MASU students got Barents Secretariat grant to participate in the intensive course of Nord University (Bodo, Norway)
Four graduate students of the Department of Modern Languages and a Ph.D. student of the Department of Philosophy, Social Sciences and Social Security Law received a grant from the Barents Secretariat to participate in the annual intensive course on business, management and smart technologies in the development of the Arctic territories and cities. This course will be held as a part of the High North Dialogue conference and will be organized by the Nord University Business School in Bodo (Norway).
Students will be attending lectures and one of the largest Arctic-oriented conferences, they will have to present a group report on promising areas for sustainable development of the northern territories, as well as to prepare and write an individual final essay.
Recall that last year at this event MASU was represented by the advisor of MASU International cooperation office, Mikhail Uksusov, who received the highest score for his work in the intensive course.
Further information: www.highnorthdialogue.no