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February 15, 2024
Recent conciliation meetings between Université Laval and the union representing lecturers failed to prevent a strike.
March 10, 2022
On March 9, ADA University, in partnership with the British Council, University of Kent and Azerbaijan State University of Culture and Arts conducted a networking event titled “Fostering Entrepreneurship in Higher Education” in framework of the “Creating Enterprise
February 25, 2022
The Eurasian Regional Center of Islamic Cooperation Youth Forum (ICYF-ERC) in partnership with ADA University and ADAMUN Club has successfully organized the Simulation of Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission (IPHRC) of the OIC under the motto “Recognize to Reconcile”, dedicated to the 30th Anniversary of Khojaly Genocide, at ADA University
November 26, 2021
ADA University and the British Embassy in Baku have co-organized the online lecture on "Land mines in Karabakh. Seeking solutions". The discussion was held in the framework of "Global Perspective Lecture Series", the flagship platform
November 5, 2021
ADA University presents its new publication "Liberated Karabakh: Policy Perspectives by the ADA Community" dedicated to November 8 - Victory Day in Azerbaijan. Edited by Executive Vice-Rector Dr. Fariz Ismayilzade and Director of Publications and Policy Research Professor
May 9, 2021
Get email notification for articles from Alex Galitsky Follow May. 9, 2021 10:30 AM The Armenian genocide in many ways shook the established world order to its very core.Here was an atrocity so inexplicably depraved that there was no word to describe it, and no system to resolve it. In this watershed moment in human history, the basis of our modern system of international governance, human rights, and international law were born. It wasn’t, however, until the crime of genocide was repeated w...
May 6, 2021
Get email notification for articles from Alex Galitsky Follow May. 6, 2021 1:27 PM The Armenian genocide in many ways shook the established world order to its very core. Here was an atrocity so inexplicably depraved that there was no word to describe it, and no system to resolve it. In this watershed moment in human history, the basis of our modern system of international governance, human rights, and international law were born. It wasn’t, however, until the crime of genocide was repeated w...