The formation of national statehood, the further development of the economy and culture required constant increase qualified personnel in all areas public life. In the first years, the republic widely used the opportunity provided by the Soviet government to train specialists with higher education in the universities of Moscow, Leningrad (St. Petersburg), Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Abakan, but the key to solving the personnel problem remained general education schools providing them with qualified teachers. Thus, the training of qualified teachers on the spot has become a vital necessity for the young autonomous region.
Considering all this, the government of Tuva turned to the government of the USSR with a request to open a teacher's institute in Tuva. Despite the heavy post-war years, the Council of Ministers of the USSR issued an order (No. 22644-R of November 27, 1951), allowing in 1952 to open a teacher's institute in the city of Kyzyl and to begin construction of an educational building in 1953.
Subsequently, orders of the Ministry are issued higher education USSR dated December 6, 1951 No. 2140 and dated January 16, 1952 No. 106 “On the opening of the Kyzyl Institute” and “On the opening of branches of the Kyzyl Teachers' Institute”. By order of June 30, 1952, the Kyzyl Teachers' Institute began to function. The Institute has two departments:
a) department of language and literature
b) physics and mathematics department
With an admission plan for each department of 50 people.
On the basis of the teacher's, at the request of the party and Soviet bodies of Tuva, on September 1, 1956, a pedagogical institute was opened with two faculties: philology and physics and mathematics.
In 1959, the Faculty of Pedagogy and Methodology was opened. primary education, and since 1963 - the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry.
Since the opening of the institute, its educational and material and technical base has been continuously strengthened, the composition of teachers has been growing quantitatively and improving qualitatively.
First edition Pedagogical Institute took place in 1961 (85 teachers). During the period from 1961 to 1995, 9849 specialists with higher education graduated from the institute.
Since 1995, in accordance with Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of September 30, 1995 N 989 “On the establishment of a state university in the Republic of Tyva”, the government of the Russian Federation has decreed:
Reorganize the Kyzyl State Pedagogical Institute of the Ministry of Education Russian Federation, the Kyzyl Pedagogical College of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Tyva and the branches of the Krasnoyarsk State technical university State Committee of the Russian Federation for Higher Education and the Krasnoyarsk State agricultural university Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Russian Federation and create on their basis the Tyvinsky State University State Committee of the Russian Federation for Higher Education.
Brief information about the university
Tyva State University (TyvGU) was established in 1995 by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of September 30, 1995 No. 989, the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of November 2, 1995 No. 1061 and the order of the State Committee of the Russian Federation for Higher Education of November 30, 1995 No. 1600 as a result of the reorganization of the Kyzyl State Pedagogical Institute of the Ministry of Education of Russia, the Kyzyl Pedagogical College of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Tuva and the branches of the Krasnoyarsk State Technical University of the State Committee for Higher Education of Russia and the Krasnoyarsk State Agrarian University of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Russian Federation located in Kyzyl in order to:
· Providing support for the modernization of the system of higher professional education;
· Increasing the competitiveness of the leading sectors of the economy of the Republic of Tyva;
· Training of highly qualified specialists;
· Strengthening of scientific-educational and production-technical relations with foreign countries.
In 2011 "Tuva State University" was renamed into "Tuva State University".
Today, Tuva State University occupies a leading position in the system of higher professional education in the Republic of Tyva. TuvGU is the only state university, rightfully considered a forge of scientific and professional personnel for various industries National economy, education and state structures of the republic. In terms of the number of applicants wishing to enter the university (10-15 people per place in certain specialties), TuvGU occupies one of the leading places in the Siberian region.
Improving the material and technical base of the university, replenishing the staff is highly qualified personnel over the past few years have made it possible to open new specialties that are widely in demand on the labor market, including “economics and management at an enterprise”, “technology for the production and processing of agricultural products”, “ foreign language”, “social pedagogy”, “technology and entrepreneurship”, “jurisprudence”, “ social work" and etc.
The university is located in 6 academic buildings, there are 6 dormitories.
The university has structural subdivisions that are the base for carrying out production and learning practices students, research work. There are zoological, ecological and mineralogical museums. In 2009 the museum of archeology, history and ethnography was opened Central Asia TuvGU. An agro-bio station operates at the Faculty of Natural Geography, an arboretum and nurseries for breeding medicinal and technical and rare and endangered plant species have been established, a vivarium and a fruit and vegetable garden have been created at the Faculty of Agriculture. In 2009, the greenhouse and hothouse of the Faculty of Natural Geography was opened.
On the picturesque shore of the taiga lake Chagytai there is an educational and sports camp, where it is planned to create an additional ski camp and a rest house for students and teachers. The sports club of the university and eco-tourist clubs are actively working, having rich traditions and having trained a large number of instructors, guides and athletes, including Honored Master of Sports of the USSR Dorzhu A.Kh., 3 masters of sports international class: Tutatchikova E.E., Soyan A.A., Dorzhu A.Kh., champions of the world, Europe and Russia.
Tuva State University successfully carries out international and interregional cooperation in the field of higher education and advanced training of specialists, teaching activities. The University has close and long-standing academic, scientific and methodological ties with a number of domestic universities in the Central and Siberian regions.
Delegation exchanges, scientific and practical conferences and sports competitions with teachers and students of the Krasnoyarsk Pedagogical University, Irkutsk and Novosibirsk State Universities.
Stable connections of TuvSU with far-abroad universities have been established and are operating: the Khovdinsky branch of the Mongolian State University, the Hunan Classical University (PRC) and the University. Humboldt in Berlin. A number of joint projects with the Center for Russian and Asian Studies (Harvard University, USA) are at the implementation stage. At the invitation of TuvGU, students from Turkey, Mongolia, the USA and Japan annually come to study. For joint work with scientists and teachers of the university, graduate students and researchers from scientific centers of Europe, Asia and America come to read lectures.
In accordance with the Charter of the State educational institution higher professional education "Tuva State University" currently in its structure has:
10 faculties;
Kyzyl Pedagogical Institute;
43 departments;
Institute of Continuing Education;
College of Education;
profile classes.
The university conducts training in 15 enlarged groups:
010000 Physical and mathematical sciences;
020000 Natural sciences;
030000 Humanities;
040000 Social sciences;
050000 Education and pedagogy;
070000 Culture and art;
080000 Economics and management;
100400 Service industry
110000 Agriculture and fisheries;
130000 Geology, exploration and development of minerals;
140000 Energy, power engineering and electrical engineering;
190000 Vehicles;
220000 Automation and control;
250000 Reproduction and processing of forest resources;
270000 Architecture and construction.
TuvGU, as a classical university of research type, within the framework of the long-term development strategy of the Republic of Tuva, should play a key role and can indeed become a unique institution of higher education and a driving force in the development of human resources, scientific research and development innovative technologies required for the republic, region and Russia.
To achieve the developed vision, the leadership of TuvSU makes a number of decisions related to the identification of priority areas for the development of the university, which formed the basis of the development strategy of TuvSU and its implementation plan. TuvSU plans to implement the developed plan as part of a well-thought-out structured approach in accordance with the agreed schedule, with the involvement of the necessary internal resources of TuvSU itself, as well as external consultants and experts.
As part of supporting the development of the Republic and the Tyva region, TuvGU will provide assistance in three priority areas: 1) the first priority area is the development educational programs corresponding to the priority areas of science and technology and advanced educational technologies; 2) the second priority area is the development of a system for generating and disseminating knowledge, competitive industrial technologies and innovations; the third priority direction is the formation of a modern university infrastructure and management system and the creation modern system human resource management.
In the field of vocational education, there are 20 different educational organizations. The largest among higher educational institutions is Tuva. This educational organization is famous for the quality of teaching. It is considered a forge of qualified personnel for various sectors of the national economy. Many applicants wish to enter here. In some specialties, the competition is from 10 to 15 people per place.
History reference
In the last century, in the early 1950s, the Tuva ASSR felt a shortage of qualified personnel. The government of the republic turned to the Council of Ministers of the USSR with this problem. After a while it was resolved. In 1952, a teacher's institute began to function in the republic.
It existed educational institution until 1956. Then the university was reorganized - the work of the Teachers' Institute was continued by the Pedagogical Institute. For several decades, there were no significant events in the history of the university. An important change took place in the 1990s educational organization joined the Krasnoyarsk branches of higher educational institutions. In 1995, the Pedagogical Institute was transformed. It began to be called the Tyva State University (later the name was changed - "Tyva" was replaced by "Tuva").
The university is currently and its development plans
Today, the university rightfully occupies a leading position in the system of higher education of the republic. It has 6 educational buildings. The logistics base has been recently improved. The university also expanded Teaching Staff hired new employees. This made it possible to open new specialties that have become in demand in the labor market.
Tuva State University does not intend to stop there. He set himself several strategic goals:
- improve the system of vocational education through the introduction of new information and communication technologies and the strengthening of the integration of scientific research and the educational process;
- to develop a system of multi-level continuous professional education, to expand the range of educational services.
Scientific library at the university
Tuva has a library. It is the largest library and information center in the republic. There are all the necessary books and manuals for everyone. The library has more than 400 thousand different publications. That is why it is called scientific.
The library has a branched structure. It consists of 9 reading rooms. They have more than 400 places for students. Half of the halls are provided information technology. The scientific library of Tuva State University also includes 5 subscriptions, an electronic library.
If we analyze the material and technical equipment scientific library Tuva State University, then you can count 73 computers, 5 printers, 3 TVs, 3 projectors.
Structural divisions of the educational organization
Certain structural subdivisions include the Tuva Faculties of this higher educational institution:
- natural geographical;
- jurisprudence;
- economy;
- philology;
- physical and mathematical;
- sports and physical education;
- agricultural;
- historical;
- engineering and technical.
The structure of Tuva State University includes Kyzyl College of Education. He prepares personnel with an average vocational education. Also included in the structure of the Kyzyl Pedagogical Institute.
Tuva State University: specialties
The faculties listed above show that the university has a wide range of specialties. Any applicant can find something suitable for themselves. For example, for those who want to connect their lives with agriculture, at the Faculty of Agriculture of the university there are the following areas of training (specialties):
- "Technology of processing and production of agricultural products".
- "Zootechny".
- "Agronomy".
Applicants wishing to enter TuvGU (Tuva State University) and get the most demanded specialty should pay attention to Faculty of Economics. It offers 4 areas of training:
- Economy.
- Management.
- Innovation.
- Business informatics.
The college, which is part of the structure of the university, has 7 different specialties. Applicants come here to get one of the following specialties: educator kindergarten, teacher primary school, a teacher for clubs and circles of development, a teacher of physical culture and a specialist for work in sports and recreation centers.
Full-time and part-time education: what should an applicant choose?
When entering Tuva State University, applicants are invited to choose one of the forms or correspondence. Which one is better? Each form of education has certain characteristics. For those applicants who do not plan to combine work with study, it is recommended to choose a full-time department:
- it offers more budget places;
- the term of study at the full-time department is less than at the correspondence department;
- one of the important advantages is interesting student life(students in full-time participate in various competitions, competitions, events);
- at the full-time department Tuva State University pays students a scholarship.
The correspondence department is ideal for working students. Classes are held in the evening. Educational material students study on their own. They ask questions that arise in class. Another merit correspondence department- lower tuition fees than full-time.
Information for students: hostels
There are many non-resident students at Tuva State University. The educational institution provides them with dormitories, of which there are 5 in total. Places in them are distributed by the university staff. Upon receipt of the room, a tenancy agreement is drawn up. This document establishes the rights and obligations of the parties (applicant and educational institution).
The rental agreement also notes that students who have settled in hostels must pay for accommodation, household and utility services. In this case, there is one condition - the amount of the fee cannot be more than 3% of the amount of the scholarship paid. The fee is determined annually by the rector. It depends on the hostel. For example, in 2015 the fee was as follows:
- for a hostel on Internationalnaya Street, 20 - 698 rubles;
- on Suvorov Street, 71 - 633 rubles;
- on Friendship Street, 1/1 - 698 rubles;
- in the Student Quarter - 698 rubles;
- on Kolkhoznaya street, 69 - 600 rubles.
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Ondar Sergey Oktyaevich - Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor |
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Tuva State University (TuvGU listen)) (until 2011 Tyva State University) is the largest institution of higher education in the Republic of Tyva.
TuvGU is located in the capital of the republic - the city of Kyzyl. formed from Kyzyl State Pedagogical Institute in the 1990s, having united the branches of KrasSTU and KrasSAU, it is rapidly increasing its scientific and technical potential in last years. Several educational buildings and dormitories are the result of the continuous work of the university management. The main task of the university is to provide the republic with qualified personnel. The university cooperates with many universities in Siberia, provides training for foreign students.
Story
In the early 1950s, due to the lack of teaching staff in the post-war years, the government of Tuva turned to the government of the USSR with a request to open an institute in Tuva. On December 6, 1951, the USSR Ministry of Education issued an order "On the opening of the Kyzyl Institute", and on January 16, 1952, "On the opening of branches of the Kyzyl Teachers' Institute."
The Kyzyl Teachers' Institute began functioning on June 30, 1952. At that time, there were only two departments in it: the department of language and literature, and the department of physics and mathematics. The Institute could afford to accept only 100 applicants a year.
On September 1, 1956, the Teachers' Institute was reorganized into a Pedagogical Institute with two faculties: philology and physics and mathematics.
In 1959, the third faculty was opened - pedagogy and methods of primary education. The first graduation of 1961 presented Tuva with 85 teachers. In 1964, the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry was opened.
Over the entire period of the existence of the Pedagogical Institute, it produced about 10 thousand specialists, and in 1995, by decree of the President of Russia, the institute was transformed into a state university, which it still is.
Structure
Faculties
Currently, TuvGU has 13 faculties:
- Faculty of Natural Geography
- History department
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Engineering and Technology
- Faculty of Agriculture
- Faculty of Physics and Mathematics
- Faculty of Physical Culture and Sports
- Faculty of Primary Education
- Faculty of Philology
- College of Education
- Faculty of retraining and advanced training
- Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology
- Faculty of Law
Publishing
International connections
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