Coordinator of the Language Division Held a Joint Class with an Associate Professor from Ganja State University

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On May 2, 2025, Dr. Sevinc Qambarova, Coordinator of the Language Division of the Department of Languages and Literatures at Khazar University, conducted a joint class with Associate Professor Aytan Ahmadova from Ganja State University on the topic “Writing and Publishing Scientific Articles” within the course “Business and Academic Communication in the Azerbaijani Language.”

The class covered the requirements for structuring scientific articles, topic selection, collection and use of literature, coding procedures, article structure and publication, detection of plagiarism, international scientific databases, and more.

The session continued based on students’ questions and concluded in the form of mutual discussion. At the end, Assoc. Prof. Aytan Ahmadova presented her monograph titled “Grammatical and Semantic Features of Postpositions in Modern Azerbaijani” and her course book “Practicum in the Azerbaijani Language” as a gift to the Khazar University Library.