Perm state agricultural. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Perm State Agrarian and Technological University named after Academician D.N.

Higher agricultural education in the Urals turns 100 years old.The history of its development is inextricably linked with the history of the Perm State Agrarian and Technological University. It all started on July 1, 1918 - the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry was opened at Perm University.In 1923, the faculty received a building, where to this day its main building is located, and in 1930 the faculty became an independent university.

Perm State Agrarian and Technological University. The history of creation and the history of the building - from the Mariinsky Women's Gymnasium to the Agricultural University

In 1859, the famous public figure D.D. Smyshlyaev began raising funds for a women's gymnasium in Perm. For this, charity evenings were held. At that time, women's gymnasiums were named after the Mariinsky in honor of Empress Maria Alexandrovna, who contributed to the opening of these institutions in Moscow and St. Petersburg. The Perm Mariinsky Gymnasium was opened at the end of 1860 on Permskaya Street. The term of study was 8 years.

The city grew, there were more students in the gymnasium, and the question arose of building a new building. The city council allocated a place for a new gymnasium - at the corner of Obvinskaya and Petropavlovskaya streets. Built by architect Julius Osipovich Dutel. The name is well-known, the person is well-deserved. It is not surprising that the building he created is today the hallmark of the city.

It was built in neo-gothic style. This style was popular in the 70-80s of the 19th century in the West, but not in Russia, the more valuable the surviving examples are. It took three years to build educational buildings, which were ready in 1887. Later, a dormitory building was added and the church of St. Nicholas of Mirliki was erected. The gymnasium existed until 1918, then it housed the services of the commissariat of the Red Army.

In 1923, the complex was given to the Agrarian Faculty of Perm State University. In 1930, the faculty was allocated to the Agricultural Institute.

During the war, a hospital was located in the buildings, it worked until 1946, then the building was returned to the university. Today it houses the D.N. Pryanishnikov. The status of the academy was assigned to the institute in 1995, and the name of the famous Russian scientist - in 1948. On October 26, 2017, the academy becomes an agrarian technological university.

Academician Dmitry Nikolaevich Pryanishnikov

This school has its own history. It began on July 1, 1918 with the opening of the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at Perm University. The first dean is Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor A.I. Lunyak. Prepared in the specialties "Agronomy", "Agrochemistry", "Forestry". When the faculty separated into an independent institute, three faculties were created - agronomic, zootechnical, agrochemistry and soil science. Today, the rector of the Perm State Agrarian and Technological University is Yuri Nikolayevich Zubarev, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Professor, Honorary Worker of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation, Honorary Worker of the Russian Agro-Industrial Complex.

Today's Perm State Agrarian and Technological University named after Academician D.N. Pryanishnikova is a multidisciplinary educational institution, it has 9 faculties, where 7 thousand students study. These are: 1) architectural and construction, 2) engineering, 3) agricultural technology and forestry, 4) veterinary medicine and animal husbandry, 5) land management and cadastre, 6) soil science, agrochemistry, ecology and commodity science, 7) applied informatics, 8) economics , finance and commerce, 9) faculty of distance learning.

The university maintains international relations, which are expressed by participation in conferences, symposiums and seminars (USA, Great Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, China), scientific contacts with educational institutions, internships for students and teachers in foreign universities and enterprises.

The library plays an important role in education. It has 4 subscriptions, 3 reading rooms, 29 library points at the departments. Total area - 1462 sq. m. The number of seats - 219. The fund of the library with electronic resources is more than 3 million copies.

Library of the Agricultural Academy. D. N. Pryanishnikova

There is a network of student meals "Permskaya Mariinka", a marketing center, a center for promoting employment of students and employment of graduates, an international relations center, a technology development center (NIC COT) "Agroresurs", a quality and informatization department.

There is everything for sports. A sports complex with an area of 5000 m 2 with an athletics arena, six sports halls, a sauna, a phyto-bar. This also includes the recreation center "Aelita". Employees and students rest at reduced rates. It hosts competitions in various sports.

The university has its own publishing and printing center "Prokrost". There is a center for international relations. The network of student cafes, which unites three canteens, four cafes and a juice bar, perfectly feeds students and teachers.

There is a marketing center that allows you to get a second education or improve your skills, a career guidance center and preparatory courses. In general, there is everything for a fruitful and interesting life of applicants and students. The University is proud of its graduates who contribute to the development of the Russian economy. The school is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.

Marina Ryzhova

Today's Perm State Agrarian and Technological University named after academician D.N. Pryanishnikov is a multidisciplinary educational institution, it has 9 faculties, where 7 thousand students study. These are: 1) architectural and construction, 2) engineering, 3) agricultural technology and forestry, 4) veterinary medicine and animal husbandry, 5) land management and cadastre, 6) soil science, agrochemistry, ecology and commodity science, 7) applied informatics, 8) economics , finance and commerce, 9) faculty of distance learning.

The university employs 40 Doctors of Science and more than 200 Candidates of Science. The graduate school trains personnel in 12 specialties. The list of graduates is impressive. These are employees of typically agricultural industries, as well as economists, financiers, land surveyors, veterinarians, employees of cadastral services, forest complex, processing and marketing of agricultural products, vehicle service and others. The university maintains international relations, which are expressed by participation in conferences, symposiums and seminars (USA, Great Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, China), scientific contacts with educational institutions, internships for students and teachers in foreign universities and enterprises.

The university has a modern base for conducting research work. These are the educational and experimental farm "Lipovaya Gora", an experimental scientific field, an educational and scientific center of the department of fruit and vegetable growing, a training base for the forestry faculty. There is an anatomical and zoomuseum. The library plays an important role in education. It has 4 subscriptions, 3 reading rooms, 29 library points at the departments. Total area - 1462 sq. m. The number of seats - 219. The fund of the library with electronic resources is more than 3 million copies.

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About the university

With the opening of the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at Perm University on July 1, 1918, higher agricultural and agronomic education was born for the first time in the Urals. Today, scientists of the Perm State Agricultural Academy named after Academician D.N. Pryanishnikov developed new modern competitive technologies in veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, forestry, land management, new mechanisms for crop production, received patents and copyright certificates for various inventions, monographs, textbooks and teaching aids. And this is far from the full contribution of university scientists to the development of the agro-industrial complex of the region and the country.

The first dean of this faculty was Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor A.I. Lunyak. The training of students in the specialties "Agronomy", "Agrochemistry", "Forestry" was started here. Since 1922, the faculty was renamed into agronomy, and until 1930 it functions in this form as part of the Perm University. In 1930, by decision of the Council of People's Commissars and by order of the Glavprofobr, the agricultural faculty of the university was transformed into an independent Ural Agricultural Institute with subordination to the People's Commissariat of Agriculture. Three faculties were created at the institute: agronomic, zootechnical, agrochemistry and soil science. The graduate of the agricultural faculty of the university F.A. Bynov. Over the years, the directors of the Ural Agricultural Institute, and since 1933 of the Perm Agricultural Institute were: N.N. Betonov, N.A. Gerasimov, Z.S. Torbeev, K.F. Rudko, M.I. Lola, N.K. Masalkin, rectors P.A. Khorinko, P.V. Mordvintsev, V.G. Okulov, Yu.V. Shcherbakov.

In 1948, the Institute was named after the outstanding agricultural chemist D.N. Pryanishnikov.
In 1995, the Perm Agricultural Institute received the status of an academy.

Today Perm State Agricultural Academy named after academician D.N. Pryanishnikova is a multidisciplinary university, with 12 faculties enrolling about 10,000 students in 30 specialties. It is headed by Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Andrey Alekseevich Belykh.
The Academy actively carries out targeted admission in all specialties on the basis of four-party agreements between the Ministry of Agriculture of the Perm Territory, the administration of the district / enterprise, the academy, and the student. More than 300 people study at the academy on a targeted basis.

Intellectual resource at the university 50 Doctors of Science and more than 200 Candidates of Science are working on the training of scientific and pedagogical staff in graduate school in 19 specialties, there are five doctoral dissertation councils, which ensures the continuity of training of specialists at the university. The Academy provides the Perm Territory with graduates not only from typical agricultural industries, but also in the field of economics and finance, land management and cadastre, veterinary medicine, forestry, processing and sale of agricultural and non-food products, and vehicle service. The Perm State Agricultural Academy is proud of its graduates, including the Chairman of the Legislative Assembly N.A. Devyatkin, Hero of Socialist Labor G.P. Sergachev, Hero of Socialist Labor N.G. Kozlov, Honored livestock specialist of the RSFSR M.B. Zaripova, Secretary of the Regional Committee of the CPSU, deputy of the Legislative Assembly G.V. Laptev, director of the Permskaya poultry farm N.V. Roshak, director of the Tchaikovsky poultry farm P.S. Belkov, MP P.K. Krepyshev and others.

Well-known scientific schools have been formed at the Academy: private zootechnics, veterinary medicine, land management and economics, agro-industrial construction, crop production, fodder production, general agriculture and plant protection, agrochemistry and agrosoil science, plant physiology, organic chemistry, agricultural mechanization and information systems.
The international relations of the academy are developing in three directions: participation in international conferences, symposiums and seminars (USA, Great Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, China), scientific contacts with educational institutions and enterprises related to the activities of the agricultural sector and education, internships for students and teachers in foreign universities and agricultural enterprises.

To carry out research work, the academy has a modern base, which includes: the educational and experimental farm "Lipovaya Gora" with developed dairy farming and breeding stock of black-motley breed of cows for 400 heads, educational experimental scientific field, educational and scientific center department of fruit and vegetable growing and educational base of the forestry faculty. A unique collection of soils of the world has been collected, an anatomical and zoomuseum is open.
The developed innovative technologies are used in the agricultural regions of the region: Chastinsky, Komi-Permyatsky Autonomous District, Chernushinsky, Suksunsky, Kungursky, etc.

The library of the academy has literature on all branches of science and is able to satisfy the needs of the most demanding readers. Since 1970 the library has been a regional center for agricultural literature. Its fund is more than 650 thousand copies of educational and scientific literature, more than 300 periodicals are issued annually. It has a unique rare fund. The search for sources on topics of interest is carried out by readers using the electronic catalog (AIBS "Irbis"). Since 2004, the library has been part of the cultural and information center, created to provide access to integrated information resources.
The current state of informatization of the academy is characterized by the local use of technical means and information technologies in the main areas of activity: educational, research, administrative and managerial. Information center opened. The academy has created a fleet of modern personal computers of more than 600 units, there are 25 computer classes for performing laboratory tasks. Outside of school hours, students, graduate students, teachers work in the Internet room, which provides a wide range of information services. Students have the opportunity to simultaneously work with printed sources and Internet resources, type printed text, and search for legal information. In addition, here you can bind the finished scientific work. The university has practically unlimited opportunities to increase the required computing power using telecommunication channels and remote resources of the leading universities in Russia and the world.
The quality of education at the university is ensured by the development, renewal and replenishment of laboratory equipment, regular advanced training of teachers, development of scientific research in the educational process. Over the past three years, teachers of the academy have prepared and published over 500 teaching aids, including 45 with the stamp of educational and methodological associations and the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation.

There are 13 faculties in the structure of the academy: agronomic, agrochemical, forestry, technological, engineering, animal engineering, applied informatics, land management and cadastre, technical service, veterinary medicine, architecture and civil engineering, economics, finance and commerce and distance learning; student catering network "Permskaya Mariinka", marketing center (CM), center for testing and quality control of education (TsT KKO), center for vocational preparatory courses (TsPK), research part of the technology development center (R&D TsOT) "Agroresurs", informatization center (CI).

The physical culture and sports center has a sports complex with an area of 5000 m2, which includes an athletics arena, six sports halls, a sauna, a phyto-bar. Also in the structure of the center is the recreation center "Aelita", which is located in an ecologically clean area, on the banks of the Sylva River, where sports competitions and other events are held. Academy staff and students have a rest at the recreation center, for which preferential rates have been developed. On the basis of the sports complex, competitions are held at the regional and district levels, well-known athletes conduct training, including Olympic medalist Tatyana Tomasheva. The volleyball team of the academy annually wins prizes at the championships of the city and the country. Students also achieved great success in Greco-Roman wrestling, volleyball and athletics.
In the publishing and printing center "Prokrost" all scientific, educational, methodical literature is printed.

The Center for International Relations provides additional language training for students, as well as organizes their industrial internship or practice abroad.
The network of student cafes unites three canteens, four cafes and a phytobar. The team of the cafe network is a multiple winner and participant in competitions, is a member of the international association of culinary specialists as a representative of the student catering network.
The Marketing Center invites everyone to receive additional education and improve their skills, to carry out professional retraining in the courses: "HR Manager", "Interior Design", etc.
The Center for Testing and Quality Control of Knowledge provides additional educational services for organizing testing, processing and interpreting the result of the control of students and students, preparing scientific and methodological support for the educational process, developing tests and software and instrumental materials.
The Center for Career Guidance Preparatory Courses trains 600-800 people annually. Preparatory courses work not only at the university, but also in districts - in rural schools, where teachers of the academy go for consultations. Thanks to this preparation, students increase the chances of entering the academy.
The Academy has been participating in the experiment on the introduction of the Unified State Examination for four years. So, since 2005, 100% of applicants were enrolled in the first year based on the results of passing the unified state exam and centralized testing, and since 2006, almost all specialties without passing entrance examinations at the university can participate in the competition based on the results of the USE and centralized testing, with the fact that the competition at the university increases every year and amounts to 8-9 people per place.
The scientific-research part of the center for the development of technologies "Agroresurs" coordinates issues related to the scientific activities of the university. New modern competitive technologies in veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, forestry, land management, new machines and mechanisms for crop production, patents and copyright certificates for various inventions, monographs, textbooks and teaching aids.

Every year 2.5 thousand senior students study in the student scientific society and circles. Gifted students are scholarship holders of the Academic Council of the Academy, personal scholarship holders of university professors, the administration of Perm and the Perm Territory, the President and the Government of the Russian Federation. 77% of teachers, all graduate students and half of the students take part in active research and development activities. The program of scientific developments is relevant and corresponds to modern scientific directions and the profile of specialists training. Research is conducted on 23 departmental complex and 13 economic contract topics. The annual volume of R&D is 8-10 million rubles. From 2000 to 2004, the scientific and pedagogical staff of the Academy, scientists and employees of the Research Institute received 44 patents, 37 positive decisions for inventions, four awards of outstanding scientists from Russia and the Urals, 45 monographs were published. 20 collections of scientific papers have been published, including the Perm Agrarian Bulletin, edited at the Academy by the Department of Agro-Industrial Complex and Food of the Perm Region, and the regional agricultural almanac Agrotechnology. Employees published 4000 scientific articles and abstracts, 100 of them in foreign publications.

The university is replenished with new qualified personnel. The average age of the teaching staff is 43 years.
Along with ensuring the quality of education at the university, the task of the structural system centers of the academy remains to attract extra-budgetary financial resources to the educational, scientific and educational activities of the academy. In this row, there are research and production innovative enterprises and agricultural firms of the university "Gardening", "Mariinsky Garden", "Bioklon", "Tavr" and "Vetline", which are "embedded" in the research and production business of the academy and the region.

The Academy carries out retraining and advanced training of specialists of the agro-industrial complex, a program for this training has been developed, there are highly qualified specialists, a structure for such training has been created, the faculty of advanced training and professional retraining of personnel.

The agro-industrial complex is currently developing at an accelerated pace. For this reason, specialists in agricultural profiles are in great demand. To get the education necessary to work in the agricultural sector, you can try to enter the Perm Agricultural Academy (PGSKhA). This is a state university that has been operating for over 80 years and offers paid and free education to applicants.

General information about the educational institution

The current Perm State Agricultural Academy was founded in 1930. The faculty of this profile, taken from the local classical university, formed the basis of the educational institution. The name of the educational organization at that time was not the same as it is now. It was called the Ural (and later Perm) Agricultural Institute.

For several decades, the university had the status of an institute. In 1995 it became an academy. The educational institution still does not reach the status of a university. It is quite possible that in the future the academy will be able to achieve it, because it improves its activities. Now it is considered the leading, dynamically developing, multidisciplinary center of agricultural education and science.

First impression of the academy

Applicants who submit documents have a positive impression of the university, because applicants are offered a wide range of programs. According to statistics, the academy implements:

25 undergraduate educational programs;
15 specialist programs;
17 master's programs;
10 programs for the training of scientific and pedagogical staff in graduate school.

If desired, you can choose full-time, part-time (evening) or part-time education at the academy. The latter is the most popular. In October 2016, there were 3893 students, of which 1137 people studied at state-funded places. The increased interest of applicants for part-time education is caused by the convenience of obtaining higher education on the job.

Analysis of available areas of training and specialties

Many people think that the Perm State Agricultural Academy offers only those areas of training and specialties that correspond to its profile. Actually, this is partly true. The main part of the list of educational programs is indeed made up of areas and specialties related to agriculture (“Gardening”, “Agronomy”, “Agroengineering”, “Agrochemistry and agrosoil science”, etc.).

The Admission Committee of the PSAA also offers such areas and specialties that allow graduates to find creative work. One of such educational programs is "Landscape architecture" (profile - "Landscape and landscaping construction"). The curriculum in this direction provides for the study of decorative dendrology, design and maintenance of landscape architecture, floristry. After graduation, graduates are employed by specialists of a landscape company, designers of office and residential premises, master florists.

Promising educational programs

For those who want to get popular and modern professions that are not related to agriculture, the Perm State Agricultural Academy has suitable options. Judging by the feedback of applicants, the university offers such areas of training and specialties that will allow graduates to work in the future:

auditors;
accountants;
loan officers;
economist programmers;
web application developers;
financial analysts;
managers.

Such a specialty as "Veterinary" (specialization - "Diseases of small domestic animals") is interesting and promising. On it, students receive the knowledge necessary for veterinarians, paramedics, specialists in veterinary laboratories (microbiologists, bacteriologists, pathologists), experts in veterinary sanitation.

Admission to the Agricultural Academy

It is not difficult to enter the PGSKhA. Applicants in their reviews talk about this process. It all starts with the choice of the direction of training or specialty. It is best to make a decision immediately after the transition to 11th grade. The sooner this is done, the sooner it will be possible to start preparing for the exam in those subjects that are necessary for admission to the PSAA.

The next step is the collection of documents. When applying to the selection committee, applicants provide a passport and a document on education. Those who need to take entrance examinations at the academy still need to bring two small photographs.

After submitting the documents, it remains to wait for the entrance examinations. They are held at the university for those applicants who do not have USE results and who enter on the basis of secondary vocational or higher education. After the completion of the admission campaign, passing scores for budget places are determined, an order is issued for enrollment in full-time, part-time and part-time education.

Information about passing scores

This indicator is determined for each direction of training, for each specialty. Let's consider the passing score in the PSAA for 2017 on the most interesting and popular educational programs in full-time and evening forms of study (the first figure is taken from the order of August 3, 2017, and the second - from the order of August 8, 2017):

at "Agroengineering" - 142 and 137;
at "Veterinary" - 196 and 190;
on "Landscape architecture" - 149 and 161;
at "Gardening" - 126 and 108;
on "Food from vegetable raw materials" - 122 and 136.

Applicants about the cost of education

Not all people who have applied to the Perm State Agricultural Academy manage to enter the budget. Persons who have become students of a paid department should take into account that tuition prices are not the same for everyone. They depend on many nuances:

forms of education;
course;
directions of training or specialty;
available education.

On a full-time bachelor's degree, the most inexpensive are such educational programs as "Economics", "Management" and "Commodity Science". For the 2017/2018 academic year, the cost for studying in the 1st year was set at 83 thousand 600 rubles, in the second year - 86 thousand 800 rubles, in the 3rd year - 90 thousand rubles, but in the 4th year - 93 thousand 600 rubles. The highest cost was at the "Veterinary" for a specialist - from 97 thousand 800 rubles. For full-time, part-time, part-time, accelerated forms, the prices for training, of course, are several thousand rubles lower.

It is a good educational institution. However, at the end of 2016, it became known that the PGSHA had not been accredited. Many thought that the university provides low-quality educational services. But the truth was a little different. Rosobrnadzor conducted a scheduled inspection at the university. Based on its results, experts identified some shortcomings at the Faculty of Economics. Because of their presence, Rosobrnadzor suspended the state accreditation of the academy.

This measure did not threaten the university with anything serious and did not indicate the inefficiency of the educational process. It was applied only to guarantee the elimination of deficiencies due to which the PGSHA did not pass accreditation. Rosobrnadzor prescribed until December 30, 2016 to eliminate all violations and provide a report on the work done. The Academy met all these requirements. As a result, accreditation at the Faculty of Economics was restored.

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