The Pre-University was established as a key component in the system of continuous medical education "school – university".
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Its mission
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Key advantages
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1. General Provisions
Status
- A structural unit of Sechenov University implementing programs of secondary general education and additional general education programs.
Goals
- Preparing students for university admission through in-depth study of specialized subjects.
- Fostering professional orientation in medicine.
- Developing scientific research skills.
Operating Principles
- Unity of educational, scientific, and extracurricular activities.
- Individualized learning considering students' interests.
- Connection with the clinical practice and scientific research of the University.
2. Tasks and Areas of Activity
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Educational Activities
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Organizational and Management Activities
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Scientific and Extracurricular Work
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3. Management of the Pre-University
Leadership:
- University Rector: Controls activities, approves personnel decisions.
- Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs: Coordinates the work of the Pre-University.
- Director of the Pre-University:
- Operational management.
- Issues local orders.
- Responsible for compliance with regulations (occupational health, fire safety, etc.).
Highest Governing Body:
The University's Academic Council (approves regulations, programs, hears reports).
The University's Academic Council (approves regulations, programs, hears reports).
4. Features of the Educational Process
Programs
- Comply with the Federal State Educational Standards, but include in-depth study of specialized disciplines (chemistry, biology, etc.).
- Incorporate elements of the university environment (scientific projects, master classes from University professors).
Forms of Work
- Lectures, seminars, practical classes.
- Participation in conferences and olympiads.
Quality Control
- Intermediate and final attestation.
- Monitoring of academic performance and student feedback.
5. Staff Responsibilities
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The teaching staff is responsible for:
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6. International Cooperation
Participation in international educational projects.
Exchange of experience with the University's foreign partners.