News of International Cooperation

UN-MSLU Cooperation: Speech Techniques
The main program for preparing for UN competitive language exams at MSLU includes various special courses, including “Speech Technique”, which is taught by Sofya Vysokovskaya, teacher of the stage speech department of the Theater Institute named after Boris Schtscukin.

Online simultaneous translation classes
Interpreters of the UN Office in Geneva conduct remote interpretation classes with students of the UN Preparatory Language Exams Preparation Program at Moscow State Linguistic University Victoria Tuchina (3rd year of the Faculty of Translation), Vladislav Zhuravlev (1st year of the Master's degree in Translation Department), Marina Slobodyanik (external student of the Program) ) and Alexander Morozov (4th year of the Faculty of Translation).

THE UN Program: Online classes and students’ feedback.
For simultaneous translation classes our students require either a PC/tablet for Skype connection and a smartphone/tablet with headphones for listening to the recordings.

Authentic Dialogue between Russia and the Francophone World’ online for the first time
April 23-25, International Conference “Authentic Dialogue between Russia and the Francophone World in the Space of Culture, Language, and Literature” on trueconf.linguanet.кг brought together over 100 participants.

Exchange Students: What COVID-19 Changed - 1
MSLU exchange students share their experience of life and studies in European countries during the coronavirus pandemic, as many students chose to continue their internship programs.
Three students of the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting are undergoing a two-diploma program at the University of Granada (Spain).

Titles for Portrait of the Diva
The Anglo-Bulgarian group of the 4th year, Faculty of Translation of Interpreting, A. Gorelikova, V.Sorokina, D.Luchayev, K. Shvedchenko, M.Fedorina, P.Libina and Maya Pramatarova, Bulgarian language professor at Moscow State Linguistic University, expert art critic at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Moscow, created captions for the documentary by the screenwriter and director Miglena Stoycheva, “Portrait of the Diva,” released April 9.