During the meetings, issues related to attracting graduates to the Institute’s master’s programmes were discussed, including the following fields of study: Energy-Efficient Technologies and Energy Management, Geography and Tourism Management, Land Hydrology, Ecology, Hydraulic Engineering, and Natural and Wastewater Treatment.

It was emphasized that attracting talented young people to master’s programmes is of great importance for improving the level of knowledge, strengthening the scientific and technical potential of the younger generation, and promoting the further advancement of science and technology as well as the sustainable development of the country. In this context, creating favourable conditions for education and research makes a significant contribution to the training of qualified specialists and to the effective implementation of the state personnel policy.