About the university

Umarov Mukhari Umarovich - rector Checheno-Ingush Pedagogical Institute from March 13, 1981 to March 1, 1995.

Together with Umarov M.U. at the origins of the institute stood candidate of historical sciences, professor Khadizhat Yunusovna Saidova, doctor philological sciences, professor Chokaev Kati Zaindievich, associate professor Tsygankov Gennady Grigorievich, candidate pedagogical sciences, Professor Baskhanov Surkho Grimsultanovich, doctor technical sciences, Professor Malsagov Sultan Magomedovich, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor Yushaev Said-Emin Said-Magomedovich, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor Turpalov Lema Abdulaevich, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor Buluev Ayub Betersultanovich, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Umarov Khasan Galsanovich, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Spektor, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Aslakhanov Said-Ali Makhmudovich, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences Ivan Timofeevich Senchenko, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Professor Tamara Belalovna Dzhambekova, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor Raisa Amkhadovna Buralova, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Lomov Alexander Nikiforovich, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor Aziev Surkho Latsaevich, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor Marshani Zurab Magomedovich, Senior Lecturer Bolshov Georgy Pavlovich and others.

In 1981, the first students were admitted to the institute - 250 boys and girls. they entered their specialty" Physical culture", "Russian language and literature in national school", "Pedagogy and methodology primary education", "Physics and Mathematics", "Mathematics and Physics", "General technical disciplines and labor". All faculties and other structural divisions of ChIGPI were located in a new building at 62 Ordzhonikidze Ave.

Main building of the Chechen-Ingush State Pedagogical Institute, 1981

CHIGPI developed at a rapid pace: new specialties were opened: “Preschool pedagogy and psychology”, “ fine arts and drawing", "Chemistry and Biology", "Biology and Chemistry". Academic buildings were built, opportunities for conducting practical classes in their own workshops and laboratories were expanded. In 1989, students of four faculties, including philological, were located in the equipped premises of the factory dormitories along Staropromyslovskoe Highway, continued their studies in a new building in the microdistrict, which in its beauty and compliance with its functional purpose had no equal not only in our republic, but far beyond its borders.
The institute had two beautiful five-story dormitories. All conditions were created for the students living in them to prepare for classes and have a good rest. As rector M.U. said. Umarov, “..the university, despite the never-ending obstacles from officials, has become a real forge of qualified teaching staff for educational institutions.”

However, the destructive processes that began in 1991 in the republic found fertile ground in the institute in the person of a small group of supporters of destructive forces.

Today the Chechen State pedagogical institute- a university occupying a leading position in the field of higher education vocational education Chechen Republic. special attention is paid here to staffing educational process and improving the material and technical base.

In terms of quality, the teaching staff of ChSPI, ahead of a number of universities in the North Caucasus, is approaching the Russian average: more than 50% of its teachers are doctors and candidates of science, professors and associate professors. Students are taught in the bright premises of a restored three-story and two five-story buildings. This year, on Institute Day (November 28), the central building at 62 Ordzhonikidze Ave., in which the youngest university in our republic began its activities, came into operation.

Chechen State Pedagogical Institute(CHGPI) - opened in 1980 in the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.

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ChSPI was opened in Grozny in 1980. Initially it was called CHIGPI - Chechen-Ingush State Pedagogical Institute.

Since 1992, the institute has been called ChSPI. The first rector of this institute was for many years Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Umarov Mukhari Umarovich.

In 1981, the first students came to CHIGPI - 250 boys and girls. Specializations of the university in 1981-1989:

• Fine Arts and Drawing;
• General technical disciplines and labor;
• Pedagogy and methods of primary education;
• Russian language and literature in the national school;
• Physics and mathematics;
• Physical culture;
• Chemistry and biology.

Since 1989, the institute has been building laboratories and classroom buildings. Five-story dormitories were opened in the Staropromyslovsky district, in the Microdistrict.

The first Chechen military campaign 1994-1996 ChGPI suffered heavy damage. However, local educational institutions were the first to recover and continue their activities.

Structure

ChSPI is a university occupying a leading position in the field of education in the Chechen Republic. More than 60% of its teachers are doctors and candidates of science, professors and associate professors. Since 2006, ChSPI has been located in three buildings where classes are held. In addition to everything in ChSPI - created psychological center. The institute has 24 departments, 18 are part of faculties, 6 are general institute departments. ChSPI has 2 forms of education - full-time and part-time. There are 2984 students studying full-time. There are 2,583 students studying by correspondence.

Specialties of ChSPI

• English language and computer science;
• English and French languages;
• Arabic and English languages;
• Biology and life safety;
• Biology and ecology;
• Preschool pedagogy and psychology;
• Fine Arts;
• History and jurisprudence;
• Commerce (trading business);
• Mathematics and computer science;
• Music education;
• Pedagogy and methodology primary education;
• Vocational training (economics and educational management);
• Russian language and literature;
• Native language and literature;
• Special psychology;
• Technology and Entrepreneurship;
• Physics and computer science;
• Physical culture and sports;
• French and English;
• Chemistry and biology.

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CHGPI- Chechen State Pedagogical Institute of Education and Science, Chechnya

Chechen State Pedagogical University(until 1995 - Checheno-Ingush State Pedagogical Institute) is a higher pedagogical educational institution located in the city of Grozny. Opened in 1980.

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The Chechen State Pedagogical Institute was established on November 28, 1980 in the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic by a Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR.

Initially it was called CHIGPI - Chechen-Ingush State Pedagogical Institute. Rector of the third higher education institution in those years educational institution Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Mukhari Umarovich Umarov, known in the republic as one of the organizers, was appointed to the Chechen Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic university public education, who previously headed the Ministry of Education for many years.

The first enrollment of students was carried out in 1981 for the following specialties:

• Physical culture;
• Russian language and literature in the national school;
• Pedagogy and methods of primary education;
• Physics and mathematics;
• Mathematics and Physics;
• General technical disciplines and labor.

In subsequent years, new specialties were opened:

• Preschool pedagogy and psychology;
• Fine Arts and Drawing;
• Chemistry and biology;
• Biology and Chemistry;

and others. The university students were mainly graduates of rural schools of the republic. Well-equipped educational buildings and dormitories, highly qualified teaching staff allowed the university to successfully train highly qualified national personnel for the regional education system.

The destructive processes that began in 1991 in the republic and the subsequent military actions could not but affect the activities of the university. For several years the institute found itself isolated from educational space Russia. In fact, only in recent years The institute, like other universities of the republic, had the opportunity to conduct full-fledged activities and enter the educational field of Russia.

On April 17, 1995, CHIGPI was renamed the Chechen State Pedagogical Institute. Doctor of Philology, Professor Bekhan Abusupyanovich Khazbulatov, who headed the university for more than 17 years, was appointed rector.

By order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated May 23, 2011 No. 1726, the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education ChSPI was renamed into the Federal State Pedagogical Institute budgetary institution higher professional education "Chechen State Pedagogical Institute".

Since March 1, 2013, the university has been headed by a candidate of philosophical sciences, associate professor Khozh-Akhmed Sultanovich Khaladov.

Structure

The structure of the Chechen State Pedagogical Institute consists of 8 faculties and 27 departments. The institute implements 23 main educational programs higher professional education, six areas of training and 3 additional professional programs. The student population is more than 5,500 people, including more than 3,000 full-time students.

The Institute provides educational services in 35 main licensed specialties and training profiles.

Specialties of ChSPI

• Chemistry and biology
• Biology and ecology
• Biology and life safety
• Mathematics and computer science
• Computer Science and Mathematics
• Physics and computer science
• Russian language and literature
• Native language and literature
• Arabic and English
• English and French languages
• English language and computer science
• German and English languages
• History and law
• Economics and management
• Technology
• Preschool education
• Primary education
• Special psychology
• Physical culture
• Music education
• fine arts
• Art ceramics
• Commerce (trading business)
• Applied informatics in economics

Postgraduate studies

The institute operates postgraduate courses in 5 fields and 10 specialties:

• 03.00.00 - Biological sciences
• 02/03/08 - Ecology
• 07.00.02 - Historical sciences
• 08.00.00 - Economic Sciences
• 08.00.05 - Economics and management of the national economy
• 10.01.00 - Literature
• 10.00.00 - Philological sciences
• 10.01.02 - Literature of the peoples of the Russian Federation
• 10.02.01 - Russian language
• 10.02.01 - Theory of language
• 13.00.00 - Pedagogical sciences
• 13.00.01 - General pedagogy, history of pedagogy and education
• 13.00.02 - Theory and methodology of teaching and education (Russian language)
• 13.00.02 - Theory and methods of teaching and education (mathematics)
• 13.00.04 - Theory and methodology of physical education, sports training, recreational and adaptive physical culture

Notable alumni

• Alkhazov, Rizvan Yusupovich - Chechen artist, painter, member of the Union of Artists of Russia, People's Artist of the Republic of Ingushetia;
• Albiev, Islam-Beka Said-Tsilimovich - Russian Greco-Roman wrestler, Olympic champion 2008, world champion 2009, Russian champion 2008 and 2011;
• Akhmadov, Sharpudin Bachuevich - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Chechen Republic.
• Akhmadov, Yavus Zaindievich - Russian and Chechen historian, political figure;
• Varaev, Adlan Abuevich (1962) - champion of the USSR, Europe and the world in freestyle wrestling, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, silver medalist of the Olympic Games;
• Gazimagomadov, Musa Denilbekovich (1964-2003) - police lieutenant colonel, commander of a special police detachment under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Chechen Republic, Hero of Russia;
• Gakaev, Dzhabrail Zhokolaevich (1942-2005) - Russian historian and Caucasus specialist, President of the Academy of Sciences of the Chechen Republic;