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Higher Education in Russia Ph.D . , A ssociate professor Daria K. Kozlova

Higher Education in Russia Ph.D . , A ssociate professor Daria K. Kozlova. International Graduate School of Management Saint-Petersburg State Polytechnical University 2013. Structure of presentation:. Facts and figures about higher education in Russia Challenges, emerging trends

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Higher Education in Russia Ph.D . , A ssociate professor Daria K. Kozlova

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  1. Higher Education in RussiaPh.D., Associate professor Daria K. Kozlova International Graduate School of Management Saint-Petersburg State Polytechnical University 2013

  2. Structure of presentation: • Facts and figures about higher education in Russia • Challenges, emerging trends • New opportunities and perspectives • Questions and discussion

  3. General information • 1352 Institutions of higher education: 687– State 665 – Private • Federal budgeting: 4,1% GDP • Minister of education: D. Livanov • People with higher education: 77% Sources: HDR 2012, Rosstat, Ministry of Education RF

  4. New structure of higher education in Russia • 2leading classical Russian Universities: SPbSU, MSU; • 7 Federal Universities; • 27 National Research Universities;

  5. Things to be changed in Russian higher education • “Demographic hole” 2010-2016 90% applicants accepted to the universities; • High average age of the university professors and staff; • 25% of professors and staff speak English (officially); • Theoretical education dominates;

  6. University monitoring 2012 by Minister of education • 541 State Institutions of HE and 994 affiliates have been inspected; • Criteria: • Level of education, • Level of internationalization, • R&D, • Financial achievements, • Infrastructure. • Results: Ineffective Institutions: 34% in Moscow, 25% in St.Petersburg, 100% in Chechnya, 100% in Ingushetia.

  7. Emerging trends Strategy 2020- social and economic development: • Consolidation of universities; • Applied bachelor degree – 3-year bachelor; • Affordable educational loans; • Competitive salary for professors and staff: 160% by year 2015, 220% by year 2020; • Federal financing, depending on the level of the applicants’ knowledge; • Governmental support for R&D Universities; • University competition; • Development of entrepreneurship education; • Life-long education.

  8. New opportunities and perspectives • New possibilities for the internationalization; • New quality of higher education; • European approach; • New goals in scientific research (citation index); • Reduction of number of universities; • Reduction of university staff and professors;

  9. Perspectives for Russian-Finnish educational cooperation • Simplified cooperation with universities of applied sciences; • Flexibility with double-degree Masters programs; • Development of joint research activities

  10. May 2012, president V.V. Putin the decree # 599 on State policy in sphere of higher education and science: By the year 2020 at least 5 Russian Universities have to be among top 100 in the world university rankings.

  11. Budgets • For 2013-2030 - additional 100 billion EURO to achieve goals of the strategy 2020 (from Ministry of Finances); • PLUS additional 10 billion EURO to be among top 100 Universities (calculation of Ministry of Education).

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