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Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, took part in the final meeting of the State Council, chaired by Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin on December 25.

The President discussed with members of the State Council the training of personnel for the economy, paying particular attention to the modernization of the education system in the context of the development of artificial intelligence.

In his speech, Vladimir Putin recalled that 19 national projects with specific targets were launched in 2025, eight of which are aimed at ensuring Russia's technological leadership. The success of each project depends on the professionalism and competence of the people involved. At the same time, there is currently a high demand for skilled workers: unemployment has dropped to 2.2% overall and to 3.8% among young people.

The head of state emphasized that the next 10-15 years will see the largest technological breakthrough in world history, and we must approach it with full readiness:

"The very principles of training specialists and their subsequent career advancement are being radically transformed. The traditional trajectory of step-by-step career development—from education, to junior position, and on to management—will undoubtedly change… The entire paradigm of personnel training needs to be changed."

Accordingly, it is necessary to revise existing programs and teaching methods, develop new ones, and conduct mass retraining of teachers who will not only be oriented toward new technologies but also preserve the fundamental foundations of the education system, developing independent creative thinking in students and the ability to critically evaluate the proposals of artificial intelligence.

The President also recalled the national ranking of graduate employment prepared by the Ministry (recall that GUU took a leading position in it), based on which he proposed annually identifying the 100 educational institutions that demonstrated the worst results and working with them to improve their performance.

In addition, tasks were outlined to overcome imbalances in the labor market, optimize the sectoral structure of employment, and develop an infrastructure for career guidance for young people and additional vocational education.

Regarding higher education, the President called for attention to be paid to the development of universities that train personnel for key sectors: energy, transport, agriculture, construction, culture, and healthcare. New development programs for such universities should be discussed and developed in close collaboration between the Ministry of Education and Science, industry ministries, relevant enterprises, and businesses.

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Dear staff and students of the State University of Management, we remind you that, in accordance with the recently adopted Russian Government Resolution No. 1667, previously developed and tested measures to protect domestic network infrastructure, user security, and restrict internet resources banned in Russia will come into effect on March 1, 2026.

This means that in the event of external cyberattacks or internal technical failures, all internet traffic will be routed through threat countermeasures (TCMs). Using these, Roskomnadzor, the Federal Security Service, and the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media of the Russian Federation will be able to filter traffic, restrict access to certain resources, or reroute data if necessary.

Should such situations arise, traffic restrictions will not affect the operation of services, apps, and applications included in the list of Russian digital platforms prepared by the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media. This list includes:

— National messenger MAX;— Portal "Gosuslugi";— Yandex services;— Services "VKontakte", "Odnoklassniki", Mail.ru;— Websites of the Government, the Administration of the President of Russia, the State Duma, federal ministries, services and agencies, state information systems, the Prosecutor General's Office, governments of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation;— Telecom operators "Beeline", "MegaFon", MTS, "Rostelecom", T2;— Payment system "Mir";— Marketplaces Ozon and Wildberries, classifieds service Avito;— Online service for hosting and viewing videos Rutube;— and other socially significant resources.

The list will be updated. The latest update was released on December 18th and can be found on the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media website.

In this regard, the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education and the State University of Management recommend using the above-mentioned services for work and communications to avoid potential disruptions. The best solution for work communications is the MAX platform, which can be used as a smartphone app, a desktop program, or a web version on the official website www.max.ru.

Starting January 1, 2026, all official and verified information from the State University of Management will be published primarily on the university's channel on the MAX platform.

The Ministry of Education and Science also recommends using the MAX platform for teaching at universities. The cards include instructions for downloading the national messenger and creating work chats.

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On December 25, 1941, the Soviet Navy's Kerch-Feodosia Operation began. It was the Red Army's largest amphibious operation of the Great Patriotic War.

The main goal was to create conditions for further actions to defeat enemy troops in Crimea, and the immediate goal was to stop the enemy troops’ offensive on Sevastopol and eliminate the threat of their invasion of the Caucasus through the Taman Peninsula.

Battles for Crimea

The battle for Crimea began in late September 1941. On September 26, units of the Wehrmacht's 11th Army broke through the fortifications of the Perekop Isthmus and entered the peninsula. The remnants of the 51st Army retreated to Kerch and by November 16 were evacuated to Kuban. The only remaining pocket of resistance was the Sevastopol defensive region. The Wehrmacht's attempt to take Sevastopol on the move between October 30 and November 21, 1941, failed. To continue the siege of Sevastopol, Erich von Manstein, commander of the 11th Army, concentrated the majority of his available forces near the city, leaving only one infantry division to cover the Kerch area.

The Soviet command decided to take advantage of the opportunity to take revenge for the abandonment of Kerch and divert enemy forces from capturing Sevastopol.

The beginning of the landing

The operation began on the evening of December 25, but a violent storm struck during the night, scattering the ships and tearing down some of the fencing on the Tuzla ravine. It seemed the landing was doomed to failure, but the heroic efforts of the Soviet soldiers ultimately succeeded. Under a hail of bullets, exploding shells, and mortar shells, the paratroopers leaped into the icy water and reached the shore, where their uniforms turned into a crust of ice. On average, 57 out of every 100 paratroopers perished that day.

At dawn on December 26, despite a storm, landing forces were launched on the northern and eastern shores of the Kerch Peninsula. Troops were landed simultaneously at several points to deprive the enemy of the ability to maneuver its reserves and pin them down in all key areas. Having overcome enemy resistance, the landing forces consolidated their positions on the shore and, throughout December 27–28, repelled numerous enemy attacks aimed at driving them back into the sea.

On December 29, the landing of troops began in Feodosia under the cover of artillery fire, and by evening our soldiers had captured the port and the northern part of the city.

On December 30, German aircraft spent the entire day attacking Soviet ships in the port of Feodosia, where they had not yet had time to transport air defense systems.

On December 30-31, having withstood an enemy counterattack, a second echelon of troops landed in the port, after which our troops launched a general offensive from the Kerch and Feodosia region.

German retreat

The Soviet landing force in Kerch was vastly superior to the Wehrmacht forces in the area. Furthermore, the landing in Feodosia threatened encirclement, so Lieutenant General von Sponeck, commander of the 42nd Corps, immediately ordered a retreat. Later, an order was received from the commander of the Crimean operation, von Manstein, commander of the 11th Army, to hold the defense, but it was no longer possible to carry it out. The German forces retreated, thus avoiding encirclement, but abandoned all their heavy weapons. For formally violating the order, von Sponeck was removed from command and court-martialed.

Results of the operation

On January 2, 1942, the Kerch Peninsula was liberated, where three Soviet armies were subsequently concentrated and the Crimean Front was created.

In January 1942, Sevastopol was saved and received several months of respite, but Soviet and German troops faced a new stage of the struggle for Crimea, which was only fully liberated in 1944.

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The 2nd All-Russian Interuniversity Project Festival "Project Path: From Idea to Lessons Learned" concluded at the State University of Management from December 1 to 21.

A special intensive workshop on project preparation for presentation to stakeholders and potential investors was organized for the university's top project teams. The event partnered with IPI-Lab LLC, which represents StartupChain, a digital ecosystem for startup founders. The authors of over 25 projects of various types and focus areas—research, social, consulting, and business projects—worked through their presentations with experts.

In addition, all participants took part in a public speaking training session, where they used various interactive exercises to practice proper breathing, tempo and clarity of speech, stage movement, and learned other secrets of successful presentations.

Following the training, the teams presented their projects to a panel of experts consisting of representatives from various SUM institutes and invited experts.

Maria Ancheeva, an expert with over 20 years of experience in sales, presales, and project management in IT and systems integration, addressed the participants with a welcoming speech: "Stepping onto the stage, presenting your idea for the first time, and defending it in front of the jury is already a major victory over yourself and a powerful start. You did an excellent job for your first time, and this experience is your most valuable asset today. The future is yours, you can do it!"

Oleg Melnik, Deputy General Director of DEFAN LLC and a professional project manager with experience in various applied fields, from medicine to quantum technologies, also offered helpful advice to the students: "There are no ideal conditions for a project. The best solutions come from those who have encountered the problem themselves and can't ignore it. If your project doesn't solve a problem that truly concerns you, find another topic. Don't be afraid of unconventional approaches. Analyze failures. Keep working."

The best projects were chosen:

Best Project Presentation – EcoElement, Institute of Marketing; Best Business Project Presentation – LessonLab, Institute of Economics and Finance; Best Consulting Project Presentation – Development of a Telegram Consultant Bot for Equipment Selection, Institute of Information Systems; Best Social Project Presentation – Psychology Club: The Path to Professional Mastery and Self-Development, Institute of Public Administration and Law; Best Research Project Presentation – Economic Efficiency of Using Drones in the Agricultural Sector, Institute of Information Systems; Best Speaker – Dmitry Kamchatov, Institute of Economics and Finance.

Anastasia Lobacheva, Director of the SUM Project Office, emphasized: "The project presentation is an important final stage of project development. It determines how the project will be understood and accepted outside the university, and at least at the university, when it is presented to the committees. It's not enough to create a good project on a relevant topic; it's important to be able to communicate it effectively. Opportunities to practice this are relevant for students of all years and programs. Such events are a wonderful opportunity to exchange experiences, see what projects are out there, and be inspired by the experience of colleagues from other institutions."

The student participants also highly praised the event. LessonLab team leader Veronica noted that after interacting with the experts, the team received helpful advice on how to improve the project.

The second All-Russian Interuniversity Project Festival, "The Project Path: From Idea to Lessons Learned," with the support of the Interregional Educational and Methodological Center for Project-Based Learning, "Project-Based Learning as a Practical Training Technology," held at the State University of Management, also included:

All-Russian Round Table of the RUMTS Network "Project-Based Learning as a Key Element of the Inclusive Higher Education System" All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference "Sustainable Management: Projects, People, Research" Demo Day of the "Spectrum of Innovations" Accelerator Round Table "Service Learning: Integration into the University's Project Work" Federal In-Person Stage of the III All-Russian Competition for Children and Youth "Young House Manager – Creator of a Favorable Living Environment".

The State University thanks all participants and looks forward to seeing you again at next year's project festival.

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Projects by students from the State University of Management won the International Student Festival of Social Projects at the Russian State University for the Humanities (RSUH) "MediaGame."

The competition annually brings together students, experts, and media professionals to develop youth social projects, where participants can bring their creative ideas to life in a media format.

More than 650 works were submitted to the competition in the categories of photo, video, poster, audio, text, and Integrated Social Project.

Students from the Institute of Marketing at the State University of Management, studying in the Advertising and Public Relations program, won in the Poster and Audio categories.

Anastasia Solovieva, a third-year student in the Advertising and Digital Design 3-1 group, prepared a winning project in the Poster category under the supervision of Olga Vasilyeva, titled "Not Everything That's Green Is Eco," dedicated to the phenomenon of greenwashing, which discredits the concept of responsible consumption.

"The composition centers on the hand of a dishonest marketer, alluding to the Grinch—a character who embodies evil and the theft of values. This visual metaphor emphasizes the manipulation that lurks behind the "green" façade: the Grinch offers consumers a product saturated with false eco-labels. The key element of the revelation is the oil stains dripping from the packaging and from the hand's fingers—a powerful visual indicator of deception that reveals the toxic reality of production hidden beneath the kraft paper," Anastasia explained the concept.

In the "Audio" category, two works by teams from the State University of Management won.

Third-year students from the "Advertising and Public Relations in Business 3-3" group, Valeria Berletova, Ilya Denishchenko, and Eva Mandzhieva, along with their academic advisor, Alexandra Timokhovich, presented an audio clip, "Loneliness in the Age of Social Media," which demonstrates how intense virtual communication can lead to feelings of isolation, depression, and a decline in real-life social connections.

Another winning project in this category was "No Right to Pause," by third-year students Vera Yurchenko and Alexandria Kostereva from the Digital Marketing Communications 3-1 group, supervised by Alexandra Timokhovich.

"Our audio clip addresses the problem of toxic productivity and overexertion facing the modern generation. Young people live in constant stress, oppressed by the imperatives of 'Be better,' 'Earn money,' 'Don't waste time,' which leads to burnout and guilt even during downtime. We chose this topic because we see how the pursuit of success robs people of simple joys and inner peace. Our goal is to provide emotional 'permission' to stop, take a breath, and remind people that life isn't just about achievements, but also the right to pause," said Alexandria Kostereva.

The competition's winners and runners-up were awarded diplomas, festival statues, and gifts from partners, including the international media network TV BRICS, which acted as the event's international media partner.

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On December 22, the final meeting of the Academic Council of the State University of Management in 2025 took place.

The ceremony began, as usual, with a congratulatory ceremony, where the rector of the State University of Management not only presented awards, but also received them himself.

Thus, Vice-Rector Maria Karelina presented a commemorative plaque commemorating the signing of a memorandum of understanding on joint activities with the 33rd BARS detachment named after V. F. Margelov. Vice-Rector Vitaly Lapshenkov presented a plaque commemorating membership in the Consortium of Universities of the Central Federal District for the Development of Technological Entrepreneurship. Vice-Rector Dmitry Bryukhanov conveyed letters of gratitude from the Ministry of Defense of the 3rd Guards Combined Arms Army of the Southern Military District not only to the Rector but also to Vice-Rectors Vitaly Lapshenkov and Pavel Pavlovsky.

"This is a particularly important thank you. When representatives of the unit visited the GUU, they said it was for their assistance in capturing Seversk. It's no secret that we send humanitarian aid as part of the "GUU-SVOim" campaign, but this year we're also providing scientific, research, and engineering support, as technical issues are especially pressing on the front lines. It's beneficial and right to help in every way possible those who risk their lives for the good of our country," Vladimir Vitalyevich noted.

The rector presented a Doctor of Economics degree to SUMU Associate Professor Dmitry Repnikov, a Ministry of Education and Science medal "For Impeccable Work and Distinction" to Associate Professor Elena Gubareva, other departmental awards from the Ministry of Education and Science to the university's faculty and staff, a commendation from the Federal Service for Financial Monitoring to IEF Director Galina Sorokina, and also congratulated the month's birthday celebrants.

After which the participants moved on to discussing the items on the agenda.

Kristina Firsova, Head of the University's Electronic Dean's Office, spoke about preparations for the winter exam session of the 2025/2026 academic year.

"Today is the first day of midterm assessments; this semester, tests are being held in person. 7,500 undergraduate students attended the session, and over 2,000 master's students attended the session, and all students were admitted to the assessment," the speaker said.

Vladimir Filatov, Director of the Engineering Project Management Center (EPMC), presented the Center's work and shared its immediate prospects.

"This year, we opened several new laboratories: the RosGeoTech Industrial Innovation Lab, a digital innovation laboratory created jointly with the Millionshchikov State Petroleum Technological University, and the Numerical Control Systems (NCS) laboratory, launched thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science. Our fleet includes nine drones for various purposes, and we are ready to move on to establishing a center for unmanned aerial systems. We have completed several major projects with industrial partners and have begun new ones. In 2026, we plan to participate in the competition for inclusion in the federal project "Personnel for UAS,"" Vladimir Filatov said.

Vladimir Stroev noted that this year there has been significant growth in the university's scientific field.

"In just the last three years, the volume of scientific research has increased severalfold, and there's more to come. The state is ready to support scientific research and young scientists, so today there are all the opportunities in this area. This scientific component is important to us as we strive to revive engineering and economic education, which is more relevant today than ever. Our country needs people with an engineering education to achieve its national goals, and we can train them," concluded the SUM rector.

Sergey Chuev, an advisor to the rector's office, proposed commemorating significant figures in the history of the State University of Management by naming lecture halls after Alexey Lyalin and Mark Razu, as well as beginning a collection of materials for a book dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the State University of Management. The idea was unanimously supported.

In addition, the meeting discussed issues related to tuition discounts, the transfer of part-time students with secondary vocational education to accelerated learning, and the approval of additional professional development programs.

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Students from the State University of Management won the final of the large-scale All-Russian competition "Your Move" with the track "I Do."

Third-year students from the Institute of Information Systems at the State University of Management, Lev Taran, and Nikita Kolotushkin, who is also a technician at the Digital and Intelligent Mobility Laboratory and a member of the Innovative Solutions Student Design Bureau, successfully competed as part of the interuniversity team.

The team's project, the digital platform "Ryadom," addresses the problem of low student engagement in extracurricular activities by presenting information about events across all clubs and associations in a single, convenient platform. The service includes a personalized calendar, a notification system, integration with university services, and advanced tools for organizers, including event posting, registration management, and analytics.

The project team, which included representatives from St. Petersburg State University and ITMO University alongside our students, not only won the track but also received a special award from Gazprom for the best pitch – a compelling and compelling presentation of their idea.

The "Your Move" competition is one of the largest projects for student youth, attracting over 12,700 participants in the "I Do" track in 2025. Winning the competition will qualify the project for a 1 million ruble grant for further development.

The awards ceremony took place as part of the All-Russian Student Forum "Your Move – 2025," organized by the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, Rosmolodezh, the Movement of the First, Your Move, the Russian Youth Union, and the Presidential Platform "Russia – Land of Opportunities." The forum is part of the National Project "Youth and Children."

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Vitaly Lapshenkov, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management, took part in the 2nd Billiards Match between the teams of the capital's student sports leadership and the veterans of the North Caucasus Military District.

Playing on the same team with Vitaly Vladimirovich were Dmitry Susarin, Vice-Rector of Rosbiotech; Eduard Nechaev, Executive Director of the Moscow Regional Branch of the Russian Student Sports Union; Andrei Knyazev, representative of the Russian Microfutsal Federation; and Renat Mukhamedyarov, Director of the Center for Training Highly Qualified Personnel at the Academy of Labor and Social Relations.

The team “SVOi in billiards” was represented by Alexey Shchekochikhin, Yuri Govorukha, Dmitry Klimov, Denis Arkhipov, Anatoly Shevyakov.

Despite the competitive nature of the game, a friendly atmosphere reigned at the billiard tables, allowing team representatives to discuss a range of important issues, from the popularization and development of billiards among Moscow's student community to the patriotic education of the younger generation.

Vitaly Vladimirovich, congratulations on your remarkable achievement and wish you exciting games and new victories!

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Проректор Государственного университета управления Виталий Лапшенков принял участие во II Матчевой встрече по бильярдному спорту между сборными командами руководства студенческого спорта столицы и ветеранов СВО….” data-yashareImage=”https://guu.ru/wp-content/uploads/UEt_TC58SoU0tjx5rRYpq9RJeGPQsAjFzAOmNktR2tHsHoiyHkmXNucusHZ9_AXGpPn2IYsJoEpVJ8US5Sq6gj_a.jpg” data-yashareLink=”https://guu.ru/%d0%bf%d1%80%d0%be%d1%80%d0%b5%d0%ba%d1%82%d0%be%d1%80-%d0%b3%d1%83%d1%83-%d0%b7%d0%b0%d0%b2%d0%be%d0%b5%d0%b2%d0%b0%d0%bb-%d0%bc%d0%b5%d0%b4%d0%b0%d0%bb%d1%8c-%d0%bd%d0%b0-%d1%81%d0%be%d1%80%d0%b5/”>

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A representative of the State University of Management participated in the awards ceremony for the winners of the 2nd Competition for Young Scientists, organized by the Sistema Charitable Foundation, the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), and the Federal Service for Intellectual Property (Rospatent). The ceremony was held at the RAS and the office of AFK Sistema.

Welcoming remarks were addressed by Vice President of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Academician Stepan Kalmykov, Deputy Head of the Secretariat of the Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of the Commission on Scientific and Technological Development Antony Shvindt, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education Denis Sekirinsky, President of the Sistema Charitable Foundation Larisa Pastukhova, and First Vice President of AFK Sistema Felix Yevtushenkov.

The winning team from the State University of Management was represented by Nikita Akinshin, a specialist from the Engineering Project Management Center. The university's young scientists participated in the competition with their project "Hybrid Decision Support System: Integration of a Machine Learning Cascade and LLM for Synthesizing Analytics in Logistics," which addresses one of the key challenges of modern logistics in the transport industry: processing large volumes of disparate data.

The award was presented to our young scientist by AFK Sistema President Tagir Sitdekov. In addition to financial support, the authors of the best projects received an invitation to the School for Young Scientists and Science Organizers—a week-long intensive course to be held in February 2026 with the support of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Sistema Charitable Foundation.

In total, scientific teams and researchers from 20 regions of the country won the competition, presenting 32 works in 10 thematic categories.

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Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, received a Certificate of Honor from the Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat) for cooperation and collaboration in statistical matters.

The award, signed by the head of Rosstat, Sergei Galkin, was presented by the head of Mosstat, GUU graduate Leonid Kalimullin.

"Our university has been collaborating with statistical services for many years, both through educational programs and in conducting research, projects, and events. Furthermore, SUM is home to one of the oldest statistics departments in the country," Vladimir Stroyev recalled.

As a reminder, in September 2024, the State University of Management signed a cooperation agreement with Mosstat, and an Alley of Statisticians was laid out on the grounds of the State University of Management. It was filled with new names in May 2025 during a joint forum of the organizations.

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Ректор Государственного университета управления Владимир Строев получил Почетную грамоту от Федеральной службы государственной статистики (Росстат) за сотрудничество и взаимодействие в вопросах статистики….” data-yashareImage=”https://guu.ru/wp-content/uploads/IMG_3203-scaled.jpg” data-yashareLink=”https://guu.ru/%d0%b2%d0%bb%d0%b0%d0%b4%d0%b8%d0%bc%d0%b8%d1%80-%d1%81%d1%82%d1%80%d0%be%d0%b5%d0%b2-%d0%bf%d0%be%d0%bb%d1%83%d1%87%d0%b8%d0%bb-%d0%b1%d0%bb%d0%b0%d0%b3%d0%be%d0%b4%d0%b0%d1%80%d0%bd%d0%be%d1%81/”>

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