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Financial news: March 18, 2026. JSC "SME Corporation" will hold a deposit auction.

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The deposit auction date is March 18, 2026. Placement currency is RUB. The maximum amount of funds placed (in the placement currency) is 2,260,000,000. Placement period, days – 41. Date of depositing funds is March 18, 2026. Date of return of funds is April 28, 2026. Minimum placement interest rate, % per annum is 14.5. Terms of the conclusion, urgent or special (Urgent). The minimum amount of funds placed for one application (in the placement currency) is 2,260,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one Participant, pcs. 1. Auction form, open or closed (Open).

The basis of the Agreement is the General Agreement. Schedule (Moscow time). Preliminary bids from 10:30 to 10:40. Competitive bids from 10:40 to 10:50. The cutoff percentage or the auction's invalidity may be determined by 11:30. Additional terms

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Donor events in the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia: GUU students at a roundtable discussion with LG Electronics

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Students from the Institute of Marketing at the State University of Management participated in a roundtable discussion titled "Donor Actions in the Context of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia," which took place at LG Electronics' Moscow office ahead of the company's 120th Donor Day under the auspices of the National Healthcare Development Fund.

The event brought together representatives of different nationalities and ages, including students, LG employees, and representatives of public organizations.

The meeting was opened by the company's Senior PR/ESG Director, Tatyana Shakhnes, who recently visited the State University of Management to deliver a lecture. She introduced the participants to LG's 17-year history of good deeds, the diverse formats of its blood drives, and emphasized the importance of engaging opinion leaders to promote its ideas.

Elena Stefanyuk, Director of the National Healthcare Development Fund and Deputy Chair of the Coordinating Council for Blood and Bone Marrow Donation under the Civic Chamber of Russia, served as the honorary chair of the meeting. The expert discussed the importance of blood and bone marrow donation, as well as key initiatives and nationwide events, including those dedicated to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

During the roundtable discussion, participants presented the national and ethnocultural characteristics of their regions: family traditions, cultural codes, symbols, and tourist attractions.

Following the meeting, GUU students and LG representatives discussed various options for holding Blood Donor Day. Particular attention was paid to organizing the event, informing students about the importance of blood donation, and attracting as many participants as possible.

As a reminder, the traditional Blood Donor Day was held at GUU on March 16, and Health Week is being held at our university from March 16 to 20.

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Speed dating evening

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The Moscow Multifunctional Cultural Center invites you to the performance "Speed Dating Evening." It's a touching story about the search for personal happiness. The plot centers on a young and modest physicist, Pavel, who is searching for love. Deciding to follow modern algorithms, he attends a speed dating evening, where seven encounters await him. His goal is one: to find her.

Starring: Alexander Mishanov, Alexander Vinogradov, Natalia Desyatkina and others.

Director: Nikolai Larin.

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IT solutions integrator FIT and the State University of Management have agreed to cooperate in the field of IT education.

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FIT, the developer of the lsFusion ERP 4R system, and the State University of Management have entered into a long-term partnership agreement to train students at the Institute of Information Systems.

The agreement provides for joint work to improve the teaching of specialized disciplines, organize internships, and ensure the relevance and practical application of students' project activities, which contribute to the development and support of their professional competencies for the purpose of developing a future career in the IT industry.

Students will be given access to expertise in the open-source business application development platform lsFusion. A key element of the training will be a lecture course devoted to the platform's architecture and capabilities. Students will learn the basics of programming in the eponymous language and become familiar with the modular open-source MyCompany system, designed to automate a wide range of business processes for small and medium-sized trading, manufacturing, and construction companies.

Students of the Institute of Information Systems (IIS) will gain practical experience in developing and implementing IT solutions, as well as the opportunity to explore a domestic alternative to imported information systems.

This collaboration will thus form the basis for educational initiatives, promote the digitalization of education and business, and help young people successfully integrate into the world of high management technologies.

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ProMentor RUDN shared the project participants' achievements over the past five years.

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Source: Peoples'Friendship University of Russia

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The ProMentor RUDN Mentoring Center is a project of the RUDN Student Council aimed at helping students create their own career paths by working with professional mentors from various fields. This year, it celebrates its fifth anniversary.

Participants in the program are mentors (professional mentors), mentees (students who want to implement their own project and gain experience in their field), and curators (coordinators who help the mentor and mentee build effective communication and work).

Over the five years of the program's operation, 195 mentors, 415 mentees, and 110 curators have participated. Over the previous four years, over 100 student projects were implemented, students received over 200 letters of recommendation from mentors, and over 60 internship and employment offers.

The rector in action

RUDN University Rector Oleg Aleksandrovich Yastrebov participated in the first season of the mentoring program. He and his mentee, Victoria Bashmakova, developed a project for the youth entrepreneurship community StartUp Place RUDN. The mentoring pair carefully studied how to collect data and where to find various references to official indicators.

Among the program's other highlights is a series of mentor podcasts based on the track "Public Speaking, Podcasts, and Creative Thinking Development" by Amina Tsarakhova. Amina and her mentor, Evgeny Kleshch, created their own podcast in the mumblecore niche, where they also appear on episodes. In addition to her podcast, Amina has also participated in two others.

Season three mentor Daria Titova received the opportunity to work at the "Youth of Moscow" office thanks to her collaboration with mentor Artur Mazuev. During the project, the student gained insight into the structure of Moscow's youth policy, began working with many departments in the office, and organized two events for "Youth of Moscow."

Another mentee this season, Evgeny Ivanyushin, along with his mentor Tatyana Belkova and co-mentee Stefania Ilyina, developed a project to launch youth-focused tours across Russia. The mentor and mentee thought through everything from fine-tuning the idea, developing the target audience, and choosing a name to creating a brand design.

"My vision is for these to be more than just tours, but to foster a community of young, ambitious people. The vacation itself is a journey through small, atmospheric towns across our country," says Evgeny Ivanyushin, a student at the Graduate School of Management.

Olga Gubina launched her career as a musician on the project and, under the guidance of mentor Denis Klyuchnikov, released several songs. The mentoring pair's work included composing, producing tracks, developing the artist's brand, and promoting it. Late last year, the student announced that she was continuing to collaborate with her mentor. She is recording songs and is fully immersed in her musical project.

In the fourth season, the students' successes included two psychophysiological studies conducted by Yegor Myasnikov and the launch of a new project. The student published his own scientific articles and participated in a scientific report on the REN TV channel. And future architect Valeria Titova, together with her mentor Anna Volodina, studied several architectural design programs and recreated the Cinema pavilion at VDNKh.

Project awards

Over its five-year history, ProMentor RUDN has won numerous competitions. In 2022, it won first place in the "Best Student Career Support System" category at the Moscow Student Councils and Practices Competition organized by the Moscow Association of Student Organizations. In 2023, it again won the "Best Career Support System" category at the Moscow Association of Student Organizations competition. Furthermore, ProMentor RUDN took first place in the "Best Student Council Practice for Assistance with Employment and Career Guidance" category at the 9th All-Russian Forum "Student Russia" as part of the All-Russian Student Forum "Your Move – 2023." The center also won a grant competition from Rosmolodezh.Grants and was a second-place winner in the All-Russian Competition for Best Practices in Organizing Student Councils of Higher Education Institutions. Furthermore, the project was included in the catalog of practices for the Student Council Designer for Higher Education Institutions, compiled by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation and the Russian Youth Union. In 2025, the center took second place in the "Best Student Career Support System" category in the "Lighting the Lights of Student Life" competition organized by the Moscow Association of Youth Organizations.

Successful cooperation

The Mentoring Center is developing a partnership system. During the program's fourth season, it collaborated with Media Lab, bringing together 10th- and 11th-grade students from Moscow schools.

This season, ProMentor RUDN collaborated with the Mashuk Knowledge Center as part of the federal methodological center's efforts to develop mentoring and establish a database of best mentoring practices. We wish the project continued success and the involvement of more talented individuals in implementing innovative ideas!

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The Dawns Here Are Quiet…

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The Moskvich Cultural Center invites you to the play "The Dawns Here Are Quiet…" based on the novella by Boris Vasiliev. As part of the "Nebol'" children's theater festival, actors from the "Kavardak" studio will present a production about the heroic past that provokes reflection on the price of Victory, the value of human life, and the fragile line between peace and war.

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Water Day at the Why-Nothings Club

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Children's Library No. 178 – A.L. Barto Cultural Center invites you to the interactive program "Water Day at the Why-Nothing Club," dedicated to World Water Day. Young guests will learn about the importance of water for the planet and discover interesting facts about seas, rivers, and lakes, solve themed riddles about aquatic life and natural phenomena, and participate in a master class on creating a watercolor landscape depicting the underwater world.

The event is aimed at broadening children's horizons, developing environmental awareness, and developing their creative abilities.

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Goodbye, Ravine

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The Moskvich Cultural Center invites you to the play "Goodbye, Ravine," based on the story of the same name by Konstantin Sergienko. As part of the "Nebol'" children's theater festival, actors from the Tema studio will tell a parable about a pack of stray dogs living in an abandoned ravine on the outskirts of Moscow. Audiences will experience a touching saga about the fragility of life and the eternal struggle between kindness and indifference.

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Your turn, Ben!

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The Moskvich Cultural Center invites you to the "Nebol'ny" children's theater festival, where the Art in Soul school theater will present the play "Your Turn, Ben!" The plot follows Ben, a 4th-grade B student who dreams of playing a Jedi knight, who lands the role of a prince in a production of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." In the final scene, Ben must kiss his classmate Melissa, who plays Snow White. He desperately searches for a way to avoid the awkward situation.

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More than 30 companies attended Career Day at GUU to meet with students.

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On March 17, the State University of Management held its traditional Career Day, where students could learn about current employment opportunities directly from employers.

More than 30 organizations participated in the event, each ready to share their work experience and talk about vacancies and internship programs.

Students personally interacted with company representatives, asked questions, and learned more about employment prospects after graduation or during their studies.

The VTB Bank booth generated particular interest, offering traditional souvenirs like pens, stickers, and cardholders, as well as more expensive prizes like backpacks, lunchboxes, and portable chargers, for completing tasks of varying difficulty. Pyaterochka's activities, where players could spin a wheel and win an edible gift, were also popular.

Representatives of the "I'm in Business" project took an original approach to participation: in order to receive souvenirs, they asked the children to formulate ideas for projects that solve a real-life problem.

In addition to communicating with employers, each student could receive career advice from staff at the Career and Practical Training Center at the State University of Management.

In addition, as part of Career Day, a cooperation agreement was signed between the State University of Management and the Moscow City Center for Professional and Career Development.

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