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Sergey Kotenko 09:36 06/27/2013The profession of "lawyer" is very popular. You can often hear that there are too many lawyers in Russia. And indeed it is. But the country needs good lawyers and one of the universities that employers trust in this matter - Moscow State Law University. O.E. Kutafina (MSAL). The university consists of 11 institutes, which allows the future lawyer to decide in advance which branch of law is more interesting for him to work in and helps to improve the quality of training. Enroll in a university...
Vladimir Keshenov 18:08 04/22/2013
I am a student at MSLA, which means “Moscow State Law Academy,” which recently became a university. The university is one of the most prestigious in Moscow, a diploma in the West is valued at a high level, as a result of which there are more than enough people who want to enroll there. However, there were no particular problems in obtaining paid training, because... scored average. Of course, there are those who pass the budget “through cronyism”, even with low scores. The educational process itself, as one would expect from an institution...
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About MSLA
Moscow State Law Academy named after O.E. Kutafina is one of the largest law schools in Russia, where students receive not only theoretical knowledge and practical skills, but during their studies they completely absorb the spirit of the profession, which allows them to then successfully find a job.
Education at Moscow State Law Academy named after O.E. Kutafina
At the Academy you can receive secondary vocational education in the field of Law and social security organization. During their studies, students will study general scientific disciplines, as well as an introduction to the specialty, administrative, civil, environmental, family and labor law, professional ethics, insurance and other programs that will allow them to work in their specialty.
At the university you can get higher education and a specialist, bachelor's or master's degree on full-time study at the institutes:
- law, where students study in civil law, state law or criminal law, and can also receive specialization: Lawyer in the field of advertising, show business or sports;
- international legal, where they train specialists in international law jurisprudence. While studying at the institute, students, in addition to legal disciplines, study in depth a foreign language, and sometimes several: English, Spanish, German or French;
- prosecutor's office, receiving a specialty in the training profile of prosecutorial and investigative activities. Before graduation, students of the institute must pass 2 state exams - in their specialty and in the theory of state and law;
- banking and financial law, where students receive an education in the Lawyer program in the banking and financial sector, studying tax and budget law, banking law in Russia and abroad, the basics of insurance, legal mechanisms for regulating banking transactions, accounting and other special legal disciplines;
- Bar, where they train specialists in legal practice. Students of the institute study the history of the legal profession, professional ethics and psychology of a lawyer, juvenile advocacy, legal proceedings and other disciplines. In addition, they study legal rhetoric in depth, which will allow them to learn how to correctly and clearly convey their position to listeners;
- Energy Law, where they train future lawyers who will be able to work in the energy industry of the Russian Federation, teaching them general legal disciplines and disciplines related to mining law, nuclear and electric power.
At the Academy you can also get education:
- full-time and part-time courses (attending classes in the evenings or weekends) in specializations: lawyer in the field of advertising, show business or sports, international law, criminal law, civil law and state law;
- on a correspondence course (visiting the university only twice a year to take a session) in specializations: state law, criminal law or civil law.
It is possible to train students both on a budgetary basis and on a contract basis. After completing their education, students receive a state diploma. All young men who study full-time receive a deferment from military service. Nonresident students are provided with a dormitory.
Pre-university preparation for admission to the Moscow State Law Academy named after O.E. Kutafina
Applicants can enroll in the preparatory department at the university. There they will be able to prepare for entrance exams to the Academy and to participate in the university Olympiad, the winners of which enjoy benefits when entering the Moscow State Law Academy.
The following courses are offered at the preparatory department:
- 4 months, during which students will listen to lectures on social studies and Russian history and attend seminars on the Russian language;
- 8-month periods, where students will deepen their knowledge of the Russian language, social studies and Russian history to the required level;
- correspondence courses that students attend only for consultations and tests to test their level of knowledge.
Children can take courses in in-depth study of the English language, the duration of which is 3 months, and the cost is 55,000 rubles.
Citizens of other countries who want to enroll in the Academy can take courses in Russian as a foreign language.
International cooperation at Moscow State Law Academy named after O.E. Kutafina
The Academy actively cooperates with foreign legal universities and international organizations from different parts of the world. Together they conduct various scientific research, the results of which are introduced into the educational process, conferences and seminars, where students and teachers from different countries participate in the discussion of important legal issues. Students of the Academy are sent to foreign universities, participating in an experience exchange program, and teachers and professors from those universities come to Moscow State Law Academy to give their lectures.
Thanks to international cooperation, the university performs the following tasks that contribute to its continuous development:
- the market for educational services is analyzed, thanks to which the educational program at the Academy is improved;
- professors and teachers of Moscow State Law Academy undergo retraining and improve their qualifications in foreign universities, which allows them to better prepare Academy students;
- joint educational programs of the Academy and foreign universities are being developed;
- Academy students do internships abroad, improving their knowledge and gaining legal experience;
- The level of knowledge of a foreign language increases for both students and teachers.
A little about myself, I am a graduate of one of the institutes of this university (not the institute of law, it is considered much less prestigious in comparison with the others). MSYUA I
I graduated just a few years ago with honors (a state employee), so the information I will give, I am sure, is still relevant to this day. In my review, I will try to dispel pretentious speeches about the exclusivity of this institution and present to applicants a real picture of what is happening. Whether you do it or not is up to you.
In my review, I will list point by point the important aspects that you should consider if you want to study at this educational institution and which none of the “shills” at the open day will tell you about, and as I tell you, I will dispel all the myths about the University.
1) “MSAL is prestigious” - this expression works only in legal circles and only in Moscow and the region. People who do not have a higher legal education or live a little further from the Moscow Ring Road from Nerezinova will think that you study at the Moscow Federal Law Academy or at a technical school that is similar to this famous private university.
2) “The teachers at MSAL are the best in Russia” - although in fact they are very diverse, but in general they are divided into 4 types:
a) Leaders of jurisprudence and strong lawyers who have rich practical experience and excellent knowledge of the subject. These are your bros, there are about 20 percent of the total number in the university, listen and remember their every word, they can teach you something.
b) Teachers who have not worked a day in their profession, and therefore are an audio version of the textbook. You can listen to them if you are too lazy to read the textbook, it’s better not to ask them questions, they don’t know, so they get angry. (there are 30 percent of them)
c) Practicing lawyers who do not know how to teach. It is interesting to listen to them, perhaps sometimes useful, but they most likely will not help you understand the subject, since they do not have pedagogical skills. (another 30 percent)
d) Complete bastards are “teachers” who have no idea how they ended up here; as a rule, they don’t know the subject at all, but you are absolutely guaranteed to have problems with passing the test. Get ready to answer questions about the secrets of the Dyatlov Pass (somewhere on administrative law) or quote their anti-scientific monographs. However, don’t worry, they’ll give you a grade anyway. (unfortunately this is 20 percent)
3) From teachers we move on to the educational process. There is no worse educational process than at MSLA anywhere in the world. Blame it all:
a) “There is 100% attendance at Moscow State Law Academy” - an inexplicable crap about attendance, supported by a semi-fascist system of detention. Let me give you an example of how this works: let’s say you were on your way to class and you were hit by a visiting taxi driver at the crossing, your legs were broken and you spent a week in the hospital. So, despite the good reason for your absence from classes, you will make up for each missed lesson. At the same time, training sessions (which are officially called consultations) take place in the evenings in the main building. That is, you need to come to the teacher several times in the evening for questioning on a missed topic. At the same time, be prepared to wait in line for an hour to four hours to get into his office to talk about the material you learned. I understand that for a person unfamiliar with this system, all of the above sounds like complete nonsense, but this is reality and you will experience all this hell for yourself as soon as you miss the first seminar. Also keep in mind that in addition to passes for detention, you can be sent for an unsatisfactory answer at a seminar, being late, “failing to show up”, in general, in the “best law school in the country” this tool is actively used as punishment. In addition, if you do not get points (which will be discussed below) for the semester, then get ready to work it off.
b) The point-rating system is the worst system for assessing students of all possible. She turns every workshop into a point mine, with miners pushing each other to compete for the extra point. Essentially, teachers give you points for your answers at seminars; if you don’t answer, they don’t give you points. If you haven't scored 40 points in a semester, go to detention. That is, in addition to attendance, another point of pressure on the student becomes his obligation to answer. Sometimes, when there is nothing left to say at a seminar, but you need to say something for the sake of points, you have to talk complete nonsense just to get the coveted point.
c) Schedule. The fact is that the university is simply not designed for the number of students who study there. There are not enough teachers or classrooms. Prepare for one pair in the morning, one at lunch, one in the evening. with breaks of 2-3 hours. And also classes on New Year, Victory Day, Easter and other weekends.
There will be problems with the session, exams will be every other day, it will be physically impossible to prepare for them, given the requirements of the teachers and their reluctance to delve into the difficulties of students' lives. (if they also have a lot of difficulties, the university strictly punishes them for the slightest tardiness and other mistakes)
d) A backward teaching system, which consists of you retelling in a seminar class the information received in lectures. All this is diluted by dull reports from classmates and mournful presentations. There are some teachers who make the seminars more interesting, but these are only those who are listed in paragraph “a” of part 2 of my story.
e) The amount of student work. People with an excellent student complex should not enroll at Moscow State Law Academy, it will break their psyche. The work programs developed at the university are designed for superhumans, who must be able to read a lecture note, 3 paragraphs of a textbook, legislation on the topic, judicial practice, a couple of important monographs in one evening + in addition, solve from 1 to 20 legal problems. All this will be assigned to you at home in only one subject (+/- depends on the teacher). If you want to fulfill all the requirements of the curriculum, forget about your personal life, friends, leisure, etc. My advice to you is to forget about the curriculum, learn to quickly navigate the topic and look at the textbook at the right time, get used to copying written assignments that you will distribute among the group. As a result, the quality of the knowledge received seriously suffers, since they require you to know everything that is a priori impossible, and as a result of applying the “survival” policy, you simply cannot always isolate the main thing in a topic.
f) In groups of 30+ people, for obvious reasons, the learning process is negatively affected.
4) Extracurricular activities at Moscow State Law Academy are quite diverse, you can go to museums and science clubs, become Mr. or Miss Moscow State Law Academy at a beauty contest, become a member of the student council of your institute, or go to a sports section. But in fact, all this activity is a matter of taste - that is, all the events (except for Miss and Mister MSLA) attract very few people, in addition, the university does not like to help students with amateur activities. As a result, you can find something you like, occupy your time with something, but you are unlikely to get the “WOW” effect; the organization of any event does not rise above the “satisfactory” rating.
5) The scholarships are miserable, when I studied it was 2,500, now, I heard 2,000, I wouldn’t be surprised if in a couple of years they drop to 1,500. The “increase” is recalculated every year and revolves around the amount of 10,000 rubles. However, to receive an increased scholarship, it is not enough to be an excellent student; it would be nice to win the All-Russian Olympiad and at the same time hold a good position in student government. And it’s not a fact that you will get it. There is also an annual lottery called financial assistance. Even if you drive to the university in your Bentley, you can always write a statement saying that you are a beggar and the university will help your plight in the amount of 2 to 5 kopecks at a time. The winner is determined randomly among those who applied.
6) Hostel accommodation is a difficult question; if you’re lucky, you’ll get it; if you’re unlucky, you won’t get it 50/50. If you’re not from the Moscow region, the percentage is higher than those from the regions - get ready to walk 100 km there and back every day, but that’s only if you’re unlucky , Don't know...
7) “The best of the best study at MSLA” - state-funded students at MSLA are, as a rule, good, smart guys from decent families. The level of “paying students” is usually much lower, and the point is not even that the university does not sort out frankly weak students (i.e., droolers can be found in senior courses), but that there are openly aggressive elements among them. This is especially true for MSLA college students. In general, it’s not always pleasant to be in the same room with such characters.
8) Absence of a military department - serve after university.
9) The technical equipment of Moscow State Law Academy raises many questions. In the main rooms where various events take place there are projectors and desks that are more or less comfortable, but the remaining 90 percent of the classrooms have not been renovated since the 80s and are equipped, at best, with desks younger than 1998.
10) Practice - look for yourself... ?don’t want to look? Welcome to practice at the university admissions office, where, at the expense of your slave labor,
11) Corruption exists, but if you are just a normal student, even below average, then you will never encounter it. Bribes help completely unsuccessful characters pass exams for fabulous sums. Most likely, there is nepotism with dormitories, but in general this is a fairly rare phenomenon.
12) “A MSLA diploma is highly valued by employers” is an extremely dubious statement. At the open day they will definitely tell you that with their diploma the employer will beg you to get a job with them, which is more than completely untrue. Firstly, let me remind you that MSLA is a fairly little-known university outside the Moscow Ring Road. Secondly, everything is not so good in Moscow, because the prestige of the university has long fallen, so when you get a job you will be thoroughly tested for your knowledge. Many graduates change the field of jurisprudence to the field of sales in such well-known companies as McDonald's, Red and White, Euroset, and some choose public service as secretaries, investigators in the Department of Internal Affairs, junior specialists, archivists (archival librarians) . It makes sense to have a diploma from Moscow State Law Academy only if you are a target student (that is, before enrolling, you entered into a special contract with a government agency for service after graduation) or you have a father who is a deputy who will arrange for you to be a big boss.
Conclusions: Moscow State Law Academy named after. O.E. Kutafina is a good university by Russian standards. Thanks to the presence of good teachers and some kind of traditional school, as well as a totalitarian attendance system, you can become a more or less tolerable lawyer. Not every Russian university can boast of this. Did I advise you to enroll in the Moscow State Law Academy to study law, most likely yes, but either as a correspondence course or in a targeted field. The full-time course is not worth it (especially the paid one), it is better to think about Moscow State University, Finashka, HSE and other universities, where the knowledge will be given plus or minus the same, but fewer problems will arise in the learning process (there are many colleagues who graduated from these institutions.
Thank you for your attention, it’s up to you to decide whether to come here or not.
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At the end of 1941, a training and consulting center of the All-Union Legal Correspondence Institute was opened in the city of Chkalov (now Orenburg). The training of highly qualified lawyers took place in accordance with the order of the People's Commissar of Justice of the USSR N.M. Rychkov dated November 20, 1941 and the resolution of the board of the People's Commissariat of Justice of the USSR.
The origins of the institute were outstanding legal scholars, widely known to the legal community: M.M. Grodzinsky, B.S. Utevsky, G.S. Gurvich, M.M. Isaev, A.A. Ruskol, S.N. Brothers and others.
The development of VYUZI into one of the main law universities in the country was followed by historical transformations in the branch:
in 1971 - to the Orenburg Faculty of the All-Union Legal Correspondence Institute (Order of the All-Union Union of Legal Entities dated May 26, 1971 No. 1709);
in 1990 - to the Orenburg Faculty of the Moscow Law Institute (Order of the USSR State Committee for Public Education dated October 30, 1990 No. 561);
in 1992 - to the Orenburg branch of the Moscow Law Institute (Order of the Moscow Law Institute dated June 1, 1992 No. 228);
in 1993 – to the Orenburg branch of the Moscow State Law Academy (Order of the State Committee of the Russian Federation for Higher Education dated October 6, 1993 No. 245);
in 1997 - to the Orenburg Institute (branch) of the Moscow State Law Academy (Order of the Ministry of General and Professional Education of the Russian Federation dated January 13, 1997 No. 41);
in 2009 - to the Orenburg Institute (branch) of the State educational institution of higher professional education "Moscow State Law Academy named after O.E. Kutafin" (Order of the Federal Agency for Education of the Russian Federation dated April 17, 2009 No. 410);
in 2011 - to the Orenburg Institute (branch) of the federal state budgetary educational institution of higher professional education "Moscow State Law Academy named after O.E. Kutafin" (Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated May 16, 2011 No. 1625);
in 2012 - to the Orenburg Institute (branch) of the federal state budgetary educational institution of higher professional education "Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafin (MSAL)" (Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated October 12, 2012 No. 812).
Throughout its history, the institute has developed dynamically, successfully solving the problems of training legal personnel. The 90s became a time of decisive and rapid changes not only in the structure, but also in determining the development strategy, in formulating and solving research problems, in training new teaching staff, in improving the educational process, in expanding and strengthening the material base.
The Orenburg Institute of the O.E. Kutafin University (MSAL) has become the center of higher legal education in the region. More than 2,500 students study at the institute annually. An established team of scientists works within its walls. In the last ten years, the number of full-time faculty has more than quadrupled to more than 130 people. Of these, 16 are doctors of science and 88 candidates of science. The institute employs two “Honored Workers of Higher Education of the Russian Federation” and five “Honored Workers of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation”. State awards were awarded to four teachers of the institute: one Order of Honor and three medals of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree. Two teachers received certificates of honor from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. The title “Veteran of Moscow State Law Academy” was awarded to 13 teachers of the institute.
The Institute was awarded the Monaco Medal “For Dynamism and Progress”, was awarded a certificate from the London Bureau of Certification of the Quality of Education, is a member of the national register “Leading Educational Institutions of Russia”, included in the federal register “All-Russian Book of Honor”, awarded a diploma from the organizing committee of the International Scientific and Industrial Forum “ Russia is united."
Over the entire history of the university, more than 20 thousand specialists with higher legal education have been trained within its walls. Among the graduates of different years: D.V. Kulagin - Vice-Governor - Chief of Staff of the Governor and Government of the Orenburg Region, P.N. Kapishnikov - Chief Federal Inspector for the Republic of Bashkortostan, M.V. Chabanenko, Chief Federal Inspector for the Orenburg Region, V.A. Emelyanov - Chairman of the Orenburg Regional Court, G.V. Cherdintseva - Chairman of the Arbitration Court of the Orenburg Region, V.V. Vasin - Minister of Economic Development, Industrial Policy and Trade of the Orenburg Region; S.F. Kolotov - Head of the Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Orenburg Region, R.U. Gilmutdinov - Head of the Special Communications and Information Department of the Federal Security Service of Russia in the Volga Federal District, A.N. Sadchikov - Head of the Federal Registration Service for the Orenburg Region; T.N. Ganina, head of the Office of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation for the Orenburg Region, and dozens of other heads of the region, cities and districts.
Today the institute carries out the educational process in three forms of training. Full-time education was introduced in 1992, part-time education was introduced in 2008. In this regard, the system of training lawyers required a reorganization of all educational, scientific and methodological work.
In 1992, in order to retrain already certified specialists with higher and incomplete higher education, a targeted training department began to function, the first graduation of which took place in 1995.
In 1995, at the proposal of the regional administration, a department of the state and regional administration for retraining personnel for work in the state apparatus was opened. Among the students are employees of regional, city and district administrations, and the Legislative Assembly of the Orenburg Region.
In 2008, a department of advanced training was opened (now the department of continuing and additional education), which is designed to implement additional professional educational programs developed in order to improve professional qualifications, as well as carry out professional retraining of various categories of employees and heads of public authorities and management bodies, institutions, enterprises, organizations in the field of jurisprudence.
In 2011, the university switched to a two-level education system: bachelor's and master's degrees. Currently, 872 people are studying in the bachelor's program, and 86 people are studying in the master's programs.
Since 1995, the institute student newspaper “Yu” has been published and local radio broadcasting has been operating.
The institute operates a legal clinic (public reception), where full-time students provide legal assistance to socially vulnerable segments of the population.
In the field of study 04/38/04 State and municipal administration (master's level):
5. Information about the timing of admission, including the start and end dates for accepting documents required for admission, conducting entrance examinations, and completing the acceptance of applications for consent to enrollment at each stage of enrollment.
- Information on admission deadlines for undergraduate and specialist programs
- Information on admission deadlines for master's programs
6. Control figures for admission to the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL) for 2019
7. Entrance tests at the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL) are held in Russian.
In accordance with Art. 14 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation” in the Russian Federation guarantees the receipt of education in the state language of the Russian Federation, as well as the choice of the language of instruction and education within the capabilities provided by the education system.
At the University named after O.E. Kutafin (MSAL) educational activities are carried out in the state language of the Russian Federation, as well as education at the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSLA) can be obtained in a foreign language in accordance with the educational program and in the manner established by the legislation on education and local regulations of the University.
8. Information about the special rights and benefits provided to applicants when admitted to undergraduate or specialist programs (with the exception of special rights and benefits determined by the levels of school Olympiads).
- Right to admission without entrance examinations
The following have the right to admission without entrance examinations:
1) winners and prize-winners of the final stage of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren (hereinafter referred to as the winners and prize-winners of the All-Russian Olympiad) in the general education subjects “Law” and (or) “Social studies”; members of national teams of the Russian Federation who participated in international olympiads in general education subjects “Law” and (or) “Social Studies” (hereinafter referred to as members of national teams of the Russian Federation) - for 4 years following the year of the corresponding olympiad;
2) winners and prize-winners of the IV stage of all-Ukrainian student Olympiads in general educational subjects “Law” and (or) “Social studies”, members of national teams of Ukraine that participated in international Olympiads in general educational subjects “Law” and (or) “Social studies” - during 4 years following the year of the relevant Olympiad, if the specified winners, prize-winners and members of national teams are among the persons specified in Part 3.1 of Article 5 of Federal Law No. 84-FZ.
- Persons entitled to admission within the quota of persons with special rights
The following have the right to be admitted to study at the expense of budgetary allocations within a special quota:
- disabled children;
- disabled people of groups I and II;
- disabled since childhood;
- disabled due to military injury or illness received during military service
- orphans and children left without parental care, as well as persons from among orphans and children left without parental care;
- - combat veterans from among the persons specified in subparagraphs 1-4 of paragraph 1 of Article 3 of the Federal Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ “On Veterans”.
- Persons with preferential right of enrollment
Preferential right of enrollment is granted to persons:
1) orphans and children left without parental care, as well as persons from among orphans and children left without parental care;
2) disabled children, disabled people of groups I and II;
3) citizens under the age of twenty who have only one parent - a disabled person of group I, if the average per capita family income is below the subsistence level established in the constituent entity of the Russian Federation at the place of residence of these citizens;
4) citizens who were exposed to radiation as a result of the disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and who are subject to the Law of the Russian Federation of May 15, 1991 No. 1244-1 “On the social protection of citizens exposed to radiation as a result of the disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant”;
5) children of military personnel who died while performing their military service duties or who died as a result of injury (wounds, trauma, concussion) or diseases received by them while performing the duties of military service, including when participating in counter-terrorism operations and (or) other activities fight against terrorism;
6) children of deceased (deceased) Heroes of the Soviet Union, Heroes of the Russian Federation and full holders of the Order of Glory;
7) children of employees of internal affairs bodies, the Federal Service of the National Guard of the Russian Federation, institutions and bodies of the penal system, the federal fire service of the State Fire Service, authorities for control of the circulation of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, customs authorities, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, those killed (died) as a result of injury or other damage to health received in connection with the performance of official duties, or as a result of an illness they received during their service in the specified institutions and bodies, and children who were their dependents;
8) children of prosecutorial employees who died (died) as a result of injury or other damage to health received during their service in the prosecutor’s office or after dismissal due to harm to health in connection with their official activities;
9) military personnel who undergo military service under a contract and whose continuous duration of military service under a contract is at least three years, as well as citizens who have completed military service by conscription and are entering training on the recommendations of commanders issued to citizens in the manner established by the federal executive body authorities in which federal law provides for military service;
10) citizens who served for at least three years under contract in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, other troops, military formations and bodies in military positions and were dismissed from military service on the grounds provided for in subparagraphs “b” - “d” of paragraph 1 , subparagraph “a” of paragraph 2 and subparagraphs “a” - “c” of paragraph 3 of Article 51 of the Federal Law of March 28, 1998 No. 53-FZ “On Military Duty and Military Service”;
11) war invalids, combatants, as well as combat veterans from among the persons specified in subparagraphs 1-4 of paragraph 1 of Article 3 of the Federal Law of January 12, 1995 No. 5-FZ “On Veterans”;
12) citizens who directly participated in tests of nuclear weapons, radioactive military substances in the atmosphere, nuclear weapons underground, in exercises with the use of such weapons and radioactive military substances before the date of actual termination of these tests and exercises, direct participants in the elimination of radiation accidents at nuclear installations surface and underwater ships and other military facilities, direct participants in the conduct and support of work on the collection and disposal of radioactive substances, as well as direct participants in the liquidation of the consequences of these accidents (military personnel and civilian personnel of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, military personnel of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation Federations, military personnel and employees of the Federal Service of the National Guard of the Russian Federation, persons who served in the railway troops and other military formations, employees of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation and the federal fire service of the State Fire Service);
13) military personnel, employees of the Federal Service of the National Guard Troops of the Russian Federation, internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation, the penal system, the federal fire service of the State Fire Service, who performed tasks in conditions of armed conflict in the Chechen Republic and in adjacent territories classified as zone armed conflict, and the specified military personnel performing tasks during counter-terrorism operations in the North Caucasus region;
9. The procedure for recording individual achievements of those entering the O.E. University. Kutafina (MSAL) on educational programs of higher education - bachelor's program, specialty programs, master's programs for the 2019/20 academic year
Applicants for training have the right to provide information about their individual achievements, the results of which are taken into account when applying for training. The results of individual achievements are taken into account by assigning points for individual achievements. Points awarded for individual achievements are included in the total of competition points.
Applicants who have individual achievements indicate their presence in the application for admission to study at the stage of submitting documents required for admission, and also submit documents confirming the right to have individual achievements taken into account.
Applicants who do not provide documents confirming the right to take into account individual achievements will not be awarded points for individual achievements.
Applicants who have declared individual achievements independently monitor the correct placement of information about recording individual achievements on the official website of the University (in branches - on the official website of the corresponding branch). /p>
When ranking the lists of applicants, information on the amount of competitive points and the number of points awarded for each of the individual achievements presented is posted on the official website of the University (branches). /p>
When admitting students to undergraduate and specialist programs, the University awards points for the following individual achievements: /p>
1) presence of the status of champion and prize-winner of the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games and Deaflympics, world champion, European champion, person who took first place at the World Championship, European Championship in sports included in the programs of the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games and Deaflympic Games, presence golden insignia of the All-Russian Physical Culture and Sports Complex “Ready for Labor and Defense” (GTO) and a standard certificate for it - 1 point; /p>
2) a certificate of secondary general education with honors, or a certificate of secondary (complete) general education for those awarded a gold medal, or a certificate of secondary (complete) general education for those awarded a silver medal, or a diploma of secondary vocational education with honors - 5 points; /p>
3) the presence of the status of winner and prize-winner of Olympiads from the list of Olympiads for schoolchildren established in Appendix No. 4 to the Rules for Admission to the University, which is not used to obtain special rights and benefits (regardless of the number of Olympiads) – 2 points. /p>
When admitting students to master's programs, the University awards points for the following individual achievements: /p>
1) the presence of one or more scientific publications, documented and completed without co-authorship (the original and a copy of the publication with information about the source of publication of the work indicating: ISBN, ISSN, LBC, source URL or RSCI; in their absence, the publication is not considered an individual achievement) – 2 points; /p>
Points for the achievement provided for in this paragraph are provided once, regardless of the number of publications.
10. Submission of documents for admission to study in electronic form.
Applicants to the O.E. University Kutafina (MSLA) can submit the documents required for admission in electronic form (if technically possible). In this case, the submission of documents is carried out by filling out the registration form (to be published from June 20)
12. University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL) does not conduct entrance tests using remote technologies.
14. There is no need for applicants to undergo a mandatory preliminary medical examination
15. Programs of entrance examinations conducted by the University independently, assessment criteria and grading scale:
17. Applicants to the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSLA) can submit the documents required for admission in one of the following ways:
· in person at:
Moscow, st. Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya, building 9 (metro station "Barrikadnaya", 10 min walk from the metro station);
· through public postal operators:
125993, Moscow, st. Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya, house 9, University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL), admissions committee.
· in electronic form:
in this case, documents are submitted by filling out the registration form via the link available from June 20 (subject to technical availability).
For those entering the branches - in person or by mail - to the addresses of the University branches:
Northwestern Institute (branch) of the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL) – 160000, Vologda, st. Maria Ulyanova, 18;
Volga-Vyatka Institute (branch) of the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL) - 610002, Kirov, st. Lenina, 99;
Orenburg Institute (branch) of the University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL) – 460000, Orenburg, st. Komsomolskaya, 50.