International journal QS News2WOWU has published an article on Minin University's contribution to the modernization of pedagogical education in Russia
QS News2WOWU is a quarterly newsletter that features universities’ academic achievements, experiences, and developments that are extraordinary, outstanding, and unique. Covering the whole world, the newsletter highlights student and faculty achievements, program developments, research breakthroughs, innovations, international collaborations, international mobility agreements, and other notable accomplishments.
Minin University is a proactive participant of the state project aimed at modernizing pedagogical education in the country. So far Minin University has worked out and implemented a unique bachelor programme to prepare specialists to work with people with special needs. Even though the country has several prominent teaching schools and prepares a number of high-qualified specialists annualy, Russia faces lack of those professionals able to work with the disabled. This is the major problem the program solves. Moreover, it opens broader career opportunities for a variety of majors and increases chances for academic mobility as it is organized within a module principle.
The program has already been implemented and tested by four leading universities of Russia. It is supposed to become a basis for special needs education in the whole country.
To read the article go here (page 38)
