Moscow State Regional University

The building of the main building of the current university is the former estate of N. A. Demidov (grandson of the famous industrialist and associate of Peter I). After the fire and the devastation of 1812, it was sold. Since 1825, it housed the Elizabethan School (later the institute), which was intended to educate the daughters of poor noblemen, officials, clergy, and merchants. The institute was named in honor of Empress Elizaveta Alekseevna and was located in the estate, the owners of which in different years of the 18th century were Prince F. Yu. Romodanovsky , Count M. G. Golovkin .

Since the middle of the 18th century, under N. A. Demidov, the complex of buildings has expanded. ^[2] In the second half of the 19th century , a church appeared on the territory.

After 1917, the Elizabethan Institute was abolished and the institution functions as the Moscow Regional Pedagogical College named after Profintern .

Since 1931, the technical school has been transformed into the Moscow Regional Pedagogical Institute, whose main task is to provide schools in the Moscow Region with highly qualified teaching staff. ^[3]

From 1957 to 1991, the Moscow Regional Pedagogical Institute bears the name of N.K. Krupskaya .

In 1991 MOPI them. N.K. Krupskaya is transformed into Moscow Pedagogical University (MPU), and in 2002 the Government of the Moscow Region decided to give this educational institution the status of a classical educational institution and rename it to Moscow State Regional University.

Since 1998, the university began to publish the scientific journal "Vestnik MGOU" ^[4] . The journal is included in the List of leading peer-reviewed scientific journals of the Russian Federation . Currently, 10 episodes of the Vestnik MGOU are being published. The journal is published in electronic version on the official website of the university. The “Vestnik MGOU” contains articles not only of MGOU employees, but also of employees of other scientific and educational institutions of Russia and foreign countries. The publishing house of the scientific journal has its own printing house , which also prints textbooks for students of the Moscow State Pedagogical University.

Criticism

According to the “ Dissedopedia of Russian magazines ”, “Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University (electronic edition)” ^[5] , “Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University. Series: Economics ” ^[6] ,“ Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University. Series: Pedagogy ” ^[7] ,“ Bulletin of Moscow State Regional University. Series: Jurisprudence ” ^[8] ,“ Bulletin of Moscow State Regional University. Series: History and Political Science ” ^[9] are magazines with various significant violations in editorial policy.

The Moscow State Pedagogical University library was founded in 1931 on the basis of the book fund of the former Moscow Pedagogical College named after Profintern. Currently, the library funds have about a million copies. The library has departments and branches in five educational buildings in different parts of the city and a reading room in a student dormitory (Lenskaya St.). Library funds are the property of MGOU and are available to users through a system of reading rooms, subscriptions. The electronic reading room of the MGOU library is part of the MGOU library and is intended for use by readers of the library of electronic library resources (educational multimedia courses, CD-ROM databases, an electronic catalog, remote resources on the Internet), as well as for working with legal reference Garant and ConsultantPlus systems. Access to electronic resources of the library is available in all branches and structural divisions of the library of Moscow State Educational Institution. Electronic resources of the MGOU Library include bibliographic databases:

• Electronic book catalog (more than 20100 entries)
• Systematic file cabinet of articles (more than 24300 entries)
• Theses of MGOU (600 entries)
• Educational complexes (1694 entries)

The Institute of Distance Education of Moscow State Regional University was established on May 27, 2004 by order of the rector of the University ^[10] . The predecessor of OSI MGOU was the Center for Distance Education, opened in 2001 and reorganized into the Institute of DO.

The purpose of the Institute is scientific and technical support and the organization of educational activities using distance learning technologies in higher education programs in accordance with the requirements of state educational standards and the University’s license for educational activities.

The main objectives of the Institute:

• organization and conduct of educational activities using distance learning technologies in conjunction with relevant institutes and faculties of the University;
• studying the needs of the educational services market and organizing the recruitment of students in specialties of the University for training using distance educational technologies;
• coordination of the activities of institutes, faculties, branches, representative offices, other departments and employees of the University in terms of the development of education using distance learning technologies;
• development of new educational and information technologies;
• organization and conduct of scientific research, development work and practical development;
• development of software and hardware information and computer tools and complexes, databases, both independently and in conjunction with the management of information technology.
• development and implementation of targeted programs and projects in the field of distance education;
• implementation of publishing activities, including placing orders for the publication of textbooks, teaching and methodological aids, teaching aids, scientific publications and other materials related to the use of distance learning technologies on paper and electronic media;
• organization and implementation of training and advanced training of the faculty of the University using distance learning technologies;
• organization and participation in symposia, conferences, exhibitions, schools, competitions, seminars, training courses and competitions, including international ones;
• the provision of paid educational services using distance learning technologies.

In the OSI MGOU, the Intel Training for the Future course is conducted, which includes 40 hours of training.

• Charles University of Prague ( Czech Republic )
• Limez Gymnasium of the city of Weltzheim ( Germany )
• Institute of Economic Education Karl von Osetskogo ( Oldenburg , Germany)
• Munich Institute of Foreign Languages ​​and Translators (SDI)
• University of Burgundy ( Dijon , France )
• Swansea University ( Wales , UK )
• Potsdam University ( Potsdam , Germany)
• University of St. Cyrilai Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia
• International Slavic University "Gavrilo Romanovich Derzhavin" (Sveti Nikola, Macedonia) ^[11]
• Jawaharlal Nehru University (New Delhi, India)

The faculty was organized in 1997. The activities of the faculty include the following main types of training: teacher training, professional retraining for additional qualifications, professional retraining and training of teachers of higher educational institutions subordinate to various ministries of the Russian Federation. Pedagogical training, professional retraining , advanced training and training of teachers are carried out on the job, on the job, with a partial separation from work and according to individual training plans. Education at the faculty of advanced training of teachers of MGOU consists of three basic components (general classes for all students): psychological, pedagogical and managerial training; improving knowledge and skills in the field of new information technologies; professional studies (individual consultations) and writing of the final (final) work in the main specialty. Based on the results of training, a state-issued Certificate of Advanced Training is issued indicating the main subjects studied and the amount of time spent on it (in hours), as well as recording the topics of the protected final work in the core specialty of the student.

• Faculty Student Councils
• Student Scientific Society
• Divine Liturgy of the Trinity Church
• theater studio (since 2005)
• sport Club
• geological and mineralogical museum
• Museum of the History of MGOU on the street. Radio
• Folklore Ensemble "Grape"
• icon painting workshop at the faculty of fine arts and HP (since 1992)
• MGOU TV
• Media School MGOU TV and School of Design

14 honored scientists of the Russian Federation, 10 academicians of the Russian Academy of Sciences and corresponding members of the Russian Academy of Education, 204 professors and 396 associate professors, 30 teachers are holders of various honorary titles of the Russian Federation, 11 are laureates of the State Prize of the USSR, Russia and Presidential Prize ^[12] .

• Pasechnik, Vladimir Vasilievich ^[13]
• Dadivanyan Artyom Konstantinovich ^[14]
• Safronov Alexander Vladimirovich
• Dedkov Yuri Markovich ^[15]
• Dmitriev Vladimir Sergeevich ^[16]
• Koposov Lev Feodosievich ^[17]
• Lekant Pavel Alexandrovich ^[18]
• Yalamov Yuri Ivanovich
• Voronov Vladimir Viktorovich
• Yarovoy Evgeny Vasilievich
• Marchenko Mikhail Nikolaevich
• Baghdasaryan Vardan Ernestovich
• Resnyansky Sergey Ivanovich
• Rozina Olga Vladimirovna

• Pedagogical poem of creators. - M .: Modern notebooks, 2001 .-- 496 p. - (Library "Moscow Meridian Constellation"). - 2050 copies. - ISBN 5-88289-160-4 .
• Anniversary University Chronicle. 75 years MOPI them. N.K. Krupskaya - MPU - MGOU. - M .: Modern notebooks, 2006 .-- 463 p. - (Library "Moscow Meridian Constellation"). - 2000 copies. - ISBN 5-88289-308-9 .
• “Winners. Teachers and employees of the Moscow State Educational Institution in the Great Patriotic War ”, Moscow, 2015.

• University official website
• MGOU / Russian education / IV edition / Encyclopedia “GIFTED CHILDREN - THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA”
• MGOU / Ucheba.ru (inaccessible link)
• MGOU / "deafnet.ru"
• All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren
• Virtual educational environment of MGOU
• Famous Graduates
• Resource Center of the Russian Language MGOU