Artem Petrov, a student of the Faculty of Humanities at NVSU, has successfully completed his studies in China and passed all final examinations with excellent marks. He defended his final projects in four disciplines: Macroeconomics, Economic Mathematics, International Marketing, and Economics.

During his period of study abroad, Artem deepened his knowledge of the Chinese language and culture, authored several scholarly articles on digitalization in the humanities, and confirmed his strong academic performance. In addition, he gained valuable international experience that will contribute to his further research and professional development.

"Studying in China was a truly valuable experience for me. During this time, I not only improved my language skills but also became fully immersed in the local culture, everyday life, and pace of life. The Chinese people are very open and friendly, and many are willing to help, even if you are a foreigner and do not speak Chinese.

This is especially noticeable at the university, where professors, advisors, and classmates are always in touch, responsive, and ready to explain and support whenever needed. Adapting to daily life was easy. The country offers everything necessary for comfortable living: canteens, pharmacies, dormitories, and shops are all within walking distance.

Studying in China gave me not only proficiency in the Chinese language, but also greater resilience. I realized that I am able to adapt, succeed in a new environment, and truly enjoy the learning process," the student shared.