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UDMURT STATE UNIVERSITY

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES

CATALOGUE – 2015

Izhevsk

2015

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INTRODUCTION

Choosing to pursue a graduate degree is a life-changing decision that will help you

to achieve your personal and professional goals.

If you graduated from the university in 2015 or earlier with a bachelor or

corresponding degree, Udmurt State University offers you to consider this syllabi

collection of Master’s degree programs in the Humanities, Natural Sciences and

Engineering.

Udmurt State University welcomes graduates of both Russian and foreign

universities to enter Master’s degree programmes. UdSU is the oldest and

multidisciplinary higher educational institution of Udmurt Republic. For over 80

years of its history UdSU has been celebrating the reputation of scientific,

educational and cultural center of the region.

What is a Master’s degree program? This is the second level of higher education

adopted in the course of reform of the Russian educational system.

UdSU Master’s degree programs offer a perfect balance of research-based theory

and practical application. This approach not only enhances student learning, but

provides graduates with the competitive advantage they desire.

Every year UdSU welcomes more than 400 Master’s degree students from various

regions of Russia, CIS countries and non-CIS countries. Most students use Master

degree programmes to expand their knowledge and skills acquired at the

undergraduate programmes, or to specialize in a certain field.

Though the language of instruction of Master’s degree programmes is Russian,

UdSU provides all foreign students with an opportunity to take courses of Russian

as a foreign language before they are admitted to Master’s degree courses.

Duration of study at Master’s degree programme:

2 years (full-time);

2 years and 5 months (full-time);

2 years and 5 months - 3 years (evening studeis).

Contacts: Head of International Education Center

Ms. Tatiana Savchenko

Tel.: +7 (3412) 917-335

e-mail: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY

- National History (History of Russia)

- Archaeology

- Historical and Cultural Heritage and Development of Modern

Museum Studies

- History of International Relations

- Finno-Ugric World in Historical, Cultural, Political and Social

Dimensions

- Eastern Europe Countries of Early Times

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PHILOLOGY

- Russian Literature

- Languages and Literatures Teaching

- Philology to Support Speech of CEOs and Secretaries/Assistants

- Verbal Communication in the Modern World: Theory and Practice

- Finno-Ugric Languages (Udmurt and Finnish)

- Literature of Peoples of Russia: Comparative and Historical Analysis

- Management in Philological Education

- Management in Languages and Intercultural Communication

(Multilingual Studies)

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12-19

LINGUISTICS

- Comparative Study of Languages and Cultures in Translation

- Linguistic and Linguodidactic Support in Professional Activity

- Didactics of Intercultural Communication

pages

20-22

PSYCHOLOGY

- Psychological Support, Correctional and Counseling/Consulting

Psychology

- Social Psychology in Management

pages

23-24

CONFLICT MANAGEMENT

- Applied Conflict Management page

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DESIGN

- Modern Technologies in Design and Engineering page

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MANAGEMENT

- Marketing Technologies for Business Development

- Project Management

pages

27-28

ECONOMICS

- International Economics and Business

- Economics of Oil and Gas Industry

- Economics of Lean Manufacturing

pages

29-30

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (HRM)

- Innovative Technologies in Human Resources Management page

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REGIONAL AND MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION

- Regional and municipal administration page

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BUSINESS INFORMATICS

- Intelligent Techniques for Business Intelligence page

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TRADING BUSINESS

- Logistics and Commodity Flow page

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LAW

- Legal Policy of the State: History and Contemporaneity

- Criminal Trial, Criminalistics and Theory of Investigative Activities

- Legal Proceedings in the Russian Federation

- Civil Law

pages

36-39

EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGICS

- Teaching Arts: Theory and Practice

- Pedagogy and Psychology in Higher Education

- Innovation Pedagogy

pages

40-42

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (BRANCH-WISE)

- Innovations in Professional Education page

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PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION

- Psychology of Education page

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SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION

- Psychological and Pedagogical Support of Individuals with Special

Needs

page

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SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK

- Sociology of Culture

- Sociology of Management

- Social Work with Different Social Groups

pages

46-48

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

- Organization and Management of Youth Non-Governmental

Associations

page

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PUBLISHING

- Management in Publishing page

50

TOURISM SERVICES - General Theory of Tourism and Tourism Industry

page

51

CULTURAL STUDIES

- Historical Сultural Studies page

52

MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES

MATHEMATICS

- Mathematical Foundations of Computer Sciences

- Mathematical Cybernetics

- Mathematical Modeling

pages

53-55

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FUNDAMENTAL INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGIES

- Computer Sciences

page

56

NATURAL SCIENCES

PHYSICS

- Condensed Matter Physics page

57

CHEMISTRY

- Analytical Chemistry page

58

CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS AND MECHANICS OF MATERIALS

- Chemistry and Physics of Materials page

59

BIOLOGY

- Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology

- Immunoengineering

- Bioecology

- Cell Biology

- Sports Physiology

pages

60-64

EARTH SCIENCE

GEOGRAPHY

- Recreational and Tourism Geography page

65

OIL AND GAS ENGINEERING

- Oil Field Development with Elevated and High Viscosity Oils in

Difficult Upland-geological Conditions

page

66

ECOLOGY AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

- Ecology and Natural Resource Management page

67

ENGINEERING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOSPHERE SAFETY

- Electric Power Generation Safety

- Information Technologies for Technosphere Safety

- Industrial Safety in Oil and Gas Complex

- Electrical Engineering Systems Safety in Oil and Gas Sector

- Fire Safety

- Safety Culture

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68-73

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND WATER RESOURCES

MANAGEMENT

- Eco-Economic and Architectural Design Feasibility of Projects

Related to Environmental Engineering

- Environmental Impact Assessment, Protection and Restoration of

Environment

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74-75

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HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

HISTORY

National History (History of Russia)

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years) and part-time (2.5 years)

Program overview:

This program aims to develop students' competences that will enable them to work

successfully in the field of learning and teaching of the history of Russia, in the field of

ideological, information and analytical work in governmental and municipal authorities, in

mass media and public organizations. History as an independent scientific discipline arises

from the need of people to know its ethnogenesis, roots of their origin, and the historical

path of their country. Thus, History of Russia holds a special place in the modern

Humanities.

Core units:

History of the world and national philosophical and socio-political thought;

Modern Anglo-American historiography of economic development of Russia;

Problems of formation and development of the Eastern-Slavic statehood Russia-

Ukraine-Belorussia in historical retrospective view;

History and historiography of the Russian Centralized State history;

History of the legal thought in Russia;

History of entrepreneurship in Russia;

Ethnic groups of the Volga and the Urals region: issues of ethno-cultural and

ethno-political development in the XVI- XX centuries;

Foreign sources on the history of the Medieval Russia;

History of the Russian Orthodox Church and other religious organizations in

Russia

Job perspectives:

Scientific and educational institutions; archives; museums; cultural institutions; expert and

analytical centers; research and information public and governmental organizations; mass

media; state administration agencies and local government authorities; tourist and excursion

agencies.

Further education: Doctorate program in National History

Research advisor:

Prof. Vadim Dolgov, Doctor of History

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-185

E-mail: [email protected]


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Archaeology

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years)

Program overview:

The aim of the program is to train specialists for careers in education and science, museum

management, government and municipal administration, and tourism; to provide them with

in-depth knowledge in archaeology, and to equip them with skills for identification, study

and preservation of archaeological heritage and for management of these resources. The

objectives of the program are to improve and advance students’ research competencies in the

field of history and archaeology; to provide students with theoretical underpinnings of the

program; to teach field and paper methods of archaeological work.

This is a unique program as it provides an opportunity for students to carry out research in

groups being a part of the leading scientific school of archaeologists of Udmurt State

University (Head of the school: Prof. Rimma Goldina, Doctor of History, Head of the Kama-

Vyatka archaeological expedition being one of the largest ones in the Urals). Students can

use unique materials and equipment of the University archaeological holding, the Chair of

Archaeology and History of Primitive Society, the Institute of History and Culture of the

Cisurals, and the archaeological museum to conduct independent research.

Core units:

History of primitive material culture

Methods and techniques of archaeological studies

Modern archaeology of Russia

Sources of regional archaeology

Job perspectives:

Graduates of the programme are employed as teachers, researchers, officers of archives,

museum officers, librarians; specialists and experts in the field of governmental protection of

historical and cultural heritage, educational tourism.

Further education:

Doctorate programs in Archaeology

Research advisor:

Prof. Rimma Goldina, Doctor of History, Head of the Kama-Vaytka archaeological

expedition

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-187



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Historical and Cultural Heritage and Development of

Modern Museum Studies

Mode and duration of study: part-time (2.5 years)

Program overview:

The aim of the program is to train specialists who will acquire understanding of historical

and cultural heritage and museum studies and to enable them to work professionally in

education and research institutions, governmental and municipal authorities involved with

culture and tourism. This program will equip students with knowledge and skills required for

being in demand in the labor market as researchers, teachers of higher and secondary

educational institutions, practitioners engaged in research and education for protection and

public awareness campaigns on the rich historical and cultural heritage of Russia and the

world, as well as the modern museum studies.

Core units:

Philosophy and methodology of science

Modern approaches to preservation of historical and cultural and natural heritage

Current issues of modern museum studies development

Museum pedagogy

History of museum studies in Russia and abroad

History and theory of conservation and restoration of objects of cultural heritage

Museum as an information resource for historians

The antique artifacts and medieval collections in the largest West European

museums

Job perspectives:

Graduates of the programme are employed as teachers, researchers, officers of archives,

museum officers, librarians; specialists and experts in the field of governmental protection of

historical and cultural heritage, educational tourism.

Further education: Doctorate programs in:

National History (History of Russia);

Archeology;

Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology

Research advisor:

Prof. Rimma Goldina, Doctor of History

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-187



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History of International Relations


Program overview:

The course is first and foremost concerned with the methodology of historical research and

the historiography of international relations. It will provide a system-level outline of the

milestones in the history of international relations, starting with the international relations in

the ancient world, in the Middle Ages, in modern times, placing special attention on the

current foreign policy of the leading world powers, on the history of wars and international

conflicts, on the place of the Eastern countries in the history of international relations. This

course will thus enable students to conduct research in the field of international relations and

foreign policy. The majority of the offered units has an exclusive authoring character and is

designed specifically for this master's program.

Core units:

History, theory and methodology of historical knowledge

History of international relations

Eastern countries in the international system

Europe and America in contemporary international relations

Policy in the Post-Soviet space

Units that can be delivered in English:

US military doctrines: history and modern times;

Foreign policy of the leading European nations and the USA in ХХ-ХХI centuries:

comparative analysis.

E-Learning and Distance education: The unit Historiography of Modern and Contemporary History of European Countries and

America is taught by means of distance education technologies.

Job perspectives:

legislative and executive authorities; non-governmental structures: political parties and

social movements; educational institutions; commercial firms

Further education: Doctorate program in General History

Research advisor

Associate Prof. Vladimir Zolotykh, Doctor of History

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916 186



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Finno-Ugric World in Historical, Cultural,

Political and Social Dimensions


Program overview:

This program aims to train specialists for careers in education, science, mass media, tourism,

governmental and municipal administration, libraries, museums and archives. Upon

completion of the programme students are able to make and implement decisions

considering ethnic and regional (Finno-Ugric) component of social development. Formation

of an expert community on issues of ethnic-regional, linguistic, socio-political, and cultural

development of the Finno-Ugric peoples of Russia is the focal point of the program. Being

interdisciplinary, the programme involves professors from various fields of study: history,

archaeology, ethnography, political science, social geography, sociolinguistics, folklore

studies and the Finno-Ugric languages. A number of disciplines is taught by Hungarian

scientists.

Core units:

Ethnography of the Finno-Ugric peoples

Problems of ethno-cultural and ethno-political development of the Finno-Ugric

peoples (XVI - XXI centuries)

History of culture of the Finno-Ugric peoples: traditions and innovations

Finno-Ugric Peoples on the archaeological map of the medieval Eurasia

Historical and Cultural landscapes of the Finno-Ugric world

Political history of the Finno-Ugric countries and regions

Ethnosociology

Ethnic minorities, regional languages and ethnopolitics in historical retrospective

Methodology and didactics of teaching ethnic-regional issues in liberal arts

education

Ethnographic Finno-Ugric studies and regional historiography

Ethnical worldviews in history of literature and art of Finno-Ugric peoples

Foreign language (Finnish)

Ethnic museum studies

Finno-Ugric, Slavic and Turkic peoples: historical experience of interaction

Dialogue of cultures and civilizations in historical dimension

Historical regional studies of the Finno-Ugric world

Job perspectives: teachers of history, regional studies, the Udmurt and Finish languages;

journalists; specialists in authentic tourism to the Finno-Ugric regions of the world; experts

of the Ministry for National Policy of the Udmurt Republic

Further education: Doctorate programs in:

National History (History of Russia); Archaeology; Ethnography, Ethnology and

Anthropology

Research advisor: Prof. Olga M. Melnikova, Doctor of History

Contacts: e-mail: [email protected]; phone +7 3412 917 308


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Eastern Europe Countries of Early Times


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists for careers in education, science, mass-media,

governmental and municipal administration, tourism, libraries, museums and archives.

Core units:

Philosophy and methodology of science

IT in historical research and education

Topical issues of historical research

Cross-disciplinary approach to modern history

Modern aspects of political genesis

Topical issues of economic development of Russia in the Middle Ages and early

stages of modern history

Byzantine Empire traditions in political systems of Eastern Europe

Common and different points in political systems of Western and Eastern Europe

Creation of multicultural Russia: topical issues

Topical issues of source studies in the Russian history

Ancient sources of the history of Eastern Europe

Foreign sources of the history of Russia (XV – XIII centuries)

Migration Waves of Greeks in North Black Sea region: first states establishment

Ancient polices of North Black Sea region (Olbia, Chersonesus, Panticapaeum,

Bosporan Kingdom)

Russian lands in Grand Duchy of Lithuania

North-Russian cities of people power: Novgorod, Pskov, Vyatka

Turkic-tatarian states in the Middle Ages (Huns Khaganate, Avar Khaganate,

Hazar Khaganate, Pechenegs and Cumans ethno-political alliances, Golden Horde,

Khanate of Kazan, Astrakhan, Crimea, Siberia).

Job perspectives:

Education, science, mass-media, governmental and municipal administration, tourism,

libraries, museums and archives.

Further education:

Doctorate programs in:

National History (History of Russia)

Archaeology

Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology

Research advisor: Prof. Victor Puzanov, Doctor of History

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-185, e-mail: [email protected]


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PHILOLOGY

Russian Literature


Program overview:

This program is focused on training philologists for conducting research, pedagogical,

cultural, analytical, organizational and administrative activities in cultural and educational

institutions of higher education.

Core units:

Current issues of literary science

Current issues of linguistics

History and methodology of literary science

History and methodology of linguistics

Philosophy of XX-century culture and literary texts

Principles of modern textual criticism

Methods of literary critics work

Informational and communicational technologies in philology

History of the Russian literature: evolution of genres

Approaches to text studies

Literature teaching methodology at higher education level

Evolution of Russian literature esthetic ideas

Systematical and subjective analysis of literary texts

Comparative literature studies and theory of cultural transfer

Net literature

Symbolism in post-symbolic literature

Literature and the other arts

The image of Russia in European literature

Russian literature of Udmurtia

History and literature

Job perspectives:

cultural and educational institutions, publishing houses, mass-media, advertising, records

management, information and analytics departments of banks, tax agencies; recruitment

agencies, administrative structures and non-governmental organizations.

Further education:

Doctorate programs in Russian literature

Research advisor:

Prof. Elena A. Podshivalova, Doctor of Philology

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-154, e-mail: [email protected]


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Languages and Literatures Teaching


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of teaching foreign languages

and literatures. Students are equipped with the knowledge of the Russian literature, Russian

and foreign languages, pedagogy, psychology, innovative educational technologies, methods

of teaching literature, linguistics. The programme enables students to obtain competences for

to teaching language and literature in secondary schools and to apply conduct research in the

field.

Core units:

Current issues of literature studies


History and methodology of literature studies


Psycholinguistics

Literature in the context of culture

Language policy: topical issues

Information and communication technologies (ICT) in philology

Methodology of Russian language teaching

Methodology of literature teaching

Philological text analysis in teaching practice

Professional rhetoric

Historical component in Russian language teaching

Children’s literature

Literature theory in school teaching practice

Technologies for creating elective courses

Literature and other types of arts interaction

Local literatures studies

History of the Russian literature in Udmurtia

Current literary process

Foreign literature in schools

Net literature

Stylistics of the Russian language

Teaching of gifted learners: theory and practice

Further education:

Doctorate program in Russian literature

Research advisor: Prof. Tatiana V. Zvereva, Doctor of Philology



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Philology to Support Speech of CEOs and Secretaries/Assistants


Program overview:

This program is focused on training philologists for working as heads and desk officers in

the spheres of culture, education, public administration, manufacturing, business. Students

develop skills for information analysis and synthesis, managing business communication,

creation of advertising products, translation in professional sphere.

Core units: History and methodology of literature studies


Conscience, thinking, speaking

Archival studies

Information and communication technologies in philology

Cross-cultural communication and linguistic worldview

Basics of verbal and non-verbal communication

Documentary linguistics

Literary text as a communicative model

Text editing

Technologies for creating documents of different genres

Russian lexicology and the ways of enriching the Russian literary language

Linguistic analysis of the text

Translation in practice

Translation in records management

Russian orthography and punctuation: common problems

Stylistic of the Russian language

Business communication techniques

Professional ethics

Text analytics

Copywriting

Job perspectives:

Cultural and educational institutions, publishing houses, mass-media, advertising, records

management, information and analytics departments of banks, tax agencies; recruitment

agencies, administrative structures and nongovernmental organizations, information centers,

libraries.

Further Education:

Doctorate and Post-Doctorate programs: 10.02.01 – Russian language

Research Advisor: Prof. Lyudmila I. Donetskikh, Doctor of Philology

Contacts: tel. +7(3412)916156, e-mail: [email protected]


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Verbal Communication in the Modern World: Theory and Practice


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists for careers in teaching, advertising, and mass-

media. Students develop their communication skills, appropriate for every-day

communication, public and professional life through the study of the characteristic features

of the language of politics, advertising, mass-media, the Internet. The programme enables

students to acquire editing and reviewing skills. The program is special for its

interdisciplinary character.

Core units:

Political communication

Mass-media language

Editing

Forensic linguistics

Topics for research projects:

Internet linguistics

Forensic linguistics

Creation and analysis of advertising copy

Topical issues of language policy

Metaphor in politician speech

Business communication

Political discourse in the modern world

Russian language in sociocultural aspect

Linguistic Culturology

Creative potential of the Russian grammar

Elocution

Information and communication technologies

Preprint preparation of the text

Language. Speech. Communication

Philological analysis of the text

Job perspectives:

Editorial offices, publishing houses, educational and cultural organisations, advertising

agencies, information departments of banks, tax agencies; recruitment agencies,

administrative structures and nongovernmental organizations, inspection organizations.

Further education:

Doctorate and Post-Doctorate programs: 10.02.01 – Russian language

Research advisor:

Prof. Marina Milyutina, Doctor of Philology

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-156, 916-157



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Finno-Ugric Languages (Udmurt and Finnish)


Program overview:

This program is focused on training philologists and enables students to develop

competencies for careers in research and education. Students study language systems,

acquire skills to work with all types of texts, to edit and prepare scientific papers for

publishing. Graduates of the programme are equipped with the knowledge and skills to teach

philological disciplines in all types of educational institutions and to implement social,

advertising, communication, creative projects with regard to Finno-Ugric languages.

Core units:


Current issues of literary studies


Theory of discourse in Uralistics

Contrastive grammar of Permic languages

Advanced course of Finnish/Hungarian

Comparative grammar of Finno-Ugric languages

Current issues of Udmurt Grammar

Early literary texts

Job perspectives:

Educational institutions; cultural establishments; research institutions; mass media

organizations; governmental bodies

Further education:

Doctorate programs:

10.02.02 Languages of Peoples of the Russian Federation (Finno-Ugric and Samoyedic

languages);

10.02.19 Theory of Language

Research advisor:

Prof. Valei Kelmakov, Doctor of Philology

Contacts:

Chair of General and Finno-Ugric Linguistics

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-170

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Literature of Peoples of Russia: Comparative and Historical Analysis


Program overview:

This program is aimed to equip students with theoretical knowledge in the field of

comparative literary studies. The completion of the program will enable students to conduct

research in the field of comparative literary studies concerning literature of the peoples of

Russia. The program combines courses on fundamental theoretical issues and courses aiming

to define the national identity of literatures, and their place and role in the World and

Russian literatures.

Core units:

Current issues of literary studies

Comparative studies and methodological approach to comparative study of

literature

Dialogue of cultures in Udmurt literature for children

Criticism and literary studies of peoples of Russia: history of development

Basics of textology

History of Udmurt theater and drama

Textology and edition of folklore texts

Finno-Ugric mythology

Feminine literary works in Finno-Ugric literatures of Russia: comparative and

typological aspect

Russian literature of Udmurtia

Diachrony of texts of Udmurt written artifacts

Teaching philological disciplines in higher educational institutions

Current issues of literary regionalism and ethnofuturism

Publishing and literary editing

Theory and history of literary translation of Finno-Ugric literatures of peoples of

Russia

Transformation processes in Udmurt literature of ХХ century

English-Taught units: Mythology, Folklore and Literature of Udmurts

Job perspectives:

Research institutions; educational institutions; administrative institutions; cultural

establishments; mass media; editorials and publishing houses.

Further education:

Doctorate programs:

10.01.02 Literature of Peoples of the Russian Federation

10.01.03 Literature of Peoples of Foreign Countries

10.01.08 Theory of Literature

Research advisor: Prof. Tatiana Zaitseva, Doctor of Philology



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Management in Philological Education


Program overview:

This program aims to train bilingual specialists and to develop competencies that will enable

them to do a research in the field of bilingual studies, education and culture, as well as to

carry out educational work (teaching philological disciplines in all types of educational

institutions, and development of teaching aids), and to design applicative projects (including

development of social, communication, creative projects concerning bilingual studies).

Core units:

Current issues of modern philology

Management in education

Development and modeling of educational programs in the field of bilingual

studies

Internships:

research internship;

educational research internship.

It can be carried out in higher educational institutions, secondary general education

institutions and specialized secondary educational establishments; in the Institute of History,

Language and Literature of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Institution

for Continuing Education and Retraining of Educators of the Udmurt Republic; newspaper

and magazine editorial offices; radio and television; research institutions, government

authorities.

Job perspectives:

Educational institutions; cultural establishments; research institutions; mass media; rural and

urban administrative authorities; commercial agencies.

Further education:

Doctorate programs:

10.02.02 Languages of Peoples of the Russian Federation (Finno-Ugric and Samoyedic

languages);

10.02.19 Theory of Language

Research advisor: Prof. Natalia Kondratieva, Doctor of Philology

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-170



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PHILOLOGY (FOREIGN PHILOLOGY)

Management in Languages and Intercultural Communication

(Multilingual Studies)


Program overview: Successful development of any country depends on maintaining harmonious relations in a

multi-ethnic environment. Our graduates are capable of implementing innovative ideas and

managing the quality of continuous multi-level system of foreign language and intercultural

education. The program is based on the idea of multilingualism and multilingual studies,

which is relevant with Russia’s integration into the European Higher Education Area.

Core units:

Development of world literature

Imagology: history and theoretical foundations

Semiotics

Typology of languages

Language education in Russia and abroad: Past and Present

Management of cross-cultural communication

Theory and practice of multicultural education

Psychology of multilingualism and intercultural communication management

Business communication management in intercultural environment

Socio-professional training for international cooperation

Modern English

Serbian language and culture in the context of European languages and cultures

Foreign text in intercultural environment (English/German/French/Spanish)

Third foreign language (German/French/Spanish)

English-Taught units:

Development of world literature

Foreign text in intercultural environment

Applied and experimental linguistics

Effective business communication.

Job perspectives: research, management, educational institutions, media

Further education: Doctorate programmes

10.01.03 – Foreign Literature (Europe, America, Australia)

10.02.19 - Linguistic Theory

10.02.20 - Historical, Typological and Comparative Linguistics

13.00.01 – General Education Science, History of Pedagogy and Education

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Tamara I. Zelenina, Doctor of Philology

Contacts: Phone: +7 (3412) 916-174, e-mail: [email protected]


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LINGUISTICS

Comparative Study of Languages and Cultures in Translation

Mode and duration of study: full-time, evening studies (2 years)

Program overview:

Successful translation requires comparison of languages and cultures, as national and

cultural differences reflected in the original and target languages, can be a major cause of

misunderstanding in real life communication. The Master's program aims to train specialists

for careers in the field of international and intercultural communication: researchers,

translators and interpreters, teaching staff, media professionals.

Core units:


Problems of modern linguistics

Contemporary translation doctrines

Translation communication and critical thinking

Translation and comparative stylistics

Semiotics

Typology of languages


Intercultural communication and translation

Business communication management in intercultural environment

Scientific and technical translation

Computer technology in translation

Current issues of verbal communication (first foreign language)

Current issues of verbal communication (second foreign language)


Methodology of translation and comparative analysis


Public speaking

Translation of advertising

Academic translation

Interpretation and translation of English literature in the context of British culture.

Job perspectives: research, management, educational institutions, mass media, business.

Further education:

Doctorate programmes:

10.02.19 – Linguistic Theory

10.02.20 – Historical, typological and comparative linguistics

10.02.21 – Structural, applied and mathematical linguistics

Research advisor: Prof. Tamara I. Zelenina, Doctor of Philology

Contacts: Phone: +7 (3412) 916-178, E-mail: [email protected]


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Linguistic and Linguodidactic Support in Professional Activity

Mode and duration of study: Full-time (2 years

Program overview:

The aim of the program is to provide practice-oriented education that matches the practical

needs for information exchange, research and education. Students do not simply study

languages, but learn to use them for professional purposes. Pedagogical support of speech

practices provides opportunities for gaining the experience in using a foreign language for

project development or problem solving in the field of professional interests.

Core units:

Professional communication

Research methodology of discursive practices

Communication culture

Theory and practice of translation

Specialized translation

Theory and methodology of semantic research

Courses taught in a foreign language:

Foreign languages

Communication culture

Multilingualism

Specialized translation (French)

Further education:

doctoral and post-doctoral studies

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Irina B. Vorozhtsova, Doctor of Pedagogy

Contacts:

Department of Linguistics and Intercultural Communication,

Tel. +7 (3412) 916-162

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Didactics of Intercultural Communication


Program overview:

The program aims is to train professionals with practical intercultural skills, who are able to

create the didactic environment, enhance the quality of early childhood, school and higher

education, and construct positive inter-ethnic relations in the region. The programme is

designed to meet the requirements and standards of all the stakeholders in the field: federal

and regional ministries of education, Ministry of Ethnic Policy of Udmurt Republic,

immigration services, schools, higher education institutions, teacher training institutions etc.

Core units:


Typology of languages, typology of linguocultures

Semiotics


Didactics of Intercultural Communication: Theory and Practice

Intercultural interaction in multiethnic region

Technologies of intercultural education

Methods of teaching foreign languages at different levels

Diagnostics in intercultural education

Third foreign language (German/French/Spanish)

Effective business communication (English/German/French/Spanish)



Foreign text in intercultural environment

Effective business communication

Job perspectives: research, management, educational institutions, media

Further education:

Doctorate programmes:

13.00.01 – General Education Science, History of Pedagogy and Education

13.00.02 - Theory and methodology of training and education (foreign language)

13.00.08 - Theory and methodology of professional education

10.02.19 - Linguistic Theory

Research advisor:

Prof. Dr. Albina N. Utekhina, Department of German Philology.

Contacts:

Phone: +7(3412) 916-173, e-mail: [email protected]


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PSYCHOLOGY

Psychological Support, Correctional and Counseling/Consulting Psychology

Mode of study: evening studies (2 years)

Program Overview:

The program is focused on training specialists in the field of counseling/consulting

psychology that aims to provide psychological support at the individual, group, and

organizational levels in solving difficult life problems caused by extreme situations, crises,

diseases, developmental disorders, problems at work, intrapersonal and interpersonal

conflicts, loses, etc; and in the field of correctional psychology that deals with irregularities

in cognitive activity, emotional sphere, children and teenagers’ behavior.

Core Units:

Modern approach to individual psychological counseling

Crisis counseling

History of counseling/consulting psychology

Supervisory practice

Teaching psychology in higher and supplementary education institutions

Psychological development and cognitive sphere correction technologies

Coaching

Semiotics in psychology (psychological-semantic differential approach)

Fields of psychology, psychological practice and psychological services

Psychological supervision of children at risk

Psychological testing and psychological inspection

Interactive and communicative technologies in psychologist profession

Methodological problems of psychology

Qualitative and quantitative methods in psychology

Statistical methods in psychology

Topical issues of modern psychology theory and practice

English-taught units: Ethical norms of conducting research in the US

Job perspectives: psychological support, including psychological diagnostics,

counseling/consulting psychology, correctional psychology, psychological rehabilitation,

psychological testing and inspection, couching, supervising, training; personnel

management, psychological service management; teaching in higher and supplementary

education institutions; research.

Further education: Doctorate and Post-Doctorate programs:

19.00.01 – General psychology, personality psychology, history of psychology

19.00.05 – Social psychology

19.00.07 – Educational psychology

Research advisor: Prof. Vera Khotinetz, Doctor of Psychology



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Social Psychology in Management

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years), part-time (2.5 years)

Program overview:

The program is focused on training specialists in the field of social psychology in

management that deals with providing psychological support at the individual level as part of

the organization consulting service; the role of psychology in human resources management;

diagnostics, evaluation and resolution of life problems; family and marriage conflicts,

personal and professional crises, interpersonal and intrapersonal conflicts.

Core units:

Methodological problems of psychology

Qualitative and quantitative methods in psychology

Planning and conducting research

Team-building strategies

Research methods in social psychology

Training on developing personal effectiveness

Time-management strategies

Stress-management strategies

Human resources development

Conflict management

Job perspectives:

Administrative and municipal bodies, tax administration bodies, court, police, social

services, psychological centers, public and political organizations, education and research

insitutions.

Further education:

Doctorate and Post-Doctorate programs:


09.00.11 – Social philosophy

22.00.01 – History, theory and methodology of sociology

22.00.04 – Social structure, social institutions and processes

Research advisor:

Prof. Nikolay I. Leonov, Doctor of Psychology, Vice-president of the Russian Psychology

Society, Honored Worker of the Russian Higher Education, member of the International

Academy of Psychological Science, Full-fledged member of the Academy of Pedagogical

and Social Sciences.

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-124



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CONFLICT MANAGEMENT

Applied Conflict Management


Program overview:

The programme is designed to develop competences necessary for managing conflicts

emerging in interpersonal, institutional and intercultural relations. Students acquire

knowledge and skills to identify, resolve, mediate, and prevent conflicts; develop

understanding of the good communication, mediation, negotiation strategies and techniques.

Special focus is placed on combining practical experience to the theoretical knowledge

through interactive teaching, culminating in the intensive mediation workshop taught in

smaller groups and through simulations.

Core units:

Topical issues of history and theory of conflict management

Methodology of scientific research

Ethnographic world map

Introduction to cross-disciplinary methodology of conflict analysis

Modern technologies and techniques of mediation of workplace conflicts

Mediation in pedagogical conflicts resolution

Styles of negotiation process

Mental health control

Mediation

Job perspectives: Administrative and municipal governmental bodies, tax administration

bodies, court, police, social services, psychological centers, public and political

organizations, educational institutions.

Further education: Doctorate and Post-Doctorate programs:

19.00.05 – Social psychology; 09.00.11 – Social philosophy; 10.01.10 – Journalism;

12.00.05 – Labour law, social security law; 22.00.01 – History, theory and methodology of

sociology; 22.00.04 – Social structure, social institutions and processes; 22.00.08 –

Sociology of management; 23.00.01 – Theory of politics, history and methodology of

political science; 23.00.02 – Political institutions, ethnopolitical conflict management,

countrywide and political processes and technologies; 23.00.04 – Political issues of

international relations and global development

Research advisor: Prof. Nikolay I. Leonov, Doctor of Psychology, Vice-president of the

Russian Psychology Society, Honored Worker of the Russian Higher Education, member of

the International Academy of Psychological Science, Full-fledged member of the Academy

of Pedagogical and Social Sciences.



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DESIGN

Modern Technologies in Design and Engineering

Mode and duration of study: full-time and evening studies (2 years)

Program overview:

The aim of this program is to train specialists in the field of modern technologies for

different types of design: graphic design, media design, motion-design, web-design; interior

design, design of small architectural forms (Hardscape), landscape design, design of

furniture and equipment, exhibition design, industrial design, costume design, game design,

interactive design, software (systems) design.

Core units:

Current issues of design

Design engineering

Domain-driven design

Industrial aesthetics

Research work

Job perspectives:

IT-companies, mass media companies, engineering centers, design studios, project bureaus,

industrial and design organizations

Further Education:

Doctorate program:

17.00.06 Industrial Aesthetics and Design (Engineering Sciences, Study of Art)

Research Advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Umnyashkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences

Contacts:

Tel.: +7(3412) 91-60-97, e-mail: [email protected]


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MANAGEMENT

Marketing Technologies for Business Development

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years); part-time (2 years and 4 months)

Program overview:

This program is aimed to provide students with knowledge and skills to develop innovative

businesses in reliance on marketing technologies. Special focus is placed on development

and implementation of marketing projects for particular businesses in consideration of the

specific features of the regional economics and regional labor market.

Core units:

Business communication and conflict management

Current issues of theory and practice of management

Investment support of entrepreneurial activity

Government support of innovation and investment activities

Corporate management

Managerial economics

Research techniques in management

Modern strategic analysis

Corporate finance

Organization theory and organizational behavior

Forecasting marketing trends

Marketing technologies for competition

Project management for marketing business development

Pioneer product marketing

Marketing technologies for business development

Brand management

Human resources management

Project management and business planning

Consumer behavior pattern in marketing

Entrepreneurial technologies

Territorial marketing

Job perspectives:

Marketing services of companies in B2B and B2C markets; large wholesale and retail trade

companies; agencies of state administration and governmental agencies; research and

consulting agencies; advertising and media companies; business structures; institutions of

higher and continuing professional education.

Research advisor:

Prof. Aleksandr Makarov, Doctor of Economics

Contacts: Tel: +7 (3412) 916059, [email protected]


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Project Management

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years); part-time (2 years and 4 months)

Program overview:

This program is aimed to train specialists who are able to manage projects at all stages of

their implementation, to take effective decisions on the project resource and organizational

support, to plan a portfolio of projects and then form on this basis an innovative and

investment strategy for the organization/business development. Students will acquire skills

for development of business processes based on project management. The program takes

into account the requirements of the local labor market and development prospects of the

region.

Core units:

Professionals skills of managers

Foreign language (business and profession-oriented)

Current problems of management

Investment management Government support of innovation and investment activities

Managerial economics

Research techniques in management

Modern strategic analysis

Corporate finance

Organization theory and organizational behavior

Project risk management

Project management and organization development

Cost management

Marketing research in project management

Crisis management in projects

Job perspectives:

Units (departments, services, divisions) involved with project management of companies of

any type of legal entity; agencies of state administration and governmental agencies; project

and consulting agencies; small and large businesses.

Further education: Post-doctorate and Doctorate programs

Research advisor:

Prof. Olga Golovina, Doctor of Economics.

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-059.

Е-mail: [email protected]


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ECONOMICS

International Economics and Business

Mode and duration of study: part-time (2 years and 4 months)

Program overview:

The aim of the program is to develop skills to analyze contemporary trends of the global

economy and their integration into the process of development of Russian and international

companies. The programme equips students with skills and methods to carry out research in

the field of international economics and business; with public speaking strategies and

techniques. Special focus is on the study of the Russian and foreign micro- and macro-

economic indicators; problems of international corporations; organizational structures in

international business. An important feature of the program is a combination of the latest

theories of the global economy and international business with practical skills on functioning

of international companies.

Core units:

Philosophical problems of economics

Business communication in a foreign language

International economic integration and globalization

Sustainable development of international economics

International etiquette and negotiating

Country-specific tools for economics management

System analysis of modern economics

Modern foreign economy strategy of Russia

Government regulation of foreign trade

Microeconomics

Macroeconomics

Econometrics

Organization and forms of international business

World goods market and financial market

International monetary and financial relations

International business and price formation

International investment activities and cross-border mergers and acquisitions

International marketing

International public and private law

Civil and trade law of Russia and foreign countries

International logistics

International standardization and certification

Branding in international business

Customs tariff regulation of international business

WTO tools for regulation of international business

Assessment of property and total cost management of a company

International business value appraisal

International business risk insurance

International accounting

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Job perspectives: Russian enterprise involved with foreign economic activity; international companies in

Russia and abroad; commercial banks with the participation of foreign capital; consulting

companies involved with the analysis of the world markets and economic trends;

international businesses; representative and branch offices of foreign companies in Russia;

departments of Russian investment and insurance companies and banks implementing joint

investment and trade-economic projects with foreign partners; national regulatory and

administrative authorities, governmental and non-governmental organizations (branch

associations, chambers of commerce and industry) involved with foreign economic activity.

Research advisor:

Prof. Aleksandr Makarov, Doctor of Economics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-061, +7 (3412) 916-062


Economics of Oil and Gas Industry

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years) and part-time (2 years and 5 months)

Program overview:

This program is aimed to provide students with skills:

a) to organize and manage oil and gas companies;

b) to search, analyze and process information for decision making; to improve management

processes; to implement innovative technologies in oil and gas businesses and industries;

c) to conduct research in the field of economics and organization of oil and gas industry;

d) to teach economics and management, to develop educational programs and teaching aids.

Research advisor:

Prof. Igor Botkin, Doctor of Economics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-061, +7 (3412) 916-062




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Economics of Lean Manufacturing


Program overview:

The purpose of the program is to provide an integrated and high-quality training in

economics of lean manufacturing through modern educational technologies and methods

aimed to develop manufacturing systems. The completion of the course will enable students

to form and develop a production system of an organization that operates both in local and

international markets, and to increase its competitiveness. The program involves an

internship at an enterprise.

Competences, core units:

Master of Economics will be able to assess effectiveness of projects in the field of lean

manufacturing; to engineer managerial decision options and to justify their choice based on

the criteria of social and economic efficiency; to manage economic services and departments

at manufacturing enterprises of Russia and in other organizations.

The course examines characteristic aspects of lean manufacturing as well as a manufacturing

system development at an enterprise. Special attention is placed on philosophy, principles

and tools of lean manufacturing; engineering of business processes; conflict management;

motivation and leadership; human resource management; quality control systems

development; project management in lean manufacturing; measurement of effectiveness and

efficiency in lean manufacturing; use of information technologies in lean manufacturing;

optimization methods and models for decision making; etc.

Job perspectives:

large industrial enterprises; small and medium-size manufacturing businesses seeking to

improve products competitiveness.

Research adviser:

Prof. Nadezhda Davydova, Doctor of Economics

Contacts:

Tel. +7 (3412) 916-061, +7 (3412) 916-062



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HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (HRM)

Innovative Technologies in Human Resources Management


Program overview:

The aim of the program is to train managers who are able to regulate social and labor

relations at enterprises and in organizations on the basis of an efficient human resources

policy; to develop organizational, managerial, consulting, and analytical skills; to enable

students to implement research, teaching, and project activities in the field of HRM.

Core units:

Organization theory and organizational design

Development of labor legislation and its impact on HRM

Organization of research and teaching work in the field of HRM

Regulation of personnel labor

Assessment of working places


Public speaking

Theory and practice of government and organization HR policy

Innovative technologies for development, substantiation and making of personnel

decisions

Motivation and stimulation systems of labor activity

Management of corporate/company culture

HR consulting and audit

Management of workplace behavior

Information and technical support of HRM system

Labor market: operation and development

Modern marketing techniques for HRM

Strategic management

Conflict management and HRM

Labor sociology

Job perspectives:

federal public authorities, government authorities of the RF territorial entities; local

government authorities; governmental and municipal institutions, enterprises and

government-funded organizations; civil society institutions; public organizations; non-

commercial organizations; international organizations and authorities; research and

educational organizations and institutions.

Research advisor: Prof. Yuri Perevoshchikov, Doctor of Economics.

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916–067



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PUBLIC AND MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION

Regional and Municipal Administration


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of regional and municipal

administration, competent for making decisions relevant to norms and laws of the Russian

Federation. The programme objectives are:

professional training of specialists for governmental and municipal administration;

legal instruction and education of administrative personnel oriented at work in

governmental and local self-administration entities as well as in the organizations

connected with them;

unity of theory and practice.

Core units:

Legal issues of governmental and municipal administration

Municipal government and local self-government

Management in social sphere

Statistics in governmental and municipal administration

Regional economics and administration

International economic relations in governmental and municipal administration

Urban economics

Marketing research in governmental and municipal administration

Area development management

Job perspectives:

Federal, local, regional, municipal administrative authorities, social organizations, non-profit

organizations, international companies, educational entities.

Research advisor:

Prof. Valeriy Voitovich, Doctor of Jurisprudence

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-210, 916-238



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BUSINESS INFORMATICS

Intelligent Techniques for Business Intelligence


Program overview:

The purpose of the program is to train managers for holding key positions in IT departments

of enterprises and government agencies, as well as positions of leading consultants and

project managers in IT companies. Modern businesses in the field of information

management are in need of specialists who are able: to keep track of the leading information

and communication technologies (ICT); to develop ICT policy of enterprises and

organizations; to ensure development of joint plans for strategic and ICT-development of an

enterprise; to create information models of business processes; to determine information

system composition and functions; to make decisions on integration of separate information

systems.

Core units:

System theory and system analysis

Decision theory

Modern philosophy and methodology of science

History and methodology of applied mathematics and informatics

Enterprise architecture (advanced level)

Information life cycle management (advanced level)

Mathematical methods for multi-criteria decision-making

Mathematical modeling of business processes

Intelligent methods for analysis of economic systems

Strategic analysis of company

Automation of business processes analysis and documentation

Statistical analysis systems

Decision support systems

Simulation and modeling systems

Information technologies for analysis of security market

Information technologies for analysis of investment projects

Software tools for modeling of complex systems

Information security systems

Job perspectives:

companies functioning in the field of economic, manufacturing and social sphere;

departments of public administration authorities, joint-stock companies and private

companies; research and manufacturing associations, design organizations; organizations of

public administration and social infrastructure; holding companies, corporate manufacturing

structures; financial institutions.

Research advisor: Prof. Andrei Letchikov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics.

Contacts: tel.: +7 (3412) 916 065, е-mail: [email protected]


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TRADING BUSINESS

Logistics and Commodity Flow


Program overview:

The purpose of this program is to train specialists for commercial services who are able to

generate and justify managerial decisions concerning logistics. The course is built on the

experiences of the best companies of Udmurtia in the field of logistics and process approach

to logistics with over 15 years of experience at the wholesale and retail market.

Core units:

Process approach to logistics

Distribution logistics

Transportation, distribution and logistics

Supply chain management

Warehousing logistics

Lean manufacturing in trading

Active/Interactive teaching technologies:

Strategic marketing: case study, business games, electronic resources for education

Distribution logistics: trainings

Theory of logistics management: electronic resources for education

Job perspectives:

Commercial departments of any sector: warehousing, transportation, supply, sales, stores.

Research advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Matveev, Doctor of Economics.

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-061, +7 (3412) 916-062



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LAW

Legal Policy of the State: History and Contemporaneity


Program overview:

The programme aims to train lawyers for further research or employment in government

agencies (legal support, policy making, justification of institutional reforms), municipal,

commercial and public organizations. Major focus is on the study of current issues,

discussed by both Russian and foreign scholars, that underline the features of state and law,

their formation and functioning throughout history and in the modern period.

Core units:

Current issues of the history of law and state

Current issues of the theory of law and the state

Current issues of legal sociology

Russian state mechanism: theory and history

History and methodology of jurisprudence

History of political and legal doctrines

Issues of law making and legal techniques

Comparative law (Russian / English)

The judicial power of modern Russia: enforcement problems

Philosophy of law

Job perspectives:

Graduates can work in legal departments of government and municipal agencies, private

consulting firms, banks, conduct research projects or go into teaching, etc.

Further education: doctoral studies in jurisprudence.

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Olga V. Poskonina, Doctor of Jurisprudence

Contacts: +7 (3412) 916010

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Criminal Trial, Criminalistics and Theory of Investigation Activities


Program overview:

The programme aims to train academic and teaching personnel, specialists in criminal

justice, organization and management of law enforcement. The program addresses the

nature, content and actual issues of the theory and practice of criminal procedure,

criminalistics and investigation activities; Russian and international legal frameworks and

forms of interaction between investigation bodies.

Core units:

Philosophy of law




Current issues of criminal procedure

Theory and methodology of criminal procedure

International legal standards for the protection of individual rights in criminal

proceedings

Historical trends in the origin and development of modern criminology

General theory of modern criminology and its particular theories

Expertise in law enforcement

Job perspectives:


consulting firms, banks, conduct research projects or go into teaching.


Research advisor:

Prof. Dr. Zinur Z. Zinatullin , Doctor of Jurisprudence

Prof. Dr. Marat K. Kaminsky, Doctor of Jurisprudence

Contacts:

+7 (3412) 916007 (Department of Criminal Procedure and Law Enforcement)

+7 (3412) 916009 (Department of Criminalistics and Forensic Expertise)

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Legal Proceedings in the Russian Federation


Program overview:

The programme aims to train students for legal careers as judges or deputy judges. Our

students consider current issues of administrative, arbitration, civil, constitutional and

criminal proceedings; analyze case materials in order to ensure uniform application of

substantive and procedural law in courts; study foreign proceedings (Anglo-Saxon and

Roman-Germanic systems).

Core units:

Philosophy of law




Legal regulation of the implementation of judiciary

Operation of courts

Theory and Methodology of procedure and evidence

Problems of constitutional process

Problems of administrative process

Problems of Civil proceedings

Problems of criminal proceedings

Problems of arbitration proceedings

Protection of individual rights in the European Court of Human Rights.

Job perspectives:




Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Larisa G. Tatianina, Doctor of Jurisprudence

Contacts +7 (3412) 916007

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Civil Law


Program overview: The programme aims to professionals in civil law with the knowledge of research and

teaching methods, legislative and law enforcement processes; management skills. The

training combines classical legal education with modern theory and methodology. The

program focuses on understanding the development of modern Russian law. Our theoretical

and practical courses aim at an in-depth analysis of the problems of modern Russian state-

legal reality and scientific research.

Core units:

Current issues of modern civil rights

Reception of Roman private law in Western Europe

Individuals and legal bodies. Theoretical and practical characteristics of their legal

status

Objects of civil rights: theoretical and practical aspects

Theoretical and practical issues of civil relations

Property rights: theory and practice

Law of obligation: theory and practice

Law of contract: theory and practice

Law of succession and inheritance process: theory and practice

Private international law

Intellectual activity and brand identity: theory and practice

Job perspectives:



Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Timur P. Evseenko, Doctor of Jurisprudence

Contacts: +7 (3412) 916010

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EDUCATION

Teaching Arts: Theory and Practice


Program overview:

The program is focused on training specialists for teaching arts in schools and higher

education institutes.

Core units:

Topical issues and methods of art teaching

Social and gender psychology in education / Pedagogics and psychology in higher

education

Innovations in education

Academic drawing

Academic painting

Basic concepts of formal composition and easel painting

Easel and project graphics

Decorative plastic arts and sculpture

Computer and technical graphics

Icon-painting / Russian folk traditions in visual arts

Creative thinking development / Modern techniques of teaching arts

Job perspectives:

Education and culture organisations, mass-media.

Research advisor:

Prof. Victor Ovchinnikov, Honoured Artist of Udmurt Republic

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-108



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Pedagogy and Psychology in Higher Education


Program overview:

The program is aimed at training professionals for teaching in higher education institutions.

The programme introduces to the history, specific features, problems of modern higher

education, innovative pedagogical approaches in higher education, the role of the educator.

Special focus is on professional ethics of university academic staff, good relationships

between students and university professors, development of individual teaching style.

Core units:

Innovation processes in education

Information technologies in professional activities

Social psychology of education

Multicultural education

Theory and technology of inclusive education

Professional competence of a professor

Pedagogy and psychology of higher education

Pedagogical discourse

Competency-based approach in higher education

Social and cultural environment in a higher education institution

Innovative technologies in education

Stress-management in education

Further education:


13.00.01 – General pedagogics, history of pedagogics and education, psychology

13.00.08 – Theory and methodology of professional education

19.00.07 – Pedagogical psychology

Research Advisor:

Prof. Nina Erofeeva, Doctor of Pedagogics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-119



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Innovations in Pedagogy


Program overview:

The program is focused on training specialists for innovative teaching in schools,

professional development entities, education authorities.

Core units:

History and current issues of science and education

Methodology and methods of scientific research

Informational and communicational technologies in science and education

Theory and methodology of innovative education

Innovative technologies in science and education

Pedagogical forecasting and project management

Project management of educational environment

Basic concepts of quality education management

Information search and analysis systems, intellectual property rights protection

Pedagogical anthropology

Axiology of education

Methods of pedagogical creativity

Self-education techniques

Pedagogical innovations in Russian and foreign education systems

Basic concepts of business-processes in education

Marketing in education

Job perspectives:

Schools, supplementary education entities, education authorities, as chiefs and organizers of

innovative educational activity, as self-employed entrepreneurs in educational sphere.

Further education:



Research advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Ovechkin, Doctor of Pedagogics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 526-072



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PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (BRANCH-WISE)

Innovations in Professional Education


Program overview:

The program is focused on training specialists for innovative teaching in schools,

professional development entities, education authorities. Graduates of the program will be

able to develop and introduce innovations in teaching in schools and higher education

institutions.

Core Units:

History and current issues of science and education

Methodology and methods of scientific research

Information and communication technologies (ICT) in science and education

Theory and methodology of innovative education

Innovative technologies in science and education

Pedagogical forecasting and project management

Project management of educational environment

Basic concepts of quality education management

Information search and analysis systems, intellectual property rights protection

Pedagogical anthropology

Axiology of education

Methods of pedagogical creativity

Self-education techniques

Pedagogical innovations in Russian and foreign education systems

Basic concepts of business-processes in education

Marketing in education

Job perspectives:

Schools, supplementary education entities, education authorities, as chiefs and organizers of

innovative educational activity, as self-employed entrepreneurs in educational sphere.

Further education:




Research Advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Ovechkin, Doctor of Pedagogics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 526-072



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PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION

Psychology of Education


Program overview:

The program is focused on training specialists for delivering psychological services in the

sphere of education. The main goal of a professional in the field is to prevent negative social

processes and support positive ones.

Core units:

Scientific research of professional activity

Creating psychologically comfortable and secure educational environment

Psychological help for children and teenagers

Innovative educational technologies

Psychological and pedagogical support for children in difficult life situations

Different paradigms of education in Russia and abroad

Consulting on development problems

Job perspectives:

Research centers, governmental, education institutions (kindergartens, schools, colleges,

universities), law-enforcement authorities (Ministry of Home Affairs, Federal Penitentiary

Service, Ministry of Emergency Situations, Investigation Committee etc.), social services

(rehabilitation and psychological centers).

Further education:


19.00.01 – General psychology, personality psychology, history of psychology



13.00.01 – General pedagogics, history of pedagogics and education

13.00.08 – Theory and practice of professional education

Research advisor:

Prof. Alexandr Baranov, Doctor of Psychology

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-121



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SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION

Psychological and Pedagogical Support of Individuals

with Special Needs


Program overview:

The program is focused on training specialists able to assist people of different ages with

special needs. The program takes into account the social demand in special needs educators,

the dialectic of interrelated processes of differentiation, social adaptation and integration into

society of persons with special needs. Special focus is on the implementation of the priorities

of the educational system of the Russian Federation: improving the quality of vocational

education, providing quality education for people with special needs, the development of a

modern system of continuing professional education based on universal, fundamental

education and its practical orientation.

Core units:

Current issues of science and special needs education

Methodology of psychological and pedagogical research

Management in special needs education

Psychological and pedagogical problems of age crises

Medical and biological issues of special needs

Linguistic problems of special pedagogics and psychology

Methodology of higher education teaching

Psychological help for individuals with social integration difficulties

Job perspectives:

Correctional schools, education institutions (kindergartens, schools, colleges, universities),

law-enforcement authorities, social services (rehabilitation, medical, pedagogical,

psychological centers).

Further education:





Research advisor:

Prof. Alexandr Baranov, Doctor of Psychology

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-126, 916-121


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SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK

Sociology of Culture


Program overview:

This program is aimed to train specialists who are able to research social and cultural aspects

of various spheres of the modern social life. Students study modern methods of socio-

cultural and socio-anthropological analysis of human existence in different cultural

environments. This program will thus enable students to analyze cultures, to carry out

sociological and marketing research, to consult on education and culture issues, to teach at

educational institutions.

Core units:

Culture and its functions

Paradigms and system of categories in sociology of culture

Universality and identity in culture

Interaction of cultures

Mass culture

Subcultures in society

Visual anthropology, visual learning techniques

Concepts of sociological explanation of spiritual life

Sociology of science, education, art and religion

Marketing of research production, design and artwork production, and educational

services

Methods and methodology of sociological research in culture

Job perspectives:

Institutions and organization in the field of culture, governmental and municipal authorities,

analytical centers and research institutions, marketing and advertising agencies, educational

institutions

Further education:

Doctorate programs in Humanities and Social Culturology

Research advisor:

Prof. Viktor Krutkin, Doctor of Philosophy

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916 022



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Sociology of Management


Program overview:

This program aims to train managers for various spheres of modern society and equip them

with skills to analyze information used for management purposes both in business

environment and social and non-commercial spheres, and in governmental and municipal

administration. This program will thus equip students with analytical, research, managerial

and teaching skills.

Core units:

Management systems, social institutions and their typology

Formal and informal structures in organizations

Forms and methods of social and managerial impact

Aspects and social performance of self-management, management through

representatives and administration management

Management styles

Control as a managerial function

Specifics of implementation of managerial functions in different national and

professional bodies

Methods and methodology of sociological research in management

Marketing research

Social environment analysis at an organization

Management consulting methods

Job perspectives:

Governmental and municipal authorities, analytical centers and research institutions,

marketing and advertising agencies

Further education:

Doctorate programs: Sociology, Social Philosophy

Research advisor:

Prof. Natalia Ladyzhets, Doctor of Philosophy

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916 022



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Social Work with Different Social Groups


Program overview:

Perspectives for successful development of a country depend on life standards and social

decisions. This program aims to train specialists in the sphere of social work who are able to

implement innovative ideas. Students will study theoretical and methodological background

and methodical aspects of social work with different social groups; theoretical issues of

social psychology, social pedagogy, family studies, female studies, social youth studies and

social gerontology in the system of social work. Special attention is placed on comparative

historical analysis of social work with different social groups in Russia and abroad.

Core units:

Pedagogy and psychology in higher education

Object- and subject-oriented CASE-technologies in social work

Theory and practice of management in social work

Quality assurance in social work

Government and legal regulation of social work

Anthropological aspects of theory and practice of social work

Gender aspects in social work

Current issues of social work in Russia and abroad

Philosophical problems of science and technologies for protection of public health

and quality of life

Methodological problems of project development in social work


Business foreign language

Social problems in modern Russian society

Job perspectives:

Local government authorities and public authorities, social and political organizations,

businesses, mass media agencies (in positions of consultants), research institutions, social

education institutions

Further education:

Doctorate Programs:

44.06.01 Education and Pedagogical Sciences

39.06.01 Sociological Sciences

37.06.01 Psychological Sciences

Research advisor:

Prof. Nina Erofeeva, Doctor of Education

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-120


http://socrabota.org/


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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Organization and Management of Youth Non-Governmental Associations


Program Overview:

The aim of this program is to train competent and competitive managers in the field of youth

policy. It is an interdisciplinary program and students are taught by the leading specialists

and scientists in political science, sociology, demography, management, and communication

studies. The completion of the program provides students with in-depth knowledge and

skills:

to identify current problems of youth;

to apply trouble-shooting methods and practices for dealing with youth issues;

to organize assistance to young people experiencing difficulties in integrating into

society;

to develop and implement projects concerning youth policy;

to master technologies for civic and patriotic education of youth;

to cooperate with youth mass media and publishing houses;

to plan and develop work with youth in the youth communities locally, at school,

at work, at leisure areas, at temporary stay areas.

Core units:

Pedagogy and teaching principles

Political and legal culture of youth

Modern political process and youth

Methodology of integrated research of youth

Social and demographic problems of youth

Sociology and psychology in management

Governmental youth policy development strategy

Youth Leadership

Social communications of youth non-governmental associations

Innovative technologies in working with youth

Planning and development of work with youth associations

Job perspectives: municipal, governmental, non-governmental organizations and agencies

involved with implementation of the governmental youth policy and youth outreach; federal

and regional executive authorities; local authorities; organizations, institutions and

enterprises that train and employ young people.

Research advisor: Prof. Galina V. Merzlyakova, Doctor of History

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 916–210, +7 (3412) 916–033 E-mail: [email protected]


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PUBLISHING

Management in Publishing


Program overview:

This program is aimed provide students with skills to implement practical, research and

educational activities in the field of publishing. The program gives a solid background in all

areas of publishing with focus on printed publication and digital media, tools and

technologies for processing, storage, transmission, display and dissemination of information;

editorial and publishing technologies, marketing technologies; scientific knowledge in

publishing.

Core units:

History and methodology of science

Digital technologies in publishing

Pedagogy and methods of teaching

Marketing and management in publishing

Innovation management in publishing

Current issues of book science

Classic, mass and elite literature: book publishing strategies

Project management

Management of modern editorial and publishing process

Technologies for publishing output realization

Legal foundations of publishing

Job perspectives: publishing houses, advertising agencies, press services; by companies

specializing in issue of electronic products and development of internet resources; mass

media companies. Graduates can work as researchers, copyeditors, editors-in-charge,

publishers, publishing directors, proofreaders, book editors, publishing editors, art editors,

managing editors, publishing operation manager, manager of the printed products

realization.

Research Advisor:

Prof. Aleksandr Erokhin, Doctor of Philology

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916–210, +7 (3412) 916–033

Fax: +7 (3412) (3412) 916–211



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TOURISM SERVICES

General Theory of Tourism and Tourism Industry


Program overview:

This program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the tourism industry

and is aimed to train specialists that satisfy requirements of the modern labor market in

tourism. The completion of the program enables students to carry out professional activities

obtaining research, technological, organizational and managerial skills. This program

teaches to think independently, to synthesize and analyze information; to be tolerant towards

environmental perception; to make independent decisions; to apply new technologies for

achievement of targeted goals; to conduct research.

Core units:

Theory and methodology of social and economic research

Legal groundwork for tourism industry activities

Theory and methodology of recreational geography

Organizational design and project management

Technologies for tourism and recreational planning and land development

Forecast and planning of tourist activities

Active/Interactive Teaching Technologies:

This program strives to offer a combination of traditional and innovative training

technologies, including those that develop skills of teamwork, interpersonal communication,

decision-making, leadership (holding of group discussions and projects, business situations

analysis, role-playing games, interactive trainings and seminars). Students attend excursions

and tour itineraries within the framework of this program. In involves meetings with

representatives of Russian companies, governmental and non-profit organizations and master

classes given by experts and specialists.

Job perspectives:

Tourism and hospitality businesses of the Udmurt Republic, big cities of the Russian

Federation; government agencies, institutions of higher and secondary professional

education

Further education:

Doctorate Programs in geography, history, pedagogy, economics.

Research advisor:

Prof. Galina V. Merzlyakova, Doctor of History

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916–210

Fax: +7 (3412) 916–211



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CULTURAL STUDIES

Historical Cultural Studies


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of historical cultural studies for

working in cultural, educational and social spheres. It represents a curriculum that teaches

the cultural theory and practice with focus on its historical development. The programme

enables students to develop social, research, managerial, and professional competences in

the field. Students study of cultural artifacts, research methods of social existence and

interaction of different cultural forms, processes and practices in different contexts; learn to

identify and analyze modes of production, distribution and assimilation of cultural values;

meanings expressed in values, norms, institutions.

Core units:

History and methodology of science

Modern cultural studies in Russia

Cultural studies in modern world

Cultural modernization, historical and cultural inheritance in modern Russia

Social innovations and cultural processes modeling

Modern myths of mass culture: theory and practice

Modern approaches to cultural texts analysis

IT in culture studies

Literary text in modern culture

Historical dynamics of art: music and theatre

Religion in the history of the Russian culture

Methodology of culturology teaching

Job perspectives:

Federal, local, regional, municipal administrative authorities (culture departments, tourism),

research institutions, higher education institutions, museums, exhibition centers, art galleries,

libraries, cultural centers, cinemas, mass-media.

Further education:

Doctorate programs on history, culturology and philosophy

Research advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Napolskikh, Doctor of History

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-210, 916-033

Fax: +7(3412) 916-211



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MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES

Mathematical Foundations of Computer Sciences


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists with profound knowledge of mathematics,

different fields of computer technologies (3D graphics, computer simulation, mathematical

methods of information security, extremal problems). The property of the program is a

combination of mathematics and modern computer technologies.

Core units:

Discrete mathematics

Uninterrupted and discrete structures in mathematics

Mathematical logic and theory of algorithms

Number theory for information security

3D graphics and computer simulation (including 3D-MAX)

Cryptography and information security

Extremal problems in graphs and networks

Program multisequencing

Mathematical methods in economics

Modern editorial systems

Job perspectives:

Information security companies, software companies, consulting services, computer

companies.

Further education:


01.01.04 Geometry and topology

Research advisor:

Prof. Anatoliy Gryzlov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-087



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Mathematical Cybernetics


Program overview:

The program combines theoretical knowledge in the field of mathematics with modern

information technologies. Graduates acquire the following skills:

applying methods of mathematical and algorithmic simulation in real processes

and objects analysis to find an effective solution of different scientific problems;

developing of mathematical theory and mathematical approach;

creation of new computer models and algorithms;

making scientific research on mathematics and computer sciences;

developing fundamental knowledge and solving current problems of IT and

telecommunication technologies and systems.

creating computer software

creating information security systems, intelligent systems;

developing methodology, technology and practice of information search and

processing operations;

developing methods of mathematical simulation, numerical computing relevant for

technology and manufacturing;

practical application of scientific research.

organization of scientific seminars, conferences and symposiums;

supervising of manufacturing and scientific groups;

participation in governmental life.

teaching physics, mathematics and informatics in schools, colleges, universities;

developing teaching methodology.

Core units:

Topical issues of mathematics and computer sciences


Internet technologies

Systems of 3D-graphics

High-level programming language

Theory of differential equation, optimal control, differential games.

Job perspectives: higher education and research institutions, computer companies.

Further education:


01.01.02 Differential equation, dynamical systems and optimal control

01.01.09 Discrete mathematics and mathematical cybernetics

Research advisor: Prof. Nikolay Petrov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics



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Mathematical Modeling


Program overview:

The program combines theoretical knowledge in the field of mathematics with modern

information technologies. Graduates acquire the following competences:

applying methods of mathematical and algorithmic simulation in real processes

and objects analysis in order to find an effective solution of different scientific

problems;

developing of mathematical theory and mathematical approach;

creation of new computer models and algorithms;

making scientific research on mathematics and computer sciences

developing fundamental knowledge and solving current problems of IT and

telecommunication technologies and systems;

creating computer software;

creating information security systems, intelligent systems;

developing methodology, technology and practice of information search and

processing operations;

developing methods of mathematical simulation, numerical computing relevant for

technology and manufacturing;

practical application of scientific research;

organization of scientific seminars, conferences and symposiums;

supervising of manufacturing and scientific groups;

teaching physics, mathematics and informatics in schools, colleges, universities;

developing teaching methodology.

Core units:

Current issues of mathematics and computer sciences


Internet technologies

Systems of 3D-graphics

Object-oriented and parallel programming

GIS-technologies

Numerical mathematics

Job perspectives: higher education and research institutions, computer companies.

Further education:


01.01.02 Differential equation, dynamical systems and optimal control

05.13.18 Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program systems

Research advisor: Prof. Svetlana Popova, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics



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FUNDAMENTAL INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGIES

Computer Sciences


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the field of computer sciences. Students

are introduced to the theory, technology and methods of programming and information

systems. Graduates are employed in the IT departments of modern companies, as teachers

and professors of informatics and IT, researchers informatics, IT and computer sciences.

This program is unique for applying methods of logics and theory of algorithms in

automation of computing in synthesis of algorithms and programs.

Core units:

Mathematical foundations of information security

Algorithmic foundations of multimedia technologies

Programming languages and paradigms

Formal languages and grammars

Abstract automata and machines

Analysis of information technologies

Object Database

Distributed object technologies

Parallel and Distributed programming

The automated theorem proving

Algorithmic complexity of computing

Formal specification and synthesis of programs

Project Analysis

Telecommunication systems

Technology of industrial programming

Introduction to GRID-technologies

Object-oriented CASE-technologies

Job perspectives:

higher education and research institutions, computer companies.

Further Education:

Doctorate and Post-Doctorate program in the corresponding field of study.

Research Advisor:

Prof. Anatoliy Beltyukov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-068



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NATURAL SCIENCES

PHYSICS

Condensed Matter Physics


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of condensed matter physics

and aimed at studying and developing new kinds of materials, manufacturing technologies

and using of micro- and nanostructural elements for solid-state electronics. Students obtain

profound knowledge of complex physical processes in natural systems and industrial

technologies, materials structure analysis using electrochemical, X-ray and electrographic

methods.

Core units:

Experimental physics instruments and methods

Vacuum technique and technology

Spectroscopic research methods

Materials research structural methods

Physics of nanomaterials

Laser nanotechnologies

Microelectronic circuitry and computers

Semiconductor physics

Job perspectives:

Industrial enterprises and businesses that use and develop modern materials,

nanotechnologies, methods of their treatment and diagnosis; higher education and research

institutions.

Further education:


03.06.01 Physics and astronomy (01.04.01 – experimental physics instruments and methods,

01.04.02 – physics in theory, 01.04.07 – condensed matter physics, 01.04.21 – laser physics)

Research advisors:

Prof. Valentin Sobolev, Doctor of Chemistry and Mathematics Science

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-133, e-mail: [email protected]


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CHEMISTRY

Analytical Chemistry


Program overview: The program is aimed to provide with knowledge, understanding and practical skills in

modern methods of chemical analysis: fundamental analytical techniques, data analysis and

management, experimental design and chemometrics, facility management and exploitation

of results, working within a small team to achieve a common research goal, self-led

practical-based research. The area of professional activity of graduates includes research,

production industries, management and teaching.

Core units:

Philosophy and methodology of natural sciences

Computer technologies in education

Current issues in chemistry

Chemistry teaching methods

Current issues in analytical chemistry

Basics of voltammetry

Spectral analysis methods

Complexons and complexonates in analytical chemistry

Job perspectives: higher education and research institutions, industrial enterprises and businesses.

Further education: Doctoral programme:

02.00.01 - Inorganic chemistry

Research advisor:

Prof. Dr. Victor I. Kornev, Department of Fundamental and Applied Chemistry

Contacts: [email protected]


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CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS AND MECHANICS OF MATERIALS

Chemistry and Physics of Materials


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of materials science and aimed

at studying and creating new functional materials as well as developing technologies of

materials processing. For these purposes students are introduced to physical and chemical

methods of materials characterization, heat treatment and computer simulation. Students and

graduates of the programme participate in high-technology research projects which include

development of methods of oil equipment corrosion protection, 3D laser printing of coatings

and 3D materials, magnetic materials development, welding and soldering technologies.

Core units:

Physical and chemical methods of substances analysis

Methods of materials synthesis

Electrochemistry in theory

Chemical dynamics and catalysis

Theory of phase transitions

Materials diagnosis methods

Metal corrosion and corrosion protection

Laser nanotechnologies

Chemistry, physics and mechanics of biomaterials

Computer simulation of technological processes

Job perspectives:

Industrial enterprises and businesses that use and develop modern materials and study

methods of their treatment and diagnosis, research and higher education institutions.

Further education:


03.06.01 Physics and astronomy (01.04.01 – experimental physics instruments and methods,

01.04.02 – physics in theory, 01.04.07 – condensed matter physics, 01.04.21 – laser physics)

04.06.01 Chemistry sciences (02.00.01 – inorganic chemistry, 02.00.04 – physical

chemistry)

Research advisors:

Prof. Sergey Reshetnikov, Doctor of Chemistry

Prof. Valentin Sobolev, Doctor of Chemistry and Mathematics


Web-site: http://v4.udsu.ru/default/fef_020300

Scientific centers: http://lnsm.school.udsu.ru

Cosmic experiment “Peritectic point”:

http://knts.tsniimash.ru/ru/site/Experiment_q.aspx?idE=238&id=1

Cosmic experiment “Kinetics”:http://knts.tsniimash.ru/ru/site/Experiment_q.aspx?idE=265


http://v4.udsu.ru/default/fef_020300

http://lnsm.school.udsu.ru/

http://knts.tsniimash.ru/ru/site/Experiment_q.aspx?idE=238&id=1

http://knts.tsniimash.ru/ru/site/Experiment_q.aspx?idE=265

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BIOLOGY

Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology


Program overview:

The aim of the program is to train specialists capable of conducting fundamental scientific

and applied research in the field of biopharmaceutical development and production.

Implementation of the program responds to the development of the applied sciences and

innovations in pharmaceutical production; as well as to the need of developing new

methodology for experimental physics, chemistry and biochemistry in order to study

conformational nativity of proteins.

Core units:

Biotechnology

Synergetics

Current issues in biology

Biosphere studies and global environmental issues

Fundamentals of chemical thermodynamics and adsorption

Molecular biology and biochemistry of technological innovations

Immunochemistry, immunochemical analysis and immunoengineering

Technological innovations in production of protein or peptide based

pharmaceuticals

Practical enzymology

Philosophical problems of natural science

Biostatistics and computer studies

History and methodology of biology

Biochemistry and methodology of preclinical laboratory tests

Methodology of preparative and analytical biochemistry and modified forms of

protein

Special topics in biochemistry and biotechnology

Enzyme and protein engineering

Methodology of biological complementarity

Job perspectives: research institutes, pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Further education: Doctoral studies in Biochemistry and Biotechnology

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Sergei M. Reshetnikov

Contacts: +7 (3412) 917347, +7 (3412) 916418

[email protected]


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Immunoengineering


Program overview:

The aim of the program is to provide knowledge and skills in the field of basic,

experimental, clinical and applied immunology; molecular biology; biomedical testing and

production of immunobiopharmaceuticals. Master’s students perform research in the

following areas: regulation of autoreactivity and mechanisms of autoimmune disorders;

vaccine development for the treatment of autoimmune disorders; diagnostics of immune

tolerance in pregnancy; vaccine development for the treatment of immunodeficiency;

immune surveillance of tumors; study of autoimmune mechanisms of atherosclerosis;

mathematical modeling and computer studies of the immune network.

Core units:

Immunology

Immunochemistry

Fundamental problems of clinical immunology

Experimental models of immunopathology

Production of immunobiopharmaceuticals

Biomedical testing of new drugs

Cell techniques in immunology

Job perspectives:

Clinical diagnostic laboratories, research institutes, educational institutions, pharmaceutical

manufacturing.

Further education:

Doctoral studies in 03.03.03 - Immunology.

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Igor V. Menshikov, Doctor of Biology

Contacts: Phone: +7 (3412) 916-426,



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Bioecology


Program overview: The program aims to train specialists capable of analytical, strategic thinking, with deep

knowledge and skills to solve specific problems in biology and ecology. Implementation of

the program responds to the lack of Master biologists and ecologists with considerable

knowledge of the external and internal structure of plants and their organs, laws of

development and structure of biogeocenosis, features of various floral and faunal complexes,

their protection and rational nature management. As part of the master's program students

can choose the following area of study: “Fundamental and applied research in the field of

plant protection”, “Biodiversity”, “Applied ecology and protection of biological resources”.

Core units:

Biogeography

Environmental Monitoring

Geographic Information System in ecology

Biological resources, Scientific basis for the protection of plants and animals

Ecological anatomy of plants

Systematics and ecology of plants and animals

Ecological basis of landscape design.

Internship:

Research assistantship, teaching practicum. The research is conducted at the Department of

Botany and Plant Ecology, Department of Animal Ecology, Botanical Garden, Laboratory of

Soil Ecology, Natural Science Museum.

Further education:

Doctoral studies in the following areas:

03.02.01 - Botany

03.02.08 - Ecology

Job perspectives:

environmental agencies and organizations (environmental inspections, reserves, national

parks), research institutes and laboratories, secondary and higher vocational schools,

sanitary, veterinary services and others.

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Olga G. Baranova, Doctor of Biology

Contacts:


phone:+7(3421) 916-448, +7(3421) 916-446


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Cell Biology


Program overview: The program aims to train specialists capable of conducting fundamental scientific and

applied research in the field of cell biology. Master's students study structural and functional

organization of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, general cytology, general and comparative

histology, molecular cell biology, organization and regulation of genome expression, cell

autoregulation and adaptation, cells integration in different organisms, cell cooperation.

Students obtain knowledge in the following areas: tumor growth, methods of light and

electron microscopy, cell and tissue culture, subcellular structure, analysis of metabolic

processes, immunochemistry, and other methods of cell biology.

Core units:

Tissue system biology

Molecular cell biology

Immunohistochemistry

Electron microscopy

Flow cytofluorometry

Computer-based video microscopy

Cellular and molecular systems

Mathematical modeling of biological processes

Biological statistics and computer science

Evolutionary Biology

Synergetics

Biotechnology

Biosphere studies and global environmental issues

History and Methodology of Biology

Research equipment: ultramicrotome, cryostat, digital fluorescence microscope, laminar

flow cabinet, cell culture incubator.

Job perspectives:

Biological laboratories, diagnostic and treatment centers, pathological laboratories, research

institutes, educational institutions.

Further education:

Doctoral studies in the following areas:

03.03.01 - Physiology.

Research advisor:

Prof. Valery G. Sergeev, Doctor of Biology

Contacts:

Phone: +7 (3412) 916-403



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Sports Physiology


Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of sports physiology. Students

obtain knowledge in express-methods of physiological assessment of sportsmen in order to

prevent overtraining and unintended consequences for health, as coaches are responsible not

only for sports achievements of their sportsmen, but for their health and longevity as well.

Core units:

Current issues of biology

Biosphere and global ecological problems

History and methodology of biology

Sports medicine

Physiology of the aging process

Psychology of sports

Molecular physiology of sports

Physiology of physical exercises

Physiology of sports

Biochemistry of sports

Psychophysiology

Sports rehabilitation

Functional methods of research

Job perspectives:

Educational institutions, sports schools, health centers, sports committees, research

institutions of physical education and sports, regional and national sport teams.

Further education:

Doctorate program: 03.03.01 – Physiology

Research Advisor:

Prof. Nataliya Shlyk, Doctor of Biology

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 685-810, 687-736, 661-892



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EARTH SCIENCE

GEOGRAPHY

Recreational and Tourism Geography


Program overview:

The aim of the program is to educate specialists and managers for further research, teaching

or administration positions in the field of tourism and recreation. Students develop

understanding of new application areas of tourism and recreation studies - environmental

design and examination; environmental impact assessment; modern technologies and

methods of tourism and recreation studies, communication, analysis and potential

assessment of tourist areas; obtain knowledge about recreational properties and functions of

the landscape; are able to typify the recreational differences of the landscape.

Core units:

Computer Technology and Statistical Methods in Environment and Natural

Resources Management

History and Methodology of Environment and Natural Resources Management

Ecological Culture

Advanced Topics in Geography

Environmental Impact Analysis

Technologies in Territory Development

Green Design

Aesthetics and Landscaping

Landscape Study in Tourism and Recreation

Theory of Recreation Geography and Tourism.

Analysis and evaluation of tourist areas in Russia and abroad

Sustainable development and tourism

Research methods in tourism

Legal basis of tourism and recreation

Information support of tourist activity

Health resort management

Recreational resource studies

Geomorphological and landscape sites

Job perspectives: travel agencies, land management centers, environmental services,

engineering and geological enterprises and organizations.

Further education: Doctoral studies in 25.00.25 Geomorphology and evolution geography,

25.00.36 Geoecology (Earth Science)

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Ivan I. Rysin, Doctor of Geography

Contacts: Phone +7 (3412) 916-433

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OIL AND GAS ENGINEERING

Oil Field Development with Elevated and High Viscosity Oils in Difficult

Upland-geological Conditions

Mode and duration of study: full-time (2 years), part-time (2, 5)

Program overview:

This program is focused on training specialists in the sphere of oil and gas engineering.

Graduates will be able to analyze and sort through experience of new technologies and new

equipment development, apply new and develop current methods of technical equipment

exploitation and service, evaluate the profits from new technological processes, projects and

oil and gas engineering work realization etc.

Core units:

Technology of recoverable oil increase

Hydrodynamic research of wells and reservoirs

Oil field development with problematic oil resources

Intensification methods of oil extraction

Well exploitation in abnormal operating conditions

Oil field development modeling

Oil field development planning

Oil field development management

Applied production program

Risk evaluation and analysis

Measuring and control in oil and gas industry technological process

High viscosity reservoirs exploitation peculiarities

Modern methods of oil field development control

Oil extraction and oil field development in Russia and the world

Hydrodynamic modeling of oil field development processes with software system

Computer modeling of reasonable technology of well oil extraction

Internships and job perspectives: oil and gas industry enerprises

Further Education:

Doctorate and Post-Doctorate programs (full-time and part-time):

21.06.01 Geology, earth resources prospecting and development

Research Advisors:

Prof. Valentin Kudinov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Academician of Russian Academy of

Natural Sciences

Contacts: Chair of oil and gas-fields mining and exploitation

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-309



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ECOLOGY AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Ecology and Natural Resource Management


Program overview:

The aim of the program is to train specialists and managers for further research, teaching or

administration positions in the field of ecology, environmental protection and natural

resource management. The target group for the program is graduate students with

background knowledge in law, environmental management, engineering or ecology, as well

as in bioecology, biology, agriculture or geography.

Core units:

Computer technology and statistical methods in ecology and natural resource

management

History and methodology of ecology and natural resource management

Modern problems of ecology and natural resource management

International cooperation in the field of environmental protection

Sustainable development

Environmental regulation

Workplace Health and Safety

Structure and dynamics of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems

Environmental policy and management

Environmental audit

Environmental technologies

Environmental law

Environmental risks

Management of natural populations and communities

Ecology and conservation of populations and communities

Ecological bases of nature protection

Ecology of conservation areas

Environmental damage assessment

Environmental impact analysis

Environmental PR

Geoinformational and satellite technologies in ecology and natural resource

management

Job perspectives: natural resources and environmental protection services, educational

institutions, departments of forestry and agriculture, departments of transportation and road

building, departments of industry and resources

Further education: Doctoral studies in 03.02.08 – Ecology (biological sciences).

Research advisor: Prof. Dr. Victor V. Tuganaev, Doctor of Biology

Contacts: Phone: +7 (3412) 916-433

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ENGINEERING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOSPHERE SAFETY

Electric Power Generation Safety


Program overview:

This program is aimed at training professionals with a sufficient level of theoretical and

practical knowledge in the field of manufacturing, industrial and environmental safety

management. Upon completion of the program students are able to make appropriate

emergency response, to uphold interests of supervisory agencies, to manage units of the

Emergency Situations Ministry (EMERCOM), to meet challenges concerning development

and implementation of alternative energy sources. Special focus is on the world experience

in the field of traditional, renewable and alternative energy.

Core units:

Energy production and geopolitics

Alternative energy sources and technologies

Alternative methods of wave transmission and electric power application

Design of devices and safeguards for people protection from technogenic impact

Internships:

Student can intern at the following enterprises: OAO Izhevskiy Radiozavod [Radio

manufacturing plant of Izhevsk]; OAO Udmurt Energosbytovaya Kompania [Udmurt

Energy Service Company]; Directorate for Technological and Ecological Supervision of the

Federal Service for Environmental, Technological and Nuclear Supervision (Rostekhnadzor)

in the city of Izhevsk of the Udmurt Republic; General Directorate of the Ministry of

Emergency Situations of Russia in the Udmurt Republic.

Job perspectives:

OAO Izhevskiy Radiozavod [Radio manufacturing plant of Izhevsk]; OAO Udmurt

Energosbytovaya Kompania [Udmurt Energy Service Company]; electric utilities and energy

services of manufacturing organizations

Research advisor:

Prof. Viktor Plykin, Doctor of Engineering Science

Contacts: Tel.: +7 (3412) 665-722

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Information Technologies for Technosphere Safety


Program overview:

This program is focused on training engineers who are well versed in modern computer and

information technologies used for ensuring technosphere safety. Upon completion of the

program students are able to optimize measures aimed at ensuring technosphere safety, to

solve practical tasks concerning technosphere safety, to calculate socio-economic

effectiveness of protective measures and to develop business plans and programs for

ensuring safety.

Core units:

Forecasting consequences of technogenic accidents and disasters by means of

mathematical modeling methods;

Design and creation of controlling systems (smart building technology);

Development of protective equipment for people and territories using

microcontrollers and wireless communication systems


Interactive and distance education (including online consultations, work with special

websites, testing be means of Internet, etc), lectures, seminars, independent work,

participation in seminars and conferences, progress tutorials.

Job perspectives:

Leading software developing companies as well as organizations directly involved with

security enforcement

Further education:


20.06.01 Technosphere Safety

09.06.01 Informatics and Computer Science

Research advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Kolodkin, Doctor of Engineering Science

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-114

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Industrial Safety in Oil and Gas Complex


Program overview:

This program is aimed to train specialists who are able to forecast hazardous working

conditions, to assess opportunities for improvement of working conditions and to suggest

engineering solutions for ensuring safety of working conditions at different industries

including oil and gas industry. Modern production requires highly qualified personnel in the

field of industrial safety and protection of labor, thus this Master’s program pays special

attention to modern requirements for organization of industrial health service taking into

account the specificity of production.

Core units:

Information technologies for safety control;

Methodology of research and development activities;

Risk management, system analysis and modeling;

Safety evaluation;

Safety calculation and design;

Non-conventional energy sources for oil and gas production.

Active/Interactive Teaching Technologies: Lectures, seminars, independent work, participation in seminars and conferences, progress

tutorials, distance education (including online consultations, work with special websites,

testing be means of Internet, etc).

Job perspectives:

Enterprises of oil and gas industry

Further education:

Doctorate Program:

20.06.01 Technosphere Safety

Research advisor:

Prof. Valeriy Ivannikov, Doctor of Engineering Science

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-116



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Electrical Engineering Systems Safety in Oil and Gas Sector

Mode and duration of study: part-time and evening studies (2.5 years)

Program overview:

This program is aimed to provide future engineers with theory and practice of design,

manufacture and operation of electric power facilities and electric systems used in the oil

and gas sector. The focus will also be on training experts in the field of power-producing,

industrial and environmental safety management who are able to use appropriate measures

of reaction to emergencies and are ready to interact effectively with units of the Ministry of

Emergency Situations; as well as on re-training (or skill upgrading) of the existing staff of

enterprises working in the energy and oil and gas industries; the existing staff of regional,

urban and municipal enterprises exploiting electric power systems and networks for purposes

of safety enhancement.

Core units:

Information Technologies for safety control;



Safety evaluation; safety calculation and design;

Non-conventional energy sources for oil and gas production


Lectures, seminars, independent work, participation in seminars and conferences, progress

tutorials, distance education (including online consultations, work with special websites,

testing be means of Internet, etc).

Job perspectives:

Electric utilities and energy services of enterprises of oil and gas sector

Further Education:

Doctorate Program: 20.06.01 Technosphere Safety

Research Advisor:

Prof. Georgiy Milovzorov, Doctor of Engineering Sciences

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 665-722



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Fire Safety


Program overview:

This program is aimed to provide future engineers with theory and practice of design,

manufacture and operation of fire explosive facilities. The focus will also be on training

experts in the field of fire safety management and on equipping them with skills to respond

appropriately to emergencies and to interact effectively with units of the Ministry of

Emergency Situations; as well as on re-training (or skill upgrading) of the existing staff of

enterprises responsible for fire safety. As a part of the program students conduct research in

the field of fire safety, fire risks analysis and management; development and implementation

of modern firefighting tools and equipment, development of fire-detector systems and

management of human evacuation at fire.

Core units:

Information Technologies for safety control;



Safety evaluation;

Safety systems calculation and design;

Legal foundations of fire protection

Buildings, constructions and their stability during a fire

Fire safety in the construction industry

Fire safety of operating procedures

Automatic firefighting equipment

Firefighting machinery

Economics of fire safety

Forecasting of fire-hazardous conditions

Fire investigation and expert examination; Fire Safety Supervising Agency

Job perspectives:

Units of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, fire departments at enterprises and

organizations, research institutions.

Further education:


Research advisor:

Prof. Vladimir Kolodkin, Doctor of Engineering Science

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-114



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Safety Culture


Program Overview:

The completion of the program provides students with skills to ensure safety in the modern

world, to form comfortable technosphere for personal and professional life of people, to

minimize man-caused impact on the environment, to preserve human health and life using

modern technical aids, as well as forecasting and monitoring techniques.

Core Units:

Information technologies for safety control;




Safety evaluation;

Safety systems calculation and design; organization of innovation activities;

Legal regulation of technosphere safety;

Application software packages for safety control;

Decision-making technologies in emergency situations;

Culture of handling hazardous objects

Job perspectives:

Units of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, research and education institutions, health

facilities, search and rescue services

Further Education:


Research Advisor:

Prof. Ivan Velm, Doctor of Cultural Studies

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-114



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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND WATER RESOURCES

MANAGEMENT

Eco-Economic and Architectural Design Feasibility of Projects Related to

Environmental Engineering


Program overview:

Modern design standards and level of project management related to environmental

engineering and water resources management require such engineering solutions that ensure

their environmental safety, aesthetic appeal and cost-effectiveness. This very approach

underpins this Master’s program. Being interdisciplinary, students are taught by the leading

specialists and researches in the field of ecology, engineering, biology, economics,

architecture and design. The research aspect of the program is first and foremost concerned

with environmental, architectural design and economic support of projects related to

environmental engineering, landscape design, green design of eco systems, including living

environment.

Core units:

Management of natural and man-made complexes;

Functioning of nature components;

Study of systems of environmental engineering and water resources management;

Theory and techniques of environmental design;

Engineering amelioration;

Computer and information technologies in environmental engineering;

Biotechnology in environmental engineering;

Lean manufacturing;

Modern technologies for environmental protection and restoration;

Economic foundations of projects related to environmental engineering;

Green design;

Development and improvement of environmental objects and systems;

Landscape design;

Flower arranging of landscaping objects

Job perspectives:

Administrative authorities for management and improvement of urban territories,

environment supervisory and regulatory authorities, research and education institutions

Further education: Doctorate programs:

06.00.00 Biological Sciences, 19.00.00 Industrial Ecology and Biotechnology, 20.00.00

Technosphere Safety and Environmental Engineering, 21.00.00 Applied Geology, Mining,

Oil and Gas Engineering, Geodesy

Research Advisor: Prof. Irina Bukharina, Doctor of Biology



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Environmental Impact Assessment, Protection and Restoration of Environment


Program overview:

This program is aimed to provide students with knowledge of statutory documents,

procedures and documentation related to environmental impact assessment of objects of

environmental engineering and water resources management. Students will learn to carry out

expert assessment of the impact of human economic activities on the natural environment.

The completion of the program equips students with skills to work with special computer

programs for calculation of the level of environmental pollution and for assessment of the

environmental impact; to fulfill engineering procedures in the field of environmental

engineering and water resources management; to develop technologies aimed at protecting

and restoring of natural environment in industrial areas. Special attention is placed on study

of eco-technologies applied to manufacturing and air and water treating equipment. The

program involves research on environmental biotechnologies development.

Core units:

Environmental impact assessment;

Management of natural and man-made complexes;

Eco-management;

Computer and information technologies in environmental engineering;

Modeling in environmental engineering, modern technologies for environmental

protection and restoration of industrial areas;

Biotechnology in environmental engineering and water resources management;

cultural landscape design;

Environmental development of industrial areas;

Safeguarding foresting;

Engineering amelioration; technology for processing consumption waste

Job perspectives:

Administrative authorities for management and improvement of urban territories,

environment supervisory and regulatory authorities, research and education institutions

Further education:

Doctorate programs:

06.00.00 Biological Sciences

19.00.00 Industrial Ecology and Biotechnology

20.00.00 Technosphere Safety and Environmental Engineering

21.00.00 Applied Geology, Mining, Oil and Gas Engineering, Geodesy

Research advisor:

Prof. Irina Bukharina, Doctor of Biological Sciences

Contacts:

Tel.: +7 (3412) 916-071



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