Slavic Institute official. Forms of training in physical education

Everyone, everyone who loves freebies, welcome to MSI. Perhaps 20 years ago, it was a really worthy university, but now.... My friend is studying there at the Faculty of Foreign Languages. During the entire period of her studies, she did not have a single good review about the university or the educational system. 1. At this university, you will not have internships abroad (as they promise on the official website of MSI). 2.you may not appear there for months, but you will pass the entire session and tests. 3. You will be given completely unnecessary subjects, for example: logic, mathematics, concepts of modern natural science, Fundamentals of information security in professional activities (sounds promising, doesn’t it?) And what’s most interesting is that the teachers of these disciplines themselves cannot say how your profession will be connected with these subjects, where the last 3 disciplines are taught by the same teacher, who will say in each pair that it is clear to him that your level of knowledge is equal to zero and will give you formulas that are half the size of a sheet of paper, will read material copied from the Internet and tell in a language understandable to mathematicians. In these pairs you will simply waste your precious time. 4. There are simply catastrophically few hours allocated to the language, only 4 pairs per week, during these 4 pairs you will have a lot of material mixed in from home reading grammar and so on, but in reality this does not increase your knowledge. And if we talk about listening, then this is completely sad, you simply don’t have it. They will tell you to listen to the tests written in the textbook and that’s it. As for practicing speaking English during these 4 pairs - forget it, you can speak Russian. During these years of study, the teacher never tested her speaking ability, the teacher only checked exercises, texts and that’s it. And to tell the truth, over the years, her level of language knowledge has only worsened (she went to all classes and always did all her homework). But this is not even scary, something else is worse: when she went there for her first year, she was very happy at first, she’s just a fan of the English language, don’t feed me bread, let me translate something, and in the end she developed an aversion to this subject. The fact is that her classmates turned out to be at completely different levels of the English language, some still don’t know how to construct an affirmative or negative sentence, and imagine what it’s like to sit in this group and repeat completely simple things from lesson to lesson, because many classmates skip and come to hand in their English debts during English classes, believe me, when you hear this text 100 times already, you just want to get up and hit this careless classmate on the head. 5. The dining room leaves much to be desired. There you can try various buns, sandwiches, pizza, mashed potatoes or buckwheat with meat or fish, you can try salads, BUT all of the above is brought by a man in a white van, all of the listed products do not have a manufacturer, date of production, composition, and so on. , oh yes, mashed potatoes, buckwheat, meat, salads, fish, brought by the same uncle and, as written above, goods without an expiration date or composition. 5. Women's restrooms. A fine of 1,500 rubles is written on the doors for those who smoke. Haha made me laugh. All smoking artists go to the toilet to smoke, and the saddest thing is that the university staff also go to the toilets to smoke, then you can’t even go to the toilet for a second, the smell is just terrible. And yes, there is also some kind of balcony facing the street, where only the staff goes (to smoke), although on the doors it is written in black and white “the fine for going out to the balcony is 500 rubles.” 6. No, there are also good teachers, for example, in English, German, phonetics, stylistics, linguistics, economics, history, and jurisprudence. 7. Conclusion - run away from there without looking back. My friend did just that, she still continued to study foreign languages, including English, now she is a 3rd year student at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, but not at this institute, which she is still happy about.

I graduated from this university a long time ago - the Faculty of Law, now at least go and study again. I tried, I studied, but there was never a learning process. Subjects such as labor law, arbitration law, and land law were simply not taught! They took money, but didn’t give lectures; they closed our tests and exams with abstracts. Then I liked it there (well, it was young and green), but now I understand that the university is bad! And you see how their license was taken away; half of the faculties are no longer there. Guys, honestly, despite the fact...

2019-01-15

Graduated from this university in 2015. I think that those who wanted to learn received an excellent foundation in design. Anyone who wanted everything put in his mouth probably writes all sorts of negative things. I have never regretted entering this university and the teachers are excellent. I have already graduated from the Faculty of Design for 3 years and I still go to my teachers to improve my skills! Yes, there were some organizational difficulties, but everything was resolved. In the end, I am proud of my diploma, and everything worked out for me. But quitters...

2018-09-05

For some time I doubted whether to go to study at MSI. Derzhavin was embarrassed by the low price of tuition. But I listened to the advice of friends who said that the teachers here are excellent, and I didn’t regret it at all. In the vocal department we have all the necessary subjects: solo singing (with an accompanist), chamber singing, ensemble, solfeggio, harmony, piano, acting, music history, stage plasticity (taught by a current theater actress), etc. Vocals are taught Elizabeth...

Studied at the Faculty of Law, part-time and part-time. Class of 2013. I liked it. The teachers are good and explain everything clearly and “on your fingers”, and not from textbooks. Yes, it comes across much better. Teacher Smotrin is a walking storehouse of knowledge and a good storyteller. A friend studied full-time at the State University of Education, so when we talk about legal topics, it seems that I know more than he does. In general, if you need to know the material well and “show-off” (such as a beautiful building and openwork curtains) is not important, come here! And you can read the textbooks yourself.

Good afternoon, I have been studying at this institute for 3 years, and there are very few positive emotions, there is corruption all around, no repairs, a careless attitude towards everything, I do not recommend going there.

I was lucky that I went to study at MSI. Organization of the educational process, attitude of teachers, technical staff. equipment, library - everything is at the highest level. It seems to me that those who criticize the university simply do not want to study, because at MSI you need to try. Separately, I would like to highlight the fact that the institute provides the opportunity to continue education. After graduation, I plan to enroll in graduate school. I know graduates who went to Europe to get a second education. I won't think ahead, but I'm almost sure...

To begin with, I want to say that MSI looks very good compared to other Russian universities! Unfortunately, this is the problem of our government that the money allocated for education does not reach where it is needed, plus in general the policy being pursued to completely discredit the existing education system. So, about MSI. I'm happy with everything. The price compared to average Moscow prices is very good. I’m finishing my studies this year and I’m happy with what I was given.

I'm studying at MSI now. It doesn’t matter what year! But I really like it! They raise prices! And where do you say they don’t raise them!??? We, at the Faculty of Costume Design, have teachers and, most importantly, our dean Rosa Markovna, who are the best! In costume design, painting, drawing, tattooing, computer graphics, sculpture and other subjects, the teachers are simply awesome! They invest their knowledge in us and allow us to realize ourselves. Decorative painting began this semester, thanks to Olga Nikolaevna for being so...

2012-02-24

I studied at the International Slavic Institute at the Faculty of Economics from 1994 to 1999. What ill-wishers write about our institute is partly nonsense. Yes, at MSI there are problems with the material and technical base, but these are flowers; once upon a time we started studying at Komenskaya in six classrooms in some Mechanical College. Now, of course, it’s also not very good compared to Pleshka, Moscow State University, MEPhI, etc., but still, this separate building is better than six classrooms. True, there is a canteen on Kolomenskaya...

For those who criticize MSI: there is no point in blaming the mirror if the face itself is crooked! MSI has problems with the material and technical base, but this is the same as other inventions of individual losers who do not want to first understand their own problems, educate themselves well and be ready to, in addition to what they taught, also STUDY ( which means - for those who are especially gifted - self-education, which in reality is the main goal of higher education) pales in comparison to the enthusiasm of the teaching...

2012-02-24

Well, yes, the building is certainly disgusting! Poor We, lawyers, sometimes do not even study in our classrooms! And everything is true about the teachers! They are simply wonderful! Although they speak unflatteringly about Solovyova (by the way, we have mutual dislike with her), whatever you say, she is a strong teacher! And if it weren’t for her, we wouldn’t even know half of what we know! My beloved Viktor Petrovich Alekseev! With it you will know exactly what TGP is! And here’s another thing, if you need knowledge and fun company - you’re welcome! Oh yes! Make a dining room!

2012-02-24

I am a third year law student. At first, of course, I was amazed by the hopeless freebie, but then everyone got used to it and were very happy. What frightens me the most is the design department, the pictures hung throughout our institute resemble an exhibition of children's drawings, the constant chaos in the corridors, the windows almost do not let in light, it is difficult to determine how long they have not been washed, the curtains are, on rare occasions, torn as if monkeys were jumping around the classroom. There's no need to talk about the buffet. But the best thing here...

2012-02-24

I graduated from MSTU. Bauman N.E. in 2000. Since 2001, I have been studying at the International Slavic Institute at the faculties of law and economics (second higher education). What ill-wishers write about our institute is complete nonsense. Everything here is very decent, good teachers and conditions for studying. Moreover, many of my friends and acquaintances (about 25 people) followed me to study with us and everyone is happy. If you want to gain knowledge, and not engage in squabbles and grow tails, then you need to...

Everyone is simply deeply mistaken. The MSI university is very cool, if you treat the dean’s office staff well, they will always help! Every summer MSI undergoes renovations! Very cool law school! Young team! The economic one is also not lagging behind, but they are already getting old! The dean of the Faculty of Law always tries to help students! Only the Faculty of Law constantly lacks classrooms for classes! In short, the institute is cool, I advise everyone to enroll!

I study at this “institute” in the acting department. Everything would seem to be fine and the teachers are good, and the pay is not high compared to other universities, and the distribution is good even compared to Gitis, Sliver and Pike, but my God, what horrors you have to go through to get to the end - boundless stupidity, ignorance and rudeness from the administration. Yes, many students need to be driven away, but they are kept, they need money. And there are many, many more problems of this type. In short, you can take the risk, but it’s better not to.

On June 28, the Department of Public and Political Relations of the Moscow Government registered the International Slavic University.

On December 5, 1994, the International Slavic Institute was created. The founders are the International Slavic University and the Russian Zemstvo Movement.

In 1995, a license was received from the State Committee for Higher Education of Russia (No. 16-200 dated March 16, 1995) to conduct educational activities at MSI.

On April 15, 1997, by Decree No. 272 of the Moscow Government, the International Slavic University was named after G. R. Derzhavin

In the city of MSI, it passed state accreditation for the first time (certificate No. 25-0821 dated December 20, 1999).

On December 23, 2002, the institute received state registration number 207717009 99 23.

The highest body of strategic management of MSI is the general meeting of the Founders of MSI.

Rectorate

Rector of MSI

Kim Alekseevich Smirnov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, President of the Cyril and Methodius Academy of Slavic Enlightenment and Education.

First Vice-Rector

Vladislav Aleksandrovich Studentsov, professor, candidate of historical sciences

Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs

Igor Mikhailovich Bratishchev, Doctor of Economics, professor, adviser to justice, State Duma deputy.

Koval Maxim Valerievich

Vice-Rector for Branch Relations

Mamontova Svetlana Viktorovna

Faculties

Psychology faculty

General information about AF

Dean of Faculty: Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Professor Bugrenkova T. A. The Faculty of Psychology prepares graduates in specialty 030301.65 (020400) “Psychology”. Qualification - Psychologist. Psychology teacher. Bachelor 030401 “Clinical Psychology”, qualification “Psychologist. Clinical Psychologist. Psychology teacher"

Forms of training in physical education

All forms of training are available:

full-time - 5 years (bachelor - 4 years);
part-time - 6 years (bachelor - 5 years);
part-time - 6 years (bachelor - 5 years);
distance learning - 6 years (bachelor 5 years);
second higher education - 3 years;
a shortened program for persons with secondary vocational education or higher vocational education at various levels - 3.5 years.

Specializations available:

clinical psychology (including speech therapy).

Diplomas for FP

It is possible to obtain three diplomas during training:

Psychologist - Manager,
Psychologist - Linguist,
Psychologist - Lawyer.

Postgraduate studies in FP

The Faculty of Psychology offers postgraduate studies in the following specialties:

general psychology, history of psychology and personality psychology.

Postgraduate students have the opportunity to defend their PhD degree in leading universities in Moscow and other cities of the Russian Federation.

Faculty of Foreign Languages

General information about foreign languages

Dean of the Faculty of Foreign Languages: corresponding member. International Cyril and Methodius Academy of Slavic Education, professor Pyotr Vasilievich Moroslin. Deputy Dean in foreign language: Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Vice-President of the International Cyril and Methodius Academy of Slavic Education, Doctor of Philology, Professor Alexander Stepanovich Mamontov. Good technical equipment (video classes and language and computer labs). Individual graduates of the faculty who have particularly proven themselves during their studies may be offered a job as a teacher of English and German at the faculty and/or admission to graduate school in the specialty 02/10/20 - comparative historical, typological and comparative linguistics, followed by defense of a dissertation for a candidate of philological sciences at RUDN University. The faculty employs highly qualified teachers, graduates of Moscow State Linguistic University (MSLU), Moscow State University. M. V. Lomonosova (MSU), Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN), among whom is Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Doctor of Philology, Professor A. S. Mamontov, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor E. G. Azimov, Doctor of Philology, Professor V. I. Bazylev, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor V. I. Kazarenkov, Doctor of Philology, Professor E. A. Krasina, corresponding member of the International Cyril and Methodius Academy of Slavic Enlightenment, professor P. V. Moroslin and others. The Faculty of Foreign Languages offers courses on studying Chinese, Russian as a foreign language, Spanish, Arabic, German, English And French languages. Groups are formed depending on the level of knowledge of students. The faculty is bound by cooperation agreements with a number of Russian universities, including RUDN University, State Institute of Russian Language named after. A.S. Pushkin and others. In addition to English and German, Spanish, Italian, French, Japanese and Chinese are offered as a third foreign language. Additionally, Slavic languages are studied - Bulgarian, Macedonian, Polish (optional). The faculty provides assistance in completing a 3-month language practice in the USA and Western European countries.

Form of training in a foreign language

Linguistics

Qualification: linguist, teacher; linguist, translator; linguist, English teacher.

Forms of training

full-time - 5 years;
part-time - 5 years.

Languages

Full-time education:

Required - English german; third language - Spanish, Italian.

Faculty of Economics and Entrepreneurship Organization

General information about FEiOP

Dean of the Faculty of FEiOP: Tatyana Evgenevna Nikitina, Ph.D., Associate Professor It was with FEiOP that our institute began. On September 15, 1993, the opening of the faculty and the institute as a whole took place. Upon completion of training, a state diploma is issued. All specialties and areas of FEiOP MSI have undergone licensing, certification and accreditation more than once. The last accreditation took place quite recently - in October-December 2009. By order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation No. 2341 dated December 15, 2009, on the basis of the conclusion of the state accreditation commission, MSI is accredited in the following specialties: 080105 - “Finance and Credit”, 080109 - “Accounting” accounting, analysis and audit", 080507 - "Organization Management", bachelor's degrees: 080100.62 - "Economics", 080200.62 "Management" and master's degrees: 080100.68 - "Economics", 080200.68 "Management" The faculty is implementing a comprehensive training program. As part of the educational process, lectures, seminars, round tables, and debates are held. The block of humanitarian disciplines is presented by teachers from Moscow State University, Leningrad State University, Russian State University, VEPI, Moscow State Linguistic University named after. M. Teresa, URAO, MGIMO, etc. Mathematical subjects are taught by teachers MSI, MEIS, MEPhI - this is the strongest mathematical and information component of the educational process. Economics teachers have the highest professionalism. These are the best representatives of leading economic universities in Russia and Moscow - REA, Financial Academy, MFEI, VEFI, MESI, MIU, VZPI, MPEI. Online video lectures are conducted for distance learning students. FEiOP provides students with the opportunity to use an electronic library, which contains educational and methodological materials on the disciplines of the curriculum. Full-time students are given a deferment from the army. It is obligatory for the organization of the educational process for students to undergo practical training in leading companies in Moscow and Russia. The faculty has its representative offices in the regional branches of the institute in the following places: Sofia, Kyustendil, Vratsa, Staraya Zagora, Bishkek, Volgograd, Kaliningrad, Kaluga, Petrozavodsk, Ulyanovsk.

Faculty of Law

General information about the Faculty of Law

Dean of the Faculty: Candidate of Legal Sciences, Candidate of Economic Sciences Proshin Vladimir Mikhailovich.

Member of the Federal Association of Law Universities of the Russian Federation.

Highly professional teaching staff of the faculty. The teachers are famous Russian scientists and representatives of Western scientific schools.

The Faculty of Law has existed since 1994. Since the first graduation in 1999, the faculty has been interested in the professional fate of graduates. Upon graduation (the first 3-4 years), 90% of graduates work in legal professions (Notaries, the Bar, the judiciary, law enforcement agencies, the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation, legal services in business structures and government organizations). Subsequently, 60% of graduates of the Faculty of Law of MSI successfully developed a career in the legal profession, 30% of graduates became professionally established as entrepreneurs and managers of business structures and state enterprises. According to feedback from the graduates themselves, the high-quality basic legal education received at our faculty played an important role in this.

Law students undergo internships in the structures of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, the Federal Registration Service, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other organizations. Many of the graduating students were accepted into service in these organizations, passed certification and serve in officer positions in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

5%-10% of law school graduates combine scientific activities in jurisprudence with law enforcement practice.

Close business relations with the Faculty of Law of Moscow State University, the Moscow State Law Academy, and universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. Active interaction with the educational and methodological association of law universities in the country.

The organization of the educational process at the faculty is based on the requirements of state educational standards of higher professional education and the recommendations of the Federal Association of Law Universities, of which MSI has been a member for several years.

Upon completion of training, graduates of the MSI Faculty of Law receive a state diploma

Departments of Law Faculty

Theories and histories of state and law
Civil law disciplines
Head of the department - Doctor of Law, Professor Sergey Valerievich Kalashnikov
Criminal law disciplines

Forms of study at the Faculty of Law

Full-time (5 years)
Part-time (6 years)
Part-time (Saturday) (5.5 years)
2nd higher (2.5 years)
Remote (6 years)

Faculty of Design

General information about the Faculty of Design

Dean of the Faculty: Associate Professor, Member of the Union of Artists, Head of the Department of Fine Arts Kozlov D. V. The MSI Faculty of Design was organized in 1995 by the Higher School of Design and Decorative Arts. The faculty provides training in specialty 052400 (“Design”) with qualifications: 052404 (Environmental Design) and 052403 (Costume Design). The cycle of general professional disciplines includes:

History of culture and art
History of design science and technology
Drawing
Painting
Sculpture and plastic modeling
Descriptive geometry and technical drawing
Information technology in design
Flower science and coloristics.

Departments of the Faculty of Design

Department of Environmental Design

Designer (environmental design).” The objects of design of this type of design are everything that surrounds us. It includes the design of interiors of premises for various purposes, from apartments to cinemas and shopping centers, and the design of entrance areas of various buildings with landscape design elements, as well as the creation of small architectural forms: sculptures, wall panels, fountains. In the learning process, the department uses advanced techniques, including the use of computer technologies. Over the course of 7 semesters, students are taught to design in 3Dmax/viz, ArhiCAD 6-9, AutoCAD 2004-05 systems.

Introduction to the specialty
Fundamentals of Composition in Environmental Design
Fundamentals of the theory and methodology of environmental design
Engineering and technological foundations of environmental design
Typology of architectural environment forms
Construction in environmental design
Layout in environmental design
Design in environmental design
Architectural and design materials science
Landscape design of the environment
Design and monumental and decorative art in the formation of the environment
Equipment and improvement of environmental facilities and systems
Fundamentals of ergonomics in environmental design
Organization of architectural and design activities
Computer technologies in environmental design
Psychology of Design

Teaching of special disciplines is carried out on the basis of original methods and individual approaches to content and teaching aids. The educational process at the department is provided by highly qualified personnel, including candidates and doctors of science, members of the Union of Artists and the Union of Designers of Russia and Moscow, and practicing designers.

Department of Costume Design

Produces specialists with the qualification “Designer (costume design)”. Students of this specialty are taught the basics of designing and constructing clothing, learning to create an individual style and apply creative solutions in creating an image. Much attention is also paid to creating collections of accessories, jewelry, bags, and hats that accompany the costume. Small group sizes allow teachers to work individually with each student, developing their personal creative abilities.

During preparation, students study such special disciplines as:

Propaedeutics (basics of composition in clothing design)
Costume design
History of costume and cut
Fundamentals of costume design theory and methodology
Costume design
Materials Science
Suit manufacturing technology
Project graphics
Computer design in clothing design
Execution of the project in the material
Costume layout
Components of the image (including hairstyle, makeup, etc.)
Modern technologies for manufacturing industrial clothing
Making hats
Batik
Knitwear manufacturing technology

Every spring, a creative report of the department is held, at which a display of models made by students is organized.

The Department of Costume Design pays great attention to expressive, emotional drawing. Sketching is an important part of this work. We teach how to draw from life, using only line, without shading or auxiliary diagrams. The time it takes to complete the sketch is no more than 2 - 3 minutes. The existing methodology makes it possible to intensively teach the image of a human figure, taking into account the characteristic features of the image.

Department of Fine Arts

The department is engaged in general theoretical and practical training of students. Practical classes in drawing and painting are held in the university’s classrooms and workshops, along with plein air trips to museums, parks in Moscow and estates near Moscow. In terms of theoretical training, students take courses in the History of Culture and Art, History of Design, Science and Technology, History of Costume and Cutting, and Color Science and Coloristics. The program of classes is targeted and provides for the general artistic training of students, taking into account their specialization.

Department of Information Technologies

The classrooms where students take classes are equipped with modern computers of the Intel Pentium IV generation, with the resources provided for working on them in such software packages as: Autocad, 3DMax, Archicad, CorelDrow, AdobePhotoshop, Adob Illustrator. Computers operate on a single network and have high-speed Internet access.

The department is taught by professionals in artistic computer graphics, illustration and layout. Along with standard applications necessary for working on a computer (MsWord, Excel, Power Point) and all of the above applications and packages, depending on specialization.

Acting department

Basic information about the acting department

The acting department was created in 1997 and became one of the first theater non-state universities in Moscow, which today has taken a serious position in the theatrical life of the capital.

Sergei Ivanovich Zemtsov (currently the dean of the Acting Faculty of the Moscow Art Theater School) made a great contribution to the formation of the department. At his invitation, such outstanding theater teachers as Professor Ivan Mikhailovich Moskvin-Tarkhanov and Professor Tatyana Ilyinichna Vasilyeva came to work at the MSI. Their talent, their authority, their friendliness and cordiality, their energy and invaluable experience, their selfless love for their work - all this from the very beginning set the highest level of professional training and made training at the MSI Acting Faculty no less prestigious than in the oldest theater universities . The first artistic director was the chief director of the Moscow MOST Theater Evg. I. Slavutin. His theater helped the faculty in a serious test. When there was a fire in 1997 and the faculty found itself on the street, the theater provided a platform for classes free of charge, and then the “fire victims” enjoyed its hospitality for several more years.

The first graduation performance in this course was staged by a wonderful teacher, associate professor of the Moscow Art Theater School S. V. Shentalinsky.

The head of the first issue was Ivan Mikhailovich Moskvin-Tarkhanov. His wisdom and tact, his family Moscow Art Theater culture and, without exaggeration, his pedagogical genius made it possible for our children to feel included in a great theatrical tradition. Professor of stage speech Tatyana Ilyinichna Vasilyeva, a former wonderful actress, also played a huge role in this. The first class was lucky, as they say, to receive first-hand that amazing atmosphere of respect and love for students, for their work, without which there is and cannot be art. It is symbolic that Tarkhanov and Vasilyeva, graduates of the Moscow Art Theater School-Studio of the first graduating class, passed on to our first graduates everything that they had accumulated over many years of their teaching and theatrical work. Their very appearance at the institute made the life of the faculty significant and interesting, and this feeling lives inside everyone who worked with them to this day.

The second intake at the MSI Acting Faculty was conducted in 1998 by People's Artist of Russia Professor Lyudmila Ivanovna Ivanova. The star of the legendary era of Sovremennik, one of Eldar Ryazanov’s favorite actresses, she brought all her excitement to the life of the faculty, all her faith in the victory of talent over dullness. Lyudmila Ivanovna is a surprisingly kind-hearted person by nature, and her students always feel under real maternal care. In the theatrical world, which is sometimes very cruel, this quality of hers is difficult to overestimate.

A big event for the formation of the acting department was the arrival of Professor Yuri Mikhailovich Avsharov to the faculty. Yuri Mikhailovich is a living legend of theater pedagogy. “I am a student of Avsharov” - the magic of these words is known to all students of theater universities. In 1999, he took a course where he managed to create a truly creative atmosphere, and not only instill in students a love for the school where they study, but also to feel like full-fledged creative individuals. Educating not just an artist, but above all a creative personality is Avsharov’s credo. Several graduates from this course received an invitation to stay at the faculty and try themselves in theater teaching work. This is how a new generation of theater teachers arises - teachers who graduated from our institute and teach in their native walls. This is a guarantee that the MSI Acting Faculty will continue to develop.

In 2001, the faculty received state accreditation. Three graduations have already taken place, they confirmed the competitiveness of our graduates in the professional theater world. Actors who have received our diploma work in many capital theaters (Taganka Theater, Satire Theater, Stanislavsky Theater, Gorky Moscow Art Theater, New Drama, Jewish Theater, Anatoly Vasilyev Theater, Roman Viktyuk Theater, Clown Theater under the direction of Teresa Durova, Cool theater, etc.), participate in popular television projects, act in films and television series). This success of young artists is not accidental, because the main thing that the acting department can be proud of is the brilliant galaxy of theater teachers from the best theater institutes in Moscow, gathered under the roof of the MSI.

The Department of Acting is headed by People's Artist of Russia Professor Yuri Mikhailovich Avsharov. The department employs: People's Artist of Russia Professor L. I. Ivanova, People's Artist of Russia G. A. Frolov, Chief Director of the New Drama Theater V. V. Dolgachev, Chief Director of the Moscow Theater "MOST" E. I. Slavutin, directors working in different theaters in Moscow: V. G. Baicher, V. A. Bogatyrev, V. V. Belyaykin, A. A. Ogarev, associate professors S. V. Shentalinsky, L. N. Novikova, L. K. Nekrasova, Art. teacher V. A. Kharybina.

The Department of Stage Speech was created by Professor Tatyana Ilyinichna Vasilyeva. In 2003, after her death, Professor Viktor Vladimirovich Markhasev became the head of the department. The work of the department has been awarded prizes at all-Russian competitions (Yakhontov competition, 2000 - Kunitsyn Prize). In 2003, in the course of Professor Yuri Mikhailovich Avsharov, a play based on Homer’s Iliad was staged (the directors of the production were stage speech teacher, associate professor Natalya Ivanovna Nechaeva and young talented director Vladimir Belyaykin). This unique thesis became a participant in the Podium 2003 festival. The department employs T. S. Fedyushina, E. N. Borzova, E. A. Yuryeva, and vocal teachers I. K. Mustafina, S. I. Tugutova and K. M. Ivanov.

The faculty pays great attention to stage movement and plastic expressiveness. Associate Professor V.A. Sazhin did a lot to ensure that class-concerts on stage movement turned into real graduation performances. Now this work is continued by teachers A.V. Bachurin, A.A. Zharkova, as well as dance teachers R.I. Stroganova, A.E. Melovatskaya and T.M. Borisova.

In addition to special disciplines, the faculty teaches general education subjects - a person who has received an MSI diploma must be comprehensively educated. Our goal is to produce not just artists, but people of high culture, with a broad outlook. Over the years of the faculty's work, legendary teachers taught students: Professor N. A. Krymova, Professor V. A. Ryapolova. An outstanding theater scholar, Professor V. Yu. Silyunas oversees the department of theater history. The institute today employs famous theater critics and theater experts G. G. Demin, O. I. Galakhova, candidate of art history A. Yu. Smolyakov, and young teacher M. S. Sokologorskaya. The course of Russian literature is taught by the candidate of philological sciences T. S. Korpacheva, the course of philosophy is taught by the candidate of philosophical sciences O. V. Kataeva. French classes are taught by teacher R. A. Kiselev.

The diploma performances of the MSI Acting Faculty are popular with the audience and receive prizes at professional shows and theater festivals.

The first sign of the popularity of the theater school is the appearance of its abbreviated name, which has become commonly used among students and applicants. I am sincerely pleased that in recent years the Acting Department of the International Slavic Institute has begun to be called simply “Slavyanka”.

Faculty of Vocal Arts

General information about the vocal department

The vocal department was created in September 2001 on the initiative of the wonderful Russian singer, People's Artist of Russia Elena Konstantinovna Ivanova, together with the outstanding vocalist of our time, People's Artist of the USSR and Russia, Lenin Prize laureate Zara Alexandrovna Dolukhanova.

The Faculty of Vocal Arts "Belcanto" is the only one and unique of its kind, since in addition to disciplines special to all music universities, vocal departments, unique teaching methods of the Italian vocal school are used based on the methods of the Academy of Music "Santa-Cecilia" Rome.

At the vocal department, increased attention is paid to the study of foreign languages, students are trained in Italian, French, German, and English, the knowledge of which is so necessary now in world opera and concert practice. The training of students at the Belcanto vocal department is focused on international connections that are now necessary in the open world. Also, increased attention is paid to the education of manners and behavior of students on stage and in everyday life. The training program includes a full list of subjects studied at the Moscow Conservatory and Gnessin Institute.

Concert practice during the training period takes place at the best concert venues in Moscow and abroad on radio and television.

Vocal Faculty Specialties

Academic vocals;
Pop vocals;
The art of musicals and operetta.

About the university

The International Slavic Institute is an autonomous non-profit higher educational institution that educates not only citizens of Russia, but residents of other countries. The active use of improved educational programs, an extraordinary approach to the learning process and the search for qualitatively better areas for training highly qualified personnel allow it to exist with dignity in the international educational space.

MSI was established in 1994, and later entered the top five non-state universities in Russia. In 2009 he passed state accreditation, and in 2010 received a license to carry out his professional activities.

This is a truly elite institution that meets all current pan-European quality standards and levels of teaching, as well as professional training of specialists.

Getting an education at MSI

At the moment, MSI has 8 branches located within the Russian Federation and 3 divisions in neighboring countries. The teaching staff is distinguished by highly qualified employees who are famous scientists, honored and people's artists of the best theaters of the capital, talented artists, etc. Among them there are teachers who hold honorary titles of doctors of science and professors.

The educational process of the university is based on a two-stage system: first, the student acquires professional skills at a bachelor’s or specialist’s degree, after completing one of which he has the opportunity to enroll in a master’s program and study there for two years. The institute accepts applicants from Russia and the CIS countries.

Undergraduate faculties:

vocal art, specialty - vocal art;
design, specialty - design;
foreign languages, specialty - linguistics;
psychology, specialty - psychology;
economics and business organization, specialties: management, economics;
legal, specialty - jurisprudence.

Specialty faculties:

acting, specialty - acting;
foreign languages, specialty - translation and translation studies;
psychology, specialty - clinical psychology.

Master's faculties:

economics and business organization, specialties: management, economics.

The educational programs of the institute are implemented in the following forms:

full-time;
part-time (in the evening);
correspondence (classic version - 2 sessions per year).

Upon completion of the MSI, the graduate is issued a diploma with all the accompanying symbols of the Russian Federation and a pan-European application.

Full-time students receive a deferment from military service for the period until they have secured their qualifying work. The institute organizes shortened forms and accelerated programs for obtaining higher education.

Postgraduate studies at MSI

Graduates who have received higher education have the right to pass the competition and be enrolled in the MSI graduate school. Training is carried out in full-time and part-time forms. Re-enrollment in graduate school is not permitted.

Postgraduate specialties:

finance, money circulation and credit;
general psychology;
economics and management of the national economy;
comparative historical, typological and comparative linguistics;
musical art.

Department of distance learning at MSI

The basis of such training is the student’s independent study of all disciplines, which is greatly influenced by the degree of his internal organization.

women who are unable to leave their home (for example, they are raising small children);
men whose work is carried out on a rotational basis;
individual entrepreneurs and people holding high positions;
young people living or working in foreign countries or in remote corners of Russia;
people who already have one or more higher educations;
students who have expressed a desire to receive a second education in parallel with the first.

Faculties:

economics and business organization;
legal;
psychology;
foreign languages (it is possible to study English, German, Spanish, Japanese, French or Italian).

Research activities of MSI

The institute regularly conducts various types of research.

The research work includes:

International activity. Representatives of the institute try to instill Slavic and Russian culture in foreign countries, and also take an active part in conferences, symposiums and seminars at the international level.
Publishing activities. Once a year the institute publishes its own magazine.
Derzhavinsky center. Within the walls of the MSI, readings are regularly held dedicated to the activities of Cyril and Mythodius, as well as Derzhavin readings, the purpose of which is to develop a patriotic worldview among young students.
All-Slavic Cathedral. Meetings are organized at which young people discuss the traditions of their ancestors and the main aspects of the Slavic idea.

Leisure time for MSI students

On the basis of MSI there is an educational theater in which diploma performances of graduates of the acting department are staged. Both students themselves and university graduates directly participate in them. The artistic director of the theater is director-teacher Mikhail Gorevoy.

schedule Operating mode:

Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri. from 10:00 to 18:00

Sat. from 10:00 to 15:00

MSI Gallery

general information

Educational autonomous non-profit organization of higher education "International Slavic Institute"

Index	18 year	17 year	16 year	14 year
Performance indicator (out of 7 points)	1	3	4	2
Average Unified State Examination score for all specialties and forms of study	69.93	-	55.47	67.46
Average Unified State Examination score of those enrolled on the budget	-	-	-	67.2
Average Unified State Examination score of those enrolled on a commercial basis	69.93	-	51.68	66.59
Average minimum Unified State Exam score for all specialties for full-time students enrolled	43.5	-	45.12	58.22
Number of students	61	223	1098	1348
Full-time department	24	14	288	409
Part-time department	2	4	77	201
Extramural	35	205	733	738
All data	Report	Report	Report	Report

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About MSI

This is a truly elite institution that meets all current pan-European quality standards and levels of teaching, as well as professional training of specialists.

Getting an education at MSI

Undergraduate faculties:

vocal art, specialty - vocal art;
design, specialty - design;
foreign languages, specialty - linguistics;
psychology, specialty - psychology;
economics and business organization, specialties: management, economics;
legal, specialty - jurisprudence.

Specialty faculties:

acting, specialty - acting;
foreign languages, specialty - translation and translation studies;
psychology, specialty - clinical psychology.

Master's faculties:

economics and business organization, specialties: management, economics.

The educational programs of the institute are implemented in the following forms:

full-time;
part-time (in the evening);
correspondence (classic version - 2 sessions per year).

Upon completion of the MSI, the graduate is issued a diploma with all the accompanying symbols of the Russian Federation and a pan-European application.

Postgraduate studies at MSI

Postgraduate specialties:

finance, money circulation and credit;
general psychology;
economics and management of the national economy;
comparative historical, typological and comparative linguistics;
musical art.

Department of distance learning at MSI

The basis of such training is the student’s independent study of all disciplines, which is greatly influenced by the degree of his internal organization.

women who are unable to leave their home (for example, they are raising small children);
men whose work is carried out on a rotational basis;
individual entrepreneurs and people holding high positions;
young people living or working in foreign countries or in remote corners of Russia;
people who already have one or more higher educations;
students who have expressed a desire to receive a second education in parallel with the first.

Faculties:

economics and business organization;
legal;
psychology;
foreign languages (it is possible to study English, German, Spanish, Japanese, French or Italian).

Research activities of MSI

The institute regularly conducts various types of research.

The research work includes:

International activity. Representatives of the institute try to instill Slavic and Russian culture in foreign countries, and also take an active part in conferences, symposiums and seminars at the international level.
Publishing activities. Once a year the institute publishes its own magazine.
Derzhavinsky center. Within the walls of the MSI, readings are regularly held dedicated to the activities of Cyril and Mythodius, as well as Derzhavin readings, the purpose of which is to develop a patriotic worldview among young students.
All-Slavic Cathedral. Meetings are organized at which young people discuss the traditions of their ancestors and the main aspects of the Slavic idea.