Altai State University (the city of Barnaul, the south of Western Siberia, Russia) is a federal state budget educational establishment of higher professional education.
Altai State University, founded in 1973, became the pioneer of classical education in Altai Region. Today the University is the center for development of classical higher professional education, fundamental and applied sciences, social and cultural life in the south of Western Siberia.
The University possesses significant research and staff potential. More than 900 teaching staff members collaborate here, including 97 doctors of sciences and 483 Ph.D. specialists. More than 18000 students are enrolled into academic studies on the 16 University schools. The University offers education in 52 specialties of higher professional education and 18 specialties of secondary professional education, 34 directions of Bachelor’s training and 32 directions of Master’s training, 56 Ph.D. and 16 doctoral scientific specialties.…
The University encompasses 6 branches, 3 Scientific and Research Institutes, 21 Re-training and Qualification Improvement Centres, South-Siberian Botany Gardens, Lake Krasilovo field practice, Art-gallery “Universum”, 7 Research centers. 17 scientific schools have been formed and are actively developing in the University. The University is the founder of 5 small innovative enterprises.
Within the framework of the University Strategic Development Program 2012-2016 supported by the Russian Federation Ministry of Education and Science five research-educational complexes (RECs) have been formed such as “Molecular biology, nano- and biotechnologies”, “Geoecological monitoring and prognostication of geosystems’ state for sustainable socio-economic development of the region”, “Institute for cooperation with Asian countries”, “Innovative educational programmes on priority trends of Altai and Siberia”, “Innovative infrastructure and university management system”.
Specialist’s Degree Programs
ASU offers students several Specialist’s Degree Programs. It is impossible to get the necessary skills within 4 years programs (Bachelor’s Degree Programs), that is why these programs last 5 years.
International Institute of Economics, Management and Informational Systems
- Economic security
Faculty of Chemistry
- Fundamental and Applied Chemistry
Faculty of Arts
- Concert Performing Art
Faculty of Psychology and Education
- Clinical Psychology
- Psychology of Employment Activity
- Pedagogics and Psychology of Deviant Behavior
Master’s Degree Programs
Choosing your Master’s Degree Program you choose to become a unique specialist with a great number of professional skills.
Applicants must have a Bachelor Degree to apply for Master’s Degree Program, but it should not necessarily be of the same speciality. You can choose any faculty and any program. Education can easily be combined with work and academic research.
Master’s Degree Program lasts for 2 years.
Master’s Degree Programs:
Major |
Master’s Degree Program |
History |
Historical research in terms of contemporary scientific knowledge |
International Relations |
International Cooperation (economic, political, law and cultural aspects) |
Topical issues of international relations |
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Foreign Regional Studies |
Topical issues of political, social and economic development of the region (China) |
Topical issues of political, social and economic development of Central Asian countries |
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Records Management and Archivistics |
Document systems and archives in a regional management system |
Museology and Cultural Objects and Natural Heritage Preservation |
Historical and cultural heritage: study, preservation and usage |
Russian Regional Studies |
Russia as part of Eurasia: history and modern times |
Regional management, intercultural communication and international cooperation of Russia |
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Economics |
Trade policy |
International economy |
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Asian market economy |
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Economic and social policy |
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Accounting, auditing and analysis |
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Management |
Innovative management |
Tax management |
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Banking and Finance |
Banking and finance |
Personnel Management |
Personnel management in a commercial organization |
State and Regional Management |
State and regional management |
Commerce |
Commercial activity in the commodities and services market |
Applied Informatics |
Applied informatics in financial management |
Information technologies in management of social and economic processes |
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Jurisprudence |
Constitutional and municipal law |
Criminal law, criminology, penal law |
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Criminal process, forensics, investigative activities theory |
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Theory and history of law and state, history of legal doctrines |
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Civil law, law of domestic relations, private international law |
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Labour law, social security law |
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Legal groundwork for Eurasian economic integration |
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Mathematics and Computer Sciences |
Mathematical and computer modeling |
Information technologies in education |
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Information security of educational networks |
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Applied Mathematics and Informatics |
Computer software |
Mathematic methods and information technologies in ecology and environmental management |
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Physics |
Physics of nano systems |
Physical methods and information technologies in medicine |
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Radiophysics |
Electromagnetic waves in the environment |
Information Security |
Information security of automation systems |
Informatics and Computers |
Microprocessor systems |
Chemistry |
Analytical chemistry |
Organic chemistry |
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Physical chemistry |
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Nanoengineering of functional and biomimetic materials |
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Modern problems of chemistry education |
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Technosphere safety |
Complex safety, human safety and resource conservation as parts of life safety |
Biology |
Botanics |
Vertebrata zoology |
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Biochemistry and molecular biology |
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Ecology |
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Industrial microbiology |
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Physical and chemical biology and biotechnology |
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Clinical biochemistry and physiology |
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Human and animal physiology |
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Information technologies in biological education |
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Ecology and Environmental Management |
General ecology |
Agroecology and rational environmental management |
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Environmental management |
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Philology |
Theory and practice of speech communication |
Russian literature |
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Language in terms of polyculture |
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Philological basics of translation |
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Linguistic integration of Eurasian cultural resources |
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Journalism |
Theory and methodology of journalistic work |
Philosophy |
Social philosophy |
Political Science |
Political management and PR |
Religious Studies |
State and confessional policy and ethno-religious processes |
Geography |
Information technologies in study and management of natural and anthropogenic systems |
Landscape planning and design |
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Geographical basics of stable recreational and touristic development |
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Area planning |
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Country studies and international tourism |
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Service |
Modern methods and technologies of service in social and cultural area |
Tourism |
Tourism and tourism markets: global, national, regional |
Tourism: design and management of touristic and recreational systems |
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Sociology |
Sociology of law |
Sociology of management |
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Sociology and ethics of business |
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Social Work |
Organization and management in social work |
Innovative technologies of population social security |
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Psychology |
Psychology of personality |
Psychology of health |
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Psychological, medical and biological basics of human safety |
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History of Arts |
History of Russian arts (history of architecture, visual art, applied and decorative art) |
Professional education |
Applied and decorative art and design |
Textile and Costume Art |
Costume artistic design |
Hostel
Currently, the campus of ASU has the ability to accommodate those who wish for a long period of residence in conditions of increased comfort. To do this, ASU created superior roomsin the hostel № 5 at ul. Chervonnaya, 5.
Students who have signed a tenancy agreement can move into superior rooms on the campus of AltSU, according to a personal statement submitted to the campus, 215M. Accommodation in these rooms is paid according to the order of the cost of living. There are wonderful conditions for living here: a separate room is available for living, fully equipped with furniture and necessary equipment. This allows you to have a personal space and equip it to your own taste and needs. Due to the smaller number of residents, it is easy to establish communication and relationships in the section and create an atmosphere close to family. The sections, the corridor and the kitchen on the higher comfort floor are serviced by the hostel staff who maintain comfort, cleanliness and order.
If there is a need for short-term accommodation in the city of Barnaul, ASU hostels have the possibility of temporary settlement for up to 1 month in hotel-type rooms for business travelers. Rooms for seconded employees are located in hostels №1 and №5.
Rooms for business travelers can use for living as students of the correspondence form during the session and certification tests, as well as employees of branches of ASU, as well as employees and students of other universities at the invitation of AltGU. The cost of living can be found here. You can move into rooms for business travelers on the basis of a certificate – a call to a session (for correspondence students) or at the request of the inviting party. An application for accommodation in rooms for business travelers is provided at 215M. Accommodation is paid for at the university cash desk (103M) or through the terminals of any bank using the details of ASU.
City
Barnaul is located in the forest steppe zone of the West Siberian Plain, on the left bank of the Ob River, at the confluence of the Barnaulka and the Ob.
The border with Kazakhstan is 345 kilometers (210 mi) to the south, which makes Barnaul the closest major city to the Altai Mountains. The city is also situated relatively close to the Russian border with Mongolia and the border with China.
The humid continental climate of Barnaul is defined by its geographical position at the southern end of the Siberian steppe: it is subject to long winters, with an average of −15.5 °C (4.1 °F) in January, but also enjoys a short warm season in the summer with an average temperature of 19.9 °C (67.8 °F) in July. Temperatures can vary in the extreme, from below −45 °C (−49 °F) in the winter to above 35 °C (95 °F) in the summer.
The climate is relatively dry. The average precipitation in the area is 433 millimeters (17.0 in) per year, 75% of which occurs during the region’s warmer season.
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