Training program at the Dobrolyubov Institute in Nizhny Novgorod. Nizhny Novgorod State Linguistic University named after

• 4 faculties
• 10 cultural and educational language centers
• 18 partner countries
• 10 learning languages

Training format

At NSLU there is a list of compulsory disciplines. During their studies, students have the opportunity to master disciplines of their choice, developing in an additional profile. The session system is standard.

Educational Opportunities

• There are International programs
• There is a Double Degree

Military training

• No Military department
• There is a deferment from the army

Extracurricular activities of NSLU named after. ON THE. Dobrolyubova

At NGLU it is customary to celebrate the Day of Foreign Language "Rusin". Ambassadors of different countries and government representatives often come to the university and give press conferences for students - there is a real opportunity to ask them a question. There are also libraries of literature in foreign languages, where not only books, but original magazines published abroad. The student council and trade union committee organize quests for students at the university at night. There is an educational direction where the trade union committee gives lectures on various topics (how to write a resume, goal setting, etc.). There is also a choir, a squad of counselors, and a gymnastics section. You can try yourself as a reporter, photographer or journalist. Participants of the theater studio perform regularly. There are sports sections (tennis, football, volleyball, basketball, badminton, fitness, cheerleading, etc.), and interuniversity competitions are organized. Students can become members of a political club. Every year, beauty contests are held for boys and girls, as well as various quests and games.

Dormitory

• There is a Dorm
• 935 - 1,412 ₽ According to budget (month)
• 1,420 - 1,950 ₽ Under contract (monthly)

Scholarship

• 2,105 - 3,156 ₽ State scholarship (month)
• 2,820 - 7,000 ₽ For special academic achievements (month)
• 3,156 ₽ For social benefits (month)

Famous graduates

• Pavlov Evgeniy Translator at Technopromexport in Libya
• Bykova Olga Ilyinichna Doctor of Philology, Professor of the Department of German Philology at VSU

The year when provincial higher courses of foreign languages ​​and literatures were organized at the Nizhny Novgorod Department of Public Education under GUBONO.

Nizhny Novgorod State Linguistic University named after N. A. Dobrolyubov (NGLU, NGLU im. ON THE. Dobrolyubova)
International name	Nizhny Novgorod Dobrolyubov State Linguistic University
Former names	Gorky Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages ​​(GPIFL)
Year of foundation
Year of reorganization
Type	state
Rector	Nikonova Zhanna Viktorovna
The president	Zhigalev Boris Andreevich
Students	3150 ()
Foreign students	52
Teachers	227
Location	Russia, Nizhny Novgorod Nizhny Novgorod
Metro	Sennaya(projected)
Campus	urban
Legal address	st. Minina, 31a
Website	lunn.ru
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In everyday life of students and residents of the city, the university is referred to as “Inyaz”.

Story

In 1917, at the Nizhny Novgorod GUBONO, higher provincial courses of foreign languages ​​were organized. In 1937, based on the courses, it was founded Gorky Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages. The first buildings of the institute (modern buildings No. 1 and No. 2) were built in 1948 on the site of the destroyed Verkhne Posad Trinity Church on Staraya Sennaya (Starosennaya) Square (1844). Before the construction of these two buildings, the institute was located in the building of the former 3rd women's gymnasium in Chernoprudsky Lane (currently the Zhukovsky Library). Currently, the university buildings (4 buildings in total) occupy the entire space of the former Starosennaya Square and the underground space below it.

Initially, the institute trained teachers of English, German, French and Spanish for secondary schools and had, accordingly, three faculties: English, German and Romance languages. Linguists were also trained in the correspondence department.

In 1964, the Translation Faculty of Western European Languages ​​was created.

In the 1990s, a large number of new faculties and departments were created, and the institute was awarded the status of a linguistic university.

Structure

Faculties

• Faculty of English
• Faculty of Romance-Germanic Languages
• Translation faculty
• Faculty of International Relations, Economics and Management
• Faculty of Additional Professional Education of Specialists

Departments

• Department of English
• Department of English Philology
• Department of English Language and Professional Communication
• Department of Theory and Practice of the German Language
• Department of Theory and Practice of the French Language
• Department of English Language, Faculty of Translation
• Department of Theory and Practice of English Language and Translation
• Department of Theory and Practice of German Language and Translation
• Department of Theory and Practice of French Language and Translation
• Department of International Relations and Political Science
• Department of Economics, Management and Informatics

• Department of Valeology
• Department of Oriental and European Languages
• Department of History, Regional Studies and Journalism
• Department of Methods of Teaching Foreign Languages, Pedagogy and Psychology
• Department of Teaching Russian as a Native and Foreign Language
• Department of Russian Philology, Foreign Literature and Intercultural Communication
• Department of Philosophy, Sociology and Theory of Social Communication

Beginning (1917-1935)

The origin of the Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University is associated with the appearance of foreign language courses in the city in 1917, the initiator of the creation and first director of which wasMax Mikhailovich Landau.

Before the war (1935-1941)

In August 1935, he was appointed director of the courses.Alexander Ivanovich Berezin– a leader with higher pedagogical education and extensive teaching experience in various, including higher, educational institutions.

During the war years (1941-1945)

On the morning of June 22, 1941, the team of the Gorky Institute worked in the rhythm of everyday life. The session was ending, the last exams were underway. Message from the Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars V.M. Molotov about the sudden attack of Nazi Germany on the USSR was heard on the radio at noon. And within an hour, the corridors and rooms of the institute began to fill with excited teachers and students. N

After the war (1946-1960)

Over the five post-war years (1946-1950), 2,281 people were admitted to the Gorky Institute of Foreign Languages. The institute again faced the task of obtaining its own academic building. Due to the lack of space, it was necessary to study in two shifts in rented premises; the reading room was opened only during sessions, and in the evening - in the third shift. In 1949, the task of commissioning its own educational building was finally solved.

During the “thaw” and after... (1961-1975)

Taking into account the well-deserved and quite obvious successes of the institute’s staff, the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR in 1961 named the GPIFL after Nikolai Aleksandrovich Dobrolyubov.

In 1962, by order of the USSR Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Higher, Secondary and Special Education, a military department was created at the university, which trained military translators. During its existence, this department has trained more than 8,000 reserve officers. Another evidence of the further structural growth of the SPIFL was a special Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the USSR on the opening on its basis of a new structure for training translators from Western European languages. In 1962, training of translator-referents was introduced within the faculties of English and French languages. And two years later, in 1964, a separate translation faculty was created, training translators and referents.

In 1963, the institute's dormitory was put into operation on Gagarin Avenue. The construction of the sports and recreation camp “Linguist” has begun on the picturesque shore of the Gorky Sea, 100 km from the city

Turn of the century (1988-2009)

In 1988, the university held democratic elections of its leader for the first time. The first rector elected by the collective, and not appointed “from above”, wasGennady Petrovich Ryabov.

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