Booklet - Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

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Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University
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The bridge connecting the main buildings of the Albertina University of Königsberg was a part of Immanuel Kant’s
daily walk. The Honey bridge built on the site of that historical bridge has survived to our days.
Several times a year the Cathedral hosts meetings of the IKBFU Academic Council
The main symbols of the University, shown in its logo, are a sea
wave and a bridge. The Kaliningrad region is developing as one
of Russia’s zones of integration into the European sociocultural
space. The region bridges economy, politics, culture, education and
science of Russia and Europe.
The rising sea wave symbolises the coastal location of the
University, its progress and sustainable development. The wave
creates the image of university life as a vast space of knowledge
and constant striving for sociocultural understanding in the Baltic
Sea region – one of the most successful macroregions in the
world, which brings together countries with the highest global
competitiveness ranking.
A symbol of connection and integration, the bridge represents
increasing academic mobility and promotion of Russian higher
education and innovative technologies abroad, offering the
benefits of both European and Russian academic traditions.
The bridge also shows a historical tie between the once-famous
Albertina University and the University of today.
In the mid-18th century, mathematician Leonhard Euler formulated the
classical problem of the Seven Bridges of Königsberg. This puzzle asks
whether there is a continuous walk that crosses each of the seven bridges
of Königsberg only once.
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On April 1, 2013, Vladimir Putin, President of Russia received IKBFU professors, graduate and undergraduate
students and discussed the University development strategy with them
Mission
Strategic goal
The mission of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (IKBFU)
is to ensure long-term competitiveness of the Kaliningrad region, an
exclave of Russia in the EU, by becoming an acknowledged Europeanlevel research and education centre in the Baltic Sea region.
IKBFU strategic goal is to become a university recognised and
acknowledged as a leading Russian university, a benchmark for
higher education institutions of the region, training highly qualified
specialists capable of pursuing a career in any part of the world.
The strategic matrix of IKBFU:
a prospective condition corresponding to the desired
positioning and sociocultural impact of the priorities
Strategic vision
By 2020, the University will have been clearly positioned
among the 20 leading Russian universities in the key disciplines
- medical biotechnology, information technology, mathematical
modelling, and functional materials. It will put IKBFU on a par with
the best universities and make it internationally recognized within
the European higher education area.
1 – Highly mathematized breakthrough topics in fundamental disciplines
2 – Materials science and nanosystems
3 – Medical biotechnologies
4 – Information and communication technologies
5 – Social changes and technologies in social sciences
and the humanities
6 – Transport, logistics and recreation technologies
7 – Rational nature management
8 – Technologies of urban development technologies
9 – Energy efficiency and energy security
IKBFU science Park. Architectural design project
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The building of the
Albertina University
of Königsberg
One of the IKBFU buildings, 2009
(before1945, the building
of the Albertina University)
The Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University was established on October 13, 2010 on the basis of the Immanuel Kant State University of Russia
by a decree of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev. On December 30, 2010 the Chairman of the Government of the Russian
Federation Vladimir Putin signed an order to establish the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University pursuant to the presidential decree.
The university began its life as Kaliningrad State Pedagogical Institute in 1947. In 1966, it was granted university status.
In 2005, the University was renamed the Immanuel Kant Federal University of Russia by a decree of the Government of the Russian
Federation.
A most innovative university, the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University strives to maintain and spread academic and research traditions
of its predecessor – the Albertina University of Königsberg. The Albertina, one of the oldest universities in Europe, has a 460-year history. I. Kant,
J. Hamann, J. Herder, F.W. Bessel, K. Jacobi, F. Linderman, А. Gurvits, D. Hilbert and H. Helmholtz taught at the Albertina University. К. Donelaitis,
the founder of Lithuanian literature, studied theology there. E.T.A. Hoffman, the famous writer and composer, attended lectures in philosophy at
Albertina.
The University's greatest alumnus is Immanuel Kant, the world-famous philosopher, who was a Russian citizen for some time (together with
other residents of Königsberg). The name of I. Kant forever linked the city of Königsberg and the Albertina University with the global history of
culture and became the brand of the region.
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"A large city… in which the provincial councils of the government are located, which has a university … a city which, by way of rivers, has the advantages
of commerce both with the interior of the country and with the neighbouring and distant lands … can well be taken as an appropriate place for
broadening one's knowledge of human beings as well as of the world, where this knowledge can be acquired without even traveling."
Immanuel Kant
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Examination of brain astrocytes with the help of a stereomicroscope
at the Laboratory for Genome and Proteomic Studies
Education and training
Today, IKBFU is the largest education, research, and cultural centre of Russia’s westernmost region.
• The University has introduced secondary vocational training programmes.
• The University implements more than 300 educational programmes in secondary, vocational, and higher education, as well as continuing
and post-university education.
• The University employs 2,200 staff.
• The total number of undergraduate, graduate, and non-degree students exceeds 16,000.
Percentage of students
according to the major fields of study
IKBFU has a certified quality management system. As a result
of an audit and evaluation of the quality management system and
its compliance with the national standards, the University was
awarded a certificate of quality management which is valid until
July 9, 2016.
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1 – humanities – 35,69 %
2 – medicine and biotechnology – 14,09 %
3 – engineering – 12,84 %
4 – spatial development and construction – 12,24 %
5 – economics and management – 12,10 %
6 – services – 9,22 %
7 – information technology – 3,82 %
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Education Programmes Office
Phone +7 4012 535425
595579
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Educational programmes at IKBFU
Master programmes
PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS
• Mathematics
• Applied mathematics and informatics
• Mathematical support and information system administration
• Physics
• Radiophysics
NATURAL SCIENCES
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Geography
HUMANITIES
• Philosophy
• Political science
• Psychology
• History
• Law
• Philology
• Physical education and sports
• Documentation and archive management
• Linguistics
EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGY
• Pedagogy
• Pedagogy and psychology
CULTURE AND ARTS
• Design
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
• Economics
• Management
SERVICES
• Services
• Tourism
TRANSPORT
• Transport logistics and technology
ELECTRONICs, RADIO ENGINEERING AND COMMUNICATION
• ICT and communication systems
5-year (specialist) programmes
NATURAL SCIENCES
• Bioengineering and bioinformatics
HUMANITIES
• Clinical psychology
Medicine
• General medicine
INFORMATION SECURITY
• Computer security
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Bachelor programmes
Exact Sciences
• Mathematics
• Mathematics and computer sciences
• Mathematical support and information system administration
• Physics
• Radiophysics
NATURAL SCIENCES
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Geography
• Hydrometeorology
• Ecology and nature management
HUMANITIES
• Philosophy
• Psychology
• History
• Law
• Journalism
• Advertising and public relations
• Philology
• Physical education
• Documentation and archive management
• Linguistics
SOCIAL SCIENCES
• Sociology
• Social work
EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGY
• Pedagogy education
• Pedagogy and psychology
CULTURE AND ARTS
• Choreography
• Sociocultural management
• Design
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
• Economics
• Management
• Business informatics
INFORMATION SECURITY
• Information security
SERVICES
• Services
• Tourism
• Hotel management
GEODESY AND LAND MANAGEMENT
• Land management and cadastres
TRANSPORT
• Transport technology
ELECTRONICs, RADIO ENGINEERING AND COMMUNICATION
• ICT and communication systems
• Informatics and computer engineering
• Information systems and technology
ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION
• Construction
Secondary vocational training programmes
HUMANITIES
• Publishing
HEALTHCARE
• General medicine
• Obstetrics
• Prosthetic dentistry
• Pharmacy
• Nursing
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
• Banking
• Industry specific economics and accounting
GEODESY AND LAND MANAGEMENT
• Information systems for urban development
METALLURGY, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND MATERIAL PROCESSING
• Industry-specific assembly and technical maintenance of refrigeration
compressors
• Mechanical engineering technology
TRANSPORT
• Maintenance of motor transport
ELECTRONICs, RADIO ENGINEERING AND COMMUNICATION
• Industry-specific maintenance of radio-electronic equipment
INFORMATICS AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
• Networks computer
• Programming in computer systems
ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION
• Architecture
• Construction and building maintenance
• Water supply and waste water treatment
• Construction and maintenance of motorways and runways
• Assembly and maintenance of gas supply systems and equipment
• Mounting, maintenance and use of electric equipment in industrial and
non-industrial buildings
LIFE SAFETY, NATURE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
• Sustainable use of natural and industrial complexes
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Sample preparation for whole genome sequencing at the Science Park
PhD programmes
Field of study
PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS
• Mathematical physics
• Geometry and topology
• Mechanics of deformable solids
• Dynamics and performance of machines, instruments, and equipment
• Theoretical physics
• Radiophysics
• Optics
• Condensed matter physics
CHEMISTRY
• Physical chemistry
BIOLOGY
• Plant physiology and biochemistry
• Botany
• Microbiology
• Industry-specific ecology
• Physiology
• Immunology
TECHNOLOGY
• Heat engines, electric propulsion and aircraft power systems
• Radio engineering, including television equipment
• Industry-specific systems analysis information management and
processing
• Mathematical modelling, numerical methods, and software systems
• Electrochemical process technology and corrosion protection
HISTORY
• History of Russia
• World history (modern and contemporary history)
• History of science and technology
• History of international relations and foreign policy
ECONOMICS
• Economic theory
• Economics and national economy management
• Finance, currency circulation, and credit
PHILOSOPHY
• History of philosophy
• Logic
• Philosophy of science and technology
• Social philosophy
PHILOLOGY
• Russian literature
• Western European and American literature
• Journalism
• Russian language
• Germanic languages
• Theory of language
LAW
• Theory and history of state and law; history of the theory of state and
law
• Civil law; commercial law; family law; private international law
• Criminal law and criminology; criminal and penal law
• Forensics; detection and enforcement
PEDAGOGY
• General pedagogy, history of pedagogy and education
• Theory and methodology of education and training (by fields and
levels of education)
• Theory and methodology of physical education, athletic training,
adaptive physical education
• Theory and methodology of professional education
PSYCHOLOGY
• Medical psychology
• Social psychology
• Pedagogical psychology
POLITICAL SCIENCE
• Political institutions, processes and technologies
CULTURAL STUDIES
• Theory and history of culture
EARTH SCIENCES
• Geophysics, geophysical methods of mineral exploration
• Physical geography and biogeography, geography of soils and
landscape geochemistry
• Economic, social, political, and recreational geography
• Oceanology
• Geoecology (industry-specific)
Postdoctoral programmes
ECONOMICS
• Economics and national economy management
PEDAGOGY
• General pedagogy, history of pedagogy and education
• Theory and methodology of professional education
EARTH SCIENCES
• Oceanology
• Geoecology
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Since 2013, the “Intellectual Robotics” laboratory for anthropomorphic
robotic systems has been running at IKBFU. Undergraduate and postgraduate
students do research into artificial intelligence with the help of the
anthropomorphic AR-600 robot (Russia) and the NAO robot (France)
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A magnetron sputtering system for producing functional large-area metal and dielectric coatings
Research at IKBFU
The University conducts research in 36 major research fields.
Over the last 5 years, research funding has increased 6.5-fold. More
than 140 research themes were developed in 2013 with a total
funding of more 180 m roubles. More than half of these themes
focus on applied studies in natural and exact sciences.
140 postdoctoral and 500 doctoral students, young scientists,
graduate and undergraduate students contribute to the University’s
research activity.
The University trains highly qualified staff – doctoral and
postdoctoral students. Over 600 students are undertaking their
doctoral studies at IKBFU.
The University offers 5 postdoctoral programmes. There are
several doctoral and postdoctoral thesis panels in IKBFU. Young
people are increasingly engaged in research: many doctoral
students and young teachers have received grants from Russian
and international research foundations.
Research results are published in the leading national and
international research journals. A system of incentives for
university employees publishing articles in the Scopus and Web
of Science-indexed journals were introduced at the beginning of
2013. By the end of 2013, the number of research articles published
in the leading scientific periodicals is expected to increase by 50%
in comparison with 2011 and 2012 data.
In 2008-2011, IKBFU scholars published 150 monographs, more
than 400 course books and teaching materials, and more than
2,500 research articles. The University Press publishes scientific
journals included in the list of Russia’s High Attestation Commission
– IKBFU’s Vestnik (in all research fields), Kantovsky Sbornik, and the
Baltic Region (published in collaboration with Saint Petersburg
University in Russian and English).
The percentage of doctoral students
to the total number of students
The number of publications per author
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Research Division
Phone: +7 4012 469827
538281
595528
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As a result of restructuring, the following research institutions
were created at IKBFU:
– Science Park;
– Research Institute for Applied Informatics and Mathematical
Geophysics;
– Baltic Studies Institute.
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Placing a chip into a hardware/software system for whole genome sequencing
Materials science and nanotechnology
Key research areas:
• nanobiotechnology;
• nanoelectronics;
• nanotechnology in energy saving.
An innovation park was set up at the University in 2008 to
create a platform for efficient science-industry cooperation in the
region.
The innovation park will have concentrated numerous
laboratory facilities at the “Fabrika” hi-tech park by 2014.
Major research fields
Major research fields – X-ray optics: design of X-ray focusing
systems; coating design for such systems; testing equipment and
separate equipment modules with the help of synchrotron sources;
development of a laboratory synchrotron.
In collaboration with Russian and EU partners, IKBFU is
implementing a project in the framework of the governmental
decree No.218 on the development of X-ray optics materials and
devices.
Major partners: ESRF (European Synchrotron Radiation Facility,
Grenoble, France), Bochvar Hi-Tech Institute of Inorganic Materials
(Moscow, Russia), Lebedev Institute of Physics.
Medicine and medical
biotechnology
Medicine and medical biotechnology
Research areas:
• genomics, proteomics, molecular biomedicine;
• immunology;
• cell technology;
• bioinformatics and medical statistics;
• preclinical testing of drug candidates.
Materials science
and nanotechnology
Energy saving
technologies
PROTEIN FUNCTION
STUDIES
GENETIC ENGINEERING
IN EUKARYOTES
The Laboratory for 3D prototyping
boasts cutting-edge 3D-modelling equipment – various 3D
scanners and a 3D printer for making 3D objects from a digital
file. This equipment is used in design modelling, architectural
modelling, engineering and development, geospatial object
modelling, and medicine.
PROTEIN STRUCTURE
STUDIES
CELL BANK
CELL CULTURES
MEDICAL ExAMINATION
CELL-LEVEL STUDIES
MOLECULAR-LEVEL STUDIES
NEUROLOGY
Innovative Development Office
Phone +7 4012 595549
[email protected]
SCREENING
TECHNOLOGIES
DERMATOLOGY
FLUORESCENCE
MICROSCOPY
FLOW
CYTOMETRY
PROTEOMIC
PROFILING
GENE AND GENOME
SEQUENCING
HIGH THROUGHPUT
OF GENE ExPRESSION
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Russia’s Ambassador to Latvia, Alexander Veshnyakov, meets IKBFU students (in the centre, from left to right:
IKBFU rector A. Klemeshev, Russia’s Ambassador to Latvia, A. Veshnyakov, head of IKBFU Office in Riga, B. Katkov)
International cooperation
IKBFU has signed partner agreements with universities from different countries – Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus, Estonia, Finland,
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Armenia, Ukraine, France, Italy, and the USA.
IKBFU is participating in a number of large international programmes and projects, including:
Erasmus Mundus Triple I –
Integration, Interaction, Institutions
Erasmus Mundus Aurora – Towards Modern
and Innovative Higher Education
The Jean Monnet Programme:
Understanding European integration
• TEMPUS ProSET – Promotion of Sustainable
Excellence in Testing and Assessment of English
• TEMPUS eMaris – Applied Marine Sciences
Education
SEAGULL – Smart Educational Autonomy through
Guided Language Learning
IKBFU EU Centre set up in the framework
of the Making EU Closer 4U project
IKBFU has a centre for international language testing, where one can take internationally recognised English, German, and French language
assessment tests. The University centre for Russian Studies and Applied Linguistics offers “Russian as a foreign language” course and administers
tests for Russian language certificates.
The University holds regular summer schools, including the EU Centre Summer School on European Studies, European GeoBranding Summer
School, International StudiaBaltica Summer School, as well as summer schools on various aspects of international law.
IKBFU has launched a programme for supporting compatriots residing abroad.
In the framework of this programme, several dozen students – mostly from the Baltics – are enrolled at the University each year. In 2008, an
IKBFU Office was opened in Riga. The office provides advice and assistance in preparing the necessary documents for university admission.
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International Cooperation and Protocol
Office
Phone +7 4012 595577
www.kantiana.ru/international
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Artificial intelligence studies at the Laboratory for Intellectual Robotics. The NAO robot (France)
Information technology
More than 40 information systems using hardware and software by the world leaders of IT industry - Microsoft, Cisco, Futjitsu-Siemens, IBM,
and Apple - provide the basis for the University management systems.
The University IT engineers have designed computer software, which is unique for North-West Russia.
Lectures by the leading Russian and international scholars are
accompanied by online video streaming. Modern stereoscopic
image systems help master most difficult disciplines – from
architectural design to anatomy and histology. New generation
high-speed Wi-Fi networks provide access to electronic educational
resources.
3D lecture hall
of the Faculty of Medicine
Main communication equipment
IKBFU is one of the first universities to have introduced a system
of university membership cards. This plastic card can be used as
a pass to all university buildings; it gives access to the Internet
and library stocks. It is also used to keep track of the students’
attendance.
The information systems do not only help manage resources
but also assess individual achievements of both students and staff.
The University has fibre optic lines, dozens of kilometres long
with the traffic capacity of 100 Mb/sec–1 Gb/sec. These lines
connect more than 30 University buildings. High traffic relay
lines link a seismic station located on the Baltic Sea coast to the
University research laboratories.
Electronic HRM system
TV studio lab
IKBFU library is expanding access to the leading research
and educational e-resources. IKBFU students and staff enjoy
the opportunity to work with the multidisciplinary collections
of the world leading aggregators (EBSCO, JSTOR, Ebrary),
the largest scientific publishers (Elsevier, Taylor&Francis,
Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press), the
ProQuestand Dissertations&Theses dissertation databases
and the thesis collection of the Russian State Library, the Web
of Science and Scopus scientometric resources, LexisNexis,
OECD, ACS, and AIP discipline specific databases, and the Russian
University Library Online, Lan, GrebennikOn, BiblioRossica
and other e-library systems.
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The Department of IT Infrastructure
Phone +7 4012 595557
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TV studio in IKBFU
University media
The key source of information about events and people of
IKBFU is the www.kantiana.ru information portal. The official
corporate portal embraces the www.kantiana.ru news site, the
Universia student online newspaper (www.uni.kantiana.ru), and
various project websites.
www.kantiana.ru
• 10,000 visits a day,
• is ranked first in the national university website
transparency ranking for university applicants, which was
compiled by the Higher School of Economics in 2010.
IKBFU media environment
Intellika.info is a popular science portal run by IKBFU researchers
to promote their achievements. The portal is meant for broad
audience – students, schoolchildren, teachers, and journalists.
Intellika.info is a platform for presenting research results, expert
opinions, and discussions.
The Universia is a quarterly newspaper for staff and students
of IKBFU, which offers topical interviews, survey results and photo
reports from university events.
Vesti-vuz is a weekly TV programme about key events in
the university life. Its guests are eminent figures from IKBFU.
The programme is hosted by IKBFU students. It is filmed on the
premises of the Rossiya state radio and television company and at
IKBFU TV studio lab.
The IKBFU radio is the first student radio station in Kaliningrad.
The radio programmes cover news, recent books, films, music and
computer games.
PR Office
Phone +7 4012 536260
IKBFU won a gold award at QS-APPLE Creative Awards for the best university
advertising in 2012.
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Russian
Federal Universities Network.
The Club of Nine
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Immanuel Kant
Baltic Federal University
FAR EASTERN
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
Andrey Klemeshev
Sergey Ivanets
Kaliningrad
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Arkhangelsk
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Yakutsk
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Казань
Rostov-on-Don
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Yekaterinburg
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Kazan (Volga)
Federal University
MIKHAIL LOMONOSOV
NORTHERN (ARCTIC)
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
Ilshat Gafurov
Yelena Kudryashova
Krasnoyarsk
Stavropol
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Vladivostok
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MAKSIM AMMOSOV
NORTH-EASTERN
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
NORTH CAUCASUS
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
SIBERIAN
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
BORIS YELTSIN
URAL FEDERAL UNIVERISTY
SOUTHERN
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
Yevgeniya Mikhailova
Alina Levitskaya
Yevgeny Vaganov
Viktor Koksharov
Marina Borovskaya
The Federal Universities Network
The Federal Universities Network was established on July
7, 2013 to increase the efficiency of research, education, and
innovations as a result of university cooperation.
The network brings together rectors of the nine federal
universities.
The Club’s network project
Network education programme
Internet platform for staff mobility
Joint thesis panels
“Study in Russia”: attracting international students to the
federal universities
Summer schools for the federal universities’ students
Network e-library
The objectives of the Club of Nine Federal Universities
Network are:
coordination of activities and joint use of competitive
advantages aimed at establishing educational, research,
sociocultural, and innovative resource centres;
Network educational programmes – the development,
implementation, financing model, and methodological
support
Student self-governance
Network mechanisms for recreational activities
modernisation of academic training;
Open university: e-learning
staff development through a common academic mobility
programme;
International cooperation
development of a common innovative
incorporating centres of excellence;
Normative per capita funding
infrastructure
creation of a common information space offering joint access
to e-library resources and other databases;
Effective contracts
Shared research facilities
Network organization of studies
coordination of international activities of federal universities,
each of which has unique competitive advantages resulting
from their geopolitical positions;
joint promotion of Russian education and culture in
international research markets.
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Culture and sports at IKBFU
Students’ international activities are coordinated at IKBFU
by the Joint Student Council (JSC), which consists of the Student
Union, Student Scientific Society, Volunteer Organisation, Volunteer
Sports Centre, Student Sports Alliance, and various intellectual
sport teams. The JSC brings together more than 5,000 University
students.
In 2012, the JSC won the federal competition “The programme
for student alliance development” with the funding of 15 million
roubles.
Each year, IKBFU students organise several large-scale events:
• Tending World War I and II burial grounds.
• “A good start” – an open air festival for all freshers.
• “Library Night” – an intellectual party in the halls of IKBFU
library with live music, competitions, theatrical
performances, and lectures delivered by leading university
professors.
• The Day of the Graduate – a diploma ceremony held for
all IKBFU graduates at the Kaliningrad Cathedral.
Sports achievements
Natalia Ishchenko, a three-time Olympic champion, a 16time world champion, and a nine-time European champion in
synchronized swimming
Ksenia Zhukova, Honoured Master of Sports, a four-time
Russian champion in special athletics.
Natalia Avdeeva, World-class Master of Sports in archery, a
European champion, a Russian champion.
IKBFU women basketball team are winners of the Student
Basketball League of Northwest Russia.
IKBFU men basketball team are winners of the Student
Basketball League of Northwest Russia.
Intellectual sports
Every year, university teams take part in various intellectual
sports competitions of national and international levels, such as
the open national university “What? Where? When?” competition,
the national “What? Where? When?” competition, and others.
The first regional KVN league – the Faculty – was established
seven years ago. Today, it brings together students of IKBFU and
other regional universities. The league holds four rounds of games
a year and attracts an audience of several thousand.
IKBFU team takes part in the major national and international
KVN tournaments. In the 2012/2013 season, IKBFU team made it to
the semi-final of the Major Ukrainian League.
Theatre festivals at IKBFU
Ravnodenstviye (Equinox) is an annual student theatre
company festival.
Prikosnoveniye (Touch) is an annual Kaliningrad open festival
of amateur student theatres.
Nitka (Thread) is a festival of short experimental performances.
Centre for Student Affairs
Phone +7 4012 595533
Student Initiative Centre
Phone +7 4012 595583
Student Employment Centre
Phone +7 4012 595578
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Alexander Gordon, a famous radio and television presenter, gives a master class at IKBFU
Guests at IKBFU
On many occasions IKBFU has been a place to visit for eminent people. Students and professors of the University always give a warm welcome
to well-known politicians, actors, musicians, and artists. The University Honour Book was signed by Vladimir Putin, Gerhardt Schroeder, Sergey
Mironov, Boris Gryzlov, Andrey Fursenko, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Zhores Alferov, leaders of the neighbouring countries, ambassadors and consuls,
prominent people of art, and outstanding scientists.
In 2009, His Holiness Kyrill, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, chaired an internet conference, the first ever Russian Orthodox Church Internet
conference with the students of the region. Such events go down not only in the University history but also in the history of the region.
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His Holiness Kyrill, Patriarch of Moscow
and All Russia, at the Internet conference
in IKBFU
Zhores Alferov, a Nobel Prize
winner, at the Centre for ionplasma and nanotechnologies
Chairman of the Audit Chamber
of the Russian Federation, Sergey
Stepashin, meets students of the
Faculty of Law
German Gref, Chair of SBERBANK,
at a meeting with the students
of the Faculty of Economics
Foreign Minister of Russia,
Sergey Lavrov, meets his German
and Polish colleagues at IKBFU
Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the Republic
of Serbia to Russia, Slavenko Terzić,
at IKBFU
Film director Stanislav Govorukhin
at a meeting with students
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Film director
Prof Krzysztof Zanussi
taking part in the work
of the international youth school
Famous poet
Evgeny Evtushenko
giving his autographs
to IKBFU students
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IKBFU graduation ceremony at the Kaliningrad Cathedral
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Graduation ceremony at the Cathedral
Students on the Day of the University
The Day of Sports at IKBFU
A performance of choreography students
The quarter-final of the national student basketball championship at
IKBFU
Boeing-737 –IKBFU flight simulator
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National student basketball championship at IKBFU
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Winners of the “Miss University” contest
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IKBFU students witness the Universade torch lighting
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IKBFU’s KVN team
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A ‘Voice of Russia’ contender Alisa Geliss
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Selection of the Potanin Scholarship candidates
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Students tending a World War I burial site
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Infrastructure
Building No. 1
Address: 14 A. Nevsky St.
Conference facilities, rector's office,
University administration.
Building No. 2
Address: 14 A. Nevsky St.
Admission board.
Institute of Physics and Technology.
Institute of Applied Mathematics and
Information Technologies.
Building No. 3
Address: 2 Universitetskaya St.
Library, University museum.
Institute of Chemistry and Biology.
Institute for Environmental Management,
Spatial Development, and Urban Planning.
Building No. 4
Address: 56a Chernyshevsky St.
Faculty of Economics. Institute of the
Humanities. Higher School of Physical
Education and Sport. Institute of
Social technologies, Humanities and
Communication.
Building No. 5
Address: 56 Chernyshevsky St.
Russian Language Institute.
Institute of Social technologies, Humanities
and Communication.
Building No. 6
Address: 14 A. Nevsky St.
Institute of Transport and Technical Services.
Faculty of Services.
Building No. 7
Address: 6 Frunze St.
TV Studio Lab.
Institute of Law.
Higher School of Pedagogy.
Building No. 8
Address: 5 9 Aprelya St.
Medical library.
Building No. 9
Address: 14 A. Nevsky St.
Sports and recreation facilities.
Building No. 10
Address: 14 A. Nevsky St.
Faculty of Economics. Institute of Transport
and Technical Services. Research Institute
for Applied Informatics and Mathematical
Geophysics.
Building No. 11
Address: 3 Botkina St.
Centre for Medical Biotechnologies.
Building No. 12
Address: 4/6 Botkina St.
Institute of Medicine.
Building No. 13
Address: 60 9 Aprelya St.
Institute of Medicine.
Medical Research and Practice Centre.
Building No. 14
Address: 14 A. Nevsky St.
Maintenance department.
Building No. 24
Address: 2, Zoologicheskaya St.
Institute for Environmental Management,
Spatial Development, and Urban Planning.
Building No. 25
Address: 12, Cosmonaut Patsayev St.
Institute for Environmental Management,
Spatial Development, and Urban Planning.
Building No. 26
Address: 56, Tchaikovsky St.
Hall of residence.
Building No. 27
Address: 57, General Ozerov St.
Institute of Transport and Technical Services.
Building No. 28
Address: 23, Gorky St.
Institute of Transport and Technical Services.
Building No. 29
Address: 131, Proletarskaya St.
Institute of Transport and Technical Services.
Building No. 30
Address: 6-8 Gospitalnaya St.
Institute of Transport and Technical Services.
Building No. 31
Address: 3, Azovskaya St.
Hall of residence.
Building No. 32
The project design
of the IKBFU Science Park.
Building No. 15
Address: 23 Sommera St.
Hall of residence.
Building No. 16
Address: 3 Chernyshevsky lane.
Hall of residence.
Building No. 17
Address: 14 b A. Nevsky St.
Hall of residence.
Building No. 18
Address: 51 A. Nevsky St.
Hall of residence.
Building No. 19
Address: 23 Rybnoye village
Pionersky district
Kaliningrad region.
Research Laboratories.
Building No. 20
Address: 102 Kaliningradsky avenue
Otradnoye village
Kaliningrad region.
Recreation and practice facilities.
Building No. 21
Address: Molodyozhnaya str, Lesnaya St.
Botanical garden.
Building No. 22
Address: 14b A. Nevsky St.
Sports facilities and a swimming pool.
Building No. 23
Address: 27 D. Donskoy St.
Dissecting room.
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The “Functional materials” research and education
Contacts
Rector
Andrey Klemeshev
+7 4012 595 500
465 917
[email protected]
[email protected]
First Vice-Rector – Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs
Irina Kuksa
+7 4012 595 507
534 202
[email protected]
Vice-Rector for Research
Artyom Yurov
+7 4012 595 502
466 313
[email protected], [email protected]
Vice–Rector for Infrastructure Management
Valentin Korneevets
+7 4012 595 505
465 902
[email protected]
Vice-Rector for Development and Innovations
Timur Gareev
+7 4012 595 508
[email protected]
Vice-Rector for Economy and Finance
Tatyana Romel
+7 4012 595 504
[email protected]
Vice-Rector for International Relations
Igor Zhukovsky
+7 4012 595 503
338 322
[email protected]
Vice-Rector of Administration
Olga Usmanova
+7 4012 595 552
[email protected]
Head of the PR Service
Yuliya Shkurkina
+7 4012 595 594
536 260
[email protected]
Head of the Admission Office
Ekaterina Minkova
+7 4012 595 596
466 422
[email protected]
http://www.kantiana.ru
fax +7 4012 595599
465813
Institutes:
Institute for Applied Mathematics and Information Technology
Director Sergey Ishanov
 +7 4012 595 560,  [email protected]
Institute for Physics and Technology
Director Andrey Shpilevoy
 +7 4012 595 565,  [email protected]
Institute for Chemistry and Biology
Director Vladimir Vanag
 +7 4012 595 570,  [email protected]
Institute for Transport and Technical Services
Director Sergey Koryagin
 +7 4012 595 585,  [email protected]
Institute for Environmental Management, Spatial Development,
and Urban Planning
Director Gennady Fedorov
 +7 4012 595 575, [email protected]
Institute of Medicine
Director Sergey Korenev
 +7 4012 595 567,  [email protected]
Institute of Law
Director Oleg Zayachkovsky
 +7 4012 595 510,  [email protected]
Institute for Humanities
Director Valery Galtsov
 +7 4012 595 520,  [email protected]
Institute of Social Technologies, Humanities and Communication
Director Irina Simayeva
 +7 4012 595 525,  [email protected]
Higher Schools:
Higher School of Pedagogy
Director Natalya Nikulina
 +7 4012 595 530,  [email protected]
Higher School of Physical Education and Sports
Director Viktor Pelmenev
 +7 4012 595 581,  [email protected]
Faculties:
Faculty of Economics
Dean Anatoly Chuikin
 +7 4012 595 515,  [email protected]
Faculty of Services
Dean Irina Dryagileva
 +7 4012 595 586,  [email protected]
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Executive editor: Yu.A. Shkurkina
Photographers: I. Sigachev, A. Ivanov
Design and layout: Yu.I. Blazarenas, L.V. Milovidova, K.S. Krotova
Printing 01.10.2013 г.
Number of copies: 500 экз.
Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Press
14 A. Nevskogo St. Kaliningrad 236041