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JetBrains and Constructor University Partner To Advance Software Development Education

Olga Andreevskikh
Olga Andreevskikh

Constructor University has announced its new partnership with JetBrains. JetBrains is already participating in the Computer Science BSc Program at the university. Over 80 students are currently enrolled, and the number of students is expected to reach 200 over the next 3 years.

In addition to its involvement in the educational program, JetBrains will also establish Joint Research Labs at Constructor University, focusing on industry-oriented education and training in software development.

The partnership with Constructor University will help JetBrains drive the future of software development through research and education, and allow JetBrains to guide and educate the next generation of developers.

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