The head of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science Valery Falkov and Vyacheslav Fedorishchev discussed the development of universities in the region. Publication in CHAT: Russia On Monday, September 2, the Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Valery Falkov is in the Samara Region on a working visit. Together with the Acting Governor of the Samara Region Vyacheslav Fedorishchev, he visited Samara universities that are participants in the Priority 2030 strategic academic leadership program and on the basis of which advanced engineering schools have been created. The head of the department focuses on discussing promising areas for the development of higher education institutions and scientific organizations located in the region. In the Samara Region, the scientific potential is based on university, academic and industrial science, as well as scientific divisions of industrial organizations. In 2024, more than 104 thousand students are studying in 23 higher education institutions, including 12 state universities. Every year, more than 17 thousand specialists graduate from the region's universities. At the same time, special attention is paid to the training of highly qualified personnel, the development of applied science and cooperation between universities and large companies. This approach allows not only to develop science, but also to implement advanced developments at enterprises, increasing labor productivity and product quality, which in turn contributes to the development of the region's economy. The region's higher education system is an active participant in all federal projects aimed at developing new approaches to teaching individuals and scientific activities. Within the framework of the federal project "Schools of Advanced Engineering", two higher engineering schools have been created in Samara. We are working on creating an advanced engineering school "HybridTech" at Togliatti State University. The activities of the Higher Medical Engineering School of Samara State Medical University are aimed at creating export-oriented products in the field of medical technology. A special role of the school is to train highly qualified personnel capable of quickly solving applied problems of increased complexity by mastering the specifics of developing bionic, biotechnological and neural network systems. For this purpose, the development of competencies at the junction of technical and medical sciences has been organized. The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Valery Falkov, visited the Serial Production Center of the Samara State Medical University, where he got acquainted with the import-substituting production of medical products. The university has brought more than 40 products to the market - these are solutions for medical navigation, rehabilitation, telemedicine, educational developments for specialized universities and colleges, and much more. The minister was presented with the first home surgical navigation system AUTOPLAN, a line of innovative Revi simulators for rehabilitation, which are already used by 10 thousand patients, a modular educational system with VR technologies "MEVIS", custom-made endoprostheses. taking into account the anatomical features of patients and are successfully used in leading medical centers and other university developments. Serial production was launched in November 2022 in the Preobrazhenka Industrial Park. The total area of the buildings is about 3,000 square meters. m, by the end of the year it will more than double - up to 7,000 sq. m The head of the Ministry of Education and Science and the head of the region visited Samara National Research University named after Academician S.P. Korolev. The activities of its High-Cost Aerospace Engineering School "Integrated Technologies in the Creation of Aerospace Equipment" (HIAESE) cover such areas as aviation and rocket and space technology, engine building, artificial intelligence and digital technologies, advanced manufacturing technologies, and take into account the requests of major industrial partners - PSC Progress, JSC UEC, PJSC UEC-Kuznetsov, JSC Aviakor-Aviation Plant. Breakthrough developments of HIAESE include small spacecraft for remote sensing of the Earth, small gas turbine engines and power plants, regional passenger aircraft and UAVs. "Each school for each advanced engineering school was created for this purpose, the first - to find a real industrial partner and solve its real engineering problems," the minister noted. Valery Falkov and Vyacheslav Fedorishchev got acquainted with the work of the cyber-physical plant for the production of small gas turbine engines and interactive complexes for advanced training of PIAS engineers. They discussed the organization of research and production associations at universities, the participation of enterprises and universities of the Samara Region in the new national project "New Materials and Chemistry" and its separate federal subprogram "Advanced Science-Intensive Technologies. Advanced Training of Specialists" personnel". "We are currently collecting proposals from companies and universities for a set of activities for this project. Keep your finger on the pulse so that you can participate in this project over the next six years," said Valery Falkov. The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation got acquainted with the site for agricultural testing of coal. The Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation launched a pilot project to create carbon testing sites in the country in 2021 to monitor the flows of major greenhouse gases, develop technological solutions and train highly qualified personnel. Samara University specialists are interested in agricultural testing becoming part of a joint project between Russia and the BRICS countries. “We will consider this. Every year, new landfills appear in our society. We have been doing this for the fourth year in a row, I think this is important. These are not just carbon deposits in different ecosystems. This is everything that is connected. With a completely different agriculture, this area has great potential in terms of reducing the carbon footprint,” the head of the department emphasized. Also at the location of Samara University. Korolev held a meeting with students and faculty, where their initiatives were presented. The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation congratulated the participants on the Knowledge Day of the new academic year: “Without a doubt, this is a region of rapid scientific and technological development. This is how we look at and see the Samara Region. It is important that there are strong universities everywhere. But here, a special role has always been played by research teams located in research institutes, universities and students, a unique industry for the largest companies. On the other hand, it is difficult to imagine the harmonious socio-economic development of such powerful support for student youth without the energy of the youth that is here in Samara and in all the cities located in the region,” the head of the Samara Region noted. : all educational programs initiated by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and the Government of Russia are implemented in the region at a very high level. “This is not the limit. It is very important for us to develop. We would like to become an even greater assistant to the Government of the Russian Federation, your ministry in the implementation of pilot projects. We also have our own proposals, which we will vote on today. I want you to know: Samara Region “This is a strong region, a region of universities, a region of great science,” Vyacheslav Fedorishchev addressed Valery Falkov. The Chairman of the Samara Regional Duma, the Chairman of the Council of Rectors of Universities of the Samara Region Gennady Kotelnikov added: “The head of the region came up with an initiative to create a special regional program dedicated to supporting scientific and pedagogical personnel - “Doctor of Sciences”. “I am confident that our meeting today will give a new impetus to the further development of science and higher education.” One of the questions asked at the meeting by a representative of the Samara Technical University concerned the creation of a new university public space. According to him, members of the student city club have prepared their proposals on this topic. The head of the region Vyacheslav Fedorishchev proposed, taking into account the ideas for the development of the university environment, which will be formed by a group of proactive students and teachers together with the center of urban development competencies under the regional government, to draw up a master plan in order to begin improving all universities, starting next year. The minister was also asked about a pilot project for the transition to a new system of higher education. According to Valery Falkov, the president set the task of transforming the higher education model taking into account the best experience of the Soviet era and recent years. Six universities are currently participating in the pilot project. It is not only about creating basic and specialized levels of education. Particular attention is paid to the fundamental component. This core, according to the minister, should be monolithic, the same throughout the country. After the first one and a half to two and a half years of study, students should have the opportunity to choose an individual trajectory to ultimately acquire a unique set of competencies. Quality practice should be a supplement. "We are not talking about adding hours, but about their competent organization. These should be advanced settings, practice of a mentor from the company. Including serious methodological issues that should be properly organized." - emphasized Valery Falkov. Also, according to the head of the department, the issue cannot be resolved by changing educational programs alone. "The cost reimbursement system, material and technical base, equipment of classrooms, production facilities - all together - this is another model of higher education," he explained. Samara University has an automobile museum…
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Buryat Institute joins the consortium of universities “Buddhist Education” Publication in CHAT: Russia On August 13, at the II International Buddhist Forum "Traditional Buddhism and Modern Challenges", President of the Consortium of Universities "Buddhist Education", Rector of the Buryat State University named after Dorzhi Banzarov Aldar Damdinov signed agreements with the rectors of the Transbaikal State University Oksana Martynenko and the East Siberian State Institute of Culture Elena Perova. "Literally last week, a meeting of the Consortium of Buddhist Education was held, in which it was decided to include two new participants," said Aldar Damdinov. Let us recall that the consortium of universities "Buddhist Education", which included five universities - Buryat, Kalmyk and Tuva State Universities, Buddhist University named after Dashi Choinkhorlin and Buddhist Academy "Agin" - was created in August 2023 at the I International Buddhist Forum "Traditional Buddhism". and the challenges of modern times" with the aim of promoting Buddhist education and Buddhist research in Russia and in the world. - Buddhist research at the Zabaikalsky State University has not stopped for many years, but at the same time we are extremely grateful to Buryatia, in particular to Alexey Sambuevich Tsidenov and the Buryat State University, for the wonderful initiative to hold the forum and create the Consortium. Because this is a very serious systematization of work, this is a step that allows us to build a strong system of Buddhist education and research based on integration at all levels. As it turned out, we have a lot in common and many things that unite us with the world. Buddhism is a teaching that helps us form a system of traditional values in the younger generation. And to form real deep patriotism in our children. The Consortium is a very open organization, we cooperate all year round, today this cooperation is formalized and institutionalized. “This is a very important step for us, it will help us to further develop education for the sake of peace, for the sake of creation,” said Oksana Martynenko. “We have a long tradition of studying the culture and art of Buddhism, because geographically we are located in the city of Ulan-Ude in the Republic of Buryatia. The geography of our candidates includes the Republic of Tyva, Yakutia, the Zabaikalsky Krai and the Irkutsk Region. Our candidates have long been immersed in the topic of Buddhism. Of course, this topic concerns the educational programs that are implemented at the university: decorative and applied arts, cultural studies and folk art. Each of the educational programs, of course, has a part of studying Buddhism. And, of course, this is important now in the context of educating the younger generation,” noted Elena Perova. During the year, the consortium implemented a number of joint educational and scientific projects. Aldar Damdinov named the creation of joint trilateral educational programs in the areas of "Jurisprudence", "Chemistry", "Economics", "Psychological and Pedagogical Education" between BSU, KalmSU, and TuvSU as the main result. At BSU, on the basis of the Buddhist University "Dashi Choinkhorlin", a department of Buddhist philosophy was opened. New educational programs "Philosophy of Buddhism" and "Buddhology" were opened at BSU and KalmSU. Students of BSU, KalmSU and TuvSU completed training at the School of Young Buddhist Theologians, organized by TuvSU on Lake Chagytai, and at the Media School MediaMate, organized by BSU on Baikal with the support of the Rosmolodezh scholarship. Source link Source link
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In 2024, the number of applicants to Perm universities increased – Vkurse.ru Publication in CHAT: Russia In total, 15,447 students are planned to be admitted this year. A meeting of the council of rectors of regional universities was held in the new building of Lyceum No. 10 in Perm. The chairman of the council, rector of Perm State Pedagogical University Konstantin Egorov reported a significant increase in the number of applications for admission to some universities in the region compared to 2023. By July 16, 2024, the number of applications submitted to Perm Medical University increased by 5,127, reaching a total of 8,152. At Perm Polytechnic University, the number of applications received increased by 3,620, and at the Pedagogical University - by 681. In total, state universities of Perm Krai plan to admit 15,447 students in 2024, including 6,703 budget places and 8,744 extra-budgetary places have also significantly increased. Today, more than 90% of applications to Perm Pedagogical University have been sent through the super service "Online admission to the university" on the State Services portal, added Konstantin Egorov. "More and more students are coming to our universities, and the number of foreign students has increased. It is important to note the role of effective interaction between the school and the university, as a result we receive motivated applicants. In addition, thanks to the governor of the Kama region, today there is an opportunity to modernize the budget system; measures to support universities, scientific research and young scientists," noted the chairman of the Council of Rectors. Source link Source link