Ural State University of Physical Culture. Ekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Federal State Educational Institution of the Uralgufk
History of the Ural State University physical culture originates in 1970, when a branch of Omsk was opened in Chelyabinsk state institute physical culture. After 25 years, it was transformed into the Ural State Academy of Physical Culture, and in 2005 the academy deservedly became a university.
Today, UralGUFK is not just the only sports university in the Urals, but an entire methodological center for sports and physical education and recreation work in the Ural federal district and surrounding regions. Every year, the university graduates about 2 thousand bachelors and master’s students in 40 sports, as well as specialists in health technologies. The structure of the University includes the Ekaterinburg, Sterlitamak and Ufa branches, a doctoral dissertation council, the Olympic Sports Research Institute, etc. Thanks to Ural State University of Physical Culture, the Russian sports industry is steadily replenished with specialists in the field of economics and management, law and psychology, public relations and adaptive physical culture. From July 10, 2013, by order of the Ministry of Sports Russian Federation dated 07/03/2013 No. 520, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Evgeniy Fedorovich Orekhov, a graduate of the Chelyabinsk branch of the Omsk State Institute of Physical Culture (1975), Master of Sports of the USSR in swimming, was appointed acting rector of Ural State University of Physical Culture. From 1975 to 2005, Evgeniy Fedorovich worked at the university in the positions of teacher, head of department, vice-rector for educational work. Then, from 2005 to 2013, he was an employee of the National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health. P.F.Lesgafta as vice-rector for academic affairs. He was awarded the honorary badge “For merits in the development of physical culture and sports” (1995), the medal “80 years of GOSCOMSPORT of Russia” (2003), the anniversary medal “100 years of TRADE UNIONS OF RUSSIA” (2004). In 2011, Evgeny Fedorovich Orekhov was awarded the title “Honorary Worker of the Highest vocational education Russian Federation".
The material and technical base of UralGUFK includes 4 educational buildings and 2 dormitories. The sports infrastructure of the university is represented by an educational and sports complex (athletics arena), halls sports games, wrestling, boxing, gymnastics, ski base. The educational process is provided with modern computer technology; more than 30 classrooms are equipped with multimedia kits. The library collection consists of about 160 thousand publications.
The main academic building of UralGUFK has one of the best student canteens in the city, as well as the pride of the university - the museum of the history of UralGUFK and Olympic glory, the total number of exhibits of which exceeds 8 thousand units. Its famous graduates and students, outstanding athletes of the past and present make their contribution to the development of the museum. The tradition of Olympic champions at the university continues from the times of famous speed skaters Tatyana Sidorova and Svetlana Bazhanova, two-time Olympic champions in hockey Sergei Makarov and Sergei Mylnikov, Olympic biathlon champion Svetlana Ishmuratova and Olympic silver medalists judoka Vitaly Makarov and volleyball player Ekaterina Gamova . The medal relay is taken by current students and undergraduates of Ural State University of Physical Culture, champions and prize-winners of XXX summer Olympic Games in London 2012 and the XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi 2014.
Thus, in London, students of UralGUFK managed to write their names in golden letters in the history of the Olympics. Judoist Mansur Isaev last year became the Olympic champion in judo, and taekwondo player Anastasia Baryshnikova won a bronze medal in taekwondo. Two years later, the entire Southern Urals cheered in Sochi for their main “Olympic hope.” Speed skater Olga Fatkulina, a master's student at Ural State University of Physical Culture, managed to meet the fans' expectations and win a silver medal at a distance of 500 meters. Semyon Elistratov, a student at the UralGUFK branch in Ufa, became an Olympic champion in short track speed skating. As part of the Summer Paralympics, graduates correspondence department UralGUFK significantly supplemented the athletes’ results with two more awards. Marat Romanov won silver in wheelchair curling, and Vasily Varlakov won silver in sledge hockey.
However, not only sports, but also scientific, cultural and social achievements of UralSUPC students collectively create its positive image. The teaching staff of the university is distinguished by its high scientific potential. More than 70% of teachers have academic, honorary and sports titles, and academic degrees. Over 15% of the university's scientific and teaching staff are doctors of science and professors.
The university provides scientific support for the training of Chelyabinsk teams in a number of sports. There are 5 scientific laboratories equipped with the most modern equipment. University employees have patents and grants. A Research Institute was opened on the basis of the university olympic sport, whose work focuses on three areas of research: sports genetics, coaching and performance analysis in sports, and video analysis of performance in sports. The most popular and interesting results of the Institute’s activities are the compilation of an athlete’s genetic passport, determination of early stage development of a person, his genetic predisposition to a particular sport and identification of the risks of developing injuries and diseases in athletes. In 2011, the only interuniversity center for training sports volunteers in the region also began operating within the walls of Ural State University of Physical Culture.
Under the patronage of the university, the Center actively participates in organizing and conducting the most significant sporting events both Chelyabinsk and the whole world. World and European championships in curling and judo, international taekwondo tournaments, stages of the World Water Polo League - all the central events of sports life in the Southern Urals were held with the help of UralGUFK volunteers. Since 2012, the volunteer movement has acquired new dimensions, stepping far beyond Southern Urals. Volunteer students from the Ural State University of Physical Culture went to work at the World Martial Arts Games in St. Petersburg, at the World Championships athletics to Moscow, to the World Summer Universiade in Kazan, and finally, to the Olympic Games in London and the “home” Winter Olympics 2014 in Sochi.
According to the results of the last 20 best volotnets Chelyabinsk region were awarded letters of gratitude from the acting governor of the region, Boris Dubrovsky. At the same time, the Youth Policy Council, the Trade Union Committee of students and graduate students, the Museum Council and a sports club are successfully operating at UralGUFK. Each division holds a number of traditional events throughout the year as part of educational process And extracurricular activities students, organizing their leisure time and cultural and patriotic education. Every month students and teachers become participants festive events and sports competitions within the university, the best represent the university on the “big stage”. For example, in April 2014, more than a hundred students of Ural State University of Physical Culture performed at the city festival “Student Spring”, 80 of them were among the winners and prize-winners of the city competition. University students actively demonstrate themselves in research activities. As a rule, they represent the university at various conferences, competitions and olympiads at city, regional, all-Russian and even international levels.
The management of UralGUFK supports students' motivation to acquire knowledge by creating favorable conditions for study and leisure activities. Thus, various creative groups are open to young people, and for the most talented and active students, excellent students, there is a developed incentive system. These include vacations at the ski resorts of the Southern Urals, gatherings of excellent students in Turkey, increased scholarships, as well as an annual presentation for scholarships from the governor of the Chelyabinsk region, the Chelyabinsk Administration and the Chelyabinsk City Duma. To date, a system of continuous education in the field of physical culture and sports has been built on the basis of the university. The level of secondary vocational education is represented by the Chelyabinsk and Yekaterinburg colleges of physical education. At the stage of higher professional education, bachelors, specialists and masters are trained at 4 faculties and more than 30 departments. The postgraduate level is associated with training at the Intersectoral Regional Center for Advanced Studies, higher school trainers, postgraduate and doctoral studies. Thus, UralGUFK provides the learning process from pre-university training to advanced training of certified specialists.
Ekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Ural State University physical culture" is one of the youngest and one of the few universities that train physical education specialists in Sverdlovsk region.
The origins of the branch lie in the bowels of the Yekaterinburg College of Physical Education - one of the oldest educational physical education institutions in the city of Yekaterinburg. At the end of the 90s of the 20th century, an urgent need arose to create a branch of the university on the basis of the college. On the initiative of the director of the college of physical education, Yuri Ivanovich Sazonov and the pedagogical council of the educational institution with the support of the rector of the Ural state academy physical culture, Leonid Mikhailovich Kulikov, in 2000 a representative office of Ural State Physical Culture and Sports Complex was created. Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Igor Yurievich Sazonov was appointed director.
Over its 15-year history, the branch has graduated more than 1,300 specialists in the specialties “Physical Culture and Sports” and “Adaptive Physical Culture”, which are valued both in Russia and abroad, since the quality of training meets international standards. Some of them occupy leadership positions, work in educational institutions various levels, sports clubs, kinesitherapy centers, rehabilitation centers, fitness industry. Taking into account the needs of the region, the Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Ural State University of Physical Culture" opened at its base a direction in the field of training for the tourism industry - "Tourism". The learning process in this area at the Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Ural State University of Physical Culture is structured in such a way that students, having mastered the basics of theory, can immediately consolidate them in practice.
The Institute actively interacts with schools, lyceums, colleges, regional sports committees of Yekaterinburg and committees of municipalities of the Sverdlovsk region, sports clubs and federations public organizations and rehabilitation centers in the training of specialists.
The extracurricular life of the institute is full of events of various scales. Traditionally, the institute holds a Christmas event called “Give a Smile to Children,” when student-athletes go to children’s homes and give them New Year's celebration. Conducts the institute and traditional sports competitions for children with disabilities. The sports and pedagogical team of the Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Ural State University of Physical Culture participates in physical education and health activities in children's camps of the Ural Federal District and on the Black Sea coast.
The students of the institute have developed their own traditions. Several generations of students are actively involved in the university KVN team “Fetisov’s Children”, which has been repeatedly awarded prizes at many competitions and festivals. The institute annually holds events in honor of Knowledge Day and Victory Day, as well as an autumn cross-country race in memory of Yu.K. Kochkin, initiation into students, a meeting of excellent students, Teacher's Day, a festival of student talents, an alumni ball and many others. Students willingly participate in city and regional charity events, including donor days and collecting charitable assistance for orphanage city of Polevskoy.
A lot of work is being done on propaganda healthy image life among students. The Institute is a permanent organizer of the annual project for the prevention of tobacco smoking among schoolchildren in the city of Yekaterinburg and the Sverdlovsk region “Competition of smoking-free classes”, which is held under the patronage of the Government of the Sverdlovsk region and the Yekaterinburg Diocese.
The patriotic education of students does not go unnoticed. The institute has a well-developed system of self-government, and the institute of supervision operates successfully. Great importance dedicated to promoting a healthy lifestyle, there is an active health school, where students and teachers can practice shaping, aerobic gymnastics, swimming, volleyball and other sports.
In 2003, he was awarded a Gratitude from the Special Olympic Committee of the Sverdlovsk Region “For his great contribution to the development of the Special Olympic Movement in the Sverdlovsk Region.”
In 2006 - Certificate of the Russian Olympic Committee.
In 2007 educational institution became the winner of the “Nika” competition held by the administration of Yekaterinburg in the nomination for achievements in physical culture and sports.
In 2007, Gratitude from the Russian Orthodox Church “For assistance in organizing and conducting “Smoking-free class competitions”.”
In 2009 and 2011, the institute was recognized as a laureate of the European Quality Gold Medal competition in the category “100 Best Universities in Russia”, and the director was awarded the honorary badge “Director of the Year”.
In 2011, the institute was awarded an Honorary Diploma from the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region “For his great contribution to the training of highly qualified specialists, the development and popularization of physical culture and sports.”
In 2013, the institute received a certificate of conformity from the Russian Register certification association, certifying that the quality management system complies with the requirements of ISO 9001
In 2013, a Letter of Gratitude was presented from the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region “For creating conditions for the training of high-class athletes who showed high sports results at the XXVII World Universiade 2013 in Kazan.”
In 2014, a Gratitude was presented from the Special Olympic Committee of the Sverdlovsk Region "For constant support of the Special Olympic Movement in the Sverdlovsk Region, assistance in the implementation sports programs for people with disabilities."
Awarded in 2014 Letter of thanks to the volunteer detachment of the Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Ural State University of Physical Culture" "For great contribution to the development of the volunteer movement in the city of Yekaterinburg, the implementation of the sports project "Russian strength meter".
The management of the institute looks back with pride, because many students have successfully entered the sports world, and current students are persistently achieving their goals. The Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Ural State University of Physical Culture" can rightfully be proud of the highest level of teaching staff and the numerous achievements of its graduates.
The origins of the Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Ural State University of Physical Culture go back to one of the oldest educational physical education institutions in Russia - the Yekaterinburg College of Physical Culture, which opened on December 26, 1929. For more than 85 years, the college has been training personnel for the sports industry, among its graduates are Honored Masters of Sports, Honored Trainers of the USSR, Honored Workers of Physical Culture and Sports, International Masters of Sports, champions and medalists of the Olympic Games. Among them: Boyarskikh K.S., Kolotov V.F., Nazmutdinova L.B., Plotnikova T.A., Saksonov N.N., Shakhlin B.A., Akhmadurin V., Kondakov Yu., Khabarova I. .WITH. and many others.
In 2000, a representative office of the Ural State Academy of Physical Culture was opened on the basis of the college. A year later, the Academic Council of Ural State Academy of Physical Culture made a decision on March 30, 2001 to open a branch, the director of which was appointed candidate of pedagogical sciences, associate professor Igor Yuryevich Sazonov, who is currently successfully leading the educational institution.
The institute has a creative and effective teaching staff, which includes highly qualified personnel. Among more than seven dozen teachers there are professors, associate professors, international masters of sports, and honored trainers of the Russian Federation - personifying the symbiosis of science and sports.
A scientific research laboratory has been created in which practical classes are conducted in disciplines of the professional cycle and in which diagnostics of leading athletes of the national teams of the city, region and country are carried out.
The scientific activities of the institute are developing in accordance with the scientific directions of the departments and taking into account the implemented educational programs. There have been long-term traditions of holding conferences at various levels, in particular “The integrity of the human essence in physical culture and sports”, “Current problems of adaptive physical culture and ways to solve them”, “Modern society and people with disabilities: education, training, support, rehabilitation, socialization", " Comprehensive rehabilitation persons with disabilities in modern society» - scientific and practical conferences are held with the support of the Ministry of Physical Culture, Sports and Youth Policy of the Sverdlovsk Region, the Ministry of General and Professional Education of the Sverdlovsk Region, and the Special Olympic Committee.
The Institute is deservedly proud of its athletes, who perform with dignity in Russian national teams at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Universiade, as well as major international and all-Russian competitions, including: Alena Kaufman (Gorbunova), Pavel Korpachev, Ekaterina Glazyrina, Alexandra Kapustina, Yulia Leskina, Ekaterina Smolentseva, Alena Khomich, Olesya Krasnomovets, Ekaterina Bickert, Ekaterina Ananina, Pavel Ryazantsev, Damir Khamadiev, Dmitry Prudnikov, Ivan Teplykh, Alena Tamkova, Ksenia Perova, Vera Slugina, Natalya Perminova, David Belyavsky, Alexey Belyakov, Sergey Luzhetsky, Alexander Novoselov , Veronica Korneva. And this is far from full list stars who lit up thanks to the educational institution. Students and teachers carefully preserve the history and traditions of the educational institution; memorials to graduates, Honored Masters of Sports, Klavdiya Boyarskikh and Boris Shakhlin have been opened in the building.
Student life at the institute is eventful. Everyone can find their place in sports, science, art, creativity, and social activities. Students accept Active participation in intra-university, inter-university, district, city, regional sports, cultural and volunteer events.
Mass sports activities are successfully carried out, the result of which is the organization and holding, together with the regional committee of the OG FSO “Youth of Russia”, regional all-around competitions of the GTO complex; holding the annual “Autumn Cross Country”; general physical training competitions; participation of students in the Universiade and Spartakiads of universities in Yekaterinburg; The Institute is a three-time winner of the prestigious track and field relay race for the prizes of the newspaper “Evening Yekaterinburg”.
The Ekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Ural State University of Physical Culture is one of the initiators of the annual Festival of Physical Culture Universities of the Ural Federal District, the organizer and participant of the XVIII, XX and XXVI All-Ural Olympic Scientific Session of Young Scientists and Students.
Practice at all levels and practical classes in disciplines of the professional cycle are carried out in leading sports and medical organizations, and at fitness industry enterprises in the city of Yekaterinburg. Students undergo summer practice on the Black Sea coast in health camps. The Institute is proud of many years of experience in conducting international practices and internships in the Czech Republic.
The activities of the university have been repeatedly noted at the regional and federal levels. Every year, the Special Olympic Committee of the Sverdlovsk Region expresses gratitude to the educational institution for its assistance in holding competitions under the Special Olympics program.
Annually Russian Orthodox Church expresses gratitude to the students and teachers of the university for their assistance in organizing and conducting various competitions among schoolchildren in Yekaterinburg and the Sverdlovsk region.
The Institute is a laureate of the “European Quality” Gold Medal competition in the category “100 Best Universities in Russia”, and the director is awarded the honorary badge “Director of the Year”. In 2013, the educational institution received a certificate of conformity from the Russian Register certification association, certifying that the quality management system complies with the requirements of ISO 9001.
In 2013, the educational institution was awarded an Honorary Diploma from the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region for “Creating conditions for the training of high-class athletes who showed excellent sports results at the XXVII World Universiade 2013 in Kazan.”
In 2014, a Gratitude was awarded from the Special Olympic Committee of the Sverdlovsk Region “For constant support of the Special Olympic Movement in the Sverdlovsk Region, assistance in the implementation of sports programs for people with disabilities.”
In 2014, the institute received a Letter of Gratitude from the Administration of Yekaterinburg for conducting a health campaign among schoolchildren. Gratitude from the Administration of Yekaterinburg “For his great contribution to the development of the volunteer movement in the city of Yekaterinburg, the implementation of the Russian Silomer project.”
In 2015, the educational institution was awarded the Honorary Diploma of the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region for the third time for “Successes in training specialists in physical culture and sports, promoting a healthy lifestyle and great personal contribution to the development of physical culture and the Olympic movement in Russia.”
In 2015, the interuniversity review-competition on promoting a healthy lifestyle for students and preventing drug addiction “To Life and Dreams - YES!” The educational institution took second place.
In June 2016, the Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Ural State University of Physical Culture received the Nika Award from the Yekaterinburg City Administration “For great contribution to anti-drug activities in municipal formation"Yekaterinburg city".
The Yekaterinburg Institute of Physical Culture (branch) of the Ural State University of Physical Culture today is a source of personnel in the field of sports, adaptive physical culture and tourism. The high quality of education is confirmed by the professional and sports successes of our graduates, including medalists and participants in the Olympic and Paralympic Games, World and European Championships, World Universiades, Presidents of Sports Federations, heads of organizations in the field of physical culture and rehabilitation and hundreds of highly qualified specialists.
The institute staff successfully solves complex tasks today, is optimistic about the future and is ready to conquer new heights!
