Applications are now open for the SAS Educational Intensive Competition for 10th and 11th graders, scheduled to take place from February 27 to March 1, 2026.

With deep sorrow, the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) at the University of Tyumen announces the passing of its founding director, Andrey Shcherbenok.

A Project Design Session (PDS) of potential candidates for work at the Center will be held on October 12-13. We tell you about the conditions of participation. Sharing details with you.

Students of the 4th year of the SAS IT major conduct an open course in Python. Sharing with you who this course is for and how to join it.

About the second season of the "Sigma" Summer Scientific School in the building of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS), UTMN.

Varvara Denisova and Ivan Kuznetsov took part in the work on a large-scale documentary travel project.

SAS is now accepting proposals for elective courses to be taught in our upcoming semester.

Najma Layali is a 2024 graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) with a major in Economics.

Ioanna Meshchaninova is the curator of the play, which won the Golden Mask Award.

A letter from SAS Director Andrey Shcherbenok on the significant moments of 2023 and the opportunities for the School in 2024.

School of Advanced Studies (SAS) organized a practicum focused on developing solutions for the use of artificial intelligence in higher education

The students visited the Archaeological Museum-Reserve on Andreevsky Lake as part of the course "History of Russia."

Opening of the 2023/2024 academic year, orientation days and extracurricular activities.

Student's internship at Garage Academy

BRICS International Innovation Forum.

An inspiring story of an educational initiative. 

Dana Kakenova is a graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in 2023 with a degree in History (History major).

Polina Shishkina is a 2023 graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in the field of Arts and Humanities (Cultural Studies major).

Arseniy Osokin is a graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in 2023 in the field of Applied Informatics ("Information Technology and System Analysis" major).

Alisa Bekmanova is a graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in 2023 with a degree in Economics (Economics major).

Alisa Sergeeva is a 2023 graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in the field of Media Communication (Film and Media major).

Dmitry Pakhomov is a graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in 2023 with a degree in Applied Informatics (Information Technology and Systems Analysis magor).

Ilya Sklyuyev is a 2023 graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS), majoring in History with two minors in Cultural Studies and Sociology and Anthropology.

Valeria Sidorenko is a 2023 graduate of the School of Advanced Studies (SAS) in the field of Sociology ("Sociology and Anthropology" major).

On 3-4 July, a delegation from SAS took part in the Engineers' Meetup, which brought together over 50 universities and companies in Rostov-on-Don.

The closing ceremony of the academic year and the grand diploma awarding ceremony, celebrating the graduating class took place оn June 24th within the international SAS community.

University of Tyumen (UTMN) and Don State Technical University (DSTU) have signed an agreement for the network based program of IT major.

The School of Advanced Studies (SAS) held its annual The Endless Futures and Human Limitations Summer School for 9th and 10th-grade students.

SAS student and professor gave a talk at the international conference in Saint Petersburg.

The Graduate School of Management of St. Petersburg State University (GSOM) and the School of Advanced Studies (SAS), the University of Tyumen, have agreed to exchange students and faculty members.

The final project of the elective course on Film Production – the documentary film “My Little Women”.

What is International Relations major of SAS and what opportunities for prospective students pursuing this field at SAS?

How to Distinguish a Formal Visit from Colleagues from a Foreign University for Superficial Partnership from a Visit that Should Lead to Real Collaboration?

“Moscow may be livable, but life in Leningrad is worthwhile”, said Alexander Bashlachev 37 years ago.

At the end of April, SAS hosted a “Major Fair” event, which was designed to help second-year students choose their preferred area of study.

On May 4th at 17:30, SAS Professor Siyaves Azeri from SAS will conduct an open seminar “Modern Machines and Labor” at the Kontora Parohodstva.

We are unveiling what has been hidden in plain sight: the direction and specialization of “Philosophy: Philosophical Dialogue in a Deglobalizing World.”