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'Once HSE Student—Always HSE Student': How HSE University-St Petersburg Graduation Ceremony 2026 Went
The concert and sports complex 'Arena' hosted one of the main events of the academic year—the graduation ceremony of HSE University-St Petersburg. In 2026, 1782 bachelor's and master's students of HSE University-St Petersburg got their diplomas, and 303 of them received an honours diploma. The festival gathered almost 6000 guests: bachelor's and master's graduates, their families and friends, as well as professors and mentors.
Culture, Science, AI: How the School of Arts and Humanities held HSE's International Partner Week
This May, HSE University–Saint Petersburg wrapped up its International Partner Week, an event designed to strengthen the university's ties with its global partners and to foster joint development in research and higher education. In this text, we look at how the expert sessions of the School of Arts and Humanities unfolded, bringing together researchers from across the world.
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Media Bridge Between St Petersburg and São Paulo: HSE University-St Petersburg Holds Online Seminar on Journalism
The Department of Media at HSE University-St Petersburg and the Department of Journalism at São Paulo State University (UNESP, Brazil) jointly hosted a research seminar covering the role of mass media in shaping the image of BRICS countries. The participants discussed problems that journalists have to face in Russia and Brazil when covering the activities of the organisation.
Viva o Brasil!: HSE University–St Petersburg Hosts Festival of Brazilian Culture
HSE University–St Petersburg wrapped up International Partners' Week with a lesson on Portuguese, a workshop on the dances of various Brazilian regions, a lecture about one of the most popular Brazilian musicians and a live performance by his devotees. Organised by the Bachelor’s programme in Media Communications, the 'Viva o Brasil!' festival invited students to explore the culture of one of the largest countries in Latin America.