RACUS organization together with Russian Center for Science and Culture (RCSC) held an educational exhibition Study in Russia – 2015 in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, on June 20, 2015.
The exhibition has once again proven that RACUS organization's effective activities aimed at the popularization of Russian higher education in Zambia are moving into the right direction and help to establish Russian state universities' authority on the international scene. The educational exhibition Study in Russia – 2015 was very popular with young Zambians, who wish to fulfil their dreams of obtaining high quality fundamental education in one of the most prospective countries of the modern world – Russia.
The representatives of the RACUS organization in Zambia have shown several interactive presentatives about studying in Russia to the visitors of the exhibition, who had a chance to learn all about studying in Russia in an intersting and exciting format, in particular about the Russian educational system and the advantages of learning Russian. Mr Kelly Mwantalasha, a 2013 graduate of Tambov State University, was a special guest of the exhibition. He told the Zambians applicants all about living and studying in Russia and how he liked the professors, nature and Russian cuisine, a very comfortable studying environment, which he often feels nostalgic for. After the presentations, all those in attendance had a chance to put their questions to Kelly Mwantalasha as well as to the RACUS representatives in Zambia.
Young Zambians, as previously, were primarily interested in medical specialties (such as General Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy) as they are in high demand on the labour market. However, the visitors of the exhibition were also enquiring about such economic and engineering and technical specialties as Information Technologies, Economics, Civil Engineering, Oil & Gas, which are taught not only in Russian, but also in English. All those who wanted to receive more detailed information about the admission of foreign students to Russian universities and learn more about studying in Russia in general were provided with RACUS brochures and souvenirs.
10 major educational exhibitions and seminars held in Zambia annually undoubtedly promote fruitful and long-lasting cooperation and firm friendly ties between our two countries, as well as sustain the inexhaustible interest of young Zambians in obtaining prestigious higher education in Russia and open new professional and personal prospects for Zambians.
The next exhibition in Zambia's capital Lusaka will take place on July 18 and RACUS organization and Russian Center for Science and Culture invite you to take part in it!
