INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY

Vice-rector for international activity and public relations: Vice-rector, Professor, Doctor Chertov Victor Fedorovich – tel.: (499) 246-87-62

international_pro@mpgu.edu

Department of International Relations

Structure of Department of International Relations

Head of Department: Zasorin Sergey Alekseevich, tel.: (499) 246-87-62

international_upr@mpgu.edu

Deputy head of Department: Morozova Olga Aleksandrovna

Deputy head of Department: Dubovitskiy Roman Aleksandrovich

Deputy head of Department: Seregina Dariya Aleksandrovna

tel.: (499) 246-01-23, international_upr@mpgu.edu

International Students Department

Head of Department: Yudin Aleksey Vladimirovich - tel.: (499) 246-01-23
inostrstudent_otd@mpgu.edu

Passports and Visas Department

Head of Department: Orlova Svetlana Vladimirovna - tel.: (499) 246-01-23
passportvisa_otd@mpgu.edu

Innovational Educational Programmes Department

Head of Department: Dubovitskiy Roman Aleksandrovich - tel.: (499) 246-01-23
International_upr@mpgu.edu

International Cooperation Department
Head of Department Minyazhev Timur Rifatovich - tel.: (499) 246-01-23
international_otd@mpgu.edu

Brief history of the Department of international relations

Our university’s activity in the sphere of international cooperation has a long history. It began in 1948 when the first foreign students came to MSPU named after Lenin. Just by the end of the 1950-ies MSPI had become one of the leading USSR universities in the sphere of scientific pedagogical personnel training for foreign countries. During the post-war years students from many countries friendly to the USSR such as China, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Korea, Mongolia, Algeria, Syria, Ethiopia, Hungary, Peru were directed on an international exchange basis to MSPU as well as to other major universities. The majority of foreign students studied at that time at the faculties of Preschool Pedagogics and Psychology, Pedagogics and Psychology, Biology and Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, and Philology.

The beginning of the 1960-ies was marked by an intense inflow of foreign students to MSPU. At that time the admittance of foreigners averaged 50-60 people annually, and the total number reached 300.

In the1960’s some organizational departments responsible for instructing foreign students appeared at MSPU. In 1964 the Department of Russian as a foreign language was founded. In the1960-ies Russian language teachers began to be employed (more than 100 persons annually) at schools and universities of Yugoslavia. At that time the Komsomol organization of MSPU organized the first exchange of student groups with the youth organizations of Zagreb university. Also in 1967 the Dean’s office for foreign students was established.

In the 1970-ies the number of countries that sent their citizens to study at MSPU increased. Citizens of Bulgaria, Poland, the German Democratic Republic, Yugoslavia, Vietnam, Cuba, Afghanistan became students of MSPU. It is worth mentioning that in the1970-ies along with foreign students and postgraduate students there was a great number of trainees that studied mostly at the Faculty of Philology and the Faculty of Primary Education. At the turn of the1970-1980-ies trainees from Great Britain, France, the USA appeared among the MSPU students. By the1980-ies citizens of North Korea, China, Egypt, Syria had joined our students. The Olympic Games of 1980 in Moscow favored that fact as well as the construction of MSPU student residences in the south-west of the capital.

In 1980 the laboratory of foreign countries collaboration was established and in 1993 it was reorganized into the Department of international relations that exists up to the present time. At that time the student group exchanges continued, they were organized by the Komsomol organization of MSPU and youth organizations of socialist countries. Particularly at that time besides usual student exchanges there were student construction detachments with the universities of Bulgaria, German Democratic Republic and Czechoslovakia. For a great international activity and for enlarging international students contacts the Komsomol organization of MSPU was awarded a service medal of International Union of Students.

In the following years the scope of functions of the Department of international relations broadened together with the main directions of MSPU’s international activity: work with foreign students and realization of interuniversity cooperation with foreign partner universities, participation in international projects and programmes, collaboration with international organizations and foundations. Lecturers and staff members of the university take part in activities of the foundation «Русскиймир» (“Russian world”), have active cooperation with foundations of Germany, Great Britain, Holland within both humane and natural-science projects, including American council of teachers of Russian and TEMPUS.

In 2007-2008 within the frames of innovational program the department of international relations took part in carrying out a number of educational projects with foreign partners, arranged large-scale qualification courses abroad for teaching the staff.

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS OF MSPU

CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS BETWEEN MSPU AND FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES

No

Country

University

1

Abkhazia

Abkhazian State University

2

Austria

University of Education (Vienna)

3

Belarus

State University n.a. Yanka Kupala (Grodno)

4

Belgium

University College Ghent (Ghent)

5

Bulgaria

University n.a. St. Cyril and Methodius (Veliko Turnovo)

6

Great Britain

Institut of Education – University of Nottingham (Nottingham)

7

Great Britain

Newman University College (Birmingham)

8

Great Britain

University of Durham (Durham)

9

Germany

University of Augsburg (Augsburg)

10

Germany

University of Bielefeld (Bielefeld)

11

Kazakhstan

Kazakh National Pedagogical University n.a. Abay (Almaty)

12

Kazakhstan

KorkytAta Kyzylorda State University

13

China

Nanking Normal University (Nanking)

14

China

Huazhong Normal University (Wuhan)

15

China

Beijing Normal University (Beijing)

16

China

Xuzhou Normal University (Xuzhou)

17

China

Tianjin Normal University (Tianjin)

18

China

Harbin Normal University (Harbin)

19

China

Hebei Normal University (Shijiazhuang)

20

China

Shenyang Normal University (Shenyang)

21

Finland

University of Eastern Finland (Joensuu)

22

Italy

Faculty of foreign languages and literature (University of Udine, Udine)

23

Macedonia

Universityof Goce Delcev (Stip)

24

Macedonia

University n.a. St. Cyril and Methodius (Skopje)

25

Poland

Academy n.a.Jan Dlugosz (Częstochowa)

26

Poland

Pedagogical University of Cracow (Cracow)

27

Rumania

Western University of Timisoara (Timisoara)

28

Slovenia

University of Ljubljana (Ljubljana)

29

USA

Southern Arkansas University (Magnolia)

30

Ukraine

Kirovograd State Pedagogical University n.a. Vladimir Vinnichenko (Kirovograd)

31

Ukraine

National Pedagogical Dragomanov University (Kiev)

32

France

University College of Low Normandy (Caen)

33

Czech Republic

Univerzita Hradec Králové (Hradec Králové)

34

Czech Republic

Charles University (Prague)

35

Czech Republic

Palacký University of Olomouc (Olomouc)

36

South Korea

Hanshin university (Hanshin)

37

Japan

Higher school of natural sciences of Aichi University (Aichi)

38

Japan

Higher school of natural sciences of Hiroshima University (Hiroshima)

 
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