Opportunities For You

The survey asks about
— Whether you take part in science and tech projects
— How you learn about these opportunities and what motivates you
— How tech projects fit into studies and career plans
— What gets in the way

Pick your survey
👉 Students, university
👉 Teachers, university
👉 Students, vocational education
👉 Teachers, vocational education

Club Fest in numbers:
— 350 guests
— 34 of 58 clubs ran their own stations
— 300 participants in the prize draw
— 15 sweatshirts and 15 merch sets found their owners

What’s inside:
— 4 engaging weeks and levels designed to help you navigate mistakes at work
— a chance to win cool prizes for the top participants

Organised by the Russian Academy of Education and the Publishing Council of the Russian Orthodox Church, it’s all about rediscovering the spiritual depth of Russian literature — through voice and reflection.

What you’ll do:

- Record a declamation of a passage or full work (prose or poetry)

- Write a short essay explaining why you chose it

- Enter solo or in a team of up to 3 people

Four nominations to choose from:
– In Search of Spiritual Truth: Pages of Russian Classical Prose
– The Spiritual Dimension of Russian Lyric Poetry: From Classics to Contemporaries
– Faith and Courage: Moral Ideals in Russian Prose About War
– Feat and Faith: Poetry of Russian Poets About War

🗓 Date: October 10, 12:00-15:00
📍 Place: Offline, room 111
🇷🇺 Language: Russian

— Become the face of RWB at your university
— Launch a project that's actually useful for students
— Meet the RWB team and get real experience
— Educational sessions, hands-on practice, closed events
— Support from ambassadors of previous cohorts

— Events
— Media
— Student community

What you'll get:
— Learn about master's and PhD opportunities at KFUPM
— Hear about student exchange, joint research and dual-degree programs
— Ask your questions directly to the Dean of Graduate Studies

Who's coming
— Prof. Suliman Saleh Alhomidan, Dean of the College of Graduate & Interdisciplinary Studies
— Dr. Ammar Mohammed Adam Mohammed, Director of the KFUPM Ambassadors Program
— Dr. Almir Miftakhutdinov, PhD in Geophysics, KFUPM Ambassador
KFUPM focus areas: petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, Earth sciences and IT

🎰 Music-Casino — recognize the tracks with your team and bet virtual bits on your answers. The more confident you are, the more you can risk.

🟡Open dialogue on the path from student to team lead
🟡Lectures on creating AI agents for dev teams and using neural networks to boost your personal productivity
🟡Custom board games made by our engineers, an IT date, and other activities

Your plan for tonight:
— Get your route card at the entrance
— Explore club stations and collect stickers
— Fill all 15 cells and get your card stamped
— Stay for the prize draw and win merch

Program
18:00 — Opening & club parade
18:30–20:30 — Club stations and workshops
20:30 — Prize draw & closing

How it works:
— Grab your route card at the entrance
— Visit stations and collect stickers
— Fill all 15 cells and get your card stamped
— Wait for the prize draw and win merch

Program
18:00 — Opening & club parade
18:30–20:30 — Club stations and workshops
20:30 — Prize draw & closing

🗯️ Why participate?
🟤 You will understand what makes a scientific publication strong.
🟤 Find out what the reviewers are waiting for
🟤 Figure out how to build a study and present the results.
🟤 This is an opportunity to take the first serious step towards your A* publication, get feedback from experts, and join the research community.

Do not miss a chance to take part in our cozy event and choose a role, suitable for you:

Performer:
• Band musical performances
• Solo musical performances
• Poetry and theater performances
• Original genre

Organization team:
• Sound & lighting technical support
• Stage management
• Graphical design
• Photography & videography
• Decoration

We invite you to participate in the intellectual game. You'll have the opportunity to answer interesting logical questions and make new friends. The tasks will test your knowledge in arts, science and literature in the entertaining format. No experience required. Just register and have fun✨

This competition is part of the ICPC global programming contest series. Teams will be offered from 9 to 13 problems and will have one computer at their disposal. The tasks focus on programming techniques and data structures. Checking system supports the following programming languages: C++, Java, C#, Pascal, Python 2/3, Go, Ruby, Rust, Kotlin, Scala, or Perl.
The contest lasts 4 hours. The task conditions will be in Russian; an English translation may also be available.

No selection round is required this year — teams can join the final stage directly. Note that the best teams from Division A-B and participants of the training camps will be invited to the Superfinal
Divisions in detail:
— E-F — for beginners
— C-D — for those who already have experience
— A-B — for professionals
🗓 October 18

Tournament stages
- Qualifier (online): Oct 31, 12:00 – Nov 1, 12:00
- Attack-defense final for school and college teams (in person): Dec 4, 10:00–18:00
- Attack-defense semi-final for university and mixed teams (in person): Dec 5, 10:00–18:00
- Grand final for the top 4 teams (in person): Dec 6, 10:00–18:00, in a brand-new secret format co-designed by a CTFtime top-10 team
- Results: Dec 6, 18:00–19:00