Another year is almost gone, and 2025 is upon us. As we reflect on the year behind us and welcome the year ahead of us, Vernadsky CFU will continue to work to provide excellent educational opportunities and conduct cutting-edge research. Read more
On 12 December 2024, the Vernadsky CFU’s Office of International Affairs hosted a traditional end-of-year international roundtable discussion focusing on ‘Geopolitical Results of the Year’. This was the tenth annual event of its kind, which was attended by the University’s academic and administrative staff members and students, both home and international, as well as by local and regional officials and public figures. Read more
The importance and necessity of cultural exchange between countries has long been proven and is undisputed. Knowledge of the history, culture, and traditions of the peoples living on our planet contributes to strengthening harmony, interethnic peace and national unity, brings Read more
Diwali, also known as the “the Festival of Lights,” the most important holiday of the year in India, was celebrated at the V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University with an exciting event.
The annual friendly football and volleyball games between Vernadsky CFU international and home students titled ‘Sporting Unity’ were played at the Medical Institute named after S.I. Georgievsky. Read more
For eight years, Vernadsky CFU has been actively working to strengthen international contacts and establish long-term relationships with foreign partners in the fields of science and education. Read more
Africa Day 2024 was marked at the V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University with food, fun, and football on Friday, 24 May.
Maksim Danilchenko, a student at the Vernadsky CFU’s Institute of Physics and Technology, has created a 360-degree virtual tour of Tavrida Cave. Read more
In Russia, January 25th marks Tatiana’s Day, in honour of Saint Tatiana of Rome. It is also celebrated across the country as the Students’ Day. Back in the 18th century, on 25 January 1755, Empress Elizabeth signed a decree founding Russia’s first university, Moscow State University. Since then, Tatiana has gained the status of Patron Saint of students. Read more