Introduction to Gorno-Altaisk State University

Gorno-Altaisk State University is a public non-profit higher education institution in Gorno-Altaisk, Altai Republic, Russia. It is a local scientific, cultural and educational center.

Overview

The school is small in size, with about 5,500 students and about 400 faculty and staff, more than half of whom have scientific degrees. It offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs in the fields of arts and humanities, business and social sciences, medicine and health, science and technology, engineering, etc.

History and establishment time

The school was founded in 1949 as a teacher training college and obtained the status of a classic university in 1993.

School strength

Faculty: about 400 faculty and staff, more than half of whom have scientific degrees and can provide professional guidance to students.

Teaching achievements: graduates are widely employed in various fields, and some hold important positions in government and enterprises.

Scientific research strength: rich scientific research results, 1,581 scientific papers published, 5,868 times, covering multiple fields.

Nature of the institution

A public non-profit higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Guided by the leading achievements in the field of higher education, it focuses on modern educational projects, modular and rating training systems, cultivates students' initiative and independent work ability, emphasizes the combination of training and scientific research, and uses modern computer technology.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: physics, engineering, quantum and particle physics, chemistry, liberal arts and social sciences, environmental sciences, biology, etc.

Key laboratories: Although not explicitly mentioned, the school has complete teaching facilities and scientific research equipment to support teaching and scientific research.

Faculty

There are the School of Natural Sciences and Geography, the School of History and Languages, the School of Engineering Technology and Physical Mathematics, the School of Economics and Law, the School of Psychology and Education, the School of Altaic and Turkic Languages, and the School of Agriculture.

Ranking

Ranked 5890th in the world and 211th in Russia.

Cost

For undergraduate and master's programs, Russian citizens pay $10 per year, and international students pay at least $1,000 per year; doctoral programs cost 250,000 rubles per year, about $2,500.

Campus environment

The campus is located in Gorno- Altaysk is a city with rich cultural and historical heritage. The school has facilities such as libraries, and there are museums, theaters and cinemas around it, providing students with places to study and have fun. There are also large companies that provide internship opportunities.