MIPT and ITMO received warnings from Rosobrnadzor

Five universities, including the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) and ITMO National Research University, received warnings about the inadmissibility of violating mandatory requirements in the field of education. About this RBC reported in Rosobrnadzor.

The Ministry proposed educational organizations to take measures to comply with the requirements of federal state control in the field of education.

The warnings were announced:

Kaliningrad State Technical University; ITMO National Research University; K.G. Razumovsky Moscow University of State Technologies and Management (First Cossack University); Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology; Admiral G.I. Nevelsky Maritime State University.

What exactly the requirements relate to the warning to each of the universities, the message provided by the department is not specified.

ITMO has already received a warning from Rosobrnadzor in April 2026. Then the department revealed violations in local acts on the procedure for enrollment and expulsion of students, as well as problems with the educational program and the university website.

In October, Rosobrnadzor issued a warning to Tomsk State University. According to the register of control measures, the decision was made on October 21 following the results of monitoring. The Office has established that the provision of the university on training in additional professional programs is based on invalid normative acts. In addition, the university did not have any additional vocational education programs developed and approved in accordance with the law.

Shortly before, on October 19, four universities received similar warnings: Baltic Academy of Tourism and Entrepreneurship, Kazan Institute of Entrepreneurship and Law, Arctic State Agrotechnological University and Magnitogorsk State Technical University named after G.I. Nosov. They were also asked to take measures to comply with mandatory educational requirements.