Continuation of Student Work on the Platform for Core Competencies Co‑investment

The starting meeting discussed the further development of the PC³ student project stage in the new academic year and the results achieved to date. Some of the students had already worked on the PC³ team, while others joined only in October. The first kickoff meeting of the student project “Development of the Platform for Core Competencies Co‑investment in Interaction with Rostec State Corporation and Rosatom State Corporation” for the 2021–2022 academic year took place on October 21. The event was held online due to restrictions in place at HSE University.

At the end of the conference, PC³ project participants shared their expectations of working on the project. “I see the project as a first-hand experience of interacting with specialists from large companies, as well as experience in interdisciplinary collaboration on a large‑scale project. I would like to continue my career at Rosatom or Rostec, so I plan to get to know specialists from these companies,” said Artem Nikitin, a 4th‑year student at the Faculty of Law, speaking about his plans for working with the PC³ team.

“It feels great to know that we are working on something that can make people’s lives better,” shared Yulia Voskoboynik, a 3rd‑year student at the Faculty of Law, expressing her expectations from participating in the project.

Last year, the project involved over 60 students from various HSE University faculties and more than 20 curators — distinguished industry practitioners and academics. The areas of work included international cooperation and GR, positioning, PR and media, business process design, IT architecture and software solutions, business analytics and financial modeling, applied psychology, and others. All of these areas of work on the project are being continued in the current academic year.