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On March 10, the State University of Management will host an open lecture by Vladimir Zotov, a professor in the Department of Public and Municipal Administration at the State University of Management and an honorary worker of higher professional education. Zotov headed the South-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow, with a population of over 1.3 million, for 25 years.

The topic of the meeting was: “State and municipal governance using the example of the city of Moscow.”

During his lecture, the professor, Honored Transport Worker of the Russian Federation, and laureate of Russian Government awards in education and science, will explore the specifics of state and municipal governance using the capital as an example: from strategic planning to solving the daily problems of a metropolis.

Participants will learn about key mechanisms for government interaction, the specifics of governance in a high-density, dynamic urban environment, and best practices for implementing social and infrastructure projects in Moscow.

Vladimir Borisovich will share his unique experience leading the South-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow, with a population of over 1.3 million, as well as his many years of research and teaching experience in public administration.

Following the lecture, there will be a book signing featuring Vladimir Zotov's book "Keys to Success: A Career Compass from a Minister"—a practical guide for future and current leaders.

Pre-registration is required to participate in the meeting; seats are limited.

We are waiting for everyone on March 10 at 5:00 PM in GU-232.

Don't miss the opportunity to learn from one of the most respected practitioners of Russian public administration!

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The State University of Management held a grand opening of a traveling photo exhibition dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the Moscow City Branch of the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps (MGO VSKS).

Maxim Dzhetygenov, head of the Moscow City Branch of the VSKS, Moscow City Duma deputy, director of the Educational and Training Center for Emergency Response and Basic Military Training at the State University of Management, and Kristina Kurieva, head of the press service of the Moscow City Branch of the VSKS, addressed the audience with welcoming remarks.

"The exhibition 'MGOVSKS 25 Years Together' is more than just photographs. It's a living history of our movement: from the first training sessions to large-scale humanitarian missions, from the first volunteers to the hundreds of trained rescuers today. Events like these strengthen the bond between generations of student rescuers and inspire new ones to join our team. After all, 25 years is only the beginning of a long journey," noted the department head.

The exhibition is located in the covered walkway near the Centralized Control and Monitoring Center and will remain open at the State University of Management until March 11. We invite students, faculty, and anyone interested in volunteerism and safety to visit the exhibition and learn more about the movement's history.

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The National University of Management participated in the Beijing-Moscow teleconference on the topic "New Drivers and New Opportunities: Chinese and Russian Experts' Views on the Chinese Economy."

The event was timed to coincide with the meetings of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People's Congress (NPC), which took place on March 4 and 5, respectively.

Fanis Sharipov, Director of the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research at the State University of Management, spoke among the invited experts. In the audience were students from the State University of Management, who will be studying in China for two years in September as part of the dual-degree program "International Manufacturing Business."

The participants discussed the results of the past five-year period and forecasts for the implementation of China's 15th Five-Year Plan for Socioeconomic Development (2026-2030). They also examined in detail the logic of China's economic policy and development to facilitate the formation of an objective understanding of the Chinese economy by the international community.

In his speech, GUU representative Fanis Sharipov emphasized our university's long-standing cooperation with China in the fields of education and science.

"The first cooperation agreement between the National University of Management and the Harbin Institute of Technology, a prestigious institution not only in China but also globally, was signed back in 1986. Since 2014, our university has been implementing a dual-degree program for undergraduate and graduate students in International Manufacturing Business with the rapidly developing Ningbo University. In 2023, the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research at the National University of Management was established to develop scientific and technical cooperation with universities and research organizations in China," noted Fanis Falikhovich.

In addition, the director of the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research at the State University of Management praised the achievements of Chinese companies in the field of AI.

"The State Council of the People's Republic of China formulated a detailed plan for the modern development of next-generation AI back in July 2017. It explicitly stated its intention to make AI the primary driving force of industrial modernization and economic transformation, strengthening national defense, internal and external security, education, and medicine by 2025. And here we recall how, on January 27, 2025, a Chinese startup triggered a collapse in the stock prices of American IT companies. By early February of last year, the NASDAQ high-tech index had lost 3.5%, representing a loss of almost a trillion US dollars. For experts, the successes of Chinese research in artificial intelligence (AI) are the result of China's systematic, long-term efforts in this field, which we have repeatedly noted in our research papers and conference abstracts," concluded Fanis Sharipov.

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Ekaterina Khalimon, Associate Professor of the Project Management Department at the State University of Management, won the "Mentor in Education in Moscow – 2026" competition in the "Best Mentoring Practice (Higher Education)" category.

Since 2022, the competition has been held by the Moscow City Organization of the All-Russian Trade Union of Education with the support of the Moscow Department of Education and Science.

This year, 208 teaching staff from Moscow educational institutions competed for the title of best in three stages of the competition. Participants demonstrated their mentoring practices, prepared presentations for a scientific and practical conference, conducted focus group workshops for competition experts, and participated in a roundtable discussion on current mentoring topics.

State University of Management (GUU) lecturer Ekaterina Khalimon presented her "Mentoring Model in Research" at the competition and received high marks from experts at all stages of the competition, winning the "Best Mentoring Practice (Higher Education)" category.

The "Trade Union Mentor" badge, a winner's diploma, and commemorative gifts were presented to Ekaterina Khalimon by Konstantin Guzhevkin, Chairman of the All-Russian Trade Union of Education.

"I am grateful to my mentor, Irina Brikoshina, Head of the Project Management Department, for her support in all my endeavors. The competition was organized at the highest level, and its main advantage was the opportunity to learn about colleagues' practices, share experiences, contacts, and gain new ideas for further development," the winner shared.

As a reminder, in 2023, Ekaterina Khalimon was awarded the "Honorary Mentor" badge for "significant achievements in the field of education and many years of conscientious work" by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.

We congratulate Ekaterina Andreevna on her victory and wish her continued success in bringing her ideas to life and reaching new heights in her professional endeavors!

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On February 27, universities participating in the second wave of the federal project "Advanced Engineering Schools" presented reports on their work through 2025, including representatives of the RosGeoTech Advanced Engineering School, which is being implemented at the M.D. Millionshchikov State Petroleum Technological University in collaboration with the State University of Management.

The project implementation results were assessed by a Council chaired by Russian Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov. Reports from 20 schools opened in December 2023 were presented at the meeting.

The RosGeoTech Engineering School team presented results on engineering training, research, new technology development, and objectives for 2026.

The team included: Andrey Luzhetsky, Head of the RosGeoTech School of Industrial and Applied Sciences; Magomed Mintsaev, Rector of the State Petroleum Technical University; Maria Karelina, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management; Khusain Betiev, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Chechen Republic; and Boris Nikishin, Chief Specialist of the HR Department of Rosneft Oil Company.

The speakers noted that the mission of the RosGeoTech school is to ensure Russia's leadership in innovative solutions for the sustainable development of oil-producing regions, including the efficient exploitation of fields at the final stage of their life cycle.

The team presented significant results from research projects implemented in the interests of sustainable development in Russia's oil and gas producing regions:

A mobile pilot plant for reagent-free removal of solid deposits from industrial pipelines; "Geothermics-5" – a pilot plant for generating electricity using a low-potential carrier – oil well water; production of rare elements for industry – promising flooded oil wells have been identified, results have been obtained for extracting iodine from produced water using environmentally friendly oxidizers; conversion of oil-contaminated areas of the North Caucasus Federal District to agricultural use through bioremediation technology.

The school is particularly proud of the opening of three special educational spaces, which have no analogues in the country:

An educational and scientific oil and gas testing ground based on real oil wells; the TOP-Engineer interactive complex center with digital twins and simulators; and the ABRIS robotics and video analytics laboratory.

The total amount of extra-budgetary funding raised over the two years of the PIS's operation amounted to over 500 million rubles. In 2025, R&D contracts worth over 127 million rubles were signed and implemented, double the previous year's figures.

The RosGeoTech PISh team successfully completed the final assessment, maintaining its position in the second group of Advanced Engineering Schools and receiving an annual development grant.

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Applications for the all-Russian "I'm in Business" program, aimed at supporting youth entrepreneurship and creating real business projects, are being accepted until March 12.

Participants will have the opportunity to work with active entrepreneurs and experts, test hypotheses, assemble a team, and go from idea to initial results.

The training will run from March 12 to May 22 and includes weekly in-person master classes from real businesspeople, meetings with entrepreneurs, mentoring for each participant, joint field trips, and much more.

Submit your application and create your own business project this spring.

The "I'm in Business" program is implemented by the "CAPITANS" Charitable Foundation with the support of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, the Russian Ministry of Education, the Moscow Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development, and the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

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On March 1, the Institute of Marketing at the State University of Management summarized the results of the All-Russian scientific and practical tournament "Hi-Tech Breakthrough."

In the fifth season of the tournament, over 180 participants from Russia and 17 countries competed for victory: Azerbaijan, Algeria, Angola, Afghanistan, Belarus, Vietnam, Haiti, Ghana, Egypt, Yemen, Kazakhstan, China, the Kyrgyz Republic, Sudan, Turkmenistan, the Philippines, and Ecuador.

The competition not only tested students' marketing knowledge but also developed strategies for promoting innovative products and high-tech industries. Graduating students from six Russian regions and international participants presented their marketing projects across a wide range of industries – from smart road management and high-tech fashion to mobile apps for allergy sufferers and unmanned agricultural aircraft.

Olga Ivanova, a student at the State University of Management's Institute of Marketing, won the Tournament among Russians. Second place went to Maria Nedashkovskaya, a student at RUDN University, and bronze went to Ilya Karev, a student at State University of Management.

Fifty students from China, Kazakhstan, Belarus, and other countries were recognized as international winners and runners-up of the Tournament. They will compete for places in the Institute of Marketing's Master's program in High-Tech Marketing in the 2026–2027 academic year under the government quota.

We congratulate the Tournament winners and wish them creative success, bold new ideas, and a bright career in marketing.

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A meeting between students and a participant of the SVO was held at the State University of Management.

On February 27, Maxim Shmelev, a volunteer from the Veterans reconnaissance and assault brigade representing the Veterans of Russia and Veterans of the Fatherland public organizations, addressed the students.

In a "Lesson of Courage" format, the soldier shared information with the students about the types of drones, their design, combat use, and countermeasures. The meeting was held in a confidential dialogue format, so the details were kept confidential only by the participants.

The bravest students had the opportunity to try their hand at drone operations using a special computer simulator.

The State University of Management thanks the guest and representatives of the All-Russian public movement "Veterans of Russia" for their shared experience and cooperation.

We remind you that students can try their hand at UAV operators and, under special conditions, serve in the Unmanned Systems Troops—a new, high-tech branch of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Conditions for students of the State University of Management:

A 12-month contract with a return to studies without losing a course. Studying continues remotely, with payment at the university's expense. Free retraining courses at the State University of Management.

Details about the program can be found on the official website, and you can apply using this link.

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On March 3, 1880, the Aleksandrovsk Commercial School was founded, which became the historical foundation of the State University of Management.

The school was established on the initiative of Nikolai Naidenov, Chairman of the Moscow Exchange Committee, founder, and board member of the Moscow Merchant Bank, in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the reign of Emperor Alexander II. The proposal received financial support from Moscow's wealthiest industrialists and financiers, major trading houses, a number of manufactories, and the Moscow Merchant Bank.

The new educational institution, operating on a commercial basis, trained "children of members of the merchant class for commercial activities." The curriculum, approved by the Ministry of Finance in agreement with the Ministry of Public Education of the Russian Empire, was adopted on July 11, 1885, and the first academic year began that same year.

Prominent scholars of the time taught both general and specialized subjects at the Alexander Commercial School, including the history of trade, commodity science, accounting, political economy, law, and others. Emphasis was placed on the practical side of education and the development of systems thinking.

In subsequent years, new educational structures focusing on management were formed on the school's foundation. Through a series of institutional transformations, it was this educational line that led to the creation of the modern State University of Management, ensuring the continuity of the management school. Over these decades, the educational institution has undergone a significant transformation, while preserving its most important characteristic—its management DNA.

Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, has repeatedly emphasized that a modern university should not be constrained by political prejudices. Therefore, the university is reclaiming elements of its historical memory—the Order of the Red Banner of Labor has once again graced the façade, and a bust of Sergo Ordzhonikidze has been installed in the hall.

Congratulations to the students, faculty, and staff on the university's 146th anniversary! May this milestone serve as another milestone for further development and new achievements.

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Students from the State University of Management attended a career guidance tour of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, a place where the high-tech solutions of tomorrow are being created.

Together with Tatyana Pershina, Associate Professor of the Department of Statistics, and Alla Zhukova, Director of the GUU Career Center, the students learned about innovative developments, learned which companies are already shaping the high-tech market in Russia, and at the Shared Use Center, they saw modern production machines in operation and experienced real-world technological processes.

In addition, during the tour, participants were able to ask questions about internships, career opportunities, and employer requirements.

"These trips not only help broaden your horizons but also take the first step toward your professional future: seeing a potential job, establishing contacts, and imagining yourself as a specialist at a high-tech company," noted Alla Zhukova.

As a reminder, earlier in February, students, together with the GUU Career Center, visited the flagship "My Career" center.

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