State University of GUU Management

State University of Management (GUU) is a Russian economic university, where as of July 2018 more than 15 thousand students study in 22 specialties and 52 specializations, about 1000 graduate students and doctoral students in 24 scientific specialties, annually undergo retraining and improve the qualifications of about 1.5 thousand specialists and heads of enterprises and organizations.

Areas of preparation

The University includes 6 educational institutes, which combine more than 40 departments and research units. Every year, the GUU undergoes retraining and improves the qualifications of about 4 thousand specialists and heads of enterprises.

As of July 2018, the university conducts studies in the following areas:

Bachelor degree

• Business computer science
• Hospitality
• State and municipal administration
• Innovatics
• Management
• Political science
• Applied informatics
• Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
• Advertising and Public Relations
• Sociology
• Human Resources Management
• Economy
• Law

Magistracy

• Hospitality
• State and municipal administration
• Innovatics
• Management
• Sociology
• Human Resources Management
• Finance and Credit
• Economy
• Law

History

2025: Inclusion of the Axiom 3.0 solution in the program of areas "Applied Informatics" and "Business Informatics"

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2017: Abolition of amalgamation with MGUA

On July 31, 2017, the Minister of Education and Science of Russia Olga Vasilyeva signed the Order on the abolition of the reorganization of the State University of Management and the Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafin into a single university.

2016: Joining the Kutafina MGUA

In the spring of 2016, the State University of Management was annexed to the Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafin.

The order of the Ministry of Education and Science on the accession of the State University of Management (GUU) to the Moscow State Law Academy (MGUA) turned into a scandal in both universities. Students and some of the teachers of GUU were outraged by this decision: the first do not like the loss of the brand of the university of management, for which they entered the university, the second fear the closure of departments and layoffs. MGUA students are also unhappy with the unification. Rectors promise that there will be no layoffs, and both universities will become equal divisions of the new university.

The order to reorganize the GUU and MGSA signed by Minister Dmitry Livanov was published on the website of the Ministry of Education and Science on April 12. The document said that the reorganization is being carried out "in the form of joining the GUU to the MGSA as a structural unit." It was emphasized that "the property assigned to the GUU is fully assigned to the MGSA"; the university management was ordered to "ensure the closure of accounts in the federal treasury and the transfer of balances to the accounts of the Moscow State Law Administration." The branch of the GUU in Obninsk was also transferred to the Academy^[1] of^[1] indicated^[1].

As students and teachers of the University of Management told Kommersant, this news turned out to be a complete surprise for them - they learned about the fate of their university from the media.

"It turned out that in March the academic council unanimously voted to join," a GUU teacher told Kommersant, who asked not to be named. "But no one found out about it. According to the law, the agenda of the council meeting is published in advance on the university website - and there was no such item. "

The students were the first to be outraged - they united in the group "Save GUU" and created an online petition against joining MGUA.

"First of all, we do not want our university to be liquidated, so that it is put in a subordinate position," Elena Glushkova, a third-year student, lists the students' claims. "We are a well-known multidisciplinary university, with international partners. Why should we join the academy? It's some sort of takeover. "

Students do not want to lose the GUU brand, which is already known in the labor market. "For three years I have been paying for my studies and I want to show the employer a diploma from the university of management, and not from some other university," says Ms. Glushkova. However, students of the Moscow State Law University are also unhappy - there are a lot of discussions on the university's social networks about the tragic future of the academy after "merging with some unknown charaga."

"Talk about joining our university has been going on for several years. We do not have land, but a lot of paid students are also a resource, - says the teacher of GUU. "The former rector Vladimir Godin came from our university, wanted to preserve it and resisted these proposals." However, in May 2015, the Ministry of Education and Science replaced the rector, and the university was headed by Vladimir Stroev. Previously, he worked in the Ministry of Education and Science and Rosobrnadzor, then headed the private First Moscow Law Institute (established by the Moscow State Law Institute in 1992).

"Naturally, he led his team, in December 2015 the scientific council was updated, and his people entered it," Kommersant's interlocutor said. "And in March they voted to join the Moscow State Law Administration. No one asked our opinion "

According to the teacher of the university, the professors support the protest of students, but they themselves are afraid to speak out.

"We have 70% of the teaching staff this year ending the contract, they should be re-elected by competition," she explains. "In a number of departments, even the competition is still not open, and people are afraid of losing their jobs."

"There is no absorption," says Viktor Blazheev, rector of the Moscow State Law University. "We are talking about the unification of universities - albeit by joining GUU to us."

According to him, such a wording appeared in the order so that property and financial issues would not "hang." "But in the end, a new university will appear, with a new name," he promises. "And two universities will be independent and equal divisions."

The head of the GUU, in turn, assures that the proposal to unite was discussed both with the team and with the student councils of both universities. He does not plan layoffs: "We practically do not intersect with MGUA in the areas of training, so there will be no extra teachers."

"This year everyone will receive old diplomas, and then - documents of a new university," said Mr. Blazheev. "I do not think that employers will have questions. Both we and GUU have already changed their names. The main thing is the level of training. "

1998: Renamed State University of Management

On August 8, 1998, by order of the Ministry of General and Professional Education of the Russian Federation, based on the results of state certification and accreditation, the State Academy of Management received university status and was renamed the State University of Management.

1991: Transformation into the State Academy of Management

By a decree of the Council of Ministers of February 5, 1991, the MIU was transformed to the State Academy of Management named after Sergo Ordzhonikidze. A new important and at the same time difficult stage in the life of the university began, associated with the tragic events of August-December 1991, when the Soviet Union ceased to exist.

1975: MIEI transformed into the Moscow Institute of Management

After much deliberation, discussion and debate at various levels, the Moscow Institute of Engineering and Economics was transformed into the Moscow Institute of Management. The order of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education on this transformation was signed on March 28, 1975.

In response to the challenges of time and in accordance with the new plans for the development of the national economy of the USSR, a new department was created at the Faculty of Engineering in February 1975 - management organizations in the machine-building industry.

1950: The beginning of the transformation of the university in the direction of the theory of production management

A new page in the history of the university and domestic management education was opened in the 50-60s of the twentieth century. Then scientific directions were created at MIEI, which were engaged in the development of the foundations of the theory of production control. The inspirer of this direction was the new rector of the Olympics Vasilievna Kozlova.

Olympiad Vasilievna managed to defend her ideas in the face of the then bureaucracy and successfully implemented them, later in 1975 creating the first Moscow Institute of Management in our country.

Already in the late 50s. MIEI became the head university in many engineering and economic specialties. This imposed certain obligations, including the development of programs and guidelines for students, especially the correspondence department.

1930: Transformation into the Moscow Engineering and Economic Institute (MIEI)

In 1930, the Moscow Industrial and Economic Practical Institute was transformed into an engineering and economic institute. In 1932, the institute was named after Sergo Ordzhonikidze.

1919: Transformation of the technical school into the Moscow Industrial and Economic Practical Institute

A special commission of the People's Commissariat of Industry and Trade got acquainted with the work of the technical school. She positively assessed the state of work of the educational institution and concluded that for such a high-quality and having a solid educational and material base of the educational institution, the level of the technical school is insufficient. All arguments in favor of changing the training system for the relevant personnel were set out in a letter from the training department of the People's Commissariat of Industry to the People's Commissar.

Further, the letter put forward a decision to rename industrial and economic technical schools:

Their industrial and economic institutions will be most suitable.

This is how the Moscow Industrial and Economic Practical Institute appeared. Legally, the institute existed since April 30, 1919. But classes began under higher education programs in November 1919. Scientific work was headed by S.P. Vinogradov, who was at this post from 1919 to 1923.

The real formation of the university took several years. It changed in accordance with the new requirements for the development of the country's economy. A great contribution to this process was made by the Vice-Rector of the Institute E. A. Satel - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor one of the founders of the Soviet school of mechanical engineering technology.

1918: The Moscow Industrial and Economic College is organized on the basis of three schools

After the October Revolution and the liquidation of private property relations, commercial educational institutions ceased to exist in Soviet Russia. On the basis of many of them, new ones arose - industrial, economic, financial and planned profiles.

A striking example of the creation of such educational institutions was the Moscow Industrial and Economic College, organized in 1918 on the basis of the Alexander and Nikolaev commercial schools and the Women's Trading School named after Emperor Nicholas II. One of the initiators of the creation and the first director of the college was P. I. Shelkov, who served as head from 1918 to 1924.

1885: Alexander Commercial School is being created

In 1885, the Alexander Commercial School was created. His work was built on the most advanced methods of teaching and educating students. At the base of the school was the chairman of the Moscow Exchange Committee, a famous entrepreneur, public figure and historian, one of the ideologists of the large commercial and industrial bourgeoisie N. A. Naydenov.

It was the Moscow merchants, grouped around the Moscow Exchange, who took the initiative to organize a commercial school under the Ministry of Finance. Its first director was Alexey Vasilievich Letnikov. He was also known as a major professional education specialist.

The best representatives of the Moscow merchants gathered in the Board of Trustees of the school - A.N. Naydenov, P.N. Tretyakov, A.K. Trapeznikov, A.A. Kolli, I.K. Baklanov, S.V. Alekseev, D.P. Botkin. These were people about whom the famous public figure V.V. Stasov said:

And always, in everything, they have the public good in the first place, taking care of the benefits of the whole people.

Commercial education not only gave the personnel necessary for entrepreneurship, was its class school, but also allowed merchants to self-realize in a socio-political sense.

The Alexander School has become one of the most advanced and famous educational institutions. In it, students received a deep and at the same time universal education. In addition to classrooms, chemical and physical rooms, a commodity laboratory, a training office (for practice), a library, and other educational and auxiliary premises were equipped with the latest science and technology. All curricula of the school were approved by the Ministry of Finance by agreement with the Ministry of Education on July 11, 1885.

The form for the pupils was personally approved by Alexander III.

Graduates of the school became not only large entrepreneurs, but also performed managerial functions as directors of factories and factories, managers and functionaries of banks, trading houses, various firms, worked in state and municipal bodies, taught in educational institutions.

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