On a familiarization visit to State University of Shirak arrived the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Canada to the Republic of Armenia, Andrew Turner, the Honorary Consul of Canada in
The Governor of Shirak Province, Davit Arushanyan, was hosted at SUSh. He had a meeting with the university’s academic staff and students. SUSh Rector Yervand Serobyan, while welcoming the guests,
In the final stage of the 26th Student Sports Games of the Republic of Armenia, within the “University Futsal League” tournament, the combined student team representing Shirak State University, Armenian State University
A scientific seminar entitled “Eastern Borrowings in the Phraseological Units of the Modern Gyumri Dialect” was held at the Faculty of Humanities of Shirak State University. The speaker was Susanna Zakaryan, Associate
A scientific seminar entitled “The Activities of Alternative Social Service-Providing Organizations in Shirak Region”was held at the Faculty of Social Sciences of Shirak State University. The speaker, Amalya Khadunova, lecturer at the
On the occasion of Students’ and Youth Day, a scientific seminar entitled “The Fundamental Issues and Prospects of Establishing the Institute of Youth Work in the Republic of Armenia” was
On the occasion of Motherhood and Beauty Day, a warm and spring-like atmosphere prevailed at Shirak State University. The festive day became even more colorful thanks to the refined classical
An extended meeting of the Scientific Council took place at Shirak M. Nalbandyan State University, the agenda of which concerned a highly significant institutional milestone. According to the decision of
On September 1, Shirak State University celebrated Knowledge and Education Day in a festive atmosphere. Rector Yervand Serobyan delivered a welcoming speech, greeting the students and wishing them a productive and successful
In the 2025–2026 academic year, eight more first-year students joined the 79 already enrolled in Shirak State University’s tuition-free education system, bringing the total to 87. Although these students were
