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Omsk State Pedagogical University

Dating back to1932, Omsk State Pedagogical University (OSPU) is one of the leading pedagogical higher education institutions in the urban city of Omsk, Russia.
Over the years, OSPU has developed into a modern scientific educational campus, which consists of nine schools: natural sciences; foreign languages; history, philosophy and law; mathematics, informatics, physics and technology; primary, preschool and special education; psychology and pedagogy; economics, management, service and tourism; philology and arts. There’s also a business school and university college.
Within these faculties, students can gain bachelor degrees, master degrees and doctorate degrees in several areas of study. The university uses many teaching techniques, including distance learning.
On campus, students will find academic buildings, residence halls and cafeterias. There’s also a history museum of OSPU which tells the story of the university, including its traditions, teachers’ biographies and achievements. 
Students are also actively encouraged to get involved in associations and social clubs to mix with like minded peers. Whether students enjoy dancing or singing, there’s a club on offer.
Students can take part in a variety of sports including: basketball, volleyball, aerobics, football, chess and skiing. 
The university also has partnerships with other universities worldwide – including the United States of America, China and France – offering students the chance to spend a year studying abroad. 
OSPU offers international students the chance to attend the Russian Language Training Programmes.

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