Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University

Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University

The Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University (orig. Новгородский Государственный Университет имени Ярослава Мудрого, НовГУ), also known informally as NovSU is founded in 1993 by merging the two oldest higher education institutions of Veliky Novgorod: the Pedagogical and Polytechnic Institutes. Later, Novgorod Agricultural Academy was included into the structure of the University. At present it comprises seven Institutes (Institute of Electronic and Information Systems, Institute of Humanities, Institute of Medical Education, Institute of Continuous Pedagogical Education, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Institute of Economics and Administration, and Polytechnic Institute) and four Colleges of secondary vocational education (Polytechnic College, College of Economics and Law, College of Pedagogical Education, and College of Medical Education). The Institute of Postgraduate and Complementary Education, Research Center, Scientific Library, Center for New Information Technologies, Innovation Department, Publishing Center, Marketing Center, Press Center, and other subdivisions also exist within the institution.University

It is not common that the Novgorod State University would have the name of Prince Yaroslav the Wise incorporated into its title. On the eve of the Universitys first anniversary, the Princes personal seal was discovered during archaeological excavations. Academician Yanin considered it a remarkable coincidence and suggested awarding the University the name of the Russian prince.

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Mission of the University

NovSU continues the political and educational mission of the Novgorod Prince Yaroslav-the-Wise and sees its destination in both the development of Russian education and science as well as in the interest of the individual, society and state, in glorification of Novgorod lands by learning and unity. Its objectives are to bear professional knowledge and experience, to implement humanistic ideals, and to build a social type of the individual adequate to the requirements of contemporary time. NovSU promotes cultural development of the regional community on a national and historical, spiritual and moral basis, while emphasizing the features and dynamics ofa learning universityon the latest organizational and technological basis.

International Relations

Within Novgorod State University cover a wide spectrum of activity. The NovSU cooperates with international foundations and foreign governmental and nongovernmental organizations, 20 universities from such countries as Belarus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Serbia, Sweden, Ukraine, and the United States.

Education

NovSU is a dynamically developing University. More than 14,000 students study at the Novgorod State University, among them there are 315 international students from 36 countries of the world. Academic staff of the NovSU is 896 persons. Among them: 115 doctors of science and 466 candidates of science.

Today 64 specialties, 19 branches of Bachelors training, and 11 branches of Masters training are given at 20 faculties and 92 departments of the University:

Institute of Electronic and Information Systems

Software of Computer Engineering and Automated Systems
Applied Mathematics and Information Science
Mathematics
Physics
Electronics and Micro-Electronics
Radio Technology, including specialization Medical Electronics
Design and Technology of Electronic Equipment
Radio Physics and Electronics

Institute of Humanities - History

History and Archivistics
Theory and Methodology of Foreign Languages
Translation Methodology
Philosophy
Cultural Studies
Philology
Journalism
Law

Institute of Medical Education

General Medicine
Nursing
Dentistry
Pharmacy

Institute of Continuous Pedagogical Education - Psychology

Technological Education
Pedagogics
Foreign Languages
Technology and Entrepreneurship
Musical Education
Fine Arts
Preschool Pedagogics and Psychology
Pedagogics and Methodology of Primary Education
Logopedics
Special Psychology
Physical Training
Management of Organization

Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Biology
Geography
Chemistry
Ecology
Forestry
Agronomy
Agricultural Mechanization
Agricultural Manufacturing and Processing Technologies
Veterinary

Institute of Economics and Administration

Management of Organization
Marketing
Human Resources Management
State and Municipal Management
Land Resources Management
Accounting, Analysis and Audit
Finances and Credit
Economics and Enterprise Administration
Commerce

Polytechnic Institute

Тechnology, Equipment and Automation of Engineering Industry
Technologies of Engineering Industry
Automobile Vehicles
Industrial Heat-and-Power Engineering
Industrial and Civil Engineering
Urban Construction and Municipal Services
Technology of Art Materials Processing
Machinery and Metal Pressure Processing Technology
Architecture
Design (Industrial, Fashion)
Architectural Environment Design

Duration of studies

5 yearsspecialties (except: 6 years - General Medicine and Design, 4 yearNursing), 4 yearsBachelors degree, 2 yearsMasters degree; 3 yearsPostgraduate Studies.

Department of Russian as a Foreign Language

Department of Russian as a Foreign Language offers both short and long-term courses in business and colloquial Russian for students or anyone who wishes to study the Russian language and culture.

External links

Coordinates: 58°3230N 31°1541E / 58.5417°N 31.2614°E / 58.5417; 31.2614


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