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We are pleased to announce successful completion of the online course "Basics of Writing an Empirical Research Article in English" guided by the instructor Natalia Smirnova.

This semester, The Academic Writing Center hosted 5 interns from various educational institutions around the country. The internships involved learning about the Center's tools and approaches to improving academic writing skills.

At our resource center, we offer a range of materials to help you improve academic writing skills. These include not only online resources, but also books, teaching materials, and self-study workbooks.

The use of AI in academic writing is rapidly increasing, with technologies like ChatGPT being incorporated into the publication workflow. However, there are still concerns about the trustworthiness of AI-generated content. This topic was explored further in the lecture "Taking a bite of AI: Let's chew on it together."

The Academic Writing Center constantly tries out new educational formats. Last week, we hosted a pilot one-day face-to-face course focused on structuring a research article in social sciences.

When you have carried out research, you would like to share its novelty and contribution with the community. But how to do it effectively?

Spring brings growth, and with it come many opportunities for professional development. Accessible to all, these opportunities are particularly abundant in the digital age. With just an internet connection and the desire to improve English skills, anyone can reach their full potential. Here are some online events that can help improve English and teaching skills.

A literature review is an essential component of any research study, but can be a daunting task due to the amount of reading and critical thinking required. The workshop "Making your path to a literature review easier" offered a step-by-step approach to creating a comprehensive literature review.