Murmansk Arctic State University specialty. Murmansk State Humanitarian University

Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education

Murmansk Arctic State University (MASU)

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until 1956 - Murmansk Teachers' Institute (MUI); until 2002 - Murmansk State Pedagogical Institute (MGPI); until 2010 - Murmansk State Pedagogical University (MSPU); until 2015 - Murmansk State Humanitarian University (MSGU)

Faculties/Institutes:

• . Faculty of Natural Science, Physical Culture and Life Safety MASU

The Faculty of Natural Science, Physical Culture and Life Safety of MASU combines the traditions of two faculties of Moscow State University of Humanities - the Faculty of Natural Geography and the Faculty of Physical Culture and Life Safety.
The Faculty of Natural Ecology was formed in August 1998, then in September 2005 it was renamed the Faculty of Natural Geography.
The Faculty of Physical Culture and Life Safety was established on September 1, 2006.

While studying at the faculty, students have the opportunity to undergo 2 types of internships - educational (profile, field, etc.) and production (educational, internship, pre-qualification), which take place in the vicinity of Murmansk, at the Tuloma educational and scientific base, Kirovsk.

In mid-September, the press service of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation announced a meeting between the minister and the governor of the Murmansk region, Marina Kovtun.

As follows from the message, the minister supported the initiative to create the Murmansk Arctic State University (hereinafter MASU). It is not specified which educational institutions such a university will be formed from.

How realistic are these plans, are educational institutions themselves aware of such initiatives, and does the region need its own university?



Bloger51 spoke with the press services of educational institutions and the chairman of the Kola Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Yuri Voitekhovsky.

MSGU:

— We heard that the Government of the Murmansk region agreed with the federal center on the creation of the Murmansk Arctic University. It's the right thing.

We want young people not to leave the Arctic, but to stay and work here. For the region to develop. The creation of a university will undoubtedly contribute to this.

But it’s too early to talk about specifics, because these are just plans. We don't even have this on paper yet. As soon as something specific becomes known, we will immediately hold a press conference and answer all questions

The press service of Petrozavodsk State University was unable to promptly comment on the news listed above. The Kola branch of Petrozavodsk State University honestly reported that “they know nothing about this”



Khibiny Technical College provided the following comment:

Yes, we are aware. We saw it from the media. In addition, the governor met with our rector and this issue was also discussed at the meeting. All this was decided in the spring. Since then, nothing has been heard, except for the recent meeting of the governor with the Minister of Education, which was written about in the media.

You understand, we are a branch and we don’t have much freedom of action. As they say, we will do so. They haven't said anything yet. But, given that the issue of further development of the college is now being decided, we would be glad to enter such a structure as the Arctic University. If they offer it to us, of course.”

Yuri Voitekhovsky, Director of the Geological Institute of the KSC RAS, acting. Chairman of the Kola Science Center; on the go and by phone:



— I can’t say that I fully understand this topic, but I will try to answer your questions.

My opinion is that there should be a university. I know this as a practitioner, as the director of a geological institute.

If we are talking about the development of the Arctic, there must be a full cycle both for training future personnel and for training new generations of specialists.

In addition, we know the needs of local enterprises, all the features of their production cycle, the need for future personnel, and, for example, we pass on traditions to geology students first hand.

— So, it’s up to us to train our personnel?

- Exactly. This is the only way to preserve the region outside of rotational work.

Today, when there is no graduate distribution system, through which I got to the north, few people will go from capital cities to the same Geological Institute in Apatity.

— What, in your opinion, is bad about the existing branch system of universities?

- By the very fact of its existence. Any branch of a university is managed from outside the region, taking into account the interests and plans of the parent educational institution, and these plans do not always intersect with the interests of our region.

We need a full-fledged own university, and not a branch with external management. For this we have all the necessary academic and industrial bases.

Using the example of my Geological Institute, it looks like this: in Apatity, at the Children's Art House, a geological circle named after A. has been operating for half a century. Fersman, there the guys receive extensive knowledge in geology, some of them from there, prepared, come to the Department of Geology of MSTU, and then to our Geological Institute and production.

In the event of the formation of the Murmansk Arctic State University at the Kola Science Center, the number of sponsored departments will increase, and the academic council of the educational institution will necessarily include the heads of the local existing scientific institutes.

To put it simply, it will be easier for all of us to achieve the common goal of training personnel specifically for the region; The production of universal, but not always in demand, specialists will stop.

As I understand it, today we are talking about the formation of MAGU from institutions subordinate to the Ministry of Education and Science. MSTU is not included in this list, since the Technical University is subordinate to Rosrybolovstvo.

There is an opinion that MSTU does not need a branch in Apatity represented by the Department of Geology - supposedly, it is not the right profile. But today’s rector Sergei Agarkov, in my opinion, thinks more broadly, we must give him his due.

He does not consider our department as an alien element, but precisely as an element of the comprehensive training of technologists.

I mean not only practicing technologists capable of operating any equipment or mastering food production, but also highly specialized specialists.

Specialists capable of obtaining data, analyzing it and predicting the situation for the future, at least using the example of training a new generation of geologists, geophysicists and hydrographers who accumulate, systematize and own the current picture of the seabed.

It is possible that the emergence of this educational institution and the increase in the number of students registered with us will still make it possible to fulfill the requirements of the federal center for obtaining the status of a science city.

Once again, I repeat, the Murmansk region needs an independent university that meets our needs! To a large extent, this is a question of the region’s survival outside of the rotational work method.

The task is clear, the goals, in general, are also clear. The only problem is that, in addition to the possible frivolity of today’s initiative, three diverse educational institutions, but reporting to the Ministry of Education, were selected. The training of real specialists for the Arctic was carried out only by the HTC and partly by PetrSU. It wouldn’t have turned out like the joke about making barbed wire by crossing a snake and a hedgehog, because the initiative is correct.

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