13/03/2025

KSUAE hosted the annual charity concert "Hand in Hand" to help special children

On March 12, 2025, the annual charity concert "Hand in Hand" was held at KSUAE. The organizers of the concert are activists of the Institute of Construction Technologies and Engineering-Ecological Systems. The event attracted many spectators, among whom were not only university students but also representatives of the organizations "Kind Kazan" and "School for All", which help children with special needs. All funds raised from the charity fair will be sent to "School for All" to help children with autism spectrum disorder.

Talented artists performed on stage — students of KSUAE, children with autism spectrum disorder and a guest magician. The audience was touched by the story of a special child in a children's camp, listened to songs and poems performed by students and children, saw dance and theatrical performances. Particular attention was drawn to the performances of children with autism spectrum disorder, who showed their talents and skills. Their sincerity and joy from the performances touched the hearts of all those present.

The audience could take part in a charity fair: buy handicrafts created by students and paintings painted by children, or make a donation, and at the fair they were met by a unicorn animator. The concert ended with a joint song performed by the artists and children. The children received cute gifts from the Hand in Hand project, and the guests left the hall with unforgettable emotions and beautiful tulips.

The charity concert became a symbol of unity and support, reminding everyone that together we can make the world a better place. Sincere smiles on the faces of the participants and spectators once again confirmed that this format of the event is not only important, but also necessary for raising people's awareness of autism issues and creating a friendly society.

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11/03/2025

Representatives of the company "New Geodetic Systems" held an open lecture-workshop for KSUAE students

In the scientific and educational center "Geodesy" as part of mastering the disciplines "TIM technologies in restoration" and "Engineering geodesy" an open lecture-workshop for students of KSUAE on working with modern geodetic equipment was held.

Deputy General Director for Development Alimov Ildar and Head of the Department of Engineering and Geodetic Surveys Gatin Ilgiz introduced the students to advanced geodetic technologies. As part of the lecture, students studying in the areas of "Reconstruction and restoration of architectural heritage", "Digital technologies in road construction and traffic organization", "Industrial and civil engineering" were told about classical measurement methods, and also introduced to new technologies in 3D scanning. In practice, the restoration students independently scanned the premises of the center and the geodetic testing ground adjacent to the center with the SLAM RS10 scanning system, and also carried out office processing of the obtained data. The lecture aroused great interest among the audience. During the discussion, students asked questions about the use of modern technologies in professional activities.

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03/03/2025

KSUAE international students celebrated the festive "Maslenitsa"

Within the acaademic programme KSUAE international students get acquainted with the culture, history, traditions and customs of the holidays of Russia and Tatarstan. This time, students from Turkey, Côte d'Ivoire, Ecuador, Peru, Chad, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritania took an active part in the celebration of "Maslenitsa", symbolizing the farewell to winter and the arrival of spring. During classes, teachers introduced them to the history and rituals of the holiday, the children learned how this holiday was celebrated in Russia and how it has been preserved in modern culture.

During practice, students together with teachers took an active part in noisy and cheerful folk festivities, getting acquainted with the traditional attributes of the holiday. The children learned to dance folk dances, took part in round dances and games, listened to traditional songs and ditties, performances by creative groups demonstrating traditional outfits and costumes, got acquainted with folk products and crafts at the fair and, of course, saw a bright performance of burning the Maslenitsa effigy - a symbol of farewell to the cold winter.

The rich entertainment program ended with tea drinking, the students were treated to pancakes and crepes - a symbol of the Sun, joy and the arrival of spring. All the children were delighted with the cheerful festivities, sharing vivid impressions of the holiday and expressing wishes to meet the next spring again at Maslenitsa. Maslenitsa is a unique holiday that reflects the spirit of Russian culture, its hospitality and generosity of soul.

For our foreign students, such events are not only an opportunity to get acquainted with traditions, but also an important step in learning the Russian language. Through cultural immersion, they better understand the mentality, history and values ​​of our country.

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27/02/2025

KSUAE organized the Sketching master-class for schoolchildren

On February 27, 2025, the Sketching master class was held in the KSUAE "Urban planning" scientific and educational space "Urban planning". This was the final meeting in a series of winter master classes for Kazan graduating schoolchildren.

Sketching (from English sketch - outline, sketch) is the creation of quick sketches and drawings that help to visualize ideas or concepts. It is used as a way to convey thoughts and images, and can also serve as a tool for better understanding of the topic.

KSUAE student, architect-restorer Polina Miftakhova talked to the schoolchildren, talked about studying in architectural areas, gave an introductory lecture on the laws of perspective in drawing and demonstrated the process of creating a composition from simple forms. The schoolchildren were able to ask Polina questions that interested them. Thanks to the game with lines and strokes, the children created real masterpieces of architectural fantasy. At the master class, everyone was able to learn something new for themselves and show their individuality in creative work.

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