Polytech Opens "School of the Future Engineer" in Tashkent

Our Educators Conduct Classes for Schoolchildren and Their Teachers

On October 21, the “School of the Future Engineer” educational intensive kicked off in Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s capital. Aimed at enhancing teacher qualifications and boosting high school students’ scientific potential in engineering and technology, the program is a joint initiative by Rossotrudnichestvo and Samara Polytech.

The intensive is held at Nizami Tashkent State Pedagogical University, a longtime partner of Samara Polytech. More than 100 secondary school teachers began training across three key areas:

- Computer Science: Participants explore augmented reality, neural networks, generative AI, and intelligent robotics.

- Physics: Instruction focuses on thermodynamics, electricity, and magnetism.

- Mathematics: Courses cover optimization methods, statistics, and differential calculus in mathematical modeling to support students’ research activities.

Meanwhile, over 200 high school students attend specialized workshops led by Samara experts. They are introduced to Russian Olympiads such as "SamMat" and "Zvezda," tackle physics and math problems, and learn practical ways to use artificial intelligence in their studies.

“We are proud to offer teachers and schoolchildren from Tashkent access to cutting-edge technologies and knowledge,” said Yulia Lopukhova, Head of the Department of Pedagogy, Intercultural Communication, and Russian as a Foreign Language. “Participants will not only enhance their skills but also discover innovative methods to educate the engineers of tomorrow, helping to elevate education standards in schools and vocational institutions.”

The intensive will run through October 25.