KRSU discussed preparations for accreditation and anti-corruption measures, and the admissions campaign
A dean's meeting was held at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University (KRSU), chaired by Elena Devyatova, Vice-Rector for Educational Programs. At the meeting, they reviewed the results of the competition to fill vacancies for teaching staff, organize the 2025 admissions campaign and prepare for the upcoming accreditation of educational programs. From June 16 to 24, a commission of the Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science (Rosobrnadzor) will work at KRSU.
State accreditation — a mandatory procedure, the purpose of which is — to confirm that the educational organization ensures the quality of training in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard. The procedure includes several key steps:
Analysis of regulatory documentation
Curricula, discipline programs, self-assessment reports and other documents confirming the compliance of the educational process with federal state educational standards will be checked
· Assessment of the material ‑technical base
Experts will inspect classrooms, laboratories, libraries, computer classes and other resources necessary for a full-fledged educational process.
· Meetings with participants in the educational process
The accreditation examination program includes interviews with university management, teachers, students and graduates. This will allow you to evaluate the effectiveness of the organization of training and satisfaction with the educational process
Attendance at training sessions
The commission will attend classes to analyze teaching methods, student involvement and content compliance with stated educational standards
Elena Devyatova emphasized the need to complete the preparation of documentation in accordance with the requirements: «Accreditation — an important stage to confirm the quality of education. All structural units must ensure coordinated work».
Experts will assess the compliance of educational programs with state standards, paying special attention to master's areas. On June 19, master's students will undergo diagnostic testing. Upon completion of the inspection, experts will draw up a conclusion in which they will indicate the compliance of the programs with the requirements, as well as possible recommendations for improving the quality of education.
Particular attention was paid to anti-corruption issues. The Vice-Rector also discussed anti-corruption measures, especially during the session. «The session is now underway, and there should not be such cases. At the moment, there are calls coming to both the administration and law enforcement agencies», — Devyatova said.
For a prompt response, KRSU is operational anti-corruption helpline: +996 (700) 53-29-26 (WhatsApp). It is a tool for defending the principles of fairness and justice in the university environment.
The meeting touched upon the progress of preparation and reception of applicants. The emphasis is on clear, transparent and timely implementation of all stages of the campaign.
In addition, the meeting discussed advanced training of teachers as part of an exchange program with Russian universities, issues of modernizing the material and technical base of the university, and also emphasized the need to strengthen research work to improve the KRSU rating.
