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Staff and faculty from the State University of Management completed a professional development course aimed at training personnel for the innovative transportation industry. Rinat Kurmaev, Director of the Scientific and Educational Center of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "NAMI," presented the SUM representatives with certificates of completion at a ceremony held at the Special-Purpose Garage Museum at VDNKh.
Dynamics of mobility
As part of the collaboration between the State University of Management and the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "NAMI," lecturers from the Department of Logistics and Transport-Technological Systems, as well as young scientists from our university, completed training during the fall semester at the Educational and Methodological Center for the Training of Engineering Personnel for the Innovative Transport Industry "Dynamics of Mobility" (EMC), created under an agreement between the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "NAMI" and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia.
The program included an introduction to modern trends in transportation engineering and practical aspects of working in this field, including during an international industry internship in Beijing.
Participants had the opportunity to visit leading Russian automobile manufacturers, such as MAZ Moskvich, Haval RUS, and FSUE NAMI itself. Tours of these plants allowed instructors to gain valuable insights into production processes and modern technologies.
The program's lecturers were leading scientists and practitioners with real-world experience in the production of modern automotive technology. Their master classes helped participants deepen their knowledge and prepare for new challenges in the transportation sector.
Joint educational programs
The agreement between SUM and FSUE NAMI provides for the development and improvement of educational programs. Specifically, starting in 2024–2025, a joint master's program in "Organization of Production in the Automotive Industry" will be implemented. SUM's classic programs have also been updated: the first bachelor's program in Russia, "Logistics and Supply Chain Management," and the master's program, "Transport and Logistics," which are currently attended by several hundred SUM students.
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