attended by the leaders of the Russian university, representatives of Chinese business in Russia, as well as Vice Governor of Henan Province Ho Jinzua. According to her, the opening of the center was another step towards the rapprochement of the two countries and the solution of tasks set by the heads of Russia and China.

RUT has long and fruitfully collaborated with relevant universities in China. At present, 36 agreements on cooperation between the Russian university and educational institutions of China are in force, seven of which involve a double diploma program. RUT conducts joint research activities with a number of universities.

The educational center is designed to help Chinese students who come to Russia for exchange, as well as for bachelor's and master's programs in RUT. In the new center, students will attend classes in the Russian language, and from the second half of the year they will become students of courses in physics, mathematics and computer science.

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