{“title”:”Rewritten: TSU Expands Digital Communications and Public Relations Training”}

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A fresh digital communications department is now in place at Tambov State University (TSU), a development reported by TASS through the university’s rector, Pavel Moiseev. This expansion marks a clear commitment to aligning higher education with the demands of a rapidly evolving information landscape in both the Tambov region and beyond. The news underlines the university’s intention to cultivate a robust pipeline of talent equipped to craft effective public messaging, manage digital projects, and support government and civic institutions with up-to-date communication skills. The report emphasizes that TSU aims to become a regional center for training professionals who can respond to the needs of local employers and public bodies while advancing digital literacy and civic engagement across the area. [Citation: TASS]

The announcement highlights a joint agreement with Yulia Ablets, who serves as Deputy General Director of ANO Dialog Regions. The collaboration centers on launching a foundational program in digital communications, designed to equip students and professionals with practical skills for public sector communication. The goal is to strengthen public-facing messaging, transparency, and community outreach through structured coursework, hands-on projects, and partnerships with regional institutions. This strategic alliance positions TSU as a key hub for ongoing professional development in public relations tailored to state bodies and public agencies. [Citation: ANO Dialog Regions]

As part of the initiative, TSU is rolling out a professional retraining program titled Public Relations in State Bodies. The program is conducted in collaboration with ANO Dialog Zones and is crafted to update the competencies of current professionals while attracting new entrants to the public sector workforce. The curriculum focuses on crisis communication, digital storytelling, media relations, stakeholder engagement, and the ethical dimensions of public communications. By fostering these capabilities, TSU expects to support the modernization of government communications and improve service delivery to citizens across the Tambov region. [Citation: TSU Announcement]

In related news, the Internet Development Institute has announced the initiation of a game development accelerator, signaling ongoing collaboration across technology and digital media sectors. This development complements the broader regional strategy to boost digital economy skills and create pathways for young professionals to enter high-demand tech roles. The accelerator is anticipated to nurture creative game design, software engineering, and interactive media, while aligning with regional education and industry needs. [Citation: Internet Development Institute]

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