History
On April 3, 1974, Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union decided on establishment of Chelyabinsk State University - the first university of the Southern Ural [4] On October 4, 1976, the official opening took place. In 1997, a scientific center of nature and human study, based on archeological laboratory, was founded
In 2023, building of university campus was started [5] [6] Also, partnerships were established between university and Chelyabinsk region's basketball federation, [7] [8] ice hockey club Traktor, [9] volleyball club Dynamo-Metar, [10] football club Chelyabinsk, [11] [12] water polo club Uralochka [13] [14]
Today the structure of the University includes 13 faculties and in 7 educational and research institutes. [15] The University has three branches (Miass, Troitsk, and Kostanay (Kazakhstan)), and 13 offices (Argayash, Verkhniy Ufaley, Zlatoust, Shadrinsk, Kopeysk, Orsk, Nyazepetrovsk, Trekhgorny, Yuzhnouralsk, Satka, Kyshtym, Varna, Ust-Katav). [16]
Administration
In accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation and Chelyabinsk State University Charter, the University management is carried out by the Rector, who is elected in a secret vote at the Conference for a five-year term.
In order to settle the most important questions concerning the vital university activities, the University Conference is summoned by the Rector and the Academic Council, composed of the university academic staff along with other occupational groups and students. [17]
Rectors
In 1976, S.E. Matushkin, a corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, became the first rector of Chelyabinsk State University.
In 1987, V.D. Batukhtin, Professor of Physics and Mathematics, became a rector.
In 2004, A.Yu. Shatin, Professor of Economics, was elected as a rector.
In 2014, Diana Tsiring, Professor of Psychology, was elected as a rector.
Since 2019, Sergey Taskaev, Professor of Physics and Mathematics, is a rector. Before that, he was Dean of the Faculty of Physics.
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