Guest lecture by Prof. Pierre Andrieu
What does a 40-year diplomatic career across Europe and Asia really look like? Yesterday, our students heard it directly from Professor Pierre Andrieu, former French ambassador to Tajikistan and...
All lecture halls are equipped with large-format interactive touchscreens, high-contrast laser projectors, and high-quality digital sound and microphone systems, ensuring excellent speech intelligibility and an engaging learning experience. The main auditoria are fitted with HD rotating cameras, supporting hybrid teaching and enabling remote participation in academic events. Teaching sessions are regularly recorded (audio and video), and students who are unable to attend due to valid reasons are granted access to the recordings, reducing the risk of missing essential content.
Each classroom is also fitted with electronic attendance readers. Students register their presence using their personalised contactless ID cards, eliminating the need for paper attendance sheets and minimising administrative errors. These multifunctional student ID cards also grant access to campus facilities, the library, student rooms, printing and copying services, and identification in the campus restaurant.