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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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A delegation from the Polytechnic University visited the Kirov Central Park of Culture and Leisure. In November, SPbPU and Kirov Central Park of Culture and Leisure signed an agreement cooperation agreement, which consolidates cooperation in the field of educational, scientific and cultural projects aimed at developing the urban environment, training highly qualified personnel, implementing technical expertise of park facilities, as well as work on the preservation and development of the Polytechnic Park.
The delegation from Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University included Stanislav Vladimirov, Vice-Rector for Organizational and Economic Affairs; Marina Petrochenko, Director of the SPbPU Institute of Civil Engineering; and Sergey Chichenev, Director of the Fundraising and Alumni Relations Center. Representing the Central Park of Culture and Leisure, the event was attended by Alexey Yezhov, First Deputy Director; Alisa Nagorskaya, Deputy Director for External Relations and Development; Yulia Pavlova, Head of the Excursion and Methodology Department; Irina Petrova, Head of the Art Glass Department; and Maria Zhuk, Methodologist of the Yelaginoostrovsky Palace Museum.
During the meeting, the parties discussed key areas for implementing the cooperation roadmap, including staff training and professional development, organizing internships for ISI students, joint projects in digital modeling and landscaping, conducting career-guidance tours and visiting lectures, and collaboration in the design field in the context of the restoration of the historic garden at the Kholomki Estate Museum.
The Polytechnic students also visited the Elaginoostrovsky Palace Museum, the Museum of Art Glass, and a glassblowing workshop.
The partnership with the Central Park of Culture and Leisure is strategically important for the university and allows students to engage in solving real-world design problems within a cultural heritage site. I am confident that this experience will contribute to the professional development of a new generation of engineers and architects, noted ISI Director Marina Petrochenko.
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