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The results of the final rounds of The Open International Student Internet Olympiads have been summarized. 327 AmSU students took part in the Internet Olympiads for the higher education disciplines of 2022-2023 academic term.
The final rounds of The Open International Student Internet Olympiads were hosted as an online test with video broadcast. In total, in the second tour of the Olympiads, there were 5068 students from 193 universities of The Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Belarus and Slovenia.
There were 54 AmSU students in the closing tour of the final round. AmSU students took part in the following higher education disciplines Olympiads: “Pedagogy” (3 students), “The Russian Language” (7 students), “Sociology” (7 students), “Philosophy” (6 students), “Physics” (3 students), “Computer Science” (7 students), “Mathematics” (9 students), “Economics” (3 students), “Statistics” (3 students), “Chemistry” (3 students), and “Ecology” (3 students).
AmSU students became medalists of the following disciplines: “Pedagogy”, “Sociology”, “The Russian Language”, “Philosophy”, “Ecology”, and “Statistics”.
The results of the final rounds of the Open International Student Internet Olympiads for the students of the secondary vocational education institutions have also been summarized. 196 AmSU students of the Secondary Vocational Education took part in the final rounds of the Olympiads. There were 887 students in total from 66 secondary vocational education institutions of 8 federal districts of Russia. The disciplines were “Computer Science”, ”Mathematics”, “The Russian Language”, “The History of Russia”, “Economics”, and “Basics of Life Safety”.
15 AmSU students of the secondary vocational education took part in the closing tour of the final rounds. They participated in the following Olympiads for the secondary vocational education disciplines: “Computer Science” (3 students), “The History of Russia” (3 students), “Mathematics” (3 students), “The Russian Language” (3 students), and “Economics” (3 students).
AmSU students became medalists of the following disciplines: “Computer Science”, “The Russian Language”, and “Economics”.
The final rounds of The Open International Student Internet Olympiads were hosted as an online test with video broadcast. In total, in the second tour of the Olympiads, there were 5068 students from 193 universities of The Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Belarus and Slovenia.
There were 54 AmSU students in the closing tour of the final round. AmSU students took part in the following higher education disciplines Olympiads: “Pedagogy” (3 students), “The Russian Language” (7 students), “Sociology” (7 students), “Philosophy” (6 students), “Physics” (3 students), “Computer Science” (7 students), “Mathematics” (9 students), “Economics” (3 students), “Statistics” (3 students), “Chemistry” (3 students), and “Ecology” (3 students).
AmSU students became medalists of the following disciplines: “Pedagogy”, “Sociology”, “The Russian Language”, “Philosophy”, “Ecology”, and “Statistics”.
The results of the final rounds of the Open International Student Internet Olympiads for the students of the secondary vocational education institutions have also been summarized. 196 AmSU students of the Secondary Vocational Education took part in the final rounds of the Olympiads. There were 887 students in total from 66 secondary vocational education institutions of 8 federal districts of Russia. The disciplines were “Computer Science”, ”Mathematics”, “The Russian Language”, “The History of Russia”, “Economics”, and “Basics of Life Safety”.
15 AmSU students of the secondary vocational education took part in the closing tour of the final rounds. They participated in the following Olympiads for the secondary vocational education disciplines: “Computer Science” (3 students), “The History of Russia” (3 students), “Mathematics” (3 students), “The Russian Language” (3 students), and “Economics” (3 students).
AmSU students became medalists of the following disciplines: “Computer Science”, “The Russian Language”, and “Economics”.
