Kostroma State University

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Nikolai Alexejewitsch Nekrasov Kostroma State University
Russian Костромской государственный университет имени Н. А. Некрасова
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founding 1918
Sponsorship state
place Kostroma , Russia
Rector Naumov, Alexander
Students 7182
Employee 738
including professors 98
Website www.ksu.edu.ru

The State University Nikolay Nekrasov Kostroma ( Russian Костромской государственный университет имени Н. А. Некрасова Kostromskoi gossudarstwennyj uniwersitet imeni NA Nekrassowa ) is an approximately 7000 students scoring university in the Russian city of Kostroma . Most of the university facilities are located on the central campus in the old town of Kostroma near the Volga promenade .

history

The university was founded in November 1918 as a workers' and peasants university with the original aim of providing the poorer sections of the population with higher education after the October Revolution without having to pay money or pass entrance exams. In 1921, however, the university had to be dissolved again due to economic hardship in the civil war .

In 1939 another attempt was made to establish a university in Kostroma with the establishment of a pedagogical university. In 1946 the school was named after the poet Nekrasov , who also worked in the Kostroma area, and from 1949 the college was officially called the Pedagogical Nekrasov Institute in Kostroma . The institute's high point of development was in the 1960s to 1980s, when it was expanded to include new faculties and later also branches in other cities ( Sharia , Kirovsk ). In 2001 the Institute for Economics was founded and has since produced numerous graduates. It cooperates closely with the German FOM University of Economics and Management.

The university received its full university status and its current name on January 5, 1999.

In September 2011 the International Center for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy (ICCPP) was opened at the University's Pedagogical and Psychological Institute .

Facilities

main building
Faculty of History

Today's university consists of two institutes, a center and ten faculties:

  • Institute for Education and Psychology
  • Institute for Economics
  • International Center for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
  • Faculty of Foreign Languages
  • Faculty of History
  • Faculty of Industrial Education
  • Faculty of Art and Graphics
  • Faculty of Music Education
  • Faculty of Natural History
  • Faculty of Philology
  • Faculty of Physics and Mathematics
  • Faculty of Sports
  • Faculty of Technology and Service

International university cooperation

The University Kostroma also the so-called part Russian-German Center for cultural and educational relations and programs (russ. Российско-германский центр культурно-образовательных связей и программ ), which among other student exchanges with the Protestant University of Applied Sciences Rheinland-Westfalen-Lippe in Bochum , the University of Applied Sciences for Economics & Management in Essen , the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt and the International Academy of the Psychotherapeutic Institute Bergerhausen in Duisburg .

Rectors

  1. Талов Л. Н. (1949–1954)
  2. Землянский Фёдор Маркович (1954–1961)
  3. Синяжников Михаил Иванович (1961–1986)
  4. Панин Валентин Семёнович (1986–1989)
  5. Рассадин Николай Михайлович (1989-2014)
  6. Наумов Александр Рудольфович (2014–)

Honorary doctorates and honorary professorships

  1. Peter Metten - State Chancellery of North Rhine-Westphalia - Düsseldorf, Germany - Year of awarding the title: 2004
  2. Reinhold Gläß- "Vetter Consulting" GmbH - Essen, Germany - Year the title was awarded: 2004
  3. Rolf Colsmann - FOM University of Economics and Management, Germany - Year of awarding the title: 2004
  4. Gert Straßer - Evangelische Fachhochschule - Darmstadt, Germany - Year of awarding the title: 2006
  5. Alexa Koehler-Offierski - Evangelical University of Applied Sciences - Darmstadt, Germany - Year of awarding the title: 2006
  6. Harry Walter - University named after Ernst Moritz Arndt - Greifswald, Germany - Year the title was awarded: 2008
  7. Winfried Seelisch - Evangelische Fachhochschule - Darmstadt, Germany - Year of awarding the title: 2010
  8. Hans-Werner Gessmann - Bergerhausen Psychotherapeutic Institute - Duisburg, Germany - Year the title was awarded: 2011

Honorary doctorates from the University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt for active long-term cooperation were awarded to:

  1. Nikolai Mikhailovich Rassadin - Rector of the KSU. NA Nekrasov - year of awarding the title: 2009
  2. Lidia Vaulina - Vice Rector for International Affairs KSU. NA Nekrasov - year of awarding the title: 2009

See also

Individual evidence

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Coordinates: 57 ° 46 '2.4 "  N , 40 ° 55' 3.6"  E