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1 KAZAN UNIVERSITY: DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES Soviet Academy of Science Kazan Federal University was 1826 Nikolai Lobachevskys non-Euclidean evacuated from Moscow and established and started geometry Leningrad. In 1944,

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Executive Order signed by Emperor Alexander I

KAZAN UNIVERSITY: DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES

1804 1917

  • 1826 – Nikolai Lobachevsky’s non-Euclidean

geometry

  • 1830 – Christian Frahn and Oriental Department
  • 1844 - Ruthenium discovered by Karl Claus
  • 1861 – Organic compounds theory by A. Butlerov
  • 1895 – Psychophysiology Lab opened by V.

Bekhterev

1930 1941- 1945 1954 2010

Kazan Institute of Chemical Technology

1930

Kazan Medical Institute

1945-1959

Alexander Tupolev Kazan Aviation Institute

1932

Institutes of the Kazan Research Center of the Soviet Academy of Sciences

KAZAN STATE UNIVERSITY

1930 2018

Soviet Academy

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Science evacuated from Moscow and Leningrad. In 1944, Yevgeny Zavoisky discovered paramagnetic resonance.

Renovation of university infrastructure

Kazan Federal University was established and started implementing large-scale development programs

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Academy of Public Administration Pedagogical universities of Kazan and Yelabuga Kama Academy of Engineering and Economics 2012 Kazan Branch of the Russian University of Economics IT Lyceum Lobachevsky Lyceum 2015 Medical facilities

Kazan State University

Kazan State Institute of Economics and Finance 2012 2010

KAZAN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY 2010 - 2018

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About 6,200 international students from 94 countries Over 44,000 students 14 institutes,1 faculty, 2 higher schools, 2 lyceums, University clinic 360 universities and research centers– partners from 61 countries

KAZAN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY

10,278 employees Academic staff – 4,040

885,000 m² of real estate 726 real estate facilities Over 100 land plots (245 ha) 33,035 bachelor degree students, 6,275 master degree students, 2,232 specialist degree students, 1,236 doctoral students

Based on 7 higher education institutions and 3 medical institutions

299 bachelor degree programs, 19 specialist degree programs, 262 master degree programs, 101 doctoral degree programs

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 Institute of Fundamental Medicine and Biology  Institute of Environmental Sciences  Institute of Geology and Petroleum Technologies  Alexander Butlerov Institute of Chemistry  University Clinic  Nikolay Lobachevsky Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics  Institute of Physics  Institute of Computer Mathematics and Information Technologies  Higher School of Information Technologies and Information Systems  Institute of Engineering NATURAL SCIENCES PHYSICS & MATHEMATICS

SCIENTIFIC AND ACADEMIC STRUCTURE OF KFU

HUMANITIES  Institute of International Relations  Faculty of Law  Leo Tolstoy Institute of Philology and Intercultural Communication  Institute of Social and Philosophical Sciences and Mass Communications  Institute of Psychology and Education  Institute of Management, Economics and Finance  Higher School of Public Administration  Higher School of Business  Faculty of Advanced Training and Staff Retraining BRANCHES  Naberezhnye Chelny Institute (engineering profile)  Elabuga Institute (humanities profile) Secondary education  Nikolay Lobachevsky Lyceum  IT Lyceum 5

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Biomedicine and pharmaceutics

Infocommunications and aerospace technologies

Petroleum productuion, refining and petrochemistry

PRIORITY AREAS

Advanced materials

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Social studies and humanities

The Strategy of scientific and technological development of Russia 2035

88% of staff engaged in priority research

21% 14% 11% 9% 33%

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Requirements of modern economy Requirements of future economy

UNIVERSITY MODEL TRANSFORMATION

Technology transfer platforms

Oil deposits Un Univer ersity sity Clinic ic Pilot produc

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ion center ers Lyceu ms ms Enginee ineerin ing g centers Trai ainin ing center ers

… 2011 2016-2022 University – 2.0 University – 3.0

Science

Education

Innovations Innovations Innovations Innovations

Science

Education

Science

Innovations Digitization

Образование

Innovations Digitization Innovations Innovations Digitization Digitization

Education 2018-2025 University – 4.0

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UNIVERSITY 4.0 MODEL

Science

Innovations Digitization

Образование

Innovations Digitization Digitization

Education

Big Data Internet of Things Bio printing 3D printing Advanced materials Education Research and development Management Infrastructure

MAJOR TRENDS OF THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION What do we seek?

Development of e-learning Decrease in classroom workload Opportunities to concentrate

  • n breakthroughs

Digitization

Genomic and proteomic technologies Advanced robotics Driverless transport

PHYSICS DIGITAL TECH BIOMEDICINE

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QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS

Physics and Astronomy 301-400 Mathematics 301-400 Linguistics 151-200 Physics and Astronomy 351-400 Mathematics 301-350 English language and literature 201-250 Education 201-250 Chemistry 451-500 Archaeology 151-200 Modern languages 151-200 Linguistics 101-150

2016 2017

Chemistry 151-200 Physics and Astronomy 151-200 Economics and Econojetrics 151-200 English language and literature 101-150 Education 51-100 Archaeology 51-100 Modern languages 51-100 Linguistics 51-100 Chemical Engineering 151- 200 Electrical and Electronic Engineering 451-500

2018-2020 plans

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Economics and Econometrics351-400 Mathematics 151-200

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TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS

Not ranked Social Sciences 201-250 Economics and Business 176-200 Art and Humanities201-250

2016 2017 2018-2020 plans

Social Sciences 101-150 Economics and Business 51-100 Art and Humanities 101-150 Life Sciences 201-250 Physical Sciences 251-300

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Physical Sciences 301-400

60 601-800

Life Sciences 401-500

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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

313 cooperation agreements with international partners, research and academic centers and companies from 60 countries TOP-300 in QS and THE rankings Strategic partners Main industrial partners

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

RIKEN, Japan 2008 1990 1989 2012

Joint labs with KFU Translational Genomics Research Unit at RIKEN

Hunan Normal University, China

  • Student Mobility Program
  • Long-term academic staff exchange
  • Confucius Institute

University of Strasbourg, France

  • Chemoinformatics and Molecular Modeling Lab (est. 2012)
  • Structural Biology Lab (est. 2014) within the framework of Federal Target Program Pharma-2020

Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany

  • Pathogenesis Markers Lab
  • Joint project "Bilingualism and Multilingualism between Intensification and Conflict Resolution.

Ethnolinguistic conflicts, language policy and contacts in post-Soviet Ukraine and Russia“ (2016- 2019)

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SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

All international freshmen live in our comfortable Universiade Village

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SPORTS FACILITIES

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SUMMER CAMPS

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ARTS AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES