Abodes of Knowledge

“Not everything is so smooth in our education system!” - you say? Who doesn't have problems now? Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs of the Faculty of World Politics of Moscow State University Mikhail Basharatyan and Head of the Department of Philosophy of the Academy of Labor and Social Relations Victor Baris, for example, will now have even more problems! They are suspected of receiving a bribe of 1 million rubles. for admission to graduate school and defense of a dissertation. Well, this is already a scandal, so scandalous! What injustice!? But the police caught them red-handed. And it all started with a seemingly harmless statement from one young man. They say that for admission to graduate school and successful defense of a dissertation, they demanded €30 thousand from him. Well, this is no longer an option! And who was talking about “brain drain”?

Compared to Moscow State University, another university in our country has three times more trouble! Where are the bribes ?! The educational institution has the status of a “methodological center in the field of implementation of vocational education for people with disabilities.” Moreover, it regularly receives grants for the unhindered education of people with disabilities. But in reality? In reality - the absence of a basic ramp at the entrance, high thresholds, narrow spans, inability to climb to the upper floors, lack of special toilets for the disabled. And now United Russia State Duma deputy Vladimir Burmatov is fighting for rights and opportunities. He sent requests to the Prosecutor General's Office and even to Rospotrebnadzor with a demand to pay attention to facts of violation of the rights of students with disabilities. That's right, that's right! Accessible education for everyone in the country is the main thing! But based on the results of the inspection, organizational conclusions will be made and universities that position themselves as accessible to study for people with disabilities will undergo additional inspection. And you say: “problems, problems!”