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From April 21 to 22, the State University of Management will host the 41st All-Russian Scientific Conference of Young Scientists, "Reforms in Russia and Management Problems – 2026."

We invite students in their third and fourth years of undergraduate studies, all years of graduate studies, and postgraduate studies supervised by faculty members, as well as young scientists, to participate. No more than two papers per participant will be accepted for publication.

The conference will be held in a mixed format and will include the following sections:

Interdisciplinary models of digital modernity management: law, politics, sociology, and psychology of management; Information systems and management technologies: development of methodological foundations and tools; Management issues: challenges and reforms in the Russian Federation; Marketing, brand management, and advertising technologies; Institutional aspects of managing socio-economic reforms; Management issues in business and social communications: reforms and risks.

Articles by conference participants will be published in a collection and submitted to the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI).

Registration is available via this link until 6:00 PM on April 13. Articles in MS Word format must be attached during online registration. Applications received after this time will not be accepted or reviewed.

The name of the file with the article must contain the last names of all authors and the title of the article itself.

For further information, please contact: Alexandra Shkurenkova, statistikaguu@yandex.ru

Requirements for article formatting and sample

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A new electronic reading room has opened in the Main Academic Building of the State University of Management.

The space is designed specifically for students and faculty seeking to deepen their knowledge and immerse themselves in engaging scientific research.

The space is equipped with comfortable furniture, convenient workstations with computers, and soft lighting. Qualified staff will help you find the information you need and navigate the online resources.

The scientific library offers electronic resources for productive study and scientific research:

Electronic library systems; electronic library of dissertations and abstracts of the Russian State Library; electronic versions of scientific journals (IVIS, eLibrary); the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI) database and the SCIENCE INDEX information and analytical system; Antiplagiat; ConsultantPlus.

Particular attention is paid to educational accessibility for individuals with disabilities. All necessary electronic resources are presented in formats adapted to the needs of users. For individuals with visual impairments, the electronic library systems offer:

An adapted version of the website for the visually impaired with additional tools for increasing text size, choosing color schemes, and adjusting kerning, which improve accessibility without the need for third-party assistive technologies; a dedicated audiobook section; downloadable PDF fragments can be uploaded to audio players or copied to any device for comfortable reading, and can also be used with audio programs for voice-over.

We invite everyone to visit the electronic reading room at GU-149 on weekdays from 10:00 to 16:00.

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On March 18, a delegation from the A.I. Meshcheryakov Family Center visited the State University of Management to discuss the possibility of concluding a cooperation agreement and implementing joint projects.

The delegation included the head of the center Sergei Zakharov, his deputy Anna Fomina, chief accountant Tatyana Rumyantseva and members of the SVO Pavel Epikhin and Sergei Vasiliev.

GUU Vice-Rector Maria Karelina and university scientists introduced the guests to the university's research departments and modern laboratories, and discussed ongoing projects.

Vladimir Filatov, Director of the University's Engineering Project Management Center, spoke about the State University of Management's Student Design Bureau "Innovative Solutions," presented a project to digitize documentation and parts for an electric train, and shared his experience organizing a virtual design bureau for collaborative networking between several organizations. The scientist emphasized that, given the acute shortage of personnel, especially engineering and design personnel, it is often difficult for a single team to accomplish large-scale enterprise tasks. Thanks to the networking format established by the project team, they were able to attract students from various universities, regardless of their location, and successfully complete the tasks.

Guests were introduced to a major scientific project, the "digital village," which is a support platform for farmers that can help them start their own agricultural businesses, determine the best development path, and find partners. Anna Fomina, Deputy Director of the Family Center, suggested exploring the possibility of expanding the project to the Republic of Kalmykia and developing a demo version for presentation in the republic in the near future.

At the Reverse Engineering Laboratory, Vladimir Filatov demonstrated import substitution technologies and real-world developments: a project to produce bandages, a front-line armored personnel carrier, and the production of spare parts analogs for foreign-made equipment. Sergey Zakharov, Director of the Family Center, noted the high potential of the presented projects and areas of work.

At the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Laboratory at the RosGeoTech Industrial School, guests were introduced to the ongoing projects "ABRIS," "Geomap," and a project on role-based drone swarm control. The CNC Laboratory explained the CNC machine operator training process, working on simulators before transitioning to real-world production control, and the variety of programs already implemented at the laboratory.

At the end of the meeting, representatives of the A.I. Meshcheryakov Family Center discussed prospects for future joint projects with SUM scientists.

"We've identified many interesting areas of collaboration that we can pursue together. Today, our primary focus is on joint programs for our clients. These are primarily participants in the SVO and young people with disabilities who undergo rehabilitation and vocational skills training with us," concluded Sergey Zakharov.

The parties agreed to sign a cooperation agreement to implement joint programs in industrial engineering, CNC machine control, and UAV operations for SVO participants and people with various medical conditions.

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On March 18, Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management and a member of the Public Council under the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, participated in the ministry's final board meeting, where the 2025 results were discussed.

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Chairman of the Public Council under the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia Alexey Repik, and other representatives of the country's economic community spoke at the event.

Alexander Novak stated that the country continues to develop despite external attempts to hinder it, and that GDP has grown by more than 10 percent over three years, which is higher than the global average.

During his speech, Maxim Reshetnikov outlined the main challenges to long-term economic growth in the Russian Federation. He cited growing sanctions, trade wars, and geopolitical conflicts as external challenges, while he identified budget constraints, increased competition, declining enterprise profitability, and a slowdown in the economy and investment as internal ones.

At the same time, the head of the Ministry of Economic Development noted that the main scarce resource in the Russian economy today is labor and competent workers.

As a reminder, the rector of the State University of Management also serves on the State Council of the Russian Federation's Human Resources Committee and regularly participates in meetings that discuss the development of the labor market, professional training, employment issues, and more.

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March 18, 2014, will forever remain in the memory of Russians as the day the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol returned to our country. Two days earlier, on March 16, a Crimean-wide referendum was held, in which the majority of residents of these regions voted for reunification with Russia.

History of Crimea

Crimea became part of Russia after our country's victory in the Russo-Turkish War of 1768-1774. In 1783, Empress Catherine II issued a manifesto annexing Crimea, Taman, and the right bank of the Kuban River to the Russian Empire.

The Crimean Oblast only became part of the Ukrainian SSR in 1954, at the initiative of Nikita Khrushchev, First Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee. After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, the peninsula became part of independent Ukraine and enjoyed the status of an autonomous republic. In February 1992, the Supreme Council of the autonomous region adopted a constitution and proclaimed the sovereign Republic of Crimea, a move that the Ukrainian authorities refused to recognize. As a result, political conflict continued for several years until the region received the status of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (ARC) within Ukraine in 1998.

Change of power

Following the coup d'état in Ukraine in February 2014, residents of the peninsula staged mass protests, refusing to recognize the new anti-Russian government and demanding Crimea's separation from Ukraine. The Supreme Council of the autonomous republic decided to hold a referendum on Crimea's status. Initially, they planned to hold it in May, but later realized that the issue could not be postponed and set the date for March 16, 2014.

Referendum and accession to Russia

Participants in the all-Crimean referendum had to choose one of the following options: "Do you support the reunification of Crimea with Russia as a constituent entity of the Russian Federation?" and "Do you support the restoration of the 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Crimea and the status of Crimea as part of Ukraine?" As a result, 96.77% of voters in Crimea and 95.6% in Sevastopol voted for Crimea's reunification with Russia.

On March 18, 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea Sergei Aksyonov, Chairman of the State Council of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov, and the head of Sevastopol Alexei Chaly signed the Treaty between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Crimea on the admission of the Republic of Crimea to the Russian Federation and the formation of new subjects within the Russian Federation.

Crimea today

Over these 12 years, large-scale changes have been implemented aimed at upgrading infrastructure and improving regional economies to improve the quality of life for their residents. The Crimean Bridge and the Tavrida Highway have been built, and connections with new regions have been established, including via the land corridor along the Novorossiya federal highway.

As a result of these changes, Crimea has regained its attractiveness as a resort and entered the top five of the National Tourism Rating for 2025 and among the leading Russian regions in terms of economic development dynamics.

We are proud of the courage and determination of the people of the peninsula, who chose their own destiny and returned to our country. For many generations of Russians, this day has become a symbolic milestone, marking the restoration of historical rights and a reaffirmation of respect for public opinion. The return of Crimea underscored the importance of dialogue, understanding, and a willingness to listen to one another.

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A delegation from the State University of Management, led by Rector Vladimir Stroyev, paid a return visit to the All-Russian Academy of Foreign Trade (VAVT) to discuss future areas of cooperation.

Representatives of the State University of Management were met by the Rector of the Russian Academy of Foreign Trade, Vittoria Idrisova; the Vice-Rector for Continuing Professional Education, Alexander Nikitenko; the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, Olga Kulikova; and the Director of the Methodological Center for Improving Education in Foreign Economic Activity, Anna Badulina.

Guests were given a tour of the campus, including learning spaces, gyms, a swimming pool, recording studios, an auditorium, and other facilities that support students' full development.

After the walk, representatives from the educational institutions moved on to discussing areas of cooperation, beginning with the previously raised issue of establishing a working group within the Eurasian Network University. Vladimir Stroyev invited representatives from the Russian Academy of Foreign Trade to attend the next ENU meeting in May, which will be attended by members of the Eurasian Economic Commission, the State Duma, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and others, to learn about the consortium's work firsthand.

In response, Vittoria Idrisova invited the rector's office of the State University of Management to the Academy's anniversary celebration, which will take place on May 22.

Dmitry Bryukhanov, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management, proposed launching a joint online educational program, noting our university's significant experience in this area, as several similar agreements have been concluded this year alone. The Vice-Rector also recalled that the Ministry of Education and Science's Interregional Educational and Methodological Center for Project-Based Learning operates at the State University of Management and invited the participants to learn more about its activities.

Maria Karelina, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management, discussed potential areas of collaboration in scientific projects, including cross-border trade and engineering.

Pavel Pavlovsky, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management, presented the results of participation in the "Service-Learning" project, cited examples of successful projects and collaborations with a number of partner universities and organizations, and invited participants to participate in the "Family History. Immortal Memory" competition, an important national initiative initiated by the State University of Management.

As a result of the meeting, the parties strengthened their resolve to conclude a cooperation agreement and agreed to coordinate its main areas in a working manner.

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Students from the Institute of Marketing at the State University of Management participated in a roundtable discussion titled "Donor Actions in the Context of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia," which took place at LG Electronics' Moscow office ahead of the company's 120th Donor Day under the auspices of the National Healthcare Development Fund.

The event brought together representatives of different nationalities and ages, including students, LG employees, and representatives of public organizations.

The meeting was opened by the company's Senior PR/ESG Director, Tatyana Shakhnes, who recently visited the State University of Management to deliver a lecture. She introduced the participants to LG's 17-year history of good deeds, the diverse formats of its blood drives, and emphasized the importance of engaging opinion leaders to promote its ideas.

Elena Stefanyuk, Director of the National Healthcare Development Fund and Deputy Chair of the Coordinating Council for Blood and Bone Marrow Donation under the Civic Chamber of Russia, served as the honorary chair of the meeting. The expert discussed the importance of blood and bone marrow donation, as well as key initiatives and nationwide events, including those dedicated to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

During the roundtable discussion, participants presented the national and ethnocultural characteristics of their regions: family traditions, cultural codes, symbols, and tourist attractions.

Following the meeting, GUU students and LG representatives discussed various options for holding Blood Donor Day. Particular attention was paid to organizing the event, informing students about the importance of blood donation, and attracting as many participants as possible.

As a reminder, the traditional Blood Donor Day was held at GUU on March 16, and Health Week is being held at our university from March 16 to 20.

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FIT, the developer of the lsFusion ERP 4R system, and the State University of Management have entered into a long-term partnership agreement to train students at the Institute of Information Systems.

The agreement provides for joint work to improve the teaching of specialized disciplines, organize internships, and ensure the relevance and practical application of students' project activities, which contribute to the development and support of their professional competencies for the purpose of developing a future career in the IT industry.

Students will be given access to expertise in the open-source business application development platform lsFusion. A key element of the training will be a lecture course devoted to the platform's architecture and capabilities. Students will learn the basics of programming in the eponymous language and become familiar with the modular open-source MyCompany system, designed to automate a wide range of business processes for small and medium-sized trading, manufacturing, and construction companies.

Students of the Institute of Information Systems (IIS) will gain practical experience in developing and implementing IT solutions, as well as the opportunity to explore a domestic alternative to imported information systems.

This collaboration will thus form the basis for educational initiatives, promote the digitalization of education and business, and help young people successfully integrate into the world of high management technologies.

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On March 17, the State University of Management held its traditional Career Day, where students could learn about current employment opportunities directly from employers.

More than 30 organizations participated in the event, each ready to share their work experience and talk about vacancies and internship programs.

Students personally interacted with company representatives, asked questions, and learned more about employment prospects after graduation or during their studies.

The VTB Bank booth generated particular interest, offering traditional souvenirs like pens, stickers, and cardholders, as well as more expensive prizes like backpacks, lunchboxes, and portable chargers, for completing tasks of varying difficulty. Pyaterochka's activities, where players could spin a wheel and win an edible gift, were also popular.

Representatives of the "I'm in Business" project took an original approach to participation: in order to receive souvenirs, they asked the children to formulate ideas for projects that solve a real-life problem.

In addition to communicating with employers, each student could receive career advice from staff at the Career and Practical Training Center at the State University of Management.

In addition, as part of Career Day, a cooperation agreement was signed between the State University of Management and the Moscow City Center for Professional and Career Development.

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On March 17, the State University of Management and the Moscow City Center for Professional and Career Development signed a cooperation agreement.

The document was signed by Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, and Evgeny Andrienko, Director of the Center.

"We've been implementing joint projects for several years now, and thanks to this agreement, we'll be able to expand our areas of collaboration. For example, the Student Parliamentary Clubs, where students excel, and the first graduates who participated in the project already hold quite high positions. We have a number of projects aimed at identifying leaders in various fields, because they aren't always bright activists; sometimes even quiet students begin to skyrocket after graduation," Vladimir Stroyev shared his observations.

Vice-Rector of the State University of Management Pavel Pavlovsky spoke about his work with the KVN movement and young people in general.

"It's important to understand that KVN has long been more than just a game, but a mass youth movement that has a significant impact on its participants. For five years now, we've been organizing the "KVN – School of Leaders" forum, where we discuss how to integrate the movement into various areas of public life. And in 2025, the KVN Scientific and Methodological Center opened at the State University of Management," said Pavel Pavlovsky.

In turn, representatives of the Moscow City Center for Professional and Career Development expressed gratitude for the high-quality training provided to students and graduates of the State University of Management, many of whom they work with.

The parties agreed to cooperate in the area of educational and scientific development, including internships and practical training, employment of students and specialists, and the implementation of joint projects and events.

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