Mordovian State University named after. N.P

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National Research Mordovian State University named after N. P. Ogarev- the largest university in the Republic of Mordovia. The university was created in 1957 on the basis of the Mordovian State Pedagogical Institute...

Mordovia University includes 9 faculties, 8 institutes, 2 branches, 3 university departments, 7 research institutes, 84 research laboratories and centers, doctoral and postgraduate studies, 10 dissertation councils for awarding scientific degrees of candidate and doctor of science.

Educational process

The educational process at Moscow State University. N.P. Ogarev is implemented by the following divisions:

INSTITUTIONS

Agrarian Institute

Institute of Further Education

Institute of Mechanics and Energy

Institute of National Culture

Institute of Physics and Chemistry

Institute of Electronics and Lighting Engineering

Historical and Sociological Institute

Medical Institute

FACULTIES

Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering

Faculty of Geography

Faculty of Biotechnology and Biology

Faculty of Pre-University Training and Secondary Vocational Education

Faculty of Foreign Languages

Faculty of Mathematics and Information Technologies

Faculty of Philology

Faculty of Economics

Faculty of Law

BRANCHES

Kovylkinsky branch

Ruzaevsky Institute of Mechanical Engineering

• Students are trained according to full-time, part-time (evening) And correspondence forms in more than 100 specialties and areas of bachelor's and master's degrees.
• Over 20,000 students from 57 regions of Russia and 45 countries of the world study in all specialties of the university.
• The university employs over 1,500 teachers, 1,369 of them are doctors and candidates of science;
• The duration of full-time undergraduate studies is 4 years, and evening and part-time courses are 5 years. In a specialty, 5 and 6 years, respectively, in a medical institute - 6 and 7 years. Master's degree - 2 years.
• Diplomas and degrees awarded: certified specialist, PhD, Bachelor and Master. After completing the training, those who have completed the curriculum are issued a Russian state diploma of the established form on higher education and qualifications.

History of University

Mordovian State Pedagogical Institute named after A. I. Polezhaev

• October 1 - in order to improve the quality of higher education in the Mordovian Autonomous Region, by decision of the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR (Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR), Mordovian Agropedological Institute With agrochemical-biological, historical and economic, physical and technical And polytechnic departments - .
• November 23 - the Agropedological Institute was transformed into Mordovian State Pedagogical Institute (MSPI). Branches created: historical, mathematical, chemical, literature and language, biological.
• - a teacher's institute was opened as part of the pedagogical institute.
• - - four faculties were created: language and literature with Moksha, Erzya and Russian sections, historical, natural, physical and mathematical.
• - took place at the institute first graduation of specialists - 73 people.
• , February 10- by resolution of the Central Executive Committee of the Mordovian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic The Mordovian Pedagogical Institute was named after the Russian poet Alexander Ivanovich Polezhaev, who was a native of the Mordovian region.

Mordovian Order of Peoples' Friendship State University named after N. P. Ogarev

• October 2 - at the base Moscow State Pedagogical Institute named after A. I. Polezhaev created Mordovian State University With historical and philological, physical and mathematical, engineering and technical, agricultural faculties, as well as the faculty natural sciences and faculty foreign languages.
• June 11 - the large-circulation newspaper “Mordovian University” (“Voice of Mordovian University”) was organized.
• - the university has opened postgraduate studies in three scientific specialties: Mordovian language, botany, zoology.
• - the first graduation of specialists took place - 713 people.
• September 20 - Faculty of Engineering and Technology is divided into building And electrotechnical; a faculty was separated from the Faculty of Agriculture agricultural mechanization.
• July 1 - open Faculty of Medicine.
• June 23 - faculties opened: economic ,foreign languages .
• May 7 - by Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR No. 286, Mordovian University was named after the Russian poet, publicist and revolutionary Nikolai Platonovich Ogarev.
• June 21 - formed Faculty of Law.
• - for merits in the training of specialists and the development of scientific research, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR No. 6349 of January 7, Mordovian University named after N. P. Ogarev was awarded the Order of Friendship of Peoples.

• December 6 - a monument to Nikolai Ogarev was unveiled near the new university building.
• October 26 - a scientific and journalistic institute was established magazine "Bulletin of Mordovian University".
• January 31 - created Agro-Industrial Institute.
• July 12 - created Research Institute of Regionalology, Research Institute Agrocomplex, Research Institute "Man and Light".
• - Created Faculty of National Culture.
• - Saransk City Natural-Technical Lyceum was opened on the basis of Mordovian University ().
• January 28 - The Regional Educational District was created, which is a voluntary scientific and methodological association of educational institutions and other organizations interested in the development of education.
• January 4 - created Research Institute of Ecology.
• January 27 - created Institute of Electronics and Lighting Engineering.
• April 5 - created Institute of Physics and Chemistry.
• July 1 - created Agrarian Institute.
• February 27 - created Institute of Mechanics and Energy.
• , 4th of July- created Historical and Sociological Institute.
• - came out first issue of the scientific and methodological journal “Integration of Education”.
• 11th of March- open at Moscow State University multidisciplinary academic gymnasium.
• - created Research Institute of Construction.
• , 2 October- a museum of the history of the university was opened.
• - created Research Institute of Mathematics.
• - created on the basis of the Faculty of Economics Research Institute of Economics.
• , April 13 - University branches opened in the cities of Kovylkino and Ruzaevka.
• - summing up the results of implementation Development programs of Mordovian State University for 1996-2000, adopted at an extended meeting of the academic council of the university in 1996 and approved by the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the board of the State Committee for Higher Education of the Russian Federation.
• - open at the university regional scientific center of the Volga region branch of the Russian Academy of Education.
• Created Innovative Educational Center, the main objectives of which are to improve educational activities, introduce modern management methods and monitor the quality of training of specialists.
• - a new license for the right to conduct educational activities and a certificate of state accreditation of a university with two branches were received.
• Accepted "Mission of the University", proclaiming social significance, fundamental and long-term principles of activity.
• The university took 23rd place in the ranking of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation among classical universities.
• - the university was awarded a diploma as a laureate of the competition “Gold medal “European quality””
• The university was awarded a diploma from the All-Russian competition “1,000 best enterprises and organizations in the field of education and science”.
• According to the results of the competition for the best scientific work of students, the university took 5th place in Russia and 1st place in the Volga Federal District.
• - According to the ReitOR agency, the university ranked 13th place in the ranking of universities in the country, preparing personnel for management in the highest echelons of power.
• University - winner of the competition
• The university is a two-time laureate of the All-Russian competition "Gold medal" "European quality" in the category “100 Best Universities”.
• The Moscow branch of the university was created.
• Open representative office of the university in the regional center of Torbeevo Republic of Mordovia.
• A classroom block and a teaching and laboratory building with a total area of ​​12,416 sq.m. were put into operation. The opening was attended by the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Volga Federal District A.V. Konovalov, the Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation A.A. Fursenko and the Head of the Republic of Mordovia N.I. Merkushkin.
• The university is open interuniversity technology transfer center.
• A structural unit of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been created - Representative office of the Department of Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
• - 19th place in the ranking of universities in the country conducted by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation
• The university is a laureate of the competition “Systems for ensuring the quality of training of specialists”, organized by the Federal Service for Supervision of Education and Science.
• First place among Russian universities according to the results of the III All-Russian competition “Organization of educational work in educational institutions” conducted by the Federal Agency for Education.
• The Republic of Mordovia, represented by the university, took 5th place among Russian regions in competition for young doctors of science.
• Four representative offices of the university were opened in the regions of the republic: Kovylkino, village. Kemlya, Komsomolsky settlement, village. Rozhdestveno.
• Created Interregional Scientific Center for Finno-Ugric Studies.
• - The President of the Russian Federation signed a Decree on awarding the rector of the university the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree.
• A representative office of the university was created in the village of Zubova Polyana.
• Open at the university Center for International Cooperation and Academic Mobility, Center for European and International Law, Hungarian Center.
• On the initiative of the plenipotentiary representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Volga Federal District, a Small Academy of Public Administration of the Republic of Mordovia.
• TV program "Our university" and website "Student Resources"(www.students.mrsu.ru) became finalists in the competition of student newspapers and television and radio programs “Media-Generation-2007”.
• - Law student Denis Nizhegorodov, a fast walker, became a bronze medalist at the Beijing Games in 50 km race walking.
• Mordovian athlete and student of the Faculty of Mathematics Olga Kaniskina became the Olympic champion in race walking.
• Mordovian University won an open competition for the right to create a regional center to support the implementation of a standard model of the quality system of an educational institution in the Volga Federal District.
• The newspaper "Voice of Mordovian University" became the best university newspaper within the framework of the competition of student newspapers and television and radio programs "Media-Generation-2008".
• The Faculty of Medicine was transformed into the Medical Institute.
• - In accordance with the order of the Government of the Russian Federation of May 20, 2010 No. 812-r of Moscow State University named after N.P. Ogarev officially established the category of "national research university".

Ratings

In 2014, the Expert RA agency included the university in the rating of higher educational institutions of the Commonwealth of Independent States, where it was assigned class “E” (“sufficient level of student training”). In 2015, Moscow State University. N. P. Ogareva was included in the top 200 universities of the BRICS countries according to the international QS BRICS ranking.

Mikhail Mikhailovich Bakhtin and Mordovian University

The outstanding Russian-Soviet philologist, philosopher and cultural historian Mikhail Mikhailovich Bakhtin (-) lived in Saransk at different times and was engaged in scientific and teaching activities within the walls of the Mordovian University:

• - worked at the Mordovian Pedagogical Institute.
• - - worked by invitation at the philological faculty of Mordovian University (until 1957 - Mordovian Pedagogical Institute named after A.I. Polezhaev), retired as head of literary departments.

Rectors of Mordovia University

• March 1 - December 29 - Grigory Yakovlevich Merkushkin (November 23 - January 13), a major state, party and public figure of Mordovia, historian, teacher and playwright (participated in the creation of the folk epic "Mastorava"); Candidate of Historical Sciences (1947), Honored Worker of Public Education of the MASSR (1965). Uncle of the former Head of the Republic of Mordovia and the current Governor of the Samara Region N.I. Merkushkin.
• December 29 - September 5 - Alexander Ivanovich Sukharev (October 12 - December 24), sociologist, director of the Research Institute of Regionalology at Mordovia State University (1991); Doctor of Philosophy (1974), professor (1975), Honored Scientist of the RSFSR (1982), full member of the Russian Academy of Social Sciences.
• from September 5 - March 30 - Nikolai Petrovich Makarkin (born December 10), scientist-economist; Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation (1993), laureate of the State Prize of the Republic of Mordovia in the field of science and technology (1998), full member of the Academy of Social Sciences of Russia, the International Pedagogical Academy, the Academy of Informatization; Chairman of the Council of Rectors of the city of Saransk. On January 15, 2010, Nikolai Petrovich Makarkin took office as president of Moscow State University named after N.P. Ogarev.
• from March 30 - Sergei Mikhailovich Vdovin (born July 16).

Material and technical base of Mordovia University

• Mordovian University has a fleet of modern PCs various types. The university has an Internet Center, which is equipped with modern server equipment manufactured by IBM, Dell, Sun Microsystems, and Cisco.
• Opening Center for Distance Education made it possible to widely use distance learning technologies. From now on, students are not geographically tied to the university, but can study while permanently residing in other regions of Russia. The systems are based on modern university cluster servers. The further development of distance learning is one of the priority areas for the development of the university and is becoming increasingly popular among applicants.
• Technical capabilities Publishing houses of the Mordovian University allow organize the publication of textbooks, monographs, collections of scientific works, scientific and popular science publications and provide the educational process with educational and methodological literature.
• Scientific Library of Mordovia University has over 2 million volumes, there are reading rooms for 600 reading places.
• The university operates 12 museums, among whom are N. P. Ogareva, S. D. Erzi (S. D. Nefedova), M. M. Bakhtin, history of religion, history of Mordovian University, archaeological-ethnographic, anatomical, zoological, “Man and Light”.
• There are educational and experimental facilities, training and production workshops, an astronomical observatory (in the village of Staroye Akshino), experimental production, a botanical garden, and a biological station. There is a canteen and a clinic.

International connections

Mordovian University carries out international relations in the following directions:

• development of the university’s international partner network, which currently includes more than 80 global research and educational centers from 29 countries;
• carrying out interdisciplinary scientific research in collaboration with the world's leading scientific centers;
• export of university educational services;
• development of international academic mobility.

Mordovian State University has been actively working in the educational services export market since 1989. During this period, over 900 citizens from 50 countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America studied at the university, including graduate students who defended their dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Sciences. The intensification of activities in the field of training foreign citizens is associated with obtaining the status of a national research university in 2010.

Over the past 10 years, the number of foreign citizens studying at the university has grown more than 10 times. In 2016, more than 850 foreign citizens from 45 countries of the world are studying at the university - Abkhazia, Azerbaijan, Algeria, Armenia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Vietnam, Ghana, Germany, Greece, Georgia, Egypt, India, Jordan, Yemen, Iraq, Kazakhstan , Cameroon, China, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Latvia, Mali, Morocco, Mongolia, Namibia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Poland, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Sri Lanka , Chad, Ecuador, South Ossetia.

The university pursues an active promotion policy in international educational markets through a developed agent network and Internet platforms. Information about study opportunities at the university can be found on the websites of well-known online recruiters Masterstudies: www.masterstudies.com/universities/Russia/MRSU/ and Studyabroadonline (in Chinese): www.chuguo.cn/school/RU/OMSU/

Joint scientific research in priority areas of university development is carried out within the framework of international programs (TEMPUS, Jean Monnet and others), as well as together with international partners.

Joint research and educational projects are carried out on the basis of the creation of permanent research and educational structures, including network ones. The following projects have been implemented at the university:

1. Laboratory for conducting research on thin-film coatings applied using atomic layer deposition nanotechnology (ALD - atomic layer deposition). The laboratory was opened jointly with Beneq Oy (Finland).
2. International Network Institute for Fundamental Research and Applied Technologies. The institute was opened jointly with Loughborough University (UK)
3. Moscow State University named after N.P. Ogareva is a resident of the Technopark in Zhenjiang (PRC).
4. Joint Russian-French automotive training center “Educational technologies in the automotive industry.” The center was created jointly with the European partner “National Association for the Training of Specialists for the Automotive Industry GNFA” (GNFA, France).

Moscow State University named after N.P. Ogareva implements projects with the support of the European Union. Information about current projects can be found.

Moscow State University named after N. P. Ogareva is a member of the Eurasian Association of Universities, the Association of Finno-Ugric Universities, the Association of Educational Organizations of Higher Education of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Azerbaijan.

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Nine days after leaving Moscow, a messenger from Kutuzov arrived in St. Petersburg with official news of the abandonment of Moscow. This sent was the Frenchman Michaud, who did not know Russian, but quoique etranger, Busse de c?ur et d'ame, [however, although a foreigner, but Russian at heart,] as he himself said to himself.
The Emperor immediately received the messenger in his office, in the palace of Kamenny Island. Michaud, who had never seen Moscow before the campaign and who did not speak Russian, still felt moved when he appeared before notre tres gracieux souverain [our most gracious sovereign] (as he wrote) with the news of the fire of Moscow, dont les flammes eclairaient sa route [whose flame illuminated his path].
Although the source of Mr. Michaud's chagrin [grief] should have been different from that from which the grief of the Russian people flowed, Michaud had such a sad face when he was brought into the Tsar's office that the Tsar immediately asked him:
- M"apportez vous de tristes nouvelles, colonel? [What news did you bring me? Bad, Colonel?]
“Bien tristes, sire,” answered Michaud, lowering his eyes with a sigh, “l"abandon de Moscou. [Very bad, Your Majesty, abandonment of Moscow.]
– Aurait on livre mon ancienne capitale sans se battre? [Have they really betrayed my ancient capital without a battle?] - the sovereign suddenly flushed and said quickly.
Michaud respectfully conveyed what he was ordered to convey from Kutuzov - namely, that it was not possible to fight near Moscow and that, since there was only one choice left - to lose the army and Moscow or Moscow alone, the field marshal had to choose the latter.
The Emperor listened in silence, without looking at Michaud.
“L"ennemi est il en ville? [Has the enemy entered the city?],” he asked.
– Oui, sire, et elle est en cendres a l"heure qu"il est. Je l "ai laissee toute en flammes, [Yes, Your Majesty, and he is turned into a conflagration at the present time. I left him in the flames.] - Michaud said decisively; but, looking at the sovereign, Michaud was horrified by what he had done. The Emperor began to breathe heavily and quickly, his lower lip trembled, and his beautiful blue eyes instantly became wet with tears.
But this lasted only one minute. The Emperor suddenly frowned, as if condemning himself for his weakness. And, raising his head, he addressed Michaud in a firm voice.
“Je vois, colonel, par tout ce qui nous arrive,” he said, “que la providence exige de grands sacrifices de nous... Je suis pret a me soumettre a toutes ses volontes; mais dites moi, Michaud, comment avez vous laisse l"armee, en voyant ainsi, sans coup ferir abandonner mon ancienne capitale? N"avez vous pas apercu du decouragement?.. [I see, Colonel, in everything that is happening, that Providence requires great sacrifices from us... I am ready to submit to his will; but tell me, Michaud, how did you leave the army that was leaving my ancient capital without a battle? Have you noticed any loss of spirit in her?]
Seeing the calmness of his tres gracieux souverain, Michaud also calmed down, but to the sovereign’s direct, essential question, which also required a direct answer, he had not yet had time to prepare an answer.
– Sire, me permettrez vous de vous parler franchement en loyal militaire? [Sir, will you allow me to speak frankly, as befits a real warrior?] - he said to gain time.
“Colonel, je l"exige toujours,” said the sovereign. “Ne me cachez rien, je veux savoir absolument ce qu”il en est.” [Colonel, I always demand this... Don’t hide anything, I definitely want to know the whole truth.]
- Sire! - said Michaud with a thin, barely noticeable smile on his lips, having managed to prepare his answer in the form of a light and respectful jeu de mots [play on words]. - Sire! j"ai laisse toute l"armee depuis les chefs jusqu"au dernier soldat, sans exception, dans une crinte epouvantable, effrayante... [Sire! I left the entire army, from the commanders to the last soldier, without exception, in great, desperate fear...]
– Comment ca? – the sovereign interrupted, frowning sternly. – Mes Russes se laisseront ils abattre par le malheur... Jamais!.. [How so? Can my Russians lose heart before failure... Never!..]
This was just what Michaud was waiting for to insert his play on words.
“Sire,” he said with a respectful playfulness of expression, “ils craignent seulement que Votre Majeste par bonte de céur ne se laisse persuader de faire la paix.” “Ils brulent de combattre,” said the representative of the Russian people, “et de prouver a Votre Majeste par le sacrifice de leur vie, combien ils lui sont devoues... [Sir, they are afraid only that your Majesty, out of the kindness of his soul, will not decide to make peace . They are eager to fight again and prove to Your Majesty by the sacrifice of their lives how devoted they are to you...]
- Ah! - the sovereign said calmly and with a gentle sparkle in his eyes, hitting Michaud on the shoulder. - Vous me tranquillisez, colonel. [A! You reassure me, Colonel.]
The Emperor, with his head down, was silent for some time.
“Eh bien, retournez a l"armee, [Well, then return to the army.],” he said, straightening up to his full height and turning to Michaud with a gentle and majestic gesture, “et dites a nos braves, dites a tous mes bons sujets partout ou vous passerez, que quand je n"aurais plus aucun soldat, je me mettrai moi meme, a la tete de ma chere noblesse, de mes bons paysans et j"userai ainsi jusqu"a la derniere ressource de mon empire. “Il m"en offre encore plus que mes ennemis ne pensent,” said the sovereign, becoming more and more inspired. “Mais si jamais il fut ecrit dans les decrets de la divine providence,” he said, raising his beautiful, gentle and brilliant feelings eyes to the sky, - que ma dinastie dut cesser de rogner sur le trone de mes ancetres, alors, apres avoir epuise tous les moyens qui sont en mon pouvoir, je me laisserai croitre la barbe jusqu"ici (the sovereign pointed his hand to half his chest) , et j"irai manger des pommes de terre avec le dernier de mes paysans plutot, que de signer la honte de ma patrie et de ma chere nation, dont je sais apprecier les sacrifices!.. [Tell our brave men, tell all my subjects , wherever you go, that when I no longer have a single soldier, I myself will become the head of my kind nobles and good men and thus exhaust the last funds of my state. They are more than my enemies think... But if It was destined by divine providence that our dynasty should cease to reign on the throne of my ancestors, then, having exhausted all the means in my hands, I will grow a beard until now and would rather go eat one potato with the last of my peasants than dare to sign the shame of my homeland and my dear people, whose sacrifices I know how to appreciate!..] Having said these words in an excited voice, the sovereign suddenly turned around, as if wanting to hide from Michaud the tears that had come to his eyes, and walked into the depths of his office. After standing there for a few moments, he returned with long steps to Michaud and with a strong gesture squeezed his hand below the elbow. The sovereign’s beautiful, meek face became flushed, and his eyes burned with a gleam of determination and anger.
“Colonel Michaud, n"oubliez pas ce que je vous dis ici; peut etre qu"un jour nous nous le rappellerons avec plaisir... Napoleon ou moi,” said the sovereign, touching his chest. – Nous ne pouvons plus regner ensemble. J "ai appris a le connaitre, il ne me trompera plus... [Colonel Michaud, don’t forget what I told you here; maybe someday we will remember this with pleasure... Napoleon or I... We can no longer reign together. I recognize him now, and he will not deceive me anymore...] - And the sovereign, frowning, fell silent. Hearing these words, seeing the expression of firm determination in the eyes of the sovereign, Michaud - quoique etranger, mais Russe de c?ur et d"ame - felt himself at this solemn moment - entousiasme par tout ce qu"il venait d"entendre [although a foreigner, but Russian at heart... admiring everything that he heard] (as he said later), and in the following expressions he portrayed himself as his feelings, as well as the feelings of the Russian people, whom he considered himself authorized.
- Sire! - he said. - Votre Majeste signe dans ce moment la gloire de la nation et le salut de l "Europe! [Sovereign! Your Majesty signs at this moment the glory of the people and the salvation of Europe!]
The Emperor bowed his head and released Michaud.

While Russia was half conquered, and the inhabitants of Moscow fled to distant provinces, and militia after militia rose to defend the fatherland, it involuntarily seems to us, who did not live at that time, that all Russian people, young and old, were busy only with to sacrifice oneself, save the fatherland or cry over its destruction. Stories and descriptions of that time, without exception, speak only of self-sacrifice, love of the fatherland, despair, grief and heroism of the Russians. In reality this was not the case. It seems to us that this is so only because we see from the past one common historical interest of that time and do not see all those personal, human interests that the people of that time had. Meanwhile, in reality, those personal interests of the present are so much more significant than general interests that because of them the general interest is never felt (not even noticeable at all). Most people of that time did not pay any attention to the general course of affairs, but were guided only by the personal interests of the present. And these people were the most useful figures of that time.
Those who tried to understand the general course of affairs and wanted to participate in it with self-sacrifice and heroism were the most useless members of society; they saw everything inside out, and everything they did for the benefit turned out to be useless nonsense, like the regiments of Pierre, Mamonov, plundering Russian villages, like lint plucked by the ladies and never reaching the wounded, etc. Even those who, loving to be clever and express their feelings, they talked about the present situation in Russia, involuntarily bearing in their speeches the imprint of either pretense and lies, or useless condemnation and anger at people accused of something for which no one could be guilty. In historical events, the most obvious is the prohibition of eating the fruit of the tree of knowledge. Only unconscious activity bears fruit, and the person who plays a role in a historical event never understands its significance. If he tries to understand it, he is struck by its futility.
The significance of the event that was taking place in Russia at that time was all the more unnoticeable, the closer human participation was in it. In St. Petersburg and provincial cities distant from Moscow, ladies and men in militia uniforms mourned Russia and the capital and talked about self-sacrifice, etc.; but in the army that was retreating beyond Moscow, they hardly spoke or thought about Moscow, and, looking at its conflagration, no one swore revenge on the French, but thought about the next third of their salary, about the next stop, about Matryoshka the sutler and the like...
Nikolai Rostov, without any goal of self-sacrifice, but by chance, since the war found him in the service, took a close and long-term part in the defense of the fatherland and therefore, without despair and gloomy conclusions, looked at what was happening in Russia at that time. If they had asked him what he thought about the current situation in Russia, he would have said that he had nothing to think about, that Kutuzov and others were there for that, and that he had heard that the regiments were being recruited, and that they would probably fight for a long time , and that under the current circumstances it would not be surprising for him to receive a regiment in two years.
Because he looked at the matter this way, he not only accepted the news of his appointment on a business trip for repairs for the division in Voronezh without regret that he would be deprived of participation in the last struggle, but also with the greatest pleasure, which he did not hide and which his comrades understood very well.
A few days before the Battle of Borodino, Nikolai received money and papers and, sending the hussars ahead, went to Voronezh by mail.
Only those who have experienced this, that is, have spent several months without ceasing in the atmosphere of military, combat life, can understand the pleasure that Nicholas experienced when he got out of the area that the troops reached with their forages, supplies, and hospitals; when he, without soldiers, wagons, dirty traces of the presence of the camp, saw villages with men and women, landowners' houses, fields with grazing cattle, station houses with fallen asleep caretakers. He felt such joy as if he had seen it all for the first time. In particular, what surprised and pleased him for a long time were women, young, healthy, each of whom had less than a dozen officers looking after her, and women who were glad and flattered that a passing officer was joking with them.
In the most cheerful mood, Nikolai arrived at the hotel in Voronezh at night, ordered himself everything that he had been deprived of for a long time in the army, and the next day, having shaved clean and putting on a dress uniform that had not been worn for a long time, he went to report to his superiors.
The head of the militia was a civil general, an old man who, apparently, was amused by his military rank and rank. He angrily (thinking that this was a military quality) received Nicholas and significantly, as if having the right to do so and as if discussing the general course of the matter, approving and disapproving, questioned him. Nikolai was so cheerful that it was just funny to him.
From the chief of the militia he went to the governor. The governor was a small, lively man, very affectionate and simple. He pointed out to Nikolai those factories where he could get horses, recommended to him a horse dealer in the city and a landowner twenty miles from the city who had the best horses, and promised all assistance.
– Are you Count Ilya Andreevich’s son? My wife was very friendly with your mother. On Thursdays they gather at my place; “Today is Thursday, you are welcome to come to me easily,” said the governor, dismissing him.
Directly from the governor, Nikolai took the saddlebag and, taking the sergeant with him, rode twenty miles to the landowner’s factory. Everything during this first time of his stay in Voronezh was fun and easy for Nikolai, and everything, as happens when a person is well disposed, everything went well and went smoothly.
The landowner to whom Nikolai came was an old bachelor cavalryman, a horse expert, a hunter, the owner of a carpet, a hundred-year-old casserole, an old Hungarian and wonderful horses.
Nikolai, in two words, bought for six thousand and seventeen stallions for selection (as he said) for the horse-drawn end of his renovation. Having had lunch and drunk a little extra Hungarian, Rostov, having kissed the landowner, with whom he had already gotten on first name terms, along the disgusting road, in the most cheerful mood, galloped back, constantly chasing the coachman, in order to be in time for the evening with the governor.
Having changed clothes, perfumed himself and doused his head with cold milk, Nikolai, although somewhat late, but with a ready-made phrase: vaut mieux tard que jamais, [better late than never] came to the governor.
It was not a ball, and it was not said that there would be dancing; but everyone knew that Katerina Petrovna would play waltzes and ecosaises on the clavichord and that they would dance, and everyone, counting on this, gathered at the ballroom.
Provincial life in 1812 was exactly the same as always, with the only difference that the city was livelier on the occasion of the arrival of many wealthy families from Moscow and that, as in everything that happened at that time in Russia, it was noticeable some kind of special sweepingness - the sea is knee-deep, the grass is dry in life, and even in the fact that that vulgar conversation that is necessary between people and which was previously conducted about the weather and about mutual acquaintances, was now conducted about Moscow, about the army and Napoleon.
The society gathered from the governor was the best society in Voronezh.
There were a lot of ladies, there were several of Nikolai’s Moscow acquaintances; but there were no men who could in any way compete with the Cavalier of St. George, the repairman hussar, and at the same time the good-natured and well-mannered Count Rostov. Among the men was one captured Italian - an officer of the French army, and Nikolai felt that the presence of this prisoner further elevated the importance of him - the Russian hero. It was like a trophy. Nikolai felt this, and it seemed to him that everyone was looking at the Italian in the same way, and Nikolai treated this officer with dignity and restraint.
As soon as Nicholas entered in his hussar uniform, spreading the smell of perfume and wine around him, he himself said and heard the words spoken to him several times: vaut mieux tard que jamais, they surrounded him; all eyes turned to him, and he immediately felt that he had entered into the position of everyone’s favorite that was due to him in the province and was always pleasant, but now, after a long deprivation, the position of everyone’s favorite intoxicated him with pleasure. Not only at stations, inns and in the landowner’s carpet were there maidservants who were flattered by his attention; but here, at the governor’s evening, there was (as it seemed to Nikolai) an inexhaustible number of young ladies and pretty girls who were impatiently waiting for Nikolai to pay attention to them. Ladies and girls flirted with him, and from the first day the old women were already busy trying to get this young rake of a hussar to marry and settle down. Among these latter was the governor’s wife herself, who accepted Rostov as a close relative and called him “Nicolas” and “you.”
Katerina Petrovna really began to play waltzes and ecosaises, and dances began, in which Nikolai even more captivated the entire provincial society with his dexterity. He surprised even everyone with his special, cheeky style of dancing. Nikolai himself was somewhat surprised by his manner of dancing that evening. He had never danced like that in Moscow and would even have considered such an overly cheeky manner of dancing indecent and mauvais genre [bad taste]; but here he felt the need to surprise them all with something unusual, something that they should have accepted as ordinary in the capitals, but still unknown to them in the provinces.
Throughout the evening, Nikolai paid most of his attention to the blue-eyed, plump and pretty blonde, the wife of one of the provincial officials. With that naive conviction of cheerful young people that other people's wives were created for them, Rostov did not leave this lady and treated her husband in a friendly, somewhat conspiratorial manner, as if they, although they did not say it, knew how nicely they would get together - then there is Nikolai and this husband’s wife. The husband, however, did not seem to share this conviction and tried to treat Rostov gloomily. But Nikolai’s good-natured naivety was so boundless that sometimes the husband involuntarily succumbed to Nikolai’s cheerful mood of spirit. Towards the end of the evening, however, as the wife's face became more ruddy and livelier, her husband's face became sadder and paler, as if the share of animation was the same in both, and as it increased in the wife, it decreased in the husband .

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Students are trained at Mordovian University according to full-time, part-time And correspondence forms.

According to 2009 24,725 students study in all specialties of the university, of which 6,650 are from other cities. There are 148 foreign citizens studying at the university.

The scientific and pedagogical potential (as of 2006) of the university exceeds 1,720 people. Doctors of science, professors - 183; candidates of science, associate professors - 1012.

The duration of full-time study is 5 years, evening and part-time study is 6 years, and at the Faculty of Medicine is 6 and 7 years. Bachelor's degree - 4 years.

Training of specialists is carried out in the form of lectures, seminars and practical classes.

Diplomas and degrees awarded: certified specialist, PhD, Bachelor and Master. After completing the training, those who have completed the curriculum are issued a Russian state diploma of the established form on higher education and qualifications.

]History of the University Mordovian State Pedagogical Institute named after A. I. Polezhaeva

October 1 1931 - in order to improve the quality of higher education in the Mordovian Autonomous Region by decision Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR (Sovnarkom of the RSFSR) was created Mordovian Agropedological Institute With agrochemical-biological, historical and economic, physical and technical And polytechnic departments - the first higher education institution in Mordovia.

November 23 1932 - the agricultural pedagogical institute was transformed into Mordovian State Pedagogical Institute (MSPI). Branches created: historical, mathematical, chemical, literature and language, biological.

1933 - a teacher's institute was opened as part of the pedagogical institute.

1934 - 1935 - four faculties were created: language and literature with Moksha, Erzya and Russian sections, historical, natural, physical and mathematical.

1935 - took place at the institute first graduation of specialists - 73 people.

1938 , February 10 - by resolution of the Central Executive Committee of the Mordovian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic The Mordovian Pedagogical Institute was named after the Russian poetAlexander Ivanovich Polezhaev , who was a native of Mordovian lands.

1952 - open Faculty of Foreign Languages; created at the Faculty of History and Philology Mordovian branch.

Mordovian Order of Peoples' Friendship State University named after N. P. Ogareva

2 October 1957 - on the base Moscow State Pedagogical Institute named after A.AND.Polezhaeva created Mordovian State University With historical and philological, physical and mathematical, engineering and technical, agricultural faculties, as well as the faculty natural sciences and faculty foreign languages.

June 11 1958 - a large-circulation newspaper “Mordovian University” (“Voice of Mordovian University”) was organized.

1958 - the university has opened postgraduate studies in three scientific specialties: Mordovian language, botany, zoology.

1962 - the first graduation of specialists took place - 713 people.

September 20 1962 - Faculty of Engineering and Technology is divided into building And electrotechnical; a faculty was separated from the Faculty of Agriculture agricultural mechanization.

June 23 1969 - faculties opened: economic ,foreign languages .

May 7 1970 - Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR No. 286 “Mordovian University was named after the Russian poet, publicist and revolutionary Nikolai Platonovich Ogarev».

1982 - for merits in the training of specialists and the development of scientific research by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR No. 6349 dated Jan. 7 1982 Mordovian University named after N.P. Ogarev was awarded Order of Friendship of Peoples.

October 26 1989 - a scientific and journalistic center was established magazine "Bulletin of Mordovian University".

July, 12 1991 - created: Research Institute of Regionalology, Research Institute Agrocomplex, Research Institute "Man and Light".

1991 - Created Faculty of National Culture.

1992 - Saransk City Natural-Technical Lyceum was opened on the basis of Mordovian University ( now MOU "Lyceum No. 43").

28 January 1993 - the “Regional Educational District” was created, which is a voluntary scientific and methodological association of educational institutions and other organizations interested in the development of education.

1995 , 4th of July - created Historical and Sociological Institute.

1996 - came out first issue of the scientific and methodological journal “Integration of Education”.

11th of March 1996 - open at Moscow State University multidisciplinary academic gymnasium.

1996 - created Research Institute of Construction.

1997 , 2 October - a museum of the history of the university was opened.

1998 - created Research Institute of Mathematics.

1998 - created on the basis of the Faculty of Economics Research Institute of Economics.

2000 , April 13 - University branches opened in cities Kovylkino And Ruzaevka.

2001 - summing up the results of implementation Development programs of Mordovian State University for 1996-2000, adopted at an extended meeting of the academic council of universities in 1996 and approved by the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the board of the State Committee for Higher Education of the Russian Federation.

2002 - open at the university regional scientific center of the Volga region branch of the Russian Academy of Education.

Created Innovative Educational Center, the main objectives of which are to improve educational activities, introduce modern management methods and monitor the quality of training of specialists.

2003 - a new license for the right to conduct educational activities and a certificate of state accreditation of a university with two branches were received.

Accepted "Mission of the University", proclaiming social significance, fundamental and long-term principles of activity.

2004 - the university was awarded a diploma as a laureate of the competition “Gold medal “European quality””

The university was awarded a diploma from the All-Russian competition “1,000 best enterprises and organizations in the field of education and science”.

According to the results of the competition for the best scientific work of students, the university took 5th place in Russia and 1st place in the Volga Federal District.

In 2003, among 86 classical universities in the country, Mordovian University ranked 23rd place.

2005 - According to the ReitOR agency, the university ranked 13th place in the ranking of universities in the country, preparing personnel for management in the highest echelons of power.

University - winner of the competition

The university is a two-time laureate of the All-Russian competition "Gold medal" "European quality" in the category “100 Best Universities”.

The Moscow branch of the university was created.

Open representative office of the university in the regional center of Torbeevo Republic of Mordovia.

A classroom block and a teaching and laboratory building with a total area of ​​12,416 sq.m. were put into operation. The opening was attended by the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Volga Federal District A.V. Konovalov, the Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation A.A. Fursenko and the Head of the Republic of Mordovia N.I. Merkushkin.

The university is open interuniversity technology transfer center.

A structural unit of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been created - Representative office of the Department of Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

2006 - 19th place in the ranking of universities in the country conducted by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation

The university is a laureate of the competition “Systems for ensuring the quality of training of specialists”, organized by the Federal Service for Supervision of Education and Science.

First place among Russian universities according to the results of the III All-Russian competition “Organization of educational work in educational institutions” conducted by the Federal Agency for Education.

The Republic of Mordovia, represented by the university, took 5th place among Russian regions in competition for young doctors of science.

Four representative offices of the university were opened in the regions of the republic: Kovylkino, village. Kemlya, Komsomolsky settlement, village. Rozhdestveno.

Created Interregional Scientific Center for Finno-Ugric Studies.

2007 - The President of the Russian Federation signed a Decree on awarding the rector of the university the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree.

A representative office of the university was created in the village of Zubova Polyana.

Open at the university Center for International Cooperation and Academic Mobility, Center for European and International Law, Hungarian Center.

On the initiative of the plenipotentiary representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Volga Federal District, a Small Academy of Public Administration of the Republic of Mordovia.

TV program "Our university" and website "Student Resources"(www.students.mrsu.ru) became finalists in the competition of student newspapers and television and radio programs “Media-Generation-2007”.

2008 - Law student Denis Nizhegorodov, a fast walker, became a bronze medalist at the Beijing Games in 50 km race walking.

Mordovian athlete and student of the Faculty of Mathematics Olga Kaniskina became the Olympic champion in race walking.

Mordovian University won an open competition for the right to create a regional center to support the implementation of a standard model of the quality system of an educational institution in the Volga Federal District.

The university earns about 160 million rubles per year. (2009), mainly due to paying students, while, for example, Tomsk Polytechnic Institute - 8 billion rubles from the sale of innovative developments.

The Faculty of Medicine was transformed into the Medical Institute.

2010 - In accordance with the order of the Government of the Russian Federation of May 20, 2010 No. 812-r of Moscow State University named after N.P. Ogarev officially established the category of "national research university".

University Square- city area Saransk, named after Mordovian University named after N. P. Ogareva by the decision of the executive committee of Saransk City Council from the 6th of May 1972. The square connects the university with Republican Library named after A.WITH.Pushkin. This is the oldest cultural institution Saransk founded in 1899 to commemorate the centenary of the poet's birth. A memorial plaque at the entrance to the building reminds of this.

Ogarev Moscow State University is a higher educational institution located in the Republic of Mordovia, in the European part of our country, and therefore attracts many students from other regions of the Russian Federation. Students and graduates of the university proudly call themselves “Ogarevo residents”, and carry this title even after graduation. Being a graduate of Moscow State University Ogarev is prestigious, and being a student is interesting. Your student years at Mordovian University will be remembered for a lifetime.

Story

The university was organized in 1957 on the basis of the pedagogical institute of the republic. In 1970, the university was named after the recognized poet and publicist Nikolai Platonovich Ogarev. Ogarevsky Readings are held annually at Moscow State University. This is a scientific conference that attracts a large number of participants.

The symbol of the university is the monument to N.P. Ogarev, erected in 1984. In 2016, the grand opening of the new building of the main building of the educational institution took place. The building turned out to be spectacular, the tallest in the city, complementing the views of the Millennium Square. It is beautiful both during the day and at night.

The monument to Ogarev was preserved, moved somewhat, but still occupies an important place.

Since 2010, the University has acquired the honorary title of National Research University.

Description

The University has 29 buildings located in different areas of the city. MSU Ogarev also has two branches: one each in Ruzaevka and Kovylkino. The following study options are offered: full-time, part-time or evening.

There are more than 20 thousand students at Ogarev Moscow State University. Training is carried out according to third generation state standards. At the university it is possible to obtain a bachelor's, specialist or master's degree. And there are also several specialties in secondary education. Upon completion of studies at Moscow State University Ogarev, the graduate becomes the proud owner of a state diploma.

Institutes

The structure of Ogarev Moscow State University in Saransk includes institutes and faculties. The following institutions operate:

• Medical. A structural unit that annually graduates specialists in four major specialties: pediatrics, general medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry. This institute traditionally attracts students from abroad: young people from Africa love to come here.
• Agrarian. At the institute, more than 800 students are studying in areas of the agricultural sector. The institute is provided with the necessary material base for full-fledged training.
• The Institute of Mechanics and Energy has educational buildings in the village of Yalga, there is also a dormitory for students, a canteen, and a physical education building. It boasts rich technical equipment and trains professionals in relevant areas.
• The Institute of Electronics and Lighting Engineering trains unique specialists. For example, lighting engineers trained here are valued in Mordovia and beyond. They are happily employed in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and abroad. At the same time, employers note the high level of knowledge of graduates. The following areas of training deserve attention: information security, electronics and nanoelectronics.
• The Institute of Physics and Chemistry has a long history. More than 500 people study here. This year, the training programs implemented here have successfully passed certification, confirming their quality.
• Another humanities institute within the structure of Moscow State University is the Historical and Sociological Institute. Future social workers, sociologists, and political scientists are trained here.
• The Institute of National Culture opens its doors to creative people. INK graduates easily find work in the field of culture and media. In addition to quality education, during their studies students have the opportunity to realize themselves in a dance studio or in numerous national ensembles and fashion theater.

Since 2006, the Interregional Festival of Social Advertising “Nail” has been held every year. Initially it was intra-university, but thanks to the support of the leadership of the Republic of Mordovia, it became international. Every year it brings together students and professionals from major Russian cities. The event is always carried out impeccably, collecting rave reviews from participants. Since 2010, students of the institute have moved to a new beautiful building in the city center, which has everything for effective learning: recording studios, workshops, premises, etc.

Faculties

Studying at a state university is a guarantee of quality education. Let's look at the faculties where students are trained:

• Faculty of Foreign Languages.
• Architectural and construction.
• Geographical.
• Faculty of Biotechnology and Biology.
• Economic.
• Legal.
• Faculty of Mathematics and Information Technologies.
• Philological.

Such a variety of options can be chosen for studying at Ogarev Moscow State University. There are different faculties, there are a lot of areas of training: every applicant will find something to their liking.

Teachers

The teaching staff is strong. There are 280 doctors of science on staff, as well as over a thousand people who are candidates of science. A significant part of the scientific and pedagogical staff of institutes and faculties are experienced specialists with academic degrees and titles.

Since the university has been classified as a Research Universities for more than five years, special attention is paid to personnel. Teachers are increasingly engaged in scientific work, receiving and implementing grants, publishing articles in international publications, leading scientific clubs and schools, involving students in scientific work.

Selection committee

Interested applicants may have many questions about how to become a student at Ogarev Moscow State University. The admission campaign is carried out extremely actively every year. The admissions office is located in the INK building and is open on weekdays from 09.00 to 17.00. You can come here and get detailed answers to all your questions.

If you submit documents to Ogarev Moscow State University, lists of accepted applicants are posted on the official website of the university promptly, you can always control the situation with admission. In addition, institutes and faculties regularly hold open days. The schedule is presented on the official website, the schedule is drawn up from October to May next year.

student life

If a student is active and wants to realize himself in extracurricular activities, then MSU also has a lot of opportunities for this. First of all, you need to contact the Student Council. This organization holds a lot of events of various types; there will never be a dull moment here.

The Student Spring festival is held annually, and the interest in it is enormous. This is an excellent opportunity to show dancing or vocal talent, take part in acting productions, etc. A Volunteer Center was created in 2015, and there are also over ten teaching teams at the University. In the summer, students go to children's camps in Mordovia, the Moscow region, as well as to camps on the Black Sea coast.

The sports sector is also at its best. MSU students become winners of prestigious Russian and international tournaments. The university has a strong volleyball team, weightlifting and basketball are well developed.

Accommodation

MSU Ogarev has 15 dormitories in Saransk, plus one each in Ruzaevka and Kovylkino. Most of them provide good quality accommodation. In 2015, a hostel was put into operation on Proletarskaya Street, which became a temporary “home” for almost 500 “Ogarevo residents.”

Comfortable hostel conditions are provided to each nonresident student; for this purpose, the necessary documents are collected and submitted. More than 4,500 students live in the university dormitories. In 2016, MSU took an honorable second place in the All-Russian competition for the best hostel, where over 450 educational institutions competed.

Form style

Moscow State University named after N. Ogarev has a bright original style. A laconic logo was developed. The university's trademark is the stylized letter “M” (the first letter of the name), made in blue.

Any Ogarevo resident is proud of his place of study. Over the years of study, the university becomes a real family for its students, so young people with Moscow State University symbols on their clothes are often seen on the streets of Saransk.