Academy Faculty Members Gain International Experience at a Prestigious Research Centre in China
The Academy of Labour and Social Relations continues to pursue its efforts to enhance the quality of education, strengthen the academic and professional potential of its faculty members, and introduce international best practices into the educational process.
As part of these initiatives, a delegation of active faculty members and staff from the Academy is visiting Hangzhou, the People's Republic of China, from 4 to 17 November this year.
The delegation is taking part in a specialised 144-hour professional development programme organised at the Rural Electrification Research Institute under the Ministry of Water Resources of the People's Republic of China.
The international training programme brings together experienced specialists representing the Academy's research, general professional education, economics and management, and law departments. The delegation includes:
Gavharinso Sattikulova, Head of the Department of Research, Innovation and Training of Academic and Research Personnel;
Nafosat Adizova, Senior Lecturer, Department of General Professional Subjects;
Zoir Yunuskhodjaev, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics and Management;
Mamlakat Ibrakhimova, Senior Lecturer, Department of Law;
Otabek Sobirov, Senior Lecturer, Department of General Professional Subjects;
Akmal Khakimov, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics and Management.
This professional development programme offers an important opportunity not only to enhance professional knowledge and skills but also to gain first-hand insight into the international research environment, explore modern approaches, and apply advanced international practices within the national education system.
The international professional development of the Academy's faculty members is expected to strengthen the integration of education and research, promote the introduction of innovative approaches into the learning process, and further improve the quality of training competitive specialists.
Knowledge and experience know no boundaries. The Academy remains committed to expanding international cooperation, acquiring advanced knowledge and expertise, and continuously improving the quality of education.
