As part of the Erasmus+KA2 project, "Strategic Quality Management and Risk Management in Healthcare: Professional Bachelor's and Master's Education in Open and Distance Learning Formats in the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan" (LMQS), a training session for healthcare professionals was held. The training was organized on the topic of "Healthcare Management." The training was led by Parvin Soltanli, Associate Professor at the Department of Economics and Statistics, and Murshud Mehdiyev, Associate Professor at the Department of International Trade, Logistics, and Marketing. In her opening remarks, Fərqanə Musayeva, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management, welcomed the healthcare professionals and provided them with detailed information about the project and the newly launched Master's program in "Quality and Risk Management in Healthcare." She also emphasized the importance of such training for healthcare workers. During the training, a range of topics essential for healthcare professionals were covered, including communication and soft skills, key principles and strategies of healthcare management, challenges in decision-making, and potential solutions.

“Rusiya Federasiyası, Qazaxıstan və Azərbaycanda səhiyyədə strateji keyfiyyət menecmenti və risklərin idarə olunması üzrə açıq və distant təhsil formatında peşə bakalavrı və magistr hazırlığı” (LMQS) layihəsi üzrə Fransada yeni yaradılan tədris proqramı üzrə təlimlər təşkil edilib. Təlimlər layihənin Avropa tərəfdaşı olan Kot d’Azur Universitetində keçirilib. Səfərdə AzTU-nu beynəlxalq əlaqələr üzrə prorektor Fariz Məmmədov və İqtisadiyyat və idarəetmə fakültəsinin dekanı Fərqanə Musayeva təmsil edib. Tədbir layihə çərçivəsində yaradılan “Səhiyyədə keyfiyyətin və risklərin idarə olunması” magistr proqramının məzmununun təkmilləşdirilməsinə xidmət edib. 10 gün davam edən təlimlərdə tədris modullarının hazırlanması, Boloniya prosesinə uyğun tədrisin təşkili, ikili diplom proqramlarının və distant təhsilin təşkili, eyni zamanda səhiyyədə keyfiyyət və risklərlərin idarə olunması ilə bağlı mövzularda təqdimatlar edilib.

Lala Garayeva, a student at Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU), participated in an internship and research program at the University of Agricultural and Environmental Pedagogy (HUAP) in Austria. She organized a seminar on "Green Pedagogy," sharing her experiences from Austria with AzTU staff regarding its application and principles in the teaching process. It is worth noting that Lala Garayeva participated in a one-month internship program in Austria under the "Erasmus+ KA2" project, "Enhancing the Potential of Universities in Cluster Development and Participation with Innovation and Sustainability Principles" (UniClaD). The internship program not only covered theoretical topics but also provided practical experiences, offering detailed insights into the university's environmental protection activities.

A delegation headed by Vilayat Valiyev, the Rector of Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU), visited the Balakan district and met with the local education community. The meeting was attended by school and lyceum directors, heads of educational courses operating in the district, representatives of youth organizations, teachers, and students who had scored high marks in the admission exams. Rector Vilayat Valiyev gave an extensive presentation about AzTU, stating that it is the only university in the region preparing specialists in defense industry fields. He highlighted that AzTU's goal is to become the leading university in the region in engineering sciences and the application of smart technologies. The rector also shared information about AzTU’s international relations, dual degree programs, opportunities for students, and new projects being implemented. He emphasized that strengthening cooperation between the university and the region’s educational institutions would be mutually beneficial. Mehpara Murtuzaliyeva, Head of the Education Sector for the Sheki-Zagatala Regional Education Department in Balakan, noted that the meeting was crucial for expanding university-school relations. At the end of the meeting, the rector answered questions from the participants. It should be noted that the AzTU delegation included Aynura Ismayilova, Director of the Lifelong Learning School, Fuad Dashdamirov, Director of the Institute of Logistics and Transportation, Osman Gunduz, Coordinator of AzTU’s Digital Transformation Advisory Board and Chairman of the University’s Public Council, and Sevinj Isgandarova, Head of the Public Relations Department.

A delegation led by Vilayat Valiyev, Rector of Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU), visited the Gabala State Vocational Education Center. The goal of the visit was to strengthen university-vocational education cooperation, implement relevant programs in the field of lifelong learning, align educational programs with industry demands, and identify new areas for collaboration. The visit began with an informational tour of the Gabala State Vocational Education Center. The center's director, Qalib Nabiyev, provided the guests with detailed information about the work being done, ongoing projects, and the educational programs offered. It is worth noting that the AzTU delegation included Aynurə İsmayılova, Director of the Lifelong Learning School; Fuad Dashdamirov, Director of the Institute of Logistics and Transportation; Osman Gunduz, Coordinator of AzTU’s Digital Transformation Advisory Board and Chairman of the University’s Public Council; and Sevinj Isgandarova, Head of the Public Relations Department.

Sübhan Namazov, Vice Rector for Science and Innovation at Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) and Professor at the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Technology, participated in a one-week mobility program for administrative staff under the Erasmus+ exchange program at Sakarya University of Applied Sciences (SUBU) in Turkey. During his visit, Sübhan Namazov met with Mehmet Sarıbıyık, the Rector of SUBU, and familiarized himself with the work being done at the university. Discussions were held between the two universities regarding collaboration and the potential implementation of joint scientific and research projects. A cooperation agreement between AzTU and SUBÜ was signed by Rector Mehmet Saribiyik, with the participation of SUBU’s Vice Rectors Sinan Serdar Ozkan, Ali Fuat Boz, and Oguz Turkay, as well as Gokhan Atali, Director of the Robotics Technologies and Smart Systems Application and Research Center (ROTASAM). The agreement was later signed by AzTU Rector Vilayat Valiyev at AzTU.

Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) has begun implementing urban mobility plans in 16 more cities and districts as part of the "Development of an Urban Mobility Plan." On July 15-16, AzTU signed agreements with the executive authorities of the Balakan, Zaqatala, Oghuz, Gabala, and Gakh regions. During meetings attended by AzTU Rector Vilayat Valiyev, the Heads of Executive Authorities of Balakan (Islam Rzayev), Zaqatala (Mubariz Ahmadzada), Oghuz (Eyvaz Gurbanov), Gabala (Sabuhi Abdullayev), and Gakh (Musa Shakiliyev), the importance of the mobility plan was discussed. The project is expected to play a significant role in the sustainable development of these regions, as well as in the planned design and implementation of road networks. The mobility plan focuses on creating accessible, affordable, and sustainable transport systems, with special attention to the needs of vulnerable groups, including women, children, people with disabilities, and the elderly. It aims to improve road safety through the expansion of public transport. The project is also seen as a prime example of the state-university-industry partnership. The "Urban Mobility Plan Development" consultancy service will be the first project executed between AzTU and the aforementioned regional executive authorities. In addition to the representatives from the regional authorities, the meetings were attended by Aynura Ismayılova, Director of the Lifelong Learning School, Fuad Dashdemirov, Director of the Institute of Logistics and Transportation, Osman Gunduz, Coordinator of AzTU’s Digital Transformation Advisory Board and Chairman of the University’s Public Council, and Sevinj Isgandarova, Head of the Public Relations Department.

A third masterclass titled "Growing Contribution of Azerbaijan to Earth's Green Future" was held at Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) by Igor Nasirov, a staff member of the Institute for Sustainable Development. The masterclass was conducted online and focused on the topic "All Colors of Hydrogen." The main objective of the event was to raise awareness of ongoing processes in the field among scientists, faculty members, and students. The invited guest of the event, Andrey Tsarikovskiy from thyssenkrupp Uhde, delivered a presentation on global trends and experiences in hydrogen technology. Following the presentation, participants engaged in an extensive discussion on projects that will be implemented in Azerbaijan at COP29, as well as the skills and contributions that will be developed towards creating a green future.

AzTU-nun Elmi şurasının iclasında ChatGPT və buna bənzər digər süni intellekt sistemlərinin universitet daxilində kütləvi istifadəsi ilə bağlı qərar verilib. İclasda mühəndis hazırlığının müasir texnoloji inkişaf trendlərini qarşılayan ixtisas fənlərinin data elmi, süni intellekt üsulları, kiber-fiziki sistemlər əsasında formalaşdırılması qərara alınıb.   Həmçinin qərar verilib ki, universitetin beynəlxalq reytinqlərdə nüfuzlu mövqedə olması ilə bağlı görülən işlər daha da təkmilləşdiriləcək və bu istiqamətdə idarəetmədə müvafiq meyarlar (KPİs) tətbiq ediləcək.

A presentation of the "CUBESAT" nano-satellite prototype, developed at Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU), was held with the participation of representatives from Azərkosmos, the Ministry of Defense Industry, the National Aerospace Agency, and the National Defense University. Professor Mehman Hasanov, head of the Department of Radio Engineering and Telecommunications at AzTU and the project leader, gave an extensive presentation on the development of the project. He stated that this project is a first for Azerbaijan and is a functional model of a nano-satellite. He emphasized that the project will play a significant role in the creation of satellites operating in low Earth orbit. The development of the nano-satellite involved the use of AzTU's patented first 3D optical switch. Following the presentation, Nadir Atayev, a doctoral student at AzTU and one of the main executors of the project, provided detailed information about the prototype and its technical specifications.