In July 2025, a summer school dedicated to current environmental issues was held in Baotou, China. Students from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, the Faculty of Humanities and Economics, and V.V. Komrakov, Associate Professor of the Information Technology Department, participated. The event brought together participants from various countries, facilitating knowledge exchange and cultural interaction.

The summer school covered a wide range of topics, including sustainable development, biodiversity, and the impact of climate change on the environment. Participants had the opportunity to attend lectures by leading experts in the field of ecology, as well as participate in practical workshops and excursions to nature conservation sites.

Benefits of participating in the summer school:
1. Knowledge expansion. Participants gained in-depth knowledge of contemporary environmental issues and their solutions, which can be useful for their future studies and research. 2. International Cooperation. The program strengthened international ties with the partner university, Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology.
3. Practical Skills. Participation in practical classes and excursions gave students the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in practice, significantly enriching their experience.
4. Cultural Exchange. The program allowed participants to become acquainted with Chinese culture and traditions, fostering mutual understanding and friendship between peoples.
5. Enhanced Competitiveness. The knowledge and skills acquired will make students more competitive in the labor market, particularly in the field of ecology and sustainable development.
6. Advanced training in teaching specialized disciplines related to programming and neural network training.
7. Enhanced academic mobility and an unforgettable experience.

Thus, the summer school in the People's Republic of China became an important stage in the professional and personal development of our university's students and faculty, opening new horizons for future research and cooperation.