Introduction to Izhevsk State Agricultural Academy

Izhevsk State Agricultural Academy is the only higher agricultural education institution in the Udmurt Republic of Russia. It provides undergraduate, master's and doctoral education and has trained a large number of agricultural professionals.

Overview

The school has more than 300 faculty members, including 6 doctors, 17 graduate students, 9 professors, 25 associate professors and 2 teaching assistants, 11 of whom are academicians of the Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences.

History and establishment time

In 1931, the predecessor of the school, the Moscow Racing Horse Breeding Animal Technology Institute, was established. It may have been destroyed or closed before World War II; in 1943, the institute was rebuilt; in 1954, the institute moved to Izhevsk and reorganized as Izhevsk Agricultural Academy; from 1984 to 1987, the academy was renamed Ustinov Agricultural Academy, and then restored to its original name; in 1995 In 2000, the college was reorganized into Izhevsk State Agricultural College.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: The teaching staff is experienced and high-quality, with many well-known domestic scholars and experts, some of whom are chairmen of the subject evaluation committee and academicians of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Teaching Achievements: Over the years, more than 50,000 high-quality professionals have been trained. Most of the graduates are engaged in agricultural work, and some have become heads of agricultural enterprises and government officials in the Udmurt Republic.

Scientific Research Level: It is an important agricultural scientific research base in the Udmurt Republic. Its scientific research results have long been among the advanced domestic levels. It has applied for 40 Many patents and scientific research results have been applied in practice, which has promoted agricultural technology innovation.

Nature of the institution

Public university.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' practical ability and innovative spirit, and stimulate students' innovative spirit and practical ability in all aspects through on-campus and off-campus practice, community service and other methods, advocate students to participate in activities and projects inside and outside the school, and encourage participation in social services and volunteer activities.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Agronomy, animal husbandry, veterinary medicine, agricultural mechanization, agricultural ecology, food technology and other professional advantages are outstanding.

Key laboratories: No clear key laboratories have been found yet, but the school has laboratories with advanced equipment to meet the needs of teaching and scientific research.

Faculty

There are departments such as agronomy, animal husbandry engineering, power engineering and electrification, agricultural engineering, economics, forestry, and veterinary medicine. There are also correspondence courses, preparatory courses and retraining courses for professionals.

Ranking

According to edurank.org on November 21, 2019 According to the data from the school, the school has a relevant ranking, but the specific ranking is not clear.

Fees

The fees vary depending on the course and student status. The school's official website has detailed information, and there are scholarships and grants for eligible students to apply.

Campus environment

The campus is located in Izhevsk, an important administrative, industrial, commercial, scientific, educational and cultural center in the Ural and Volga regions. The school has a library, sports facilities, etc., and the student dormitory was rated the best in the national competition for dormitories of secondary specialized and higher education institutions in the Udmurt Republic.