• 19.10.2026 12:06

TulSU International Team Emerges Victorious

An international team from the Institute of International Education at Tula State University has won the Russian-African Forum and Competition for Young Scientists, titled "Future Engineers of the World: The Foundation for Sustainable Development." Held under the auspices of UNESCO, the event took place at the Empress Catherine II Saint Petersburg Mining University.
The first stage of the forum-competition saw the participation of 1,200 students from Russian universities, with only 465 advancing to the second stage, which was divided into 11 thematic sections.
The team of the TulSU Institute of International Education, presenting a project titled "The Impact of Nuclear Solutions on the Current Situation in African Countries: An Analysis of the 'Raw-Material Trap'," secured a decisive victory among the 21 projects in their section.
The team — recipients of a first-place diploma — shared their excitement:
"We worked hard, engaged in discussions, rehearsed, presented our project, and won! Along the way, we made new friends and fell in love with Saint Petersburg!"