Derzhavin University graduates Danila Rodionov and Alexander Makarov participated in the All-Russian Student Graduation Ceremony. This large-scale event took place at the National Center "Russia" in Moscow. It brought together 500 talented representatives of universities and colleges from 70 regions of the country under the slogan "Energy of the Future."
Graduates who had achieved excellent academic success, implemented significant social initiatives, and actively participated in the public life of their university and region were invited to participate. They created new opportunities at their educational institutions and successfully passed the selection process for the "Your Move" project, part of the presidential platform "Russia – Land of Opportunity."
The graduation program combined educational, business, and cultural formats. The key event was a foresight session, during which participants analyzed trends in education, youth policy, creativity, and media, and projected a vision of the future. Graduates exchanged ideas, discussed the development of student communities and successful career paths with experts, and also visited representative offices of leading Russian companies and attended presentations by headliners.
"The selection process was rigorous: we had to present a video business card and confirm our academic performance—complete the last two semesters with high grades," says Danila Rodionov, a graduate of Derzhavin University's Applied Informatics program. "The highlight of the graduation for me was the teamwork during the creative portion of the foresight session. It was fantastic to meet new and interesting people and develop and present a common creative concept in a short time. Derzhavin University gives us not only professional knowledge but also communication skills, the ability to work in a team, and the ability to quickly adapt to new challenges. This is our greatest advantage."
The organizers of the All-Russian Student Graduation Ceremony 2026 are the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia, the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs, the All-Russian student project "Your Move" and the Russian society "Knowledge".
