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12 October was the first day of IDSchool - a new project of IDLab. Under this project, Lab’s members want to show students the essence of researchers’ work, to acquaint them with the scope of the Lab’s research and engage them in the Lab’s projects. IDSchool will allow the students of HSE Perm to work with foreign professors, get professors’ comments and suggestions on their projects, and gain experience of working in the successful research team.

Ekaterina Oparina, Research Assistant at the Centre for Private-Public Interactions at HSE’s Perm campus, has been accepted to the PhD in Economics programme at the University of Surrey (UK).

Second-year students on the History BA programme at HSE Perm have gone on an archaeological expedition as part of their internship. This year, HSE students have joined geology students from Oxford University on an excavation at Mokinski burial grounds.

Irina Shalyaeva, a first-year student of the Master’s programme 'Information Analytics in Enterprise Management' took part in the fifth international summer school ‘Theory and Methods of Exponential Random Graph Modeling’ (TMSA-2016). She shared her impressions of the event and the participants.

Students and lecturers on the MA programme 'Information Analytics in Enterprise Management' presented their projects at ITA 2016 Summer Session (International Conference ‘Information Technologies and Software Engineering’) that was held in Varna, Bulgaria. The reports will be published in international journals issued by ITHEA.

Galina Volodina, Director of the HSE Campus in Perm, spoke about the results of this year of studies and research.

Mark Evlampiev, student of the Master’s programme 'Project Management: Project Analysis, Investments, and Implementation Technologies', measured the level of happiness in the urban environment using data from the social network Instagram in the city of Perm.

Kseniya Baydina, 3rd-year student of the bachelor’s programme in Management, presented her report ‘Uncertainty of Outcome and Attendance: Evidence from Russian Football’ at the 20th Conference of the German Association of Sport Economics and Sport Management, held at the University of Tuebingen.