Effective organization of educational processes is in focus
December 27 , 2024
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Trening
The seminar-training week at the Nordic University was held at a high level of teamwork.
Special attention was paid to effective organization of scientific activity and introduction of new approaches to the educational process.
In the new year 2025, the team of teachers has made every effort to organize their work without stress, to start classes effectively and to approach based on the characteristics of students.
During the week, the skills of breaking existing stereotypes and effectively using game elements in lessons were formed.
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“Voice of Poetry”: A Celebration of Verse at Nordik!
Participants passionately recited their favorite poems, striving to convey not just the words, but the deeper meanings behind each line with vivid expression and emotional depth. Every performance stood out with its own unique tone and interpretation.
The most outstanding participants were recognized:
🥇 Ruxsora Khikmatova
🥈 Nodirbek Axadbekov
🥉 Solikha Kutbiddinova
Winners, along with all participants, were awarded certificates and memorable gifts.
✨ The evening once again proved that the magic of poetry has the power to unite hearts.
A High-Level Meeting Held at Nordic University
During the visit, the university leadership delivered a comprehensive presentation outlining Nordic’s activities, modern educational approaches, and achievements in international cooperation.
The distinguished guest paid particular attention to the university’s sustainable development model, the wide range of opportunities created for students, and its growing position within the global academic landscape.
Focus on Strategic Collaboration
The discussions centered on several key priorities, including:
establishing academic partnerships with leading higher education institutions in Norway
supporting joint research and innovation initiatives
developing international exchange programs for students and faculty members.
Towards Expanded Cooperation
The parties also exchanged views on implementing joint projects in education and innovation, as well as further expanding bilateral cooperation.
Recognition and Achievement: Foundation Graduates Awarded Certificates
The Certificate Awarding Ceremony, held at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, vividly demonstrated the tangible outcomes of this system.
The event marked not merely a conclusion, but a significant milestone that opens the door to new academic and professional opportunities.
Organized at a high level, the ceremony was attended by distinguished figures, including statesman and scholar, Deputy Chairperson of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy Sodiq Safoyev, as well as Rector of Nordic International University, Professor Sherzod Mustafakulov, and diplomat and Academic Lyceum Director Oydinxon Mannopova. In their remarks, they highly commended the students’ achievements, emphasizing that these results are the product of consistent effort and high-quality education. Graduates were encouraged to demonstrate perseverance, intellectual curiosity, and ambition in their future academic pursuits.
Notably, the effectiveness of the programme is also reflected in concrete figures. This year, 23 graduates were admitted directly into the second year of undergraduate studies — an indicator of both their academic readiness and the success of a modern educational model. In total, 54 graduates successfully completed the Foundation programme and were awarded certificates. As highlighted during the event, this figure has increased severalfold compared to last year’s 9 graduates, underscoring the programme’s growing impact.
The Foundation programme is evolving beyond a transitional phase into a robust mechanism for preparing competitive and capable professionals.
The ceremony was further enriched by musical performances that added a celebratory atmosphere. Lecturers from the Department of Music Education at Nordic International University, pop singers Charosxon Axmedova and Zarnigor Umarova, along with performers Aziz and Laziza from the “Nordik Taronasi” ensemble, delivered captivating performances that elevated the spirit of the event.
This ceremony once again demonstrated that the aspirations of young people are steadily transforming into real achievements. The heartfelt emotions and sincere gratitude expressed by both parents and graduates reflected the profound significance of this milestone.
48 Countries: The Road Is the Greatest Teacher
The guest speaker was renowned traveler and blogger Qobiljon Abdusattorov.
The session encouraged future professionals to look at their field—and the world—with a broader, more open perspective. Through Qobiljon’s stories, one powerful truth became clear once again: travel is far more than beautiful photos, stories, or reels.
The road is a journey of challenges, risks, and invaluable life lessons.
Since 2022, he has been traveling across the world by car—without using airplanes—and has already covered 48 countries. His ultimate goal is to enter the Guinness World Records (current record: 130 countries).
Behind these numbers lie nights spent on the road, unexpected dangers and trials, language barriers, and above all, the traveler’s unwavering determination.
During the meeting, students gained practical insights into:
how to start a journey in tourism,
how to effectively combine blogging with travel,
and how to navigate unexpected situations on the road.
As emphasized during the session, “To become a great specialist, one must first experience being a tourist.”
Indeed, tourism cannot be fully learned from textbooks alone. It must be felt, experienced, and lived—by stepping into the shoes of a traveler. This is where true knowledge begins.
At the end of the meeting, students who asked the most engaging and thoughtful questions were awarded memorable gifts.