“Education Systems of Different Countries”

On October 6, 2026, N. T. Kakisheva, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Russian Philology and World Literature, together with second-year students majoring in Computational Sciences and Statistics at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, organized an event entitled “Education Systems of Different Countries” as part of the implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4) — “Quality Education.”

The aim of the event was to broaden students’ horizons, introduce them to the distinctive features of education systems in different countries, and increase their interest in international educational practices.

During the event, students delivered reports and presentations highlighting the organization of the educational process, teaching methods, and modern approaches to education in various countries. Participants had the opportunity to compare education systems, identify their distinctive features, and discuss the importance of quality and accessible education.

The event contributed to the development of students’ research and communication skills, intercultural competence, and awareness of the importance of education for sustainable development.

Conclusion: The event took place in an informative and engaging atmosphere, allowing students to expand their knowledge of global educational practices and emphasizing the relevance of SDG 4 in the modern world.