Story
Founded in 1952 under the name "Higher School of Industrial Cooperation", in 1960 it was renamed the Higher School of Local Industry. Institute since th year, academy since th, university since 1999. Until September 2007, the Moscow State University of Service (MGUS) was called, this name was given in the th year, since 2007 - the Russian State University of Tourism and Service (RGUTiS).
History of the development of the university:
1952 - [Higher School] Fisheries Cooperation(VSHPK).
1960 - Graduate School of Local Industry(VSMP).
1961 - Moscow Technological Institute(MIT).
1993 - State Academy of Life and Services(GASBU).
1999 - Moscow State University of Service(MGUS).
2007 - Russian State University of Tourism and Service(RGUTiS).
- On August 13, 1952, the Council of Ministers of the USSR adopted a resolution on the establishment of the Higher School of Industrial Cooperation (HSPC), which was opened on the territory of the Pushkinsky District of the Moscow Region in the village of Cherkizovo. Artemenko Ivan Ivanovich, one of the founders of the training and retraining of personnel for the post-war economy of the USSR, became the first head of the VSHPK. I. I. Artemenko headed the department of political economy for a long time, and after leaving the post of director until the end of the 1970s. worked as an assistant professor.
- 155 people were enrolled in the first year of the Higher School of Industrial Cooperation in the directions from all the Union and Autonomous Republics of the USSR.
- In the context of the increasing influence of the state on the service sector, the leadership of the VSHPK was required to move from the training of workers in the field cooperation to the reproduction of personnel of the state technological system. This task was to be solved by Nikolai Vasilyevich Bodunkov, who headed the VSHPK from 1958 to 1975.
- At that time, the Higher School of Industrial Cooperation operated 13 departments, 15 laboratories and 6 classrooms, which are part of two faculties: technology and engineering and economics. In 1958, the largest graduation of specialists in the fifties took place - 274 people. In 1959, the specialties "Technology of mechanical engineering", "Chemical cleaning" and "Artist-technologist" were opened. Over the seven years of its existence, the VSHPK has grown into the leading university in the system of consumer services of the USSR.
- In October 1960, the university became subordinate to the State Committee for Local Industry and Artistic Crafts under the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR. In connection with the new status, the educational institution was renamed the Higher School of Local Industry (HSMP). By the end of the second semester, on May 1, 1961, the university received a new status and a new name - the Moscow Technological Institute of Local Industry. A transition was made from a three-year (four-year for part-time students) to a traditional five-year (six-year - on-the-job) training cycle. In 1961, 2,813 people studied at the institute's three faculties (technological, engineering-economic, and art-technological), of which 502 were full-time students and 2,181 were part-time students.
- In 1963, the university was transferred to the Main Department of Consumer Services under the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR and renamed the Moscow Technological Institute (MTI) of the Main Department of Consumer Services under the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR.
- In 1976 Evgeny Alekseevich Panfilov, Candidate of Technical Sciences, was appointed Rector of MTI. By the beginning of the 1980s. more than 10,000 MIT graduates worked in the consumer services system of the RSFSR. Six faculties of the institute trained 11 thousand students and graduate students. The educational process was provided by 30 professors and doctors of science, more than 225 associate professors and candidates of science.
- The first steps of a market economy in the second half of the 1980s stimulated the demand for specialists in new areas of consumer services. The service sector began to go beyond the public sector, the industry has fundamentally changed.
- The solution of a set of tasks put forward by socio-economic transformations was undertaken by the new leadership of the institute, headed by Yuri Pavlovich Sviridenko, who headed MIT in April 1988.
- Since 1988, on the basis of MTI, an Educational and Methodological Association (EMU) has been organized in the specialties of public services, renamed the Educational and Methodological Association of Universities in the field of service (currently - UMO for education in the field of service and tourism), which included 16 higher educational institutions of the country. The function of the UMO was to consider issues related to identifying promising areas for training personnel for the industry and improving higher education.
- In 1989, the Faculty of Radio Engineering was organized, the specialties "Economics and Management in Consumer Services", "Economics and Management in the Socio-Cultural Sphere", "Economic Informatics", "Accounting, Control and Audit", "Finance and Credit", " Organization of production (management).
- Economic model of the 1990s contributed to the growth in the importance of the sphere of everyday life and services as a sector of the economy that regulates the employment of the population and is designed to increase the degree of comfort of its living conditions. There has been a change of priorities. In 1991, the specialty "Social work" was opened.
- By 1992, 14,000 students were studying at MIT in 17 specialties. The educational process was provided by 800 teachers. In October 1992, by a decree of the Government of the Russian Federation, the Moscow Institute of Technology was given the status of the State Academy of the Sphere of Life and Services (GASBU) as the country's main university for methodological guidance and scientific and practical training for the service sector.
- In 1995, more than 20 thousand students studied at the State Academy of the Sphere of Life and Services. The educational process was carried out in four basic institutes, more than 10 educational and consulting points, one college. Training of specialists was carried out in 31 specialties with 73 specializations.
- The next step in the development of the university is associated with the renaming of the academy into a university. In 1999, by order of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, GASBU was renamed into Moscow State University of Service (MGUS). The status of the university was secured by a wide range of available specialties and specializations, and the word "service" in the name of the university most accurately reflected the educational policy of the university. The transformation of GASBU into the University of Service, without exaggeration, has become a landmark event for the entire system of Russian education.
- In August 2003, the university was headed by Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor Sokolov Ivan Pavlovich. During the reorganization of the Higher School, IP Sokolov was the chairman of the Academic Council of the University in the technological direction, the chairman of the scientific and methodological commission of the UMO in the field of service.
- In the ranking of universities of the Federal Agency for Education since 2003, MGUS has been included in the list of "100 best universities in Russia" and firmly occupies first place in the group of universities in the service direction. In 2004 and 2005, the university became a laureate of the International Competition "Gold Medal "European Quality" in the nomination "100 Best Universities in Russia" and a laureate of the "Crystal Boat" award in the nomination "Leading Partners in Supporting the Activities of Hotel Enterprises in Moscow".
- Since January 2006, the rector of MGUS is Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor Fedulin Alexander Alekseevich - a full member of the Academy of Tourism of the Russian Federation, the International Tourism Society "The Tourism Society", the Administrative Council of the Eurodip "Advanced Hotel Schools in Europe", the Committee for Tourism and Small Business Development of the Trade and the Chamber of Industry of the Russian Federation, the Coordinating Council for the Development of Tourism under the Government of Moscow, the Interdepartmental Commission for the Development of Educational Standards in the Field of Tourism.
- On October 10, 2006, in order to bring the name of the university in line with its mission and role in the education system in the field of service and tourism, the Conference of scientific and pedagogical workers, representatives of teaching and support staff, employees and students of the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "MGUS" decided to petition the Government of the Russian Federation on renaming the university into the Federal State Institution of Higher Professional Education "Russian State University of Tourism and Service".
- By the beginning of 2007, 51,786 students were receiving professional training at the university (including 9,785 full-time students, 1,147 part-time students, and 17,870 part-time students at the head university). The total number of participants in SVE programs reached 2,668 people. The total number of students in the university system of further vocational education has also increased. Only for the period from January to October 2006, this figure amounted to 1,342 people (from among managers and specialists). More than 130 further vocational education programs are currently being implemented on the basis of the university's structural subdivisions.
- On September 12, 2007, on the territory of the university, a temple was solemnly consecrated and opened to the public in the name of the holy noble prince Alexander Nevsky. This event has become a kind of symbol of the beginning of a new stage not only in the life of our university, but of the whole country, which has embarked on the path of reviving the traditional culture of the great multinational Russia.
In all educational organizations, the atmosphere in which learning takes place plays an important role. The fact is that it is in it that personalities develop, the formation of specialists takes place. tourism and service (address: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Cherkizovo village, Glavnaya street, 99) boasts an excellent atmosphere. A large team of qualified teachers, a modern atmosphere in the classrooms - all this contributes to obtaining a quality education.
The educational process at the university is organized by institutes and faculties. They are engaged in educational and scientific activities, carry out educational work. The university has 2 service centers (the city of Lyubertsy) and service technologies (the city of Podolsk). Russian tourism and service has five directions. Faculties are associated with various areas of modern life:
- tourism and hospitality;
- jurisprudence, management and economics;
- service;
- artistic and technological sphere;
- training of highly qualified personnel.
Institute of Tourism and Service
In the city of Lyubertsy, one of the structural divisions of the university is located - the Institute of Tourism and Service. Its educational activity is to train specialists in:
- service;
- municipal and state administration;
- hotel business.
The main attention at the institute is given to education, but besides it, creativity and science also play an important role. Periodically organizes creative festivals, competitions, scientific conferences, master classes for students of the higher educational institution RSUTS. Reviews also indicate that quite often students go on excursions, thanks to which they expand their horizons, learn a lot of new information from the tourism sector.
Institute of Service Technologies
The Institute of Service Technologies is located in the city of Podolsk. The employees of this structural unit see their mission in the training of highly qualified personnel who can quickly and effectively resolve problems and solve problems related to their specialty.
- economy;
- municipal and state administration;
- tourism;
- service.
Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality
Tourism is a very important sector of the economy. This has been known for a long time. That is why the Russian State University of Tourism and Service organized the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality back in 2009 and began to train personnel for this area. Currently, the structural unit offers applicants 3 areas of training - tourism, management, hotel business.
Students of the faculty study both general and specialized disciplines in full. Several times students go to practice. They are held in various travel agencies, hotels, health-improving, sanatorium-resort complexes, museums-reserves and other similar organizations.
Faculty of Law, Management and Economics
The emergence of the Faculty of Law, Management and Economics is preceded by a rather long history:
- they began to train specialists in managerial and economic profiles in 1955 after the opening of the faculty;
- in 1991, the Faculty of Humanities began to operate;
- Since 1995, the university has been training lawyers at the Faculty of Law.
In 2014, all of the above structural units were merged into RSUTS (Moscow). On their basis, the Faculty of Law, Management and Economics appeared. Students on it study in such areas as jurisprudence, municipal and state administration, and economics. Educational information in the classroom is given by highly qualified teachers - candidates and doctors of sciences, well-known specialists. They also involve students in research work (in scientific circles, conferences, round tables).
Faculty of Service
This unit at the university prepares students in the following undergraduate areas:
- service;
- production technology and organization of public catering;
- information technologies and systems;
- technological equipment and machines.
RSUTS (Moscow) is the best option for those applicants who want to get a quality higher education in the service sector. Highly qualified personnel are involved here, which help students to go through training programs in depth, to master the chosen specializations.
Faculty of Arts and Technology
Since 1956, the Russian State University of Tourism and Service has been training artists-designers. From the very moment of its foundation, the University of Arts and Technology provides students with comprehensive and in-depth knowledge, promotes the disclosure of talents and abilities. The proposed direction of training at the Faculty of Arts and Technology is design. It allows students to choose a closer type of activity in the future. For example, after receiving a diploma, some graduates are engaged in artistic work (decorating interiors, inventing the design of any objects and goods), while others choose teaching activities (begin to teach art disciplines).
Faculty of Highly Qualified Personnel Training
The Russian State University of Tourism and Service offers people with higher education to enter the faculty of training highly qualified personnel. This structural unit organizes master's studies. Students enrolled here deepen their knowledge in a familiar area. New career prospects and opportunities open up before them.
At the faculty of training highly qualified personnel, in addition to the master's program, postgraduate studies are offered. This is the next step in education. It is necessary for those people who see themselves as scientists, dream of a scientific career, strive to engage in various studies and are always in search of new knowledge.
Passing scores and tuition fees
In order to apply to the university in 2017 and get the right to participate in the competition, you must pass the USE or entrance tests. RSUTS sets the passing scores as follows:
For the 2017-2018 academic year, the tuition fee has already been approved. RGUTS reviews in this regard are mostly positive. Official data show that full-time education will have to pay 122,100 rubles. An exception is the direction of design at the Faculty of Arts and Technology. Applicants who enter there will need to pay 194,520 rubles for the first year of study. At the correspondence department in all directions, the cost is 69,600 rubles. At the part-time department there is only one direction - this is jurisprudence. The cost of one academic year will be 90,000 rubles.
Founded 1952
FEDERAL STATE BUDGET EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OF HIGHER PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
in education and science
License of the Federal Service for Supervision
in the field of education and science (unlimited)
registration number 1612
registration number no. 0749
registration number 1612
Certificate of state accreditation
registration number №0749
Fedulin Alexander Alekseevich, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor
The Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Russian State University of Tourism and Service" (FGBOU VO "RGUTIS") is a higher educational institution that trains Russian and international personnel for the tourism and service industry
Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "RGUTIS" - the country's leading university in the field of tourism and service, is a laureate of the International Competition "Gold Medal "European Quality" in the nomination "100 Best Universities of Russia" and a laureate of the "Crystal Boat" award in the nomination "Leading Partners in Ensuring Activities hotel enterprises of Moscow”, was awarded gold and silver medals of the VI International Salon of Innovations and Investments for the presented innovative developments.
Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "RGUTIS" is the winner of the All-Russian competition of educational institutions of the Russian Federation for the right to become a center for attracting volunteers to participate in the organization and holding of the XXII Olympic Winter and XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in Sochi in the nomination "Serving events and working with spectators"
FGBOU VO "RGUTIS" is one of the largest universities in the country, in the system of which there are 7 faculties, 15 branches, an extensive network of which covers the cities of the Russian Federation and the CIS countries, from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka, from Yekaterinburg to Sochi and Yerevan
Multi-level training for the service industry, tourism and hotel business covers four levels of education:
* higher professional (bachelor's, master's)
* postgraduate (postgraduate, doctoral studies)
* secondary vocational education (college)
* additional education
Training is conducted in various forms of education: full-time, part-time.
