Sinergia Moscow university's branch to be opened in Yerevan
16.06.2015,
19:12
Sinergia Moscow University of Industry and Finance and Business School will open their branches in Yerevan on June 19, the press office of the Russian Centre for Science and Culture reported today.
YEREVAN, June 16. /ARKA/. Sinergia Moscow University of Industry and Finance and Business School will open their branches in Yerevan on June 19, the press office of the Russian Centre for Science and Culture reported today.
The opening ceremony will take place in Russia's embassy in Armenia under support from the Russian Centre for Science and Culture and with the presence of Russian Ambassador to Armenia Ivan Volinkin.
The opening ceremony will be also attended by Mark Kalinin, head of the Russian Centre for Science and Culture office in Yerevan, Vadim Lobov, executive director of Sinergia University, and Robert Shlegel, a member of Russia's parliament.
Stressing the importance of the opening of the branches in Yerevan, Lobov said it will have favorable impacts on different areas and will contribute to further development of relations between Armenia and Russia.
Sinergia University offers distant studying to Armenians for obtaining the most demanded at labor market specialties. Students will be able to combine work with online study.
Lobov also said that Sinergia University is planning to implement a number of large projects in Armenia.
The university intends to translate educational curricula to Armenian language.
It also plans to introduce in partnership with one of the flagship universities of Armenia a unique program for selecting and training entrepreneurs while they are still studying.
Sinergia Moscow University of Industry and Finance is one of the flagship universities of Russia. It prepares bachelors and masters in 70 specialties.
Sinergia Business School was opened in 1988 and is now the leader in Russia, CIS and Eastern Europe's business education market.
The school offers exclusive author seminars and corporate training. The business school conducts large-scale business events every year for business people from Russia and other countries. 'Basic Strategies' business meeting and Synergy Global Forum are among them. --0----
The opening ceremony will take place in Russia's embassy in Armenia under support from the Russian Centre for Science and Culture and with the presence of Russian Ambassador to Armenia Ivan Volinkin.
The opening ceremony will be also attended by Mark Kalinin, head of the Russian Centre for Science and Culture office in Yerevan, Vadim Lobov, executive director of Sinergia University, and Robert Shlegel, a member of Russia's parliament.
Stressing the importance of the opening of the branches in Yerevan, Lobov said it will have favorable impacts on different areas and will contribute to further development of relations between Armenia and Russia.
Sinergia University offers distant studying to Armenians for obtaining the most demanded at labor market specialties. Students will be able to combine work with online study.
Lobov also said that Sinergia University is planning to implement a number of large projects in Armenia.
The university intends to translate educational curricula to Armenian language.
It also plans to introduce in partnership with one of the flagship universities of Armenia a unique program for selecting and training entrepreneurs while they are still studying.
Sinergia Moscow University of Industry and Finance is one of the flagship universities of Russia. It prepares bachelors and masters in 70 specialties.
Sinergia Business School was opened in 1988 and is now the leader in Russia, CIS and Eastern Europe's business education market.
The school offers exclusive author seminars and corporate training. The business school conducts large-scale business events every year for business people from Russia and other countries. 'Basic Strategies' business meeting and Synergy Global Forum are among them. --0----
