Rosobrnadzor announced warnings to four universities

The Federal Service for Supervision of Education and Science (Rosobrnadzor) announced warnings about the inadmissibility of violating mandatory requirements for four Russian universities, the press service of the department reported.

Warnings were received:

Baltic Academy of Tourism and Entrepreneurship; Kazan Institute of Entrepreneurship and Law; Arctic State Agrotechnological University; Magnitogorsk State Technical University named after G.I. Nosov.

The Ministry suggested that universities take measures to comply with mandatory requirements within the framework of federal state control in the field of education. Information about the warnings was placed in the Unified register of control (supervisory) measures.

Earlier, on September 14, Rosobrnadzor announced warnings to the Armavir Social and Psychological Institute, the Volga State University of Water Transport and the Universal University. They were also asked to take measures to comply with mandatory educational requirements.

The Universal University then explained to RBC that the warning is preventive: the university needs to update certain local regulations and information on the site. The university stressed that the comments do not concern the content and quality of educational programs and do not affect the educational process. Rector of the Volga State University of Water Transport Igor Kuzmichev said that the warning concerns the Rybinsk branch and is associated with the organization and placement of information on the website.