Vladimir State University named after Alexander. Vladimir State University

Vladimirsky state university

Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletov (VlGU)

International name	Vladimir State University
Former names	Vladimir Polytechnic Institute (VPI), Vladimir State technical university(VlSTU)
Year founded
Rector
Legal address	600000, Vladimir, st. Gorky, 87
Website

Vladimir State University named after. A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU ) - the largest higher educational institution in the Vladimir region, one of the centers of its science and culture.

Bachelor's degree – confirmed by the assignment of a bachelor's qualification (degree) to a person who has successfully passed the final certification;
specialist training – confirmed by the assignment to a person who has successfully passed the final certification of the qualification (degree) “specialist”;
Master's degree – confirmed by the assignment of a master's qualification (degree) to a person who has successfully passed the final certification.

Training in higher education programs vocational education is conducted in the following forms of training:

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence budget (free);
correspondence contract (paid);
additional education.

Vladimir State University conducts educational activities by main educational programs secondary vocational education in the following forms of training:

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence contract (paid).

University branches

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Institutes, faculties and structural divisions

Operating institutes and faculties of the university

Law Institute
Institute of Applied Mathematics and Informatics, Bio- and Nanotechnologies:
- Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Physics (FPMP)
Institute of Innovative Technologies:
- (FREMT)
Pedagogical Institute:
- Faculty of Philology
- Faculty of Natural Geography
- Faculty of Preschool and Primary Education
- Faculty of Technology and Economics
- Faculty of History
- Faculty foreign languages
Humanitarian Institute:
- Faculty of History (IF)
- Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences (FFSN)
- Faculty of Psychology
Institute of Economics and Management:
- Faculty of Economics (EF)
- Institute (Faculty) of Small and Medium Business (IMiSB)
Institute of Arts and Art Education
Institute physical culture and sports
Murom branch
Branch in Gus-Khrustalny
Faculty distance learning using remote educational technologies(FZO DT)
Faculty of Pre-University Training
Corporate Institute
Institute for Advanced Studies and Retraining of Personnel of VlSU (IPKiPK)

Reformed (renamed) faculties

Radio Instrument Engineering Faculty (1964-1971) - divided into radio engineering and instrument engineering faculties.
Faculty of Radio Engineering (1971-2000) - merged with the Faculty of Instrument Engineering into the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology.
Instrument Engineering Faculty (PSF, 1971-2000) - merged with the Radio Engineering Faculty into the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology.
Faculty of Informatics and Applied Mathematics (FIPM) - in January 2006, divided into faculties information technology and applied mathematics and physics.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FGSN) - in 2008, divided into the Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences and the Faculty of History.
Faculty of Law and Psychology (FPP) - in 2011, transformed into the Law Institute of VlSU as a result of merger with the Faculty of Law of the reorganized VSGU. The Department of Psychology of FPP became part of the Faculty of Psychology of the Humanitarian Institute of VlSU.

Structural divisions

Admissions Committee
Educational and methodological management
Directorate of Research Activities
Financial and economic management
Regional center for promotion of employment of graduates
Scientific and Educational Competence Center
VlSU Library
VlSU Publishing House
Information Center of VlSU named after. A.G. and N.G. Stoletov together with the publishing house "Finance and Credit"
Distance Learning Center
Mobilization department
Trade union committee of VlSU
Department international cooperation
Regional Center for New Information Technologies (RCNIT)
Information and Computing Center (ICC)
Educational Information Center (EIC)
Center for International Education
Department of Occupational Health and Fire Safety
Procurement Organization Department
Institute for Advanced Studies and Retraining of Personnel
Scientific and educational center "Security systems and anti-terrorism technologies"
VlSU campus
VlSU Student Council
Center for Vocational Education of Disabled People
VlSU Cultural Center

International cooperation

The international activities of VlSU are aimed at developing and strengthening international cooperation in the field of educational and research activities in order to improve the quality of education and the level of scientific research, as well as integration into the global scientific and educational system.

Technical University of Graz (Austria)
Russian-Armenian (Slavic) State University
Brest State Technical University (Belarus)
Technical University (Varna, Bulgaria)
University of Kent (Cantebury, UK)
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Friedrich-Alexander (Germany)
Bavarian Laser Center (Erlangen, Germany)
Higher technical school(Jena, Germany)
Friedrich Schiller University Jena (Germany)
University named after Ben-Gurion (Israel)
University of English and Foreign Languages (Hyderabad, India)
Institute of Russian Language and Culture (Rome, Italy)
West Kazakhstan Agricultural Technical University
Aktobe branch of the Kazakh Academy of Transport and Communications named after. M. Tynyshpayeva
Dalian Polytechnic University (PRC)
Tianjin Foreign Studies University (PRC)
Yantai pedagogical university(PRC)
Wuhan Polytechnic University (PRC)
Changchun University (PRC)
Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University
Kyrgyz-Uzbek University (Osh)
Higher School of Psychology (Riga, Latvia)
Management Committee higher education Kansas State (USA)
Illion State University (USA)
University of Florida (USA)
Rochester Institute of Technology (USA)
Central Michigan University (USA)
Tajik Technical University named after. M.O. Osimi (Dushanbe, Tajikistan)
Tashkent State State agricultural university(Uzbekistan)
National University of Uzbekistan named after. Mirzo Ulugbek
Tashkent State Technical University named after. Abu Rayhan Beruni
Odessa state academy construction and architecture (Ukraine)
Academy municipal government(Ukraine)
Donetsk National Technical University (Ukraine)
Melitopol State Pedagogical University named after. Bogdan Khmelnitsky (Ukraine)
Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology (Dnepropetrovsk)
Kharkov National economic university(Ukraine)
Higher Mining School "Groupe des Ecoles des Mines" (Alès, France)
Ostrava Technical University (Czech Republic)
Halmstad University (Sweden)
Folk University (Uppsala, Sweden)

Infrastructure

Vladimir State University consists of several buildings (buildings). All buildings, with the exception of the fifth academic building of the Institute (Faculty) of Small and Medium Business (IMiSB), are located in the microdistrict bounded by Belokonskaya, Gorky, Mira streets, as well as Stroiteley Avenue. The buildings in which classes are held are located near the intersection of Stroiteley Avenue, Belokonskaya and Gorky streets.

In the 1970s, it was planned to build 5 more educational buildings, a 16-story administrative building, an athletics arena, however, only one new educational building was built - the second. Despite the significant increase in the number of students since that time, no new educational premises have appeared, so at the moment up to 6 are housed in buildings originally intended for 1-2 faculties, and classes are held even in basements(for example, in the first academic building and sports complex).

Academic buildings

Sports complexes

Other buildings and dormitories

Previously used buildings

Sports building No. 2. Greco-Roman Wrestling Corps. One-story building. It hosted classes for the Greco-Roman wrestling section, as well as general sports groups. Next to this building there was an asphalt football ground. It was demolished in 2007.
Address: st. Studencheskaya, 4b.

Notable staff and alumni

Victor Maznik - chief specialist, head of the youth work group, Vladimir; senior commissioner of the Vladimir regional pedagogical detachment "Spring".
Kolesov, Leonard Nikolaevich(-) - Russian radio engineer, designer, teacher. One of the creators of the first Soviet

Vladimir State University named after. A. G. and N. G. Stoletov (VlGU) - the largest higher educational institution Vladimir region.

On August 1, 1958, by resolution of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR, the Vladimir branch of the Moscow Evening Mechanical Engineering Institute was opened with two faculties: mechanical-technological and instrument-making. The first intake of students was carried out - 200 people.
In 1962, the Vladimir branch, in connection with the liquidation of the Moscow Evening Engineering Institute, was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Moscow Institute of Electronic Engineering
In February 1964, the branch was transformed into the Vladimir Evening Polytechnic Institute (VVPI). In the same year, the Radio Instrument Engineering Faculty was created, the first dean of which was B. F. Gradusov
1969 - VVPI was transformed into (VPI).
In 1977, VPI took first place in the socialist competition of universities in the USSR.
1978 - training of foreign students began.
In 1993, VPI was transformed into Vladimir State Technical University (VSTU).
On December 30, 1996, VSTU received the status of Vladimir State University (VlSU), that is, it became a university of the classical type
In 2002, VlSU was elected a full member of the Eurasian Association classical universities. The 50,000th specialist was released.
On March 31, 2011, by order of the Minister of Education and Science A. A. Fursenko, Vladimir State Humanitarian University was reorganized and merged with VlSU as a structural unit

Since its creation, the university has trained more than 60 thousand specialists. VlSU cooperates with more than 40 universities around the world; more than 30 educational centers operate on its basis.

Vladimir State University implements the main educational programs of higher professional education at the following levels:

Bachelor's degree - confirmed by the assignment of a qualification (degree) to a person who has successfully passed the final certification;
training of a specialist - confirmed by the assignment of a qualification (degree) “specialist” to a person who has successfully passed the final certification;
master's degree - confirmed by the assignment of a master's qualification (degree) to a person who has successfully passed the final certification.

Training for higher professional education programs is carried out in the following forms of training]:

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence budget (free);
correspondence contract (paid);
additional education.

Institutes, faculties and structural divisions:

Operating institutes and faculties of the university
Law Institute
Institute of Applied Mathematics and Informatics, Bio- and Nanotechnologies:
Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Physics (FPMP)
Faculty of Chemistry and Ecology (FCE)
Institute of Innovative Technologies:
Faculty of Mechanics and Technology (MTF)
Faculty of Information Technologies (FIT)
Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology (FREMT)
Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering (AFF)
Faculty of Motor Transport (ATF)
Pedagogical Institute:
Faculty of Physics and Mathematics
Faculty of Philology
Faculty of Natural Geography
Faculty of Preschool and Primary Education
Faculty of Technical and Economics
Faculty of History
Faculty of Foreign Languages
Humanitarian Institute:
Faculty of History (IF)
Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences (FFSN)
Faculty of Psychology
Institute of Economics and Management:
Faculty of Economics (EF)
Institute (Faculty) of Small and Medium Business (IMiSB)
Institute of Arts and Art Education
Institute of Physical Culture and Sports
Murom branch
Center for International Education
Branch in Gus-Khrustalny
Faculty of distance learning using distance learning technologies (FZO DT)
Faculty of Pre-University Training (since 2006)
Corporate Institute
Institute for Advanced Studies and Retraining of Personnel of VlSU (IPKiPK)
Reformed (renamed) faculties
Radio Instrument Engineering Faculty (1964-1971) - divided into radio engineering and instrument engineering faculties.
Faculty of Radio Engineering (1971-2000) - merged with the Faculty of Instrumentation into the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology.
Instrument Engineering Faculty (PSF, 1971-2000) - merged with the Radio Engineering Faculty into the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology.
Faculty of Informatics and Applied Mathematics (FIPM) - in January 2006, it was divided into the faculties of information technology and applied mathematics and physics.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FGSN) - in 2008, divided into the Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences and the Faculty of History.
Faculty of Law and Psychology (FPP) - in 2011, transformed into the Law Institute of VlSU as a result of merger with the Faculty of Law of the reorganized VSGU. The Department of Psychology of FPP became part of the Faculty of Psychology of the Humanitarian Institute of VlSU.

Rectors:

2005-2013 - Valentin Vasilievich Morozov
from January 24, 2013 Saralidze Anzor Mikhailovich

In the 1970s, it was planned to build 5 more educational buildings, a 16-story administrative building, and an athletics arena, but only one new educational building was built - the second. Despite the significant increase in the number of students since that time, no new educational premises have appeared, therefore, at the moment, up to 6 are housed in buildings originally intended for 1-2 faculties, and classes are held even in basements (for example, in the first academic building and sports complex).

Academic buildings:

First academic building (original designation “X”, from the word “chemical”); four-story with semi-basement lecture rooms. The building houses the rector's office, accounting, trade union committee, personnel department, library, cash desk; There is an assembly hall for public events and a dining room.

Vladimir State University named after Alexander Grigorievich and Nikolai Grigorievich Stoletov (VlGU)


International name	Vladimir State University
Former names	Vladimir Polytechnic Institute (VPI), Vladimir State Technical University (VlSTU)
Year founded
Students	more than 30,000
Location	Vladimir, Russia Russia
Legal address	600000, Vladimir, st. Gorky, 87
Website	www.vlsu.ru

Vladimir State University named after. A.G. And N.G. Stoletovs (VlSU) - higher education institution Vladimir, the largest university Vladimir region and one of the largest in Central Federal District. In April 2017 became one of regional flagship universities.

Description [ | ]

Vladimir State University implements basic educational higher professional education programs by level:

Training for higher professional education programs is carried out according to the following forms of education :

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence budget (free);
correspondence contract (paid);
additional education.

Vladimir State University conducts educational activities in the main educational programs of secondary vocational education in the following forms of education:

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence contract (paid).

University branches[ | ]

Story [ | ]

Structure [ | ]

Reformed (renamed) faculties

Radio Instrument Engineering Faculty (1964-1971) - divided into radio engineering and instrument engineering faculties.
Faculty of Radio Engineering (1971-2000) - merged with the Faculty of Instrumentation.
Instrument Engineering Faculty (PSF, 1971-2000) - merged with the Radio Engineering Faculty in.
- in January 2006 it was divided into the faculties of information technology and applied mathematics and physics.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FGSN) - in 2008, divided into the Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences and the Faculty of History.
(FPP) - in 2011 it was transformed into the Law Institute of VlSU as a result of the merger with the Faculty of Law of the reorganized VSGU. The Department of Psychology of FPP became part of the Faculty of Psychology of the Humanitarian Institute of VlSU.
FREMT (2000-2016) and FIT (2006-2016) were united into the Institute of Information Technologies and Radioelectronics.

International cooperation[ | ]

Infrastructure [ | ]

Academic buildings [ | ]

Sports complexes [ | ]

Food plant "Polytechnic"

Notable teachers and alumni[ | ]

Notes [ | ]

Admissions Committee (undefined) (unavailable link). Retrieved September 29, 2009. Archived September 11, 2007.
Murom branch of State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education VlGU (unavailable link)
Department of TPR-KTRES in the history of the university. Vesti KTRES (Special supplement to the newspaper “Vesti VlGU”), April 2000, No. 1.

Vladimir State University

Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletov (VlGU)

International name	Vladimir State University
Former names	Vladimir Polytechnic Institute (VPI), Vladimir State Technical University (VlSTU)
Year founded
Rector
Legal address	600000, Vladimir, st. Gorky, 87
Website

Vladimir State University named after. A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU ) - the largest higher educational institution in the Vladimir region, one of the centers of its science and culture.

Bachelor's degree – confirmed by the assignment of a bachelor's qualification (degree) to a person who has successfully passed the final certification;
specialist training – confirmed by the assignment to a person who has successfully passed the final certification of the qualification (degree) “specialist”;
Master's degree – confirmed by the assignment of a master's qualification (degree) to a person who has successfully passed the final certification.

Training for higher professional education programs is carried out in the following forms of training:

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence budget (free);
correspondence contract (paid);
additional education.

Vladimir State University conducts educational activities in the main educational programs of secondary vocational education in the following forms of education:

full-time budget (free);
full-time contract (paid);
correspondence contract (paid).

University branches

Story

Institutes, faculties and structural divisions

Operating institutes and faculties of the university

Law Institute
Institute of Applied Mathematics and Informatics, Bio- and Nanotechnologies:
- Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Physics (FPMP)
Institute of Innovative Technologies:
- (FREMT)
Pedagogical Institute:
- Faculty of Philology
- Faculty of Natural Geography
- Faculty of Preschool and Primary Education
- Faculty of Technology and Economics
- Faculty of History
- Faculty of Foreign Languages
Humanitarian Institute:
- Faculty of History (IF)
- Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences (FFSN)
- Faculty of Psychology
Institute of Economics and Management:
- Faculty of Economics (EF)
- Institute (Faculty) of Small and Medium Business (IMiSB)
Institute of Arts and Art Education
Institute of Physical Culture and Sports
Murom branch
Branch in Gus-Khrustalny
Faculty of distance learning using distance learning technologies (FZO DT)
Faculty of Pre-University Training
Corporate Institute
Institute for Advanced Studies and Retraining of Personnel of VlSU (IPKiPK)

Reformed (renamed) faculties

Radio Instrument Engineering Faculty (1964-1971) - divided into radio engineering and instrument engineering faculties.
Faculty of Radio Engineering (1971-2000) - merged with the Faculty of Instrument Engineering into the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology.
Instrument Engineering Faculty (PSF, 1971-2000) - merged with the Radio Engineering Faculty into the Faculty of Radiophysics, Electronics and Medical Technology.
Faculty of Informatics and Applied Mathematics (FIPM) - in January 2006, it was divided into the faculties of information technology and applied mathematics and physics.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FGSN) - in 2008, divided into the Faculty of Philosophical and Social Sciences and the Faculty of History.
Faculty of Law and Psychology (FPP) - in 2011, transformed into the Law Institute of VlSU as a result of merger with the Faculty of Law of the reorganized VSGU. The Department of Psychology of FPP became part of the Faculty of Psychology of the Humanitarian Institute of VlSU.

Structural divisions

Admissions Committee
Educational and methodological management
Directorate of Research Activities
Financial and economic management
Regional center for promotion of employment of graduates
Scientific and Educational Competence Center
VlSU Library
VlSU Publishing House
Information Center of VlSU named after. A.G. and N.G. Stoletov together with the publishing house "Finance and Credit"
Distance Learning Center
Mobilization department
Trade union committee of VlSU
International Cooperation Department
Regional Center for New Information Technologies (RCNIT)
Information and Computing Center (ICC)
Educational Information Center (EIC)
Center for International Education
Department of Occupational Health and Fire Safety
Procurement Organization Department
Institute for Advanced Studies and Retraining of Personnel
Scientific and educational center "Security systems and anti-terrorism technologies"
VlSU campus
VlSU Student Council
Center for Vocational Education of Disabled People
VlSU Cultural Center

International cooperation

Technical University of Graz (Austria)
Russian-Armenian (Slavic) State University
Brest State Technical University (Belarus)
Technical University (Varna, Bulgaria)
University of Kent (Cantebury, UK)
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Friedrich-Alexander (Germany)
Bavarian Laser Center (Erlangen, Germany)
Higher Technical School (Jena, Germany)
Friedrich Schiller University Jena (Germany)
University named after Ben-Gurion (Israel)
University of English and Foreign Languages (Hyderabad, India)
Institute of Russian Language and Culture (Rome, Italy)
West Kazakhstan Agricultural Technical University
Aktobe branch of the Kazakh Academy of Transport and Communications named after. M. Tynyshpayeva
Dalian Polytechnic University (PRC)
Tianjin Foreign Studies University (PRC)
Yantai Normal University (PRC)
Wuhan Polytechnic University (PRC)
Changchun University (PRC)
Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University
Kyrgyz-Uzbek University (Osh)
Higher School of Psychology (Riga, Latvia)
Kansas State Board of Higher Education (USA)
Illion State University (USA)
University of Florida (USA)
Rochester Institute of Technology (USA)
Central Michigan University (USA)
Tajik Technical University named after. M.O. Osimi (Dushanbe, Tajikistan)
Tashkent State Agrarian University (Uzbekistan)
National University of Uzbekistan named after. Mirzo Ulugbek
Tashkent State Technical University named after. Abu Rayhan Beruni
Odessa State Academy of Construction and Architecture (Ukraine)
Academy of Municipal Administration (Ukraine)
Donetsk National Technical University (Ukraine)
Melitopol State Pedagogical University named after. Bogdan Khmelnitsky (Ukraine)
Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology (Dnepropetrovsk)
Kharkov National Economic University (Ukraine)
Higher Mining School "Groupe des Ecoles des Mines" (Alès, France)
Ostrava Technical University (Czech Republic)
Halmstad University (Sweden)
Folk University (Uppsala, Sweden)

Infrastructure

Academic buildings

Sports complexes

Other buildings and dormitories

Previously used buildings

Sports building No. 2. Greco-Roman Wrestling Corps. One-story building. It hosted classes for the Greco-Roman wrestling section, as well as general sports groups. Next to this building there was an asphalt football ground. It was demolished in 2007.
Address: st. Studencheskaya, 4b.

Notable staff and alumni

Victor Maznik- chief specialist, head of the youth work group, Vladimir; senior commissioner of the Vladimir regional pedagogical detachment "Spring".
Kolesov, Leonard Nikolaevich(-) - Russian radio engineer, designer, teacher. One of the creators of the first Soviet