Irkutsk State University Pedagogical Institute.

The university has 9 faculties: humanitarian, natural geographical, preschool, special pedagogy and psychology, musical, mathematics, physics and computer science, pedagogical, psychological, technology and entrepreneurship. There are also the Institute for Advanced Studies, the Center for the Training of Foreign Pupils and Students. Branches in Ust-Ilimsk (seven faculties). The library of the Pedagogical University has more than 600 thousand publications.

In 1920, the Institute was opened in Irkutsk. public education- higher educational institution for the preparation of preschool, school and extracurricular teaching staff. The building and all the property of the former Irkutsk Teachers' Institute, which was closed after the revolution of 1917, was transferred to the use of the institute. The first enrollment of the institute was 246 students, the teachers were selected mainly from among the professorial staff Irkutsk University.

In 1921, due to a shortage of personnel and insufficient material base Irkutsk Institute public education became part of the Irkutsk University as a pedagogical faculty. It included historical, philosophical, philological departments Faculty of Humanities, and from February 1922 the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics joined the Pedagogical Faculty.

In 1931, the pedagogical faculty regained its independence - on its basis the East Siberian Industrial pedagogical institute with 8 departments: physical and technical, chemical and technological, historical and economic, natural, literature and language, pedagogical, Yakut, Buryat-Mongolian, evening and correspondence department.

A branch was opened in 1932 foreign languages(English and German), on the basis of which the Irkutsk Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages was created in 1948. In the same 1932, the Buryat-Mongolian branch was transferred to Verkhneudinsk (Ulan-Ude) and became the basis of the Buryat-Mongolian Pedagogical Institute. In 1934, the Yakut branch was closed, as Yakutsk opened its own pedagogical institute.

In 1934, a teacher's institute was founded at the Irkutsk Pedagogical Institute (full-time and part-time departments) with faculties: physics and mathematics, Russian language and literature, history, in 1937 a natural-geographical one was added. The teacher's institute existed until 1953.

In 1962, the industrial-pedagogical, musical-pedagogical, and natural-geographical faculties were opened, and in 1963, defectological faculties. In 1966, a department for the training of teachers of biology and chemistry was established as part of the Faculty of Natural Geography. In 1963, the Faculty of Pedagogy and Methods of Preschool Education separated from the Faculty of Education. In 1963-1997, the faculty for the preparation of foreign students functioned. In 1964, the Faculty of History and Philology was divided into two: the Faculty of History and the Russian Language and Literature. In 1969 the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics was also divided into Physics and Mathematics. In 1992 the Faculty of Psychology was opened.

Coordinates : 52°17′33″ N sh. 104°17′11″ E d. / 52.29250° N sh. 104.28639° E d./ 52.29250; 104.28639(G) (I) K: Educational institutions founded in 1909

Pedagogical Institute of Irkutsk State University(PI IGU) - higher education institution pedagogical direction, a branch of the Irkutsk State University, located in the city of Irkutsk.

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Titles

During its 100-year history, the Pedagogical Institute of Irkutsk State University has repeatedly changed its name.

1909 - Irkutsk Teachers' Institute
1918 - East Siberian Institute of Public Education
1921 - Faculty of Education Irkutsk State University
1931 - Irkutsk State Pedagogical Institute
1997 - Irkutsk State Pedagogical University
2009 - East Siberian state academy education
2014 - Pedagogical Institute of Irkutsk State University

Irpedina

Irkutsk State Pedagogical University received a certificate on naming a minor planet after him solar system N 2585. The asteroid Irpedina (Irkutsk Pedagogical Institute) was discovered by graduates of the university - the Chernykh spouses - on July 21, 1979.

Reorganization

Leaders

Rector- Gavrilyuk, Alexander Viktorovich (1994 - June 15, 2011)
And about. rector- Malanina, Yulia Nikolaevna (June 15, 2011 - June 27, 2011)
And about. rector- Fedotova, Elena Leonidovna (from June 28, 2011 - March 26, 2012)
Rector- Peryazev, Nikolai Alekseevich (since March 27, 2012)

Academy structure

Institutes

Institute of Psychology
Institute of Additional Education

Faculty

Faculty of Special and Inclusive Education
Faculty of Pedagogy
Faculty preschool pedagogy and psychology
Faculty of Technology and Entrepreneurship
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics, Informatics
Faculty of Computer Science
Faculty of Natural Geography
Faculty of Humanities and Aesthetics
Faculty of Music

Famous graduates

Rozhdestvensky, Ignatius Dmitrievich (-) - Soviet poet.
Misyurkeev, Ivan Vasilievich - (1917-1996) - mathematician, professor, dean of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics (1948–1954), deputy director for educational and scientific work(1954–1956), deputy director for academic work(1954–1956), Dean (–), Head of the Department of Function Theory (–), Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, Perm University.
Shestakova, Yulia Alekseevna (-) - Far Eastern writer.

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Pierre still went to society, drank just as much and led the same idle and absent-minded life, because, in addition to those hours that he spent with the Rostovs, he had to spend the rest of the time, and the habits and acquaintances he made in Moscow , irresistibly attracted him to the life that captured him. But in recent times When more and more disturbing rumors came from the theater of war, and when Natasha's health began to improve and she ceased to arouse in him the former feeling of thrifty pity, he began to be seized by more and more incomprehensible restlessness. He felt that the situation he was in could not last long, that a catastrophe was coming that was to change his whole life, and he looked impatiently for signs of this approaching catastrophe in everything. One of the Masonic brothers revealed to Pierre the following prophecy, derived from the Apocalypse of John the Evangelist, regarding Napoleon.
In the Apocalypse, chapter thirteen, verse eighteen, it is said: “Here is wisdom; whoever has a mind, let him honor the number of the beast: for the number of man is and his number is six hundred and sixty-six.
And the same chapter in verse five: “And the mouth was given to him saying great and blasphemous; and a region was given to him to create four months - ten two months.
French letters, like the Hebrew number in the image, according to which the first ten letters are units, and the other tens, have the following meaning:
a b c d e f g h i k.. l..m..n..o..p..q..r..s..t.. u…v w.. x.. y.. z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160
Having written the words L "empereur Napoleon [Emperor Napoleon] in this alphabet, it turns out that the sum of these numbers is 666 and that therefore Napoleon is the beast predicted in the Apocalypse. In addition, writing the words quarante deux in the same alphabet [ forty-two], that is, the limit that was set for the beast to speak great and blasphemous, the sum of these numbers, depicting quarante deux, is again equal to 666 ti, from which it follows that the limit of Napoleon's power came in 1812, in which the French emperor passed 42 This prediction greatly struck Pierre, and he often asked himself the question of what exactly would put the limit on the power of the beast, that is, Napoleon, and, on the basis of the same images of words in numbers and calculations, tried to find an answer to the question that occupied him. Pierre wrote in answer to this question: L "empereur Alexandre? La nation Russe? [Emperor Alexander? Russian people?] He counted the letters, but the sum of the numbers came out much more or less than 666 ti. Once, doing these calculations, he wrote his name - Comte Pierre Besouhoff; The sum of the numbers didn't go far either. He, having changed the spelling, putting z instead of s, added de, added article le and did not get everything desired result. Then it occurred to him that if the answer to the question he was looking for consisted in his name, then his nationality would certainly be named in the answer. He wrote Le Russe Besuhoff and, counting the numbers, got 671. Only 5 was extra; 5 means “e”, the very “e” that was dropped in the article before the word L "empereur. Having discarded the "e" in the same way, although incorrectly, Pierre received the desired answer; L "Russe Besuhof, equal to 666 ti. The discovery thrilled him. How, by what connection he was connected with that great event which was foretold in the Apocalypse, he did not know; but he did not for a moment doubt this connection. His love for Rostova, the Antichrist, the invasion of Napoleon, the comet, 666, l "empereur Napoleon and l" Russe Besuhof - all this together should have matured, erupted and taken him out of that enchanted, insignificant world of Moscow habits in which he felt himself captive, and lead him to a great feat and great happiness.
On the eve of the Sunday on which the prayer was read, Pierre promised the Rostovs to bring them from Count Rostopchin, with whom he was well acquainted, both an appeal to Russia and the latest news from the army. In the morning, having called on Count Rostopchin, Pierre found a courier from the army who had just arrived at his place.
The courier was one of the Moscow ballroom dancers familiar to Pierre.
"For God's sake, can't you relieve me?" - said the courier, - I have a bag full of letters to my parents.
Among these letters was a letter from Nikolai Rostov to his father. Pierre took this letter. In addition, Count Rostopchin gave Pierre the sovereign's appeal to Moscow, just printed, the last orders for the army and his last poster. After reviewing the orders for the army, Pierre found in one of them, between the news of the wounded, killed and awarded, the name of Nikolai Rostov, awarded Georgy 4th degree for his bravery in the Ostrovnensky case, and in the same order the appointment of Prince Andrei Bolkonsky commander of the Jaeger regiment. Although he did not want to remind the Rostovs of Bolkonsky, Pierre could not refrain from wishing to please them with the news of his son's award and, leaving the appeal, poster and other orders with him, in order to bring them to dinner himself, sent a printed order and a letter to Rostov.