Dialogue with experts: youth policy and student education are on the agenda

This academic year's first seminar from the Methodical Thursdays series for staff responsible for extracurricular activities was devoted to the role of sociology in the work of the university. The participants discussed how surveys among students and teachers influence management decisions. The meeting focused on key aspects of youth policy and partnership in this area.

Maria Tokareva, Project Manager 706/3 of the Caring Person platform, spoke at the seminar. She presented the scope of the project: 1,300,000 registered users, 581 participating universities and 6 main surveys for three key audiences - students, teachers and administration. The platform's research covers a wide range of topics, from family values and inclusion to the quality of education and the social well-being of students.

In her speech, Maria shared the results of recent research: on the state of youth policy and educational work, as well as on family values among medical students. Using this data as an example, she showed how the survey results help to more accurately assess the interests of students and adjust the formats of extracurricular activities.

The seminar ended with a discussion in which the participants discussed cases of using surveys to transform the university environment, scientific research and assessment of the quality of education.

Photos from the event can be found in the album.

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