EDUCATION

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• Publication Date: August 23, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCI'LU kt.PORT
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COUNTRY USSR
SUBJECT Education
HOW
PUBLISHED Daily newspapers
WHERE
PUBLISHED USSR
DATE
PUBLISHED V4 Jiffi - 27 Jul 1949
LANGUAGE Russian
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SOURCE Newspapers as indicated.
SPECIALIZED TRAINING FACILITIES EXPAND;
KFkBAP K SCHOOLS LAG
NEST INSTITUTES AND DBPARI'ME TS OPENED -- Pravda, No 193, 12 Jul 49
This year, the registre' on in pedagogical, agricultural, and other higher
educational institutions will expand considerably. New higher educational in-
stitutions and departments are teing opened. The Agricultural Institute imeni
P. A. Koetychev being set up in Ryazan' will have agricultural and zootechnical
departments. A teachers' institute will be opened this fail in Bobruysk. New
departments and sections are being organized in the Mogilev, Gcnel', and Yakutsk
pedagogical institutes. A section for prepartng Russian-language teachers is
being opened in the Kazan' Teachers' Institute.
A section on the peoples of the Far North and preparatory courses for rep-
resentatives of the northern nationalitise are being organized in the teachers'
institute attached to the Leningrad Pedagogical Institute imeni Herzen.
Pravda, Nu 182, 1 Jul 49
A nets pedagogical institute, named after N. A. Nekrasov, will be opened
in Kostroma this year. The institute will have four departments, Russian
language and literature, history, physice and mathematics, and natural science
Two hundred students will be admitted to the first course.
UKRAINIAN TNS'Pl'IVPES GRADUATE 26,000 -- Pravda Ukcainy, No 159, 8 Jul 49
Of the 130,000 students studying in the 160 Ukrainian higher educational
institutions this year, 26,000 have completed their studies, Kiev higher educa-
tional institutions alone graduated 5,300 qualified specialists.
P. A. Matsuy, secretary of Kiev City Committee, KP(b) Ukraine, P. Ye.
Semichastnyy, secretary of Central Committee, LKSM Ukraine, A. I. Gorobey,
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ccrotsry of Ribv Oblast Committee, RP(b) Ukr. ne, and A. I. Davyd v, chairm,,n
of Executive Ccamtittee, Kiev City Soviet of Workers, Deputies, took part In a
city-wide mot ing of students, professors, and instructors of Kiev higher eduCe.-
tional institutions.
nas graduated ;juu pfiioiogiste, historians, wrists, and mathematicians. The
Polytechi.ic Institute graci.uated 310 engineers for the Petroleum, electrotech-
nical,and chemistry induntriee. The Trade and Eeonomico Institute graduated
There are at present 16 higher educational institutions in Lvov which will
L'POV INSTITUTES GRADUATE RECORD CLASSES -- Gudok, No 87, 22 Ju1:49
K&ZABR Ii TITiTPE TRAINS RURAL TEACK -- Pravda, No 182. 1 ;J'1 49
The Sneakh.Women's Pedagogical Institute in Alma-Ata recently graduated
ESTQIWAN BICKER INsrrrDrIONS ENROLL STUDENTS -- Sovetskaya Estoniaa, No 146,
23 J 49
Enrollment of new students has begun at the higher educational lijetitutione
of the Estonian SSR. The Tallin folytechnieal Institute will admit 500 students,
including 50 in the correspondence departments, to the first-year course in the
following_departmsnts: mining chemistry, architecture, mechanical engineering,
and economics. Special groups or instruction in the Russian language are being
formed in all technical departments.
The Tartu State University will admit 700 new students to eight departmantn
A large number of young.people have applied for admission to teachers,
institutes, inetitutee of applied art, and the Tallin State Conservatory.
All Estonian higher educational institutions wiii admit a total of more
than 1,500 students in the new school year.
MOSCOW AVIATION INSTITUTE ADMITS ASPIRANTS -- Vechernyaya Moskva, No 151,
27 Jun 49
The Moscow Aviation Institute announces the admission of aspirants for
the 1949 - 1950 school year in the following fields: airplane building, air-
plane engines, airplane-instrument building and equipment of airplanes, resist-
ance of materials, theory o' mechanisms and machines, g*sphics and descriptive
geometry, history of aviation technioue, and economic-engineering fields.
Applications and documents and scientific research papers (reports) may be
filed until 1 Septemmber 1949. Entrance exax inations will be held from 15 Sep-
teMberto 10 October 1949. The application must be acc ax,snied. by the following
docrosents: questionnaire, notarized copy of diploma, personnel record, informa-
tion regarding engineering experience (not less than 2 years), copy of docu-
ment regarding military duty, four photographs.
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GEODESISTS CPRVOGRAYSERS REGISTER -- Vechersireya Moskva, No, 151, 27 Jun 49
The Central Scientific Research Institute of Ceodesy,Aerial Photography
and Cartography of the Main Administration of Geodesy and Cartography, Council
of Ministers USSR, announces the admission of aspirants in.the following fields.
higher geodesy, geodesy, aerial photography and photogrammetry, and cartography.
Persons with higher education, up to 40 years of age, are admitted as aspirants.
Applications may be filed before 1 September with the director, 6 Proyezd
Vladlmirova, Moscow. Entrance examinations will be given in'the principles of
Marxism-Leninism, one field,. and one foreign language (chosen by the ex Wass).
AUTOMOBII:EE-BQAD INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION -- Gudok, Pao 89, 27 Jul 49
opening of registration. for students in the first course. The institute trains
construction machines, and road machines, and engineers for municipal electric
The term of study in the Institute is 5 years 6 months. Registration c.oses
Address: 17 Tverskoy-Yamekoy pereulok, ploehchad' Mayakovskogo, 47,
Moscow.
GEOLOGY INSTITUTE PAS VACANCIES -- Bakinskiy Rabochiy, No 134, 10 Jul 49
The Institute of Geology imeni Akademik I. M. Gubkin of the Academy of
Sciences Azerbaydzhan SSR announces a competition to 1'111 the following vacrnt
vi .he i uminciogical laboratory in the section of
petroleum deposit geology, senior scientific associate in the section of
petroleum-deposit geology, and senior scientific associate in the section of
the geochemistry and pe;.rography of ore deposits. Applications must be pre-
sented. to the director of the Institute before 1 August.
LENINGRAD TRADE SCHOOLS GIVE E%AMINATIONS -- Pravda, No 193, 12 Jul 49
Final. examinations are being given in 49 trade schools in Leningrad. Trade
School for Metal-Workers No 12 will graduate 547 qualified workers.
Ieningradskaya Pravda, No 162, 12 Jul 49
Leningrad Industry will receive more than 14,000 qualified workers from
trade schools of the city. Trade School No 1 will graduate 616 specialists.
EHABAP.OVSE SCHOOL ATI 11ANCE POOR -- Tikhookeanskaya Zvezda, No 138; 14 Jun 49
The main deficiencies in the )Khabarovsk gray school system are poor at-
tendance, the large number of children repeating classes, and the faiirue to
fulfill the law on universal education. in the first 6 months of the 1948 -
1949 school year, one out of four students failed to attend school in Vyazem-
skiy and Bikinekiy layons, Niz1ae Amur Oblast, and the Koryak and Chukot Na-
tional Okrugs, and the situation did not improve in the second half of the
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school yea:_. There has been too much selection of students in fasebatitn and
lfizhae:Amur Oblast schools. School installations in the Jewish Autonomous
Oblast and $babarovak Roral Rayon are In need. of considerable repair.
in the rural rayons this coming school year, having alree4y been established in
the cities. In September, all students who have ccmpleted,primary school.
totalling more than 20;000 chi lren and including 9,300 rural youths, will be
accepted into tho pia cl.se. For this purpose, 20 new 7-year schools must be
opened in the villages. The number of boarding schools must be imoreased
from 148 to 186, affi their students from 4,376 to 6,".60. More than 17 million
rubles have been allocated to ::he bAilding and equipping of these boarding
schools. I particularly extensive network of boarding schools is being created
in Kamchatka and Nizhne :Amur oblaeta, and Nanayskiy and fomsommol'ekiy reaycros.
New boarding schools are being organized also in Hbabarovskiy, Tyazemmskiy, and
Blkipskly rayons and in the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, but they are far from
school preparation for the new year, with particular emphasis on the material
needs of the schools. By 15 August, all scmaools must be repaired and be in
goi,d wdar, haring a year's euppiy of fuei, ail. necessary furniture and
equipment, In all rayons and cities this work will be directed by a commmmis-
sion headed by chairmen"of theexocutive committees or-their deputies.
More than 1,300 teachers must complete month courses in the summer to
adianCe their qualifications. These courses are given by the fhabarorsk In-
stitute for the Advancement of Teachers and by pedagogical schools throughout
the kray. -- I. Chistyakov, chief, Khabarovsk fray Department of National
Sduoation.
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