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Source: Official website of the State –
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On March 17, the State University of Management and the Moscow City Center for Professional and Career Development signed a cooperation agreement.
The document was signed by Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, and Evgeny Andrienko, Director of the Center.
"We've been implementing joint projects for several years now, and thanks to this agreement, we'll be able to expand our areas of collaboration. For example, the Student Parliamentary Clubs, where students excel, and the first graduates who participated in the project already hold quite high positions. We have a number of projects aimed at identifying leaders in various fields, because they aren't always bright activists; sometimes even quiet students begin to skyrocket after graduation," Vladimir Stroyev shared his observations.
Vice-Rector of the State University of Management Pavel Pavlovsky spoke about his work with the KVN movement and young people in general.
"It's important to understand that KVN has long been more than just a game, but a mass youth movement that has a significant impact on its participants. For five years now, we've been organizing the "KVN – School of Leaders" forum, where we discuss how to integrate the movement into various areas of public life. And in 2025, the KVN Scientific and Methodological Center opened at the State University of Management," said Pavel Pavlovsky.
In turn, representatives of the Moscow City Center for Professional and Career Development expressed gratitude for the high-quality training provided to students and graduates of the State University of Management, many of whom they work with.
The parties agreed to cooperate in the area of educational and scientific development, including internships and practical training, employment of students and specialists, and the implementation of joint projects and events.
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