Today, on January 21, M. Madazimov, the rector of Andijan State Medical Institute, met with students and held an open dialogue. The meeting was attended by S. Salohiddinov, the first vice-rector for youth affairs and spiritual and educational affairs, deans of faculties and tutors.
During the meeting the rector emphasized the fact, that students should spend their free time meaningfully, constantly consolidate the knowledge they have gained during classes. He said that one of the most important aspects was acquiring the skills to use information technologies, creating a personal electronic library and learning foreign languages. He said that through this students can further enrich their knowledge and receive additional scholarships and continue their studies at the Master’s level by obtaining a certificate of sufficient foreign language proficiency.
In addition, it was noted that certificate will increase the opportunity for the Institute to gain experience and improve the skills in foreign partner higher educational institutions. Rector also emphasized that the new 2,000-seat educational building, the conditions of the Central Scientific Research Laboratory, the construction of the Institute’s clinic and its commissioning proved to be a great opportunity for students to combine theory and practice.
– “Pay attention to each lesson. Because it is natural that every piece of knowledge you gain will be useful in the future. Respect your teachers and follow their example. Develop your talents. There are enough opportunities to support you. Always set high goals and never stop studying and researching to achieve them”, – said the rector of the Institute.
It was also noted that extensive work is being carried out in our country to support young people, especially to ensure the employment of university graduates as well as to create necessary conditions for the effective work of young specialists; a lot of work was done at the Institute in this regard.
It was also mentioned at the end of the conversation how young people should be taught the rules of the Institute, the dress culture, respect for teachers and peers, meaningful organization of their free time from classes, participation in science, sports, and professional circles organized in the student dormitory and active participation in spiritual and educational events.
