BelSU Representatives Participate in All-Russian Student Graduation Ceremony

The event was organized by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, in collaboration with the Federal Russian Agency for Youth Affairs, the ZNANIE All-Russian Society, and the Your Move all-Russian student project. It brought together some of the most successful graduates, recognized for their outstanding contributions in scientific, sports, cultural, and social spheres.

Belgorod National Research University (BelSU) was represented at the ceremony by Anna Korneeva, a graduate from the Faculty of Foreign Languages at the Pedagogical Institute, and Artem Lisitsky, who earned his degree from the Institute of Economics and Management with a focus on Economics, Finance, and Credit.

Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education, Olga Petrova, welcomed the graduates on behalf of Minister Valery Falkov.

“The first steps after graduation can be challenging. However, they are also exciting, and our vast country needs your talents. We are here to support you,” she remarked.

The Tvoy Vypusknoy event featured a marathon format that included both educational and cultural segments. Anna and Artem participated in master classes focused on Science and Creativity. Ksenia Akinshina, a staff member from the BelSU Centre for Youth Initiatives within the Department of Youth Policy and Educational Activities, accompanied the students and had the opportunity to gain experience in mentorship-oriented events.

The ceremony also marked the inaugural graduation of the Student Media Centre under the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. Deputy Minister Olga Petrova acknowledged the media centre’s activists from Moscow for their contributions to student media and presented them with diplomas. Among the awardees was BelSU graduate Sajid Kadiri.

“I can confidently say that the network of media centres has become a vital foundation for our efforts. I appreciate your positive perspective on various issues; everything you create brings joy to your audience,” said Petrova.