More than 30 experts in education will also take part in the event, representing India, China, Russia, Türkiye, the UAE, Oman, Armenia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Brazil, Vietnam, Egypt, as well as countries across Latin America and Africa.
Speakers include:
- Tatiana Terentyeva, Deputy Director General for Human Resources at Rosatom State Corporation;
- His Excellency Professor Abdullatif Al Shamsi, former Chancellor and President of the Higher Colleges of Technology and founder of MetaVersity;
- Francisca Nneka Okeke, the first female Dean of the Faculty of Physical Sciences at the University of Nigeria;
- Vladimir Konyshev, Founder and CEO of Neurobotics;
- Dr. Nazir Jogezai, PhD, educator and writer, Education Innovation Lab at HSE University, Pakistan;
- Hilal Al Jadidi, Director of Human Capital Development at Oman Tourism Development Company;
- Zhao Zhongyuan, Director of the China-SCO Technology Transfer Center;
- Princess Mthombeni, Founder of the Africa4Nuclear Foundation, South Africa;
- and other experts.
In addition to expert discussions, the GIC 2022 program will include the final round and announcement of the winner of an international competition for innovative education projects.
GIC will also host a meeting of participants in the international youth initiative
Impact Team 2050, which will present the
EducationX analytical report on how young people in different countries perceive the current limitations of education systems and what solutions could make education more attractive to younger generations, with a particular focus on engineering disciplines.
The GIC 2022 program will also feature innovative approaches to school education, case studies of successful corporate universities, discussions and roundtables involving experts whose own careers demonstrate the opportunities created by
lifelong learning.
This year’s conference will be held in
Nizhny Novgorod, one of Russia’s leading science and education centers, at the new campus of Rosatom’s corporate university, the
Mayak Academy.