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Federal Urdu University launches beginner Russian language course

usman javedPublished September 17, 2026
Federal Urdu University launches beginner Russian language course
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The Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (FUUAST) has launched a beginner Russian language course. The one month course has been launched in collaboration with the Ural State Pedagogical University.

  • Over 100 students from different departments of FUUAST have registered for the course.
  • Two classes will be held every week, taught by two Russian instructors.
  • The course aims to promote cultural and educational relations between Pakistan and Russia.

Launch of the Russian language course

An orientation session for the Russian language class was held on Thursday, September 17. Mr. Dolgov Anton, Vice Dean of Ural State Pedagogical University, attended the orientation and also conducted the first class.

Speech by Deputy Director ORIC, FUUAST

Speaking at the orientation session, Deputy Director ORIC, FUUAST, Dr Faisal Javaid thanked the Russian government and Ural State Pedagogical University for providing students of the Federal Urdu University an opportunity to learn the Russian language. He said students from all disciplines, including social sciences and natural sciences should learn languages other than Urdu and English.

Academic ties between FUUAST and Russian universities

Dr Javaid said FUUAST has already been working with Russian universities on research projects and seminars. Now the Russian language course will further strengthen these academic ties.

Statement by Mr. Anton

Mr. Anton said Ural State Pedagogical University is starting Russian language teaching programmes in different countries, including Indonesia and Pakistan. He said the initiative would not only help Pakistani youth learn Russian but would also promote cultural and educational relations between Pakistan and Russia.

Response from students

The students showed great interest in learning Russian and expressed their happiness at getting the opportunity to study the language.

Statement by Vice Chancellor FUUAST

Vice Chancellor FUUAST, Dr Zabta Khan Shinwari said in a statement that Federal Urdu University is providing its students with opportunities to connect with the international community. He encouraged students to benefit from this important opportunity.

Conclusion

The launch of the Russian language course at FUUAST is a significant development in promoting cultural and educational relations between Pakistan and Russia. The course is expected to provide students with a unique opportunity to learn a new language and connect with the international community.

Q1: What is the duration of the Russian language course at FUUAST?
A1: The Russian language course at FUUAST is a one month beginner level course.

Q2: How many students have registered for the course?
A2: Over 100 students from different departments of FUUAST have registered for the course.

Q3: Who is teaching the Russian language course?
A3: The course is being taught by two Russian instructors.

Q4: What is the aim of the Russian language course?
A4: The course aims to promote cultural and educational relations between Pakistan and Russia.

Q5: Is the course only for students of FUUAST?
A5: Yes, the course is only for students of FUUAST.

Q6: How many classes will be held every week?
A6: Two classes will be held every week.

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