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Students at the State University of Management can participate in the "Education—the Path to a Dignified Life" scholarship program offered by the Endowment Fund for Social Programs (EfTsK) for young people who are orphans or without parental care.

The program is available to students studying full-time on a budgetary basis.

The purpose of the scholarship program is to provide financial incentives for young people to pursue higher education, increase their interest in deepening their knowledge and improving their professional skills, and help them integrate into a youth environment that strives for knowledge and broadening their horizons.

Currently, the monthly stipend is 8 thousand rubles.

You can learn more about the program and the documents required for participation on the official website.

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On April 1, the State University of Management will host a meeting with Leon Kemstach, the Russian actor who played Andrei "Palto" in the series "A Boy's Word. Blood on the Asphalt."

In a public talk, the actor will discuss his filming experience and balancing work with studies, share what it's like to wake up famous, and answer students' questions. An autograph session will follow.

The meeting was organized as part of the VII All-Russian Festival of Student Short Films "Kinosfera"

The event will take place on April 1 at 15:00 in PA-215.

Registration is required to participate, the number of places is limited.

Access to the university grounds for those who are not students of the State University of Management is strictly subject to presentation of a passport and presence on the list of registered students.

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On March 27, the All-Russian scientific and practical conference "Security of the Russian Federation: Challenges and Threats to the State's Strategic National Priorities" was held at the State University of Management.

Sergei Lenshin, Director of the Institute of Distance Education at the State University of Management and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Military Sciences, opened the conference by outlining current challenges and problems, including the Ukrainian and Middle Eastern conflicts.

The meeting also addressed issues related to the legal regulation of the Russian Federation's national security, issues of Russia's economic security, technological independence and information security, and the protection of traditional Russian spiritual and moral values, culture, and the historical memory of Russian citizens.

The event, organized by the Institute of Distance Education at the State University of Management, became a platform for interaction between the scientific, military, and professional communities, government, and business.

The conference was attended by over 100 delegates, including leading university researchers, representatives of the defense industry, security specialists, academic staff, and students from educational institutions, as well as practitioners representing the Russian Armed Forces and other organizations.

Those gathered shared experiences in developing effective solutions for economic, state, and information security, as well as cultural and humanitarian ties. The most active participants of the Conference received incentive gifts from General of the Army Yuri Baluevsky, Inspector General of the Office of Inspectors General of the Russian Ministry of Defense, and posed for a souvenir photo.

The Conference proceedings will be published in the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI) database and the Scientific Electronic Library (elibrary.ru).

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We invite the faculty of the State University of Management to participate in the All-Russian competition "Golden Names of Higher Education." Applications are accepted until May 31, 2026.

The organizer is the All-Russian public organization for the promotion of higher education development "League of Higher Education Teachers" with the support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.

The competition is held in categories that reflect various aspects of the teaching profession: teaching, research, educational work, postgraduate training, project work, and international activities. There is also a category for young teachers under 35.

In addition, in 2026, three special nominations were established in the Competition:

For achievements in the development of university technological entrepreneurship, in collaboration with the Department for the Development of Technological Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia; for contributions to the development of social partnership in higher education, in collaboration with the All-Russian Trade Union of Education; and for reflecting the culture of the peoples of Russia in educational programs, projects, and teaching materials.

The assessment takes into account professional achievements, scientific and educational activities, contribution to the development of the higher education system, the implementation of innovative educational technologies, participation in public and educational work, as well as the presence of professional recommendations and letters of support.

Based on the results of the competitive selection, the winners are included in the Book of Honor of University Teachers of the Russian Federation "Golden Names of Higher Education" and are awarded a diploma and a commemorative badge.

The project is part of a series of socially significant events aimed at promoting the achievements of the faculty, disseminating best teaching practices, developing a talent pool, and strengthening the prestige of academic research.

You can submit an application and learn more about the competition on the official website.

As a reminder, GUU faculty members regularly win the competition: in 2024, Nikolai Mikhailov, Advisor to the Rector's Office, received the award in the category "For Contribution to Science and Higher Education." In 2023, Tatyana Skripkina, Professor of the Department of Sociology, Psychology of Management, and History, received the award in the category "For the Training of Research and Teaching Staff." And in 2022, Gabdelakhat Latfullin, Professor of the Department of Management Theory and Organization, received the award in the category "For Dedication to the Profession and Continuing the Traditions of Russian Higher Education."

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On April 2, the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh) will host a meeting of students and potential employers in the format of a "Mentor's Lounge."

Students will be able to become familiar with the work tasks performed by specialists at the beginning of their careers, learn about the attractive aspects of working in the field of youth policy, ask questions of experienced staff, and even be able to submit their candidacy for consideration for various positions: intern, trainee, volunteer, or job seeker.

In addition, the meeting will mark the first steps in constructing a youth policy hackathon, and everyone will have the opportunity to contribute.

The event will be held as part of joint efforts to develop a branch of the State University of Management's Department of Public and Municipal Administration, established at the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

To participate, please register and send a private message to @ecokhaustova on Telegram with your full name and the code phrase: "I'm going to an event at Rosmolodezh."

We are waiting for everyone who registered on April 2 at 3:30 pm at the Rosmolodezh office at the following address: Bolshoy Trekhsvyatitelsky Pereulok, 2/1, building 2, Kitay-gorod metro station.

Important: attending the event counts towards the student’s rating in the “Project Work” discipline.

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On March 26, the VI International Interuniversity Student Olympiad in Management was held, with the team from the State University of Management emerging as the winner.

The Olympiad was organized by the Department of Management of the Higher School of Economics and Business of the Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov and brought together 17 student teams from four countries.

Participants prepared project presentations using company examples, completed tests, and solved intellectual problems and practical cases.

This year the theme for the presentation was “Eco-branding and social responsibility as key factors in shaping the image of a modern organization.”

The GUU team included students from the Institute of Economics and Finance: Maria Vikulova, a third-year student in the Global Economy program; Valeria Kozyrenko, a third-year student in the Economics program; Lyubov Lapshonkova, a second-year student in the International Management program; and Mikhail Andrianov, a third-year student in the Economics of Business Leadership program.

The students presented a presentation on "Eco-branding and social responsibility" using X5 Group as an example and became winners of the Olympiad.

We congratulate the students of the State University of Management and thank their mentors for their preparation. We wish them continued success and interesting projects for the benefit of our country's economy!

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The 19th Interuniversity Student Olympiad "Management in Transport and Logistics – 2026" was held at the State University of Management (SUM).

Traditionally, students, teachers, and representatives of industry companies gathered at one venue to showcase their professional competencies, exchange experiences, and establish business contacts.

The opening ceremony featured speeches from GUU Vice-Rector Maria Karelina, Director of the Project Mentoring Center at our university Ekaterina Illarionova, and Chairman of the Organizing Committee and Chairman of the GUU Council of Elders Alexey Stepanov.

Students from various universities took part in the Olympiad, including the State University of Management, St. Petersburg State University of Economics (SPbGEU), Russian University of Transport (RUT MIIT), Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN), and Osh State University (OSH).

Participants presented their own project work on current issues in the development of logistics, transport systems, and supply chain management. Some participants presented remotely, which allowed for a broader geographic reach and increased accessibility.

The jury included representatives of leading companies in the transport and logistics industry: JSC IERT, PJSC TransContainer, State Budgetary Institution MosTransProekt, SP Business Car, CESCA, TOP-Service, State Research Center of the Russian Federation FSUE NAMI, FS Mackenzie, Tablodzhiks LLC, RULOG, and Zaptrans LLC. Their participation ensured a practice-oriented approach to evaluating the work and gave students the opportunity to receive professional feedback.

Furthermore, the Olympiad provided an effective platform for students to interact with employers. Participants were able to network with company representatives, discuss internship and future employment opportunities, and establish valuable professional contacts.

Following the performances, the winners were:

The best lecturers

Makar Spirin (GUU) Olesya Tsveleva (GUU)

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Team "LogStart" (GUU): Maria Panyukova, Taisiya Nevzorova, Maria Tkacheva, Georgy Gogiashvili, Pavel Zakharov

Scientific Essay nomination

Ksenia Kudryavtseva (St. Petersburg State University) Anastasia Ryazhkina (St. Petersburg State University of Economics) Alina Cheredaretskaya (St. Petersburg State University of Economics) Mikhail Shepetovsky (RUT MIIT)

Best project (scientific direction)

Team "Phoenix" (GUU): Taisiya Vlasova, Igor Nikolaev, Kristina Antonova, Sayat Pashayeva

Best Project (Practice-Oriented)

The Autoguide Team (GUU): Makar Spirin, Leonid Rykunov, Stanislav Sitnikov, Le Duc Anh, Timur Menkuraev

Special prize

The Sly Foxes team (RUT MIIT): Valeria Morozova, Alesya Gutsal, Daniel Khavanshanov, Egor Kuznetsov, Maxim Sychev

Prize of the organizing committee

Team “Nomands” (Osh State University): Aisha Kazakova, Elina Abdibalieva, Isokjon Ziyaidinov, Islambek Kamaldinov.

Congratulations to the Olympiad winners and thank all the students, organizers, and jury members for their participation and high level of professionalism and engagement. See you again at SUM!

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On March 26, the State University of Management held its latest "Lesson of Courage." Guests included Sergei Veremeyenko, head of the mobile team at the A.A. Vishnevsky National Medical Research Center for Military Medical Technologies (BMC) Blood Transfusion Center; Sergei Barbus, a representative of the All-Russian public organization "Combat Brotherhood" and a veteran of the special military operation; and Artem Nikolayenko, federal coordinator of the "Combat Brotherhood" volunteer company.

The meeting was opened by Sergei Lenshin, Director of the Institute of Distance Education (IZO), who emphasized the goals of such meetings: "To develop the student's personality as a citizen with the values, views, attitudes, and motives for action and behavior inherent to such a personality; to preserve the country's historical heritage among the younger generation; to cultivate a sense of love for the Motherland, pride in the nation's heroic past, and a respectful attitude toward the country's history."

During the meeting, students watched a film about the war crimes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces against civilians in Donbas, neo-Nazism, and its impact on generations of Ukrainian youth.

Sergey Veremeyenko spoke about the importance of volunteering and blood donation. After his speech, some students decided to become donors and participate in the blood drive being held at the State University of Management by the Center's staff.

The conversation continued with Artem Nikolaenko, who spoke about developing young people's understanding of courage, duty, honor, responsibility, and the willingness to take courageous action.

Participants in the meeting discussed the reasons for the SVO with Sergei Barbus, a veteran of the special military operation. He shared his personal combat experiences and real-life stories with the students, and spoke about the importance of youth supporting their country. He also spoke about the elite units of the Unmanned Systems Troops, which offer special terms to students at the State University of Management: a one-year contract, without interruption from their studies, and benefits of up to 5.5 million rubles. Learn more at the Information Center for Unmanned Systems and Assistance to the SVO (GUK-150), and apply here.

He also explained that the organization's members annually hold several thousand military-sports and memorial events, including those aimed at promoting patriotic education among young people, and he invited students from our university to participate.

Summing up the meeting, the Director of the Fine Arts Department of the State University of Management once again addressed those present: "In our time, when the world faces numerous challenges, we cannot remain mere observers, and such conversations are especially relevant – these are not just classes, but a profound and important educational process that helps instill in young people patriotic feelings, pride in their country, and respect for its heroes."

As a reminder, "Lessons of Courage" are regularly held at the State University of Management. The students have already met with Ivan Bondyukov, a member of the SVO, a UAV and parachute training instructor; Maxim Shmelev, a volunteer from the "Veterans" reconnaissance and assault brigade; Mikhail Surikov, a war correspondent; and Sergei Karelin, a special forces veteran and coordinator of the SVO Veterans Association.

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Nguyen Thi Hai Anh, a postgraduate student at the National University of Management, took part in a meeting of students with the Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Pham Minh Trinh, as part of his official visit.

Upon arriving in Moscow, the Prime Minister met with Embassy staff and representatives of the Vietnamese community living, studying, and working in the Russian Federation. The meeting discussed the friendly relations between Vietnam and Russia, which are strengthening year after year.

First-year graduate student at SUM, Nguyen Thi Hai Anh, represented the Vietnamese student community in Russia and expressed gratitude to the Party, State, and Government for their ongoing work and support in providing educational opportunities for generations of Vietnamese youth, both previously in the Soviet Union and today in the Russian Federation.

Pham Minh Trinh called for the development and dissemination of Vietnamese culture to the world to promote bilateral relations between the two nations and maintain international friendship.

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For the fourth time in a row, the State University of Management hockey club accepted the challenge to the XII All-Russian Championship of the Russian Student Hockey League.

This year, a large-scale sporting event will take place in St. Petersburg from April 23 to 30.

Sixteen of the strongest student teams representing 11 regions of the country will compete for victory. Organizers promise a packed schedule: matches will be held daily, ensuring spectators will experience intense competition and intense action on the ice.

Let us recall that, following the results of last season, the GUU team won bronze medals among the best teams in Russia.

Fans will be able to support the team on its journey to new heights both in person at the arena in St. Petersburg and via online broadcasts.

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