The Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia (Herzen University) is one of the oldest teacher-training institutions in the country. It was founded on 2(14) May 1797 by Emperor Paul I as St. Petersburg Educational House, and later lay the foundations for other pedagogical institutions in the XIX – early XX centuries. These were formed into a single pedagogical institute by Decree of the People’s Commissar for Education on 1 September 1918. On 15 January 1920 the Presidium of the All-Union Executive Committee decreed that the institute be named after Alexander Herzen. The Ministry of Education, in issuing order No. 25 of 24 January 1991, gave Leningrad State Pedagogical Institute university status, and it has been called the Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia since then.
The university’s contribution to Russian society has been substantial, and we recall with pride the names of the outstanding scientists and scholars who have worked at Herzen University, making their significant contributions to the development of the country’s science and industry. Among them are such luminaries as academician I. Kurchatov, the father of the Russian nuclear physics school; professor A. Gershun, the founder of the optical industry; the astronomer S. Glasenapp; academician V. Ipatieff, an army general and a chemist; A. Fersman, the pioneer of geochemistry, professor V. Perekalin, the chemist who supervised the development of the pharmaceutical drug Phenibut, used in aerospace medicine and child psychiatry. The plethora of famous Herzen personalities includes pedagogues P. Kapterev, V. Soroka-Rossinsky, and A. Pinkevich; chemists V. Verkhovsky, and A. Favorsky, the botanist V. Komarov, geographers V. Semenov-Tian-Shansky and Yu. Shokalsky, physiologists L. Orbeli and K. Bykov, the mathematician G. Fikhtengolts, historians E. Tarle, V. Struve, A. Presnyakov, S. Oldenburg, B. Grekov, the psychologist L. Vygotsky, philologists S. Ozhegov, L. Scherba, V. Zhirmunsky, N. Marr, writers M. Gorky and E. Zamyatin, and many others. Today Herzen University employs more than 1700 scholars, 1000 of whom hold Candidate of Science degrees, 300 are Doctors of Science, 6 are academicians and 9 are corresponding members of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Russian Academy of Education, and 23 are Honoured Scientists of the Russian Federation. In 2012 Professor A. Grib, Department of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy, was awarded the gold medal by the Telesio-Galilei Academy of Science (TGA 2012) for his fundamental contribution to the development of the theory of quantum fields in curved space.
The University’s graduates make a considerable contribution to the country’s social and cultural life. Some of the writers, poets, composers, actors, sportsmen, and political figures are well-known outside of Russia, as well, including: N. Zabolotsky, A. Kushner, V. Sangi, A. Chepurov, L. Reznikov, A. Morozov, L. Egorova.
By decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 30 of 15 January 1998 Herzen University was included in the list of the State Corpus of Heritage Sites in Russia. This decree is further proof that today the University is among the leaders in Russian education, a major cultural and educational center, a unique multidiscipline research and educational complex which maintains and develops the best academic and educational traditions in Russia and worldwide.
HERZEN UNIVERSITY TODAY
Today the University comprises 5 institutes, 21 faculties, 3 affiliations in the towns of Volkhov, Vyborg, and Makhachkala, over 130 departments, 3 research centers, 27 educational and cultural centers including the Linguistic Center, the DAAD Resource Center, and the St. Petersburg School of Conference Interpreting and Translation. All departments work in close cooperation with the University’s over 25 research centers and laboratories, including: the Physics Research Institute, the Continuing Education Research Institute, and the General Education Research Institute.
Alongside the training of highly qualified teachers for universities and secondary schools, Herzen University offers a broad range of non-teaching specializations, allowing it to fit into the category of traditional universities. The university admits students to 57 educational programs integrated in 10 groups (32 Bachelor’s programs, 2 Specialist programs and 23 Master’s programs). The university offers programs in Arts & Humanities, Engineering & Technology, Life Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences. The latest achievements in the spheres of education management and economics, juvenile justice, etc. form the foundation of the training programs for psychologists, economists, lawyers, managers, IT specialists and quality control managers. Still, the teacher-training programs remain the priority for Herzen University. Through its history the university has been and remains the largest innovative teacher-training center in Russia, turning out highly professional educators.
FACULTIES
Faculty | Internet-page | Information in one file (English) | |
Faculty of Psychology and Pedagogy | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Fine Arts | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Biology | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Life Safety | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Foreign Languages | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Information Technologies | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Russian as a Foreign Language | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Special Education | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Mathematics | in English | in Russian | |
School of Management | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Physics | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Music | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Economics | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Law | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Geography | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Social Sciences | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Physical Education | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Human Philosophy | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Philology | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Chemistry | in English | in Russian | |
Faculty of Technology andEntrepreneurship | in English | in Russian | |
INSTITUTES
Institute | Internet-page | Information in one file (English) | |
Institute of Childhood | in English | in Russian | |
Institute of the People of the North | in English | in Russian | |
Institute of Natural Science | in English | in Russian | |
Institute of International Relations | in English | in Russian | |
Institute of the Humanities | in English | in Russian | |
Institute of Postgraduate Education | in English | in Russian | |
Research Institute of ContinuousTeacher Education | in English | in Russian | |
Research Institute of GeneralEducation | in English | in Russian |
CENTERS
St.Petersburg School of Conference Interpreting and Translation
DAAD Information Center in St.Petersburg
American Studies Resource Center
Chinese Cultural Center
Center of Spanish-speaking Cultures
Center of Portuguese Language and Literature
Please, contact us by using the following contact information:
DMITRY BOIKOV
Vice-Rector for International Cooperation
Tel.: +7 (812) 314 7859
Fax: +7 (812) 314 7654
E-mail: boikov@herzen.spb.ru
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE
Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia
6 Kazanskaya (Plekhanova) st.
191186, St. Petersburg
RUSSIA
Internet: http://www.herzen.spb.ru
International Students Department | Academic Mobility Department |
Victoria VORONTSOVA – Head of the Department | Elena ISAEVA– Head of the Department |
Tel.: +7(812) 314-7873 | Tel.: +7(812) 314-7676 |
e-mail: victoria1502@list.ru | e-mail: isaeva@herzen.spb.ru |
Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia
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