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| East Siberian State Institute of Culture. Organization East Siberian State Institute of Culture. An excerpt characterizing the East Siberian State Institute of Culture |
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federal state budgetary educational institution higher professional education (FGBOU VPO) |
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Russia, Russia, Ulan-Ude |
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670031, Ulan-Ude, Tereshkova street, 1 |
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| Faculty | Chairs |
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| Humanitarian and cultural | department foreign languages and general linguistics Department of History Department of Cultural Studies Department of Pedagogy and Psychology Department of Theory and History of Arts and Literature Department of Physical Education Department of Philosophy Department of Ethnology and Folk Artistic Culture |
| Faculty cultural heritage and IT-technologies in the field of culture and art | Department of Library and Information Resources Department of Information and Communication Technologies Department of Museum Technologies and Heritage Protection |
| Faculty of Music | Department of vocal and instrumental performance Department of History, Music Theory and General Piano Department of Folk Instruments Department of Choral Conducting, Music Education and Sound Engineering |
| Faculty of directing, acting and visual arts | Department of Design Department of Stage Directing and Theatrical Performances Stage Speech Department Department of Theater Arts |
| Faculty of Dance | Department of Ballet Pedagogy Department of choreography |
| Faculty of Cultural Economics, Management and Production | Department of Management and Marketing Department of Service, Tourism and Recreation Department of Social and Cultural Activities Department of Economics of Spiritual Production and Entrepreneurship in Culture |
Postgraduate and doctoral studies
Postgraduate and doctoral students are trained in 6 specialties:
Scientific divisions
The institute also has 9 scientific departments:
- Information Technology Center
- Academy History Museum
- Science Library
- Department of Postgraduate and Doctoral Studies
- Center for Additional and Innovative Education
- Educational and methodological management
- Research sector
- Center for organizational and technological support of the educational process
- Scientific Center for Ethnography and Folklore
Infrastructure
- Dormitories
- Trade Union of Students
- Psychological service
- Sports and recreation camp "OSLIK"
- Public catering department
- Medical Center
- Internal Order Control Service
Education
To date, the educational process at the university is carried out in 39 specialties.
Scientific research
Research directions
The research activities of the Institute are currently carried out in the following areas:
- The development of the science of culture, as well as the history, current state and development trends of the cultural space of Siberia and the north of Russia.
- Ethnoculture of Siberia and the North of Russia.
- Capitalization processes of the cultural resource of the Baikal region.
- Folk artistic creativity and professional art of the region.
- Innovative processes in the museum, library and club business Eastern Siberia and Mongolia.
- Recreation, cultural service and tourism in Eastern Siberia and Mongolia.
- Cultural resources in the formation of a tourist cluster in Buryatia.
The university also publishes the peer-reviewed journal Vestnik VSGAKI, which includes articles on historical sciences, art criticism and cultural studies. The log contains information about scientific research and conference proceedings.
Creative and performing work (TIR) includes creative and performing teams, laboratories (including the Geser creative research laboratory), the Amadeus media center, as well as various festivals and competitions (“Sounds of Eurasia”, “ Wreath of Friendship”, “Baikal Cup”).
TIR sets itself the following tasks:
- Creation at the university of a system of interaction with Russian and international professional creative associations, associations, committees and unions.
- Organization and holding various events(master classes, workshops, festivals and competitions).
- Cooperation with enterprises, institutions, organizations and authorities, as well as with various categories of the population, including abroad.
- Creation of scientific and creative schools at the university, implementation innovative technologies and creative achievements in the socio-cultural sphere.
International activity
Strengthening interregional and international relations is one of the activities of the university. To date, the academy maintains ties with 30 states (Germany, China, Korea, etc.), as well as with foreign universities (Warsaw University, Central European University, Oxford University, Ohio State University). Further cooperation with the USA, Italy and Turkey is planned.
Cooperation with foreign partners is carried out in three areas:
- student exchanges, internships for teachers and graduate students,
- participation in scientific programs,
- organization and holding of international conferences and symposiums, as well as various creative events.
Since 2002, the university has been hosting a conference called "Cultural Space of Eastern Siberia and Mongolia", where the problems of culture and education, socio-pedagogical technologies, activities in the field of culture, education and leisure, as well as the history and development of the Baikal region and Mongolia are discussed.
Also, in the period from 2004 to 2011, several international conferences were held (“Actual issues of the history and culture of the countries of the peoples of the Asia-Pacific region”, “Theatrical art of Siberia: tradition and modernity”, “Russia-Mongolia: Cultural identity and intercultural interaction”) .
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An excerpt characterizing the East Siberian State Institute of Culture
Napoleon slightly turned his head back and pulled back his small plump hand, as if wanting to take something. The faces of his retinue, guessing at the same moment what was the matter, fussed, whispered, passing something to one another, and the page, the same one whom Rostov had seen yesterday at Boris, ran forward and respectfully leaned over the outstretched hand and did not make her wait for a single moment. one second, put an order on a red ribbon into it. Napoleon, without looking, squeezed two fingers. The Order found itself between them. Napoleon approached Lazarev, who, rolling his eyes, stubbornly continued to look only at his sovereign, and looked back at Emperor Alexander, showing by this that what he was doing now, he was doing for his ally. A small white hand with an order touched the button of the soldier Lazarev. It was as if Napoleon knew that in order for this soldier to be happy, rewarded and distinguished from everyone else in the world forever, it was only necessary that Napoleon’s hand deign to touch the soldier’s chest. Napoleon only put the cross on Lazarev's chest and, putting his hand out, turned to Alexander, as if he knew that the cross should stick to Lazarev's chest. The cross really stuck.Helpful Russian and French hands, instantly picking up the cross, attached it to the uniform. Lazarev looked gloomily at little man, with white hands, who did something over him, and continuing to hold him motionless on guard, again began to look directly into Alexander's eyes, as if he was asking Alexander: is he still standing, or will they order him to walk now, or maybe do anything else? But nothing was ordered to him, and he remained in this motionless state for quite some time.
The sovereigns sat on horseback and left. The Preobrazhenians, upsetting their ranks, mingled with the French guards and sat down at the tables prepared for them.
Lazarev was sitting in a place of honor; he was embraced, congratulated and shook hands by Russian and French officers. Crowds of officers and people came up just to look at Lazarev. The buzz of Russian French and laughter stood in the square around the tables. Two officers with flushed faces, cheerful and happy, walked past Rostov.
- What, brother, treats? Everything is in silver,” said one. Have you seen Lazarev?
- Saw.
- Tomorrow, they say, the Preobrazhensky people will treat them.
- No, Lazarev is so lucky! 10 francs for life pension.
- That's the hat, guys! shouted the Preobrazhensky, putting on a Frenchman's shaggy hat.
- A miracle, how good, lovely!
Did you hear the feedback? said the Guards officer to another. The third day was Napoleon, France, bravoure; [Napoleon, France, courage;] yesterday Alexandre, Russie, grandeur; [Alexander, Russia, greatness;] one day our sovereign gives a review, and the other day Napoleon. Tomorrow the sovereign will send George to the bravest of the French guards. It's impossible! Should answer the same.
Boris and his comrade Zhilinsky also came to see the Preobrazhensky banquet. Returning back, Boris noticed Rostov, who was standing at the corner of the house.
- Rostov! Hi; we didn’t see each other,” he told him, and could not help asking him what had happened to him: Rostov’s face was so strangely gloomy and upset.
“Nothing, nothing,” replied Rostov.
– Will you come?
- Yes, I will.
Rostov stood at the corner for a long time, looking at the feasters from afar. A painful work was going on in his mind, which he could not bring to the end. Terrible doubts arose in my heart. Then he remembered Denisov with his changed expression, with his humility, and the whole hospital with those torn off arms and legs, with this dirt and disease. It seemed to him so vividly that he now felt this hospital smell of a dead body that he looked around to understand where this smell could come from. Now he remembered this self-satisfied Bonaparte with his white pen, who was now the emperor, whom the emperor Alexander loves and respects. What are the severed arms, legs, murdered people for? Then he remembered the awarded Lazarev and Denisov, punished and unforgiven. He found himself thinking such strange thoughts that he was afraid of them.
The smell of Preobrazhensky food and hunger brought him out of this state: he had to eat something before leaving. He went to the hotel he had seen in the morning. In the hotel, he found so many people, officers, who, like him, arrived in civilian clothes, that he hardly managed to get dinner. Two officers from the same division as him joined him. The conversation naturally turned to the world. Officers, comrades of Rostov, like most of armies, were dissatisfied with the peace concluded after Friedland. They said that if they could hold on, Napoleon would have disappeared, that he had no crackers or charges in his troops. Nicholas ate in silence and mostly drank. He drank one or two bottles of wine. The inner work that arose in him, not being resolved, still tormented him. He was afraid to indulge in his thoughts and could not get behind them. Suddenly, at the words of one of the officers that it was insulting to look at the French, Rostov began to shout with fervor, which was not justified in any way, and therefore greatly surprised the officers.
“And how can you judge which would be better!” he shouted, his face suddenly flushed with blood. - How can you judge the actions of the sovereign, what right do we have to reason ?! We cannot understand either the purpose or the actions of the sovereign!
“Yes, I didn’t say a word about the sovereign,” the officer justified himself, who could not explain his temper to himself except by the fact that Rostov was drunk.
But Rostov did not listen.
“We are not diplomatic officials, but we are soldiers and nothing else,” he continued. - They tell us to die - so die. And if they are punished, it means that they are to blame; not for us to judge. It is pleasing to the sovereign emperor to recognize Bonaparte as emperor and conclude an alliance with him - then this is how it should be. Otherwise, if we began to judge and reason about everything, nothing sacred would remain that way. So we say that there is no God, there is nothing, - Nikolai shouted, striking the table, very inappropriately, according to the concepts of his interlocutors, but very consistently in the course of his thoughts.
“Our business is to do our duty, to fight and not to think, that’s all,” he concluded.
“And drink,” said one of the officers, who did not want to quarrel.
“Yes, and drink,” Nikolai picked up. - Hey, you! Another bottle! he shouted.
In 1808, Emperor Alexander traveled to Erfurt for a new meeting with Emperor Napoleon, and in high Petersburg society they talked a lot about the greatness of this solemn meeting.
In 1809, the proximity of the two rulers of the world, as Napoleon and Alexander were called, reached the point that when Napoleon declared war on Austria that year, the Russian corps went abroad to assist their former enemy Bonaparte against their former ally, the Austrian emperor; to the point that in high society they talked about the possibility of a marriage between Napoleon and one of the sisters of Emperor Alexander. But, in addition to external political considerations, at that time the attention of Russian society with particular vivacity was drawn to the internal transformations that were being carried out at that time in all parts of the state administration.
Life in the meantime real life people with their own essential interests of health, illness, work, recreation, with their own interests of thought, science, poetry, music, love, friendship, hatred, passions, went as always independently and outside of political proximity or enmity with Napoleon Bonaparte, and outside of all possible transformations.
Prince Andrei lived without a break for two years in the countryside. All those enterprises on estates that Pierre started and did not bring to any result, constantly moving from one thing to another, all these enterprises, without showing them to anyone and without noticeable labor, were carried out by Prince Andrei.
He had in the highest degree that practical tenacity that Pierre lacked, which, without scope and effort on his part, gave movement to the cause.
One of his estates of three hundred souls of peasants was listed as free cultivators (this was one of the first examples in Russia), in others corvée was replaced by dues. In Bogucharovo, a learned grandmother was issued to his account to help women in childbirth, and the priest taught the children of peasants and yards to read and write for a salary.
One half of the time Prince Andrei spent in the Bald Mountains with his father and son, who was still with the nannies; the other half of the time in the Bogucharovo monastery, as his father called his village. Despite the indifference he showed to Pierre to all the external events of the world, he diligently followed them, received many books, and to his surprise noticed when fresh people from Petersburg, from the very whirlpool of life, came to him or to his father, that these people, in the knowledge of everything that happens in the external and domestic politics, far behind him, sitting without a break in the village.
In addition to classes on names, except general occupations reading a wide variety of books, Prince Andrei was at that time engaged in a critical analysis of our last two unfortunate campaigns and drawing up a project to change our military charters and regulations.
| East Siberian State Institute of Culture (VSGIK) |
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| Reorganized | VSGIK→VSGKI→VSGIK |
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| Type | Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education (FGBOU HE) |
| Acting Rector | Perova Elena Yurievna |
| students | 3732 |
| PhD | 63 |
| The doctors | 56 |
| teachers | 329 |
| Location | Russia, Ulan-Ude |
| Legal address | 670031, Ulan-Ude, Tereshkova street, 1 |
| Website | vsgaki.ru |
The institute consists of 4 faculties, including 27 departments. The scientific library of the Institute has approximately 500 thousand copies, including 300 periodicals. The teaching staff of the institute includes about 300 people. The Institute is a member of the International Organization for the Preservation and Development of Folklore (UNESCO).
History
| Faculty | Chairs |
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| Humanitarian and cultural | Department of Foreign Languages and General Linguistics Department of History Department of Cultural Studies Department of Pedagogy and Psychology Department of Theory and History of Arts and Literature Department of Physical Education Department of Philosophy Department of Ethnology and Folk Artistic Culture |
| Faculty of Cultural Heritage and IT-technologies in the field of culture and art | Department of Library and Information Resources Department of Information and Communication Technologies Department of Museum Technologies and Heritage Protection |
| Faculty of Music | Department of vocal and instrumental performance Department of History, Music Theory and General Piano Department of Folk Instruments Department of Choral Conducting, Music Education and Sound Engineering |
| Faculty of directing, acting and visual arts | Department of Design Department of Stage Directing and Theatrical Performances Stage Speech Department Department of Theater Arts |
| Faculty of Dance | Department of Ballet Pedagogy Department of choreography |
| Faculty of Cultural Economics, Management and Production | Department of Management and Marketing Department of Service, Tourism and Recreation Department of Social and Cultural Activities Department of Economics of Spiritual Production and Entrepreneurship in Culture |
Postgraduate and doctoral studies
Postgraduate and doctoral students are trained in 6 specialties:
Scientific divisions
The institute also has 9 scientific departments:
- Information Technology Center
- Academy History Museum
- Science Library
- Department of Postgraduate and Doctoral Studies
- Center for Additional and Innovative Education
- Educational and methodological management
- Research sector
- Center for organizational and technological support of the educational process
- Scientific Center for Ethnography and Folklore
Infrastructure
- Dormitories
- Trade Union of Students
- Psychological service
- Sports and recreation camp "OSLIK"
- Public catering department
- Medical Center
- Internal Order Control Service
Education
To date, the educational process at the university is carried out in 39 specialties.
Scientific research
Research directions
The research activities of the Institute are currently carried out in the following areas:
- The development of the science of culture, as well as the history, current state and development trends of the cultural space of Siberia and the north of Russia.
- Ethnoculture of Siberia and the North of Russia.
- Capitalization processes of the cultural resource of the Baikal region.
- Folk art and professional art of the region.
- Innovative processes in the museum, library and club business of Eastern Siberia and Mongolia.
- Recreation, cultural service and tourism in Eastern Siberia and Mongolia.
- Cultural resources in the formation of a tourist cluster in Buryatia.
The university also publishes the peer-reviewed journal Vestnik VSGAKI, which includes articles on historical sciences, art criticism and cultural studies. The journal contains information about scientific research, as well as conference proceedings.
Creative and performing work (TIR) includes creative and performing teams, laboratories (including the Geser creative research laboratory), the Amadeus media center, as well as various festivals and competitions (“Sounds of Eurasia”, “ Wreath of Friendship”, “Baikal Cup”).
TIR sets itself the following tasks:
- Creation at the university of a system of interaction with Russian and international professional creative associations, associations, committees and unions.
- Organization and holding of various events (master classes, workshops, festivals and competitions).
- Cooperation with enterprises, institutions, organizations and authorities, as well as with various categories of the population, including abroad.
- Creation of scientific and creative schools at the university, introduction of innovative technologies and creative achievements in the socio-cultural sphere.
International activity
Strengthening interregional and international relations is one of the activities of the university. To date, the academy maintains ties with 30 states (Germany, China, Korea, etc.), as well as with foreign universities (Warsaw University, Central European University, Oxford University, Ohio State University). Further cooperation with the USA, Italy and Turkey is planned.
Cooperation with foreign partners is carried out in three areas:
- student exchanges, internships for teachers and graduate students,
- participation in scientific programs,
- organization and holding of international conferences and symposiums, as well as various creative events.
Since 2002, the university has been hosting a conference called "Cultural Space of Eastern Siberia and Mongolia", where the problems of culture and education, socio-pedagogical technologies, activities in the field of culture, education and leisure, as well as the history and development of the Baikal region and Mongolia are discussed.
About the university
East Siberian state academy culture and arts was opened in 1960 as the Library Institute, the third of the universities of culture in Russia. The opening of the institute played an important role in the cultural and scientific life of the Republic of Buryatia and the entire Eastern Siberia and the North. The peoples of Siberia Far East and the Far North had the opportunity to train their own personnel highest qualification for cultural institutions. From the first days, Moscow and Leningrad institutes culture. With their help, a fundamental library was created, they helped with scientific and pedagogical personnel. The Moscow and Leningrad schools were formed at the university. Well-known scientists D.A. Goldstein, N.S. Kartashov, V.K. Kreydenko, I.G. Morgenstern worked here.
Today FGOU VPO "VSGAKI" is one of the leading educational institutions among universities of culture Russian Federation, a recognized scientific and educational center of Eastern Siberia and the North. About 6,000 students study at the academy. Training is conducted in all forms of education.
The Academy trains personnel for the Republics of Buryatia, Sakha (Yakutia), Tuva, Kalmykia, Gorny Altai, Khakassia, Chita and Irkutsk regions, Aginsky and Ust-Orda autonomous regions, conducts training foreign students from Mongolia, China, Turkey, South Korea, Laos.
The structure of the academy includes 4 institutes, 2 faculties, 29 departments, postgraduate studies, dissertation councils, a center for additional educational services, an international department, a publishing and printing complex, scientific and educational laboratories, an opera studio, student theaters, a scientific library, branches and representative offices in Moscow. Irkutsk, Kyzyl, Chita, Yakutsk. On the shore of Lake Baikal there is a sports and health camp "Oslik".
The educational process at the academy is represented by the following levels: pre-university training, higher professional education(specialist, bachelor and master), postgraduate training (postgraduate studies), retraining and advanced training of managers and specialists in the profile of the university. The range of programs being implemented and the number of qualifications that take into account the needs of the region are growing. Currently, training is conducted in 24 specialties for the training of graduates (38 qualifications), 7 areas of training for bachelors; 2 areas of master's training.
The educational process, research work of students, the topics of term papers and final qualifying works are mainly focused on the practical activities of students with areas of production. The educational academic complex of culture, arts and socio-cultural technologies of Eastern Siberia and the North allows not only to form, together with the territories, the needs in the field of culture and art, to monitor the needs of specialists and work in order mode with consumers.
The information base is one of the best among the universities of culture and arts, it contributes to the introduction of modern educational technologies. IN educational process involved: 8 computer classes, 2 multimedia classes, 319 computers, of which 226 are connected to the Internet, a digital recording studio.
Fund scientific library Academy is about 500 thousand copies. An electronic catalog of the library has been created. Servicing readers in electronic mode is carried out by automating workplaces in the reading room and the information and bibliographic department of the library.
The Academy holds scientific and international conferences, symposiums, festivals and competitions. These are the conference "Cultural Space of Eastern Siberia and Mongolia" (together with the Mongolian State University of Culture and Arts), the scientific symposium "Baikal Encounters", international competition performers on stringed folk instruments of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region "Baikal Cup", festival-competition of national dances of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region "Wreath of Friendship". The university is recognized as an international leader in the technology of preserving and developing traditional cultures of numerous ethnic groups in the vast region of Siberia.
International cooperation is an important direction in the work of the academy. The multifaceted cooperation between ESGAKI and the Mongolian State University of Culture and Arts is expanding. Six joint scientific conferences were held. There is an interchange of students and teachers for internships and practices. So during the year, a number of teachers from the United States conducted classes with students in the specialties "choreography" and "art management". Teachers and graduate students of the academy have completed internships in China, the USA, Poland, Mongolia, and Germany.
FGOU VPO ESGAKI became the winner of the All-Russian competition "Window to Russia" in the nomination " Best Institute Arts" (1999).
In 2002, the Academy was awarded the French Gold Medal (SPI), awarded the international award "Crystal Iceberg" (Scandinavian countries) for the quality of training and contribution to strategic management. A star of the 9th magnitude in the constellation Aquarius is named after VSGAKI.
In 2004, the university was awarded a commemorative medal "The Best Employer of the Year".
In 2006, the Academy became a laureate of the National Prize "Leaders of the Russian Economy" for training competitive specialists, for contribution to social development region; Diploma of the International Academy of Management of the Academy awarded the title of "Regional Leader" in the nomination "Innovative Management Methods".
In 2008, ESGAKI was awarded the Golden Certificate of Quality - a sign of recognition of the university as a leader in its industry.
In 2009 "For outstanding merits and collective contribution to the development of enlightenment, education aimed at building the intellectual and professional potential of society and the state, contributing to the prosperity, glory and greatness of Russia with inclusion in the All-Russian National Register "The Best Universities of Russia" in the "Education Elite" section Russia" the Academy was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the National Academy for the Support and Development of Education.
In the same year, the academy was included in the "Reliable Reputation" register with the presentation of a Certificate and a Commemorative Medal; became the winner of the All-Russian competition "1000 best enterprises and organizations of Russia - 2008" in the nomination "The best enterprise in the field of culture and art in Russia" the academy was awarded a diploma and a medal; became the winner of the competition "Gold medal "European quality" in the nomination "100 best universities Russia" as the best university in Russia, which has achieved the most high results in the field of training specialists with higher education; was awarded the diploma of the laureate of the competition "100 best universities in Russia" in the nomination "The best regional profile university".
Over the years of activity, the East Siberian State Academy of Culture and Arts has trained more than 25,000 graduates who work throughout Russia and abroad. It is the graduates of the academy who today determine the strategy and tactics for the development of tourism, show business, professional art and traditional ethnic cultures, management and economics in these areas. They form the industry of leisure and recreation for children and adults, create conditions for the development of their creativity, work out the mechanisms for integrating various forms of business and entrepreneurship to create a foundation in the future, when culture and art will be considered as important components of the real sector of the economy.
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