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infrastructure of yspu

Campus

The YSPU complex includes academic buildings, student dormitories, canteens, gyms, and museums. All out-of-town students studying under the bachelor’s, master’s, and postgraduate programs are provided with comfortable accommodation. The dormitories provide conditions for organizing independent study and research work, recreation, and leisure, there are computer labs, and there are spaces for student clubs to create. The Council of Floor Leaders, a student self-government body, decides on issues of comfort, safety, and improvement. Rooms are allocated to floors according to faculty, which allows each faculty to become the true master of its part of the campus.
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Museums

The dormitories accept guests of the university working at conferences, participating in meetings of dissertation councils, in the final state certification, and during the session — students of the correspondence form of study. For students from near and far abroad: Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, France, Belgium, China, other partner universities, separate rooms and guest blocks are provided.
High-quality professional and living conditions, low cost of living in the dormitory make education at YSPU named after K.D. Ushinsky accessible to hundreds of out-of-town and foreign students.

Technopark

The Technopark is an intellectual interdisciplinary educational environment, a modern laboratory-rich educational space for pedagogical design and collaboration of students in order to acquire experience in interdisciplinary and meta-subject design.

Laboratories of the "Technopark of Universal Pedagogical Competencies"

• Neurocognitive technologies
• Pedagogical design
• Testology and pedagogical measurements
• Gamification
• Human potential
• Genetics (biotechnology)
• Alternative energy
• Fundamental physics
• Analytical chemistry
• Health culture and physiology
• Radiography
• Creation of robotic systems
• Programming
• Information hygiene

Countryside base of student activists

The multifunctional scientific, educational and recreational base of YSPU is located in a picturesque suburb. For successful work, the base has cozy residential buildings and cottages, a canteen and classrooms. On weekends and vacations, the suburban campus becomes a center for health work. Shifts of students and teachers regularly come here. Walks in the fresh air, environmentally friendly food, water from natural sources create conditions for a full-fledged rest.
Serious attention is paid to sports activities. The base has its own sports ground, a complex of horizontal bars and sports equipment. In summer, there are routes for running, and in winter, ski trails. The convenient location and transport accessibility allow the base to be used as a site for student activist camps. Leader shifts, first-year camps, and thematic shifts of faculties have become traditional.

Museums of YSPU

Museum of University History

The exposition of the University History Museum is a chronicle deeply connected with the history of the country — it is valuable not only for its photos and documentary relics. It contains relevant semantic content, making the museum alive and in demand for guests of the university, applicants, first-year students, for whom visiting the museum is an element of initiation into students, historians-researchers.

Museum of K.D. Ushinsky

The exposition of the University History Museum is a chronicle deeply connected with the history of the country — it is valuable not only for its photos and documentary relics. It contains relevant semantic content, making the museum alive and in demand for guests of the university, applicants, first-year students, for whom visiting the museum is an element of initiation into students, historians-researchers.

Museum of Anatomy

The exposition of the University History Museum is a chronicle deeply connected with the history of the country — it is valuable not only for its photos and documentary relics. It contains relevant semantic content, making the museum alive and in demand for guests of the university, applicants, first-year students, for whom visiting the museum is an element of initiation into students, historians-researchers.

Zoological Museum

The exposition of the University History Museum is a chronicle deeply connected with the history of the country — it is valuable not only for its photos and documentary relics. It contains relevant semantic content, making the museum alive and in demand for guests of the university, applicants, first-year students, for whom visiting the museum is an element of initiation into students, historians-researchers.

Fundamental library

The collection of the fundamental library of YSPU — one of the largest among the libraries of pedagogical universities of Russia — numbers 1 million 350 thousand storage units. Over 300 thousand are books and magazines published in the period from the 16th century to the beginning of the 20th century, of which over 50 thousand copies are in English, German, and French. The collection of periodicals consists of over three thousand titles of magazines and newspapers, with a total of over 100 thousand copies.
The branches of knowledge covered by the library’s book collection are: natural, social and humanitarian sciences, history, economics, politics, state and law, education, philology, art, religion, philosophy, psychology, fiction.

Six educational libraries and reading rooms of the university annually serve more than 10 thousand readers, issue more than 200 thousand volumes of books, magazines, newspapers. The treasury of the fundamental library is the department of book monuments, where more than 20 thousand unique rarities are stored. The oldest books in the collection are: Thucydides’ History, published in Basel in 1540, Petrarch’s Sonnets and Canzones, published in Venice in 1553, Triodion, published by Andronicus Nevezha, a student of Ivan Fedorov, in Moscow in 1589, and the Code of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, 1649.

The department’s collection contains many first editions of popular textbooks, lifetime editions of the works of outstanding scientists and teachers, including Leonty Magnitsky’s Arithmetic, published by order of Peter I in 1703, M. V. Lomonosov’s Russian Grammar, published during his lifetime, and The Primer, or Elementary Teaching for Those Who Want to Learn, printed in Chernigov in 1765, with the autograph of its author, Archimandrite Ioil, who was once the abbot of the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery in Yaroslavl. Also worthy of mention are lifetime editions of Russian and foreign classics, including A.S. Pushkin, I.A. Krylov, I.S. Turgenev, L.N. Tolstoy, N.A. Nekrasov, and others. The first edition of N.V. Gogol’s poem «Dead Souls», the sketch for which was made by the author himself. The collection contains books with autographs of D.V. Davydov, V.G. Korolenko, D.I. Ilovaisky, N.I. Kostomarov, M. Gorky, and other famous writers, scientists, and public figures.

Today, the fundamental library of YSPU is not only a book depository, but a modern information automated center, serving users both locally and remotely and providing them with a wide range of services. This is a center for working with books and information, a center for communication and leisure, a center for developing the intellectual and creative potential of students and teachers of the university.

Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden of the Yaroslavl State Pedagogical University named after K.D. Ushinsky is a green island in the center of a large industrial city. It is located in the historical part of Yaroslavl, within the city limits of the 17th century, on the left bank of the floodplain terrace of the Kotorosl River and occupies 3 hectares. A unique landmark of the region, it is included in the world catalog of botanical gardens.

If the heart of the university is its main building, then the soul is here, and therefore, despite the main purpose — scientific and practical assistance in the professional training of a biology teacher, the garden has repeatedly become an inspiration and venue for cultural and educational events, shows, festivals with the widest address: the regional stage of the international competition for the study and protection of trees in the city «Take a tree into your family», the ice sculpture festival «Tales of the winter garden», the orchid exhibition «Secrets of the garden», the planting of an orchard and the installation of a memorial sign «To my teachers», the «Memory Garden» of the hockey team «Lokomotiv».

The structure of the Botanical Garden includes: an arboretum (in the eastern part of the garden), a systematic section, a school educational and experimental section (in the central part), an orchard «TO MY TEACHERS», a section of grafted forms — «Memory Garden», a Japanese garden, a greenhouse complex, areas for acclimatization of plants and a mixed forest.

Using the various sections of the garden and the plant collections collected in them, the staff conducts large-scale research, educational and methodological, educational work, field practices in the methods of teaching biology, the basics of agriculture and plant physiology, anatomy, morphology, and plant taxonomy. The botanical garden has a collection of «red book» plants, numbering about 35 species (the «Green Red Book» exposition). One of the most important tasks of the Botanical Garden is environmental propaganda and assistance in the popularization of botanical knowledge.

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