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Rosobrnadzor increased to 12 a list of universities, which are prohibited from taking students in 2014
Rosobrnadzor expanded the list of non -state universities who are prohibited from accepting students. To eight educational institutions that were banned earlier, four more were added, according to a message published on the website of the department.
"In accordance with Part 7 of Article 93 of Federal Law No. 273-ФЗ" On Education in the Russian Federation ", Rosobrnadzor banned the reception of four more educational organizations: the NOU VPO" Institute of Foreign Languages ", the Moscow Institute of Entrepreneurship and Law, the Institute of Theology and International Relations named after Mammadibu Ar-Roch and the Institute of Finance and Law," the message said.
Apparently, we are talking about two Moscow universities and two in Dagestan. According to Rosobrnadzor, these educational organizations did not confirm the elimination of violations identified during the inspections, in connection with which the department was initiated by administrative offenses and sent for consideration to the court.
Thus, the Institute of Foreign Languages "did not confirm the acquisition of the material and technical support necessary for the equipment of the training hall of court hearings and a specialized audience for conducting forensics in forensics."
In addition, the institution does not confirm the presence of educational and methodological documentation for the basic educational programs (areas of training 032700.68 Philology and 030900.68 Jurisprudence), and on the official website of the Institute on the Internet, mandatory information is not fully presented, according to Rosobrnadzor.
In the Moscow Institute of Entrepreneurship and Law, according to Rosobrnadzor, violations in the rules for receiving and the rules for the placement and updating of information about the educational organization on the official website on the Internet approved by the Russian government have not been eliminated.
The Institute of Finance and Law in Dagestan "does not provide a premises for a medical organization free of charge, which meets the conditions and requirements for the work of medical workers." Also, the university "did not eliminate the violation of the rules for the provision of paid educational services and did not submit educational and methodological documentation that meets the requirements of state educational standards."
In another Dagestan university - the Institute of Theology and International Relations - according to Rosobrnadzor, "access to the electronic library system is issued only from September 1, 2014, the library is not fully equipped with print media, and violations for the issuance of documents during the expulsion of students were not eliminated." There are also other violations.
It should be noted that the Institute of Foreign Languages was awarded the award of the Cambridge University of Cambridge. He also cooperates with the University of Michigan, according to the university website . In the university itself, a message about the ban was denied students. “Everything is in order with us. This is simply unhealthy competition. The issue is being resolved,” the educational institution Newsru.com said.
On Friday, July 11, the Federal Service for Supervision of Education and Science banned the set of students at eight universities. For non-fulfillment of the regulations of the department, in the established time limits, admission to the modern humanitarian Academy, the Higher School of Entrepreneurship, the International University of Restorative Medicine, the Institute of International Economic Relations, the Institute of Management and Informatics, the Moscow Tax Institute, the Economic and University of Economics and the Institute of Social Sciences were prohibited.
Thus, as of July 15, Rosobrnadzor banned the reception of 12 educational organizations. “By the end of the week, this measure will be applied to several more universities,” the department emphasized.
The suspension of a set of students threatens more than 200 state universities, the Minister of Education said
Problems with resolving students are soon awaiting state higher educational institutions of Russia. About this, as Interfax reports, said the head of the Ministry of Education and Science Dmitry Livanov. According to him, the "complete cessation of the set for training" will affect 220 branches of the state bodies. They themselves will be reorganized.
"Based on the 2014 monitoring results, in respect of 220 branches of state bodies, schedules of reorganization measures were developed and will be implemented, which, among other things, provide for a complete cessation for training in these branches this year," Livanov said at a meeting with the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev on the development of a higher education system. In addition, according to him, in 157 branches this year, a set for non -core specialties has already been stopped.
Livanov recalled that from September 2013 more than 300 licenses for the right to conduct educational activities in the non -state sector have been withdrawn. In total, according to him, in Russia there are 2350 organizations with an appropriate license, one thousand of which are head universities.
In the last three years, monitoring and other events, according to him, showed that a significant share of branches of state and non -state universities does not meet the minimum requirements. "Based on the results of monitoring this year, more than 1000 universities and branches did not fulfill the established threshold values of the indicators of activity," Livanov said.