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The Lesgaft Institute has been the center of the scientific and cultural life of our country since the beginning of its activity. Many well-known figures of Russian science taught and teach here.
Pride of Russia
The National Culture, Sports and Health named after P.F. Lesgaft was established on August 24, 1893.
The Institute is located in the city of St. Petersburg on Dekabristov Street.
Rector of the Institute
The rector of the educational institution is Sergey Evgenyevich Bakulev - a trainer and specialist in the field of contact martial arts. Sergey Evgenievich graduated from the Lesgaft Institute in 1977, currently has the scientific title of Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, is a professor, Honored Coach of Russia, and also holds the post of President of the Russian Women's Boxing Federation.
Bakulev continues his teaching activities and lectures to students on the training of athletes in kickboxing, taekwondo and boxing. He prepared a large number of methodological and scientific works widely used in the teaching activities of the institution.
The history of the creation of the university
The Lesgaft Institute of Physical Culture was founded by Professor Lesgaft with money donated to him by the philanthropist and philanthropist Innokenty Mikhailovich Sibiryakov. Anyone could come and listen to a course of very interesting lectures on topics of the natural sciences, and absolutely free of charge.
At the laboratory of courses, teachers and students created a huge zoological museum in which visitors could get acquainted with representatives of the fauna of Russia. In addition to the museum, large herbariums of the latitudes of Russia, the Caucasus and Siberia were collected in the classrooms. In addition, the laboratories had original collections of minerals and deposits. rocks all periods of the earth's existence.
The Lesgaft Institute at the beginning of its activity already had several rooms: histological, physiological, anatomical and embryological, within the walls of which students comprehended knowledge, and there was also a chemical laboratory for experiments.
In the premises of the laboratory in 1996, courses for teachers of physical education were founded. Each department of social, pedagogical and biological sciences and courses was designed for 4 years of study.
Since 1896, the Pedagogical Council of the Laboratory began to publish the popular science journal Izvestia of the St. Petersburg Biological Laboratory, edited by P.F. Lesgaft himself.
University Awards
The Lesgaft Institute of St. Petersburg over the years pedagogical activity was awarded orders and honorary diplomas.
The very first high award awarded to an educational institution in 1935 for high performance and exemplary work was the Order of Lenin.
In July of the same year, the Council of Workers' Deputies of the city of Leningrad presented the institute with a banner for high achievements in the field of sports and training of young personnel.
In April 1942, for the excellent performance of combat missions during the war against the German invaders, the Lesgaft Institute (St. Petersburg) was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
Lenin's honorary jubilee diploma was awarded in April 1970 for high performance in socialist competition.
And in January two thousand and eleven, the President Russian Federation expressed special gratitude for the huge contribution to the development of education in the field of sports.
Academic achievements of the university
The Lesgaft Institute is currently the only higher educational physical education institution in Russia that is a member of the European Association of Physical Educational Higher Education Institutions.
Glorious traditions and sporting achievements
Over the years of its existence, the university has trained outstanding graduates who have become champions and won a total of more than one hundred and seventy gold medals at the Olympiads, and at various world championships, students have won about seven hundred gold medals. Over five hundred graduates received the title of honored coaches in various sports.
Institute of Physical Education. Lesgaft is famous for the fact that such luminaries of science as the physicist Abram Fedorovich Ioffe, a physiologist and the first Russian laureate taught within its walls. Nobel Prize Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, physiologist Alexey Alekseevich Ukhtomsky, the great historian Evgeny Viktorovich Tarle and many others.
Founder of the Institute Petr Frantsevich Lesgaft
The future biologist, anatomist, doctor and teacher was born on September 8, 1837 in St. Petersburg into a family of Germans who remained to live in Russia. His father, Peter Otto Lesgaft, was a jeweler and a member of the Guild of Gold Arts. Being the owner of a small jewelry store, his father had a small income, which also affected the upbringing of the younger boy - from childhood, his father taught him not only to order, but also to frugality in everything. Peter's mother, Henrietta Adamovna, awakened in a boy with early years love for music. The upbringing of parents and the situation in the family laid down in the boy such qualities as disinterestedness, respect for work, adherence to principles - they became traits of his character and determined his whole future life.
Until the age of nine, the future scientist was educated at home, and at the age of nine he was sent to the St. Peter. Studying was very easy for him, and at the same time he was a diligent student - he pored over books for a long time and conscientiously completed assignments.
At the age of 17, the young man graduated from school and his interest in medicine and chemistry awakened. In the summer of the same year, he became a freshman at the Medical and Surgical Academy. In the third year of the institute, he was so carried away by anatomy that he gave her all of himself without a trace.
In 1861, Lesgaft successfully passed all the exams, while receiving a medical degree. And Peter Frantsevich devoted his entire life to medicine.
On December 11, 1909, the heart of the great scientist stopped after a long illness. He was buried at the Volkovsky cemetery.
University structure
The university consists of five institutes. This:
- Institute of sports facilities and equipment.
- Institute of Economics and Social Innovations.
- Institute of health and sports medicine.
- Institute of International Sports and Educational Programs.
- Institute of adaptive physical culture.
The current faculties of the Lesgaft Institute:
- faculty of summer sports;
- Faculty of winter sports;
- faculty and various martial arts;
- Faculty of Health and Rehabilitation;
- Faculty of Economics, Management and Law in the sports field;
- faculty of social and humanitarian profile;
- Faculty of Primary Training;
- faculty of specialized training;
- faculty of educational and professional practices;
- faculty of preparation for entering the university;
- faculty of training scientific and pedagogical workers;
- Faculty of Improvement of Qualifications and Retraining of Personnel;
- faculty of individual educational and sports technologies.
The duration of training is 4 years. The institute pays great attention to the continuous improvement of information support for the educational and scientific process.
Institute Library
The library is one of the divisions of the university and is located in the former princely palace. The value and pride of the library is a unique collection rare books, which includes publications that once belonged personally to Lesgaft and his colleagues. They are devoted to the issues of physical education, as well as all the disciplines studied at that time in the courses.
Currently, the library serves about 17,000 visitors annually, and the number of books issued reaches half a million copies. The library owns about seven hundred thousand copies of books, various publications, methodological manuals, most of which cover sports topics. The library has introduced electronic lending of books.
On the territory of the library there is a shop "Sportbook". Buyers are offered a lot of literature on the topic of physical education and sports, on biomedical issues, psychology and economics in the field of sports. It also presents methodological and study guides institute staff.
Dormitory
The Lesgaft Institute provides non-resident students with a hostel, which is located on Ispytateley Avenue.
Duration of classes and break
The duration of lectures and classes is one and a half hours. A break between pairs is required - fifteen minutes. Students are also given an additional 30 minutes.
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"National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health. P. F. Lesgaft, St. Petersburg "- the oldest sports and educational educational institution in the world - founded in 1896 by the outstanding scientist Peter Frantsevich Lesgaft. From the first days of its existence, it has been one of the centers of scientific, cultural and political life in Russia. Academicians I. P. Pavlov, A. F. Ioffe, A. A. Ukhtomsky, E. V. Tarle and many others taught here.
Pupils of P.F. Lesgaft. (A. N. Krestovnikov, E. A. Kotikova, L. I. Chulitskaya and others), as well as a number of prominent figures in the physical culture and sports movement (G. A. Duperron, E. S. Saltykov, K. Kh. Grantyn etc.) became the founders of scientific schools of the University. Largely due to their efforts, the first textbooks for physical education universities were prepared (in total, more than 1,100 textbooks and teaching aids have been published over the years of the existence of the university).
The university also has priority in holding sports parades. In 1935, for the huge physical education, sports and defense work, the university was awarded the order Lenin.
During the years of the Great Patriotic War teachers and students of the Institute trained over 100 thousand soldiers of the Red Army. From the staff of the university, 13 partisan detachments were created, which successfully operated in Leningrad region. For this, the institute (the only civilian university in the country) was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. Three employees of the university (D. A. Balakhanov, K. I. Nazarova, V. A. Myagkov) became Heroes of the Soviet Union.
The university has glorious sports traditions. Institute teacher, figure skater N. A. Panin-Kolomenkin became the first Russian Olympic champion at the 1908 Olympics. In total, students and staff of the University won 168 Olympic gold medals. Lesgafters have won more than 700 gold medals at the World and European Championships. Over 300 graduates of the university have the title of Honored Master of Sports and more than 500 are Honored Coaches in various types sports.
The university has trained more than 45 thousand specialists for Russia and neighboring countries, as well as countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe.
Since the founding of the university, it has been an intense and fruitful scientific work. Formed scientific schools in anatomy, physiology, psychology, biomechanics. For scientific and labor achievements, about 200 employees were awarded government awards. Three (V. L. Komarov, A. A. Krasuskaya, L. A. Orbeli) became Heroes of Socialist Labor.
The information support of the educational and scientific processes of the university is constantly being improved. The library of the University has a fully computerized cycle, covering more than 740 thousand items.
About 4500 students, 250 graduate students, doctoral students and applicants study at the University, more than 570 teachers work, 73% of them have degrees and titles, 18% have the degree of doctor of science and the title of professor.
For many years, the university has been among the leading institutions of higher education. vocational education Russia for the production of author's textbooks and teaching aids. The international recognition of the University is its membership in numerous international organizations and associations, participation in scientific congresses under the patronage of the International Olympic Committee and the Council of Europe.
The National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health named after P.F. Lesgaft was founded in 1896 in St.
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| original name | National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health named after P. F. Lesgaft |
| Year of foundation | 1896 |
| Type | federal state budgetary educational institution higher professional education |
| Rector | S. E. Bakulev |
| The president | V. U. Ageevets |
| Scientific director | V. A. Taymazov |
| Location | Russia Russia, Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg |
| Legal address | 190121, St. Petersburg, Dekabristov, 35 |
| Website | lesgaft.spb.ru |
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The main milestones of the University
Name changes
- 1896-1897 - Lesgaft courses - Temporary courses for the preparation of leaders of physical education and games.
- 1897-1905 - Lesgaft Courses - Higher courses for educators and leaders of physical education.
- 1906-1907 - Lesgaft courses - Higher free school.
- 1910-1919 - Courses of Lesgaft - Higher courses of P. F. Lesgaft.
- 1919-1924 - GIFO - State Institute physical education.
- 1924-1930 - GIFO them. P. F. Lesgaft - State Institute of Physical Education named after P. F. Lesgaft.
- 1930-1935 - GIFK them. P. F. Lesgaft - State Institute of Physical Culture named after P. F. Lesgaft.
- 1935-1942 - GOLIFK them. P. F. Lesgaft - State Order of Lenin Institute of Physical Culture named after P. F. Lesgaft.
- 1942-1994 - GDOIFK them. P. F. Lesgaft - State Twice Ordered Institute of Physical Culture named after P. F. Lesgaft.
- 1994-2005 - St. Petersburg State Academy of Physical Culture im. P. F. Lesgaft - St. Petersburg state academy physical culture named after P.F. Lesgaft.
- 2005-2008 - St. Petersburg State University of Physical Culture im. P. F. Lesgaft - St. Petersburg State University of Physical Culture named after P. F. Lesgaft
- 2008 - N. V. - NSU named after. P. F. Lesgaft - National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health named after P. F. Lesgaft, St. Petersburg.
Rectors of the University
- 1896-1909 - Lesgaft, Pyotr Frantsevich
- 1910-1912 - Kovalevsky, Maxim Maksimovich
- 1912-1915 - Fedorov, Evgraf Stepanovich
- 1915-1918 - Ostrogorsky, Sergei Alekseevich
- 1919-1924 - Sulima-Samoylo, Andrei Fomich
- 1924-1926 - Fedorov, Lev Nikolaevich
- 1926-1937 - Zelikson, Elizar Yulievich
- 1937-1938 - Petukhov, Ivan Nikolaevich
- 1938-1941 - Nikiforov, Ivan Isaevich
- 1941-1948 - Koryakovsky, Ivan Mikhailovich
- 1948-1954 - Nikiforov, Ivan Isaevich
- 1954-1972 - Pugachev-Ionov, Dmitry Pavlovich
- 1973-2001 - Ageevets, Vladimir Ulyanovich
- 2001-2016 - Taymazov, Vladimir Alexandrovich
University Awards
Student sports
The university is a participant in the championships within the Cup of Universities.
History of University
Background of creation
Pre-revolutionary period
"Lesgaft Courses" or "Courses at the St. Petersburg Biological Laboratory" - were founded by Professor P.F. Lesgaft on the money donated to him on August 24, 1893. In the courses, anyone could engage in all existing natural sciences for free. A sufficiently large zoological and comparative anatomical museum was created at the laboratory of the courses. In addition, the courses had large herbariums of the flora of the north of Russia, the flora of the Caucasus and Siberia; eggs of birds of the north of Russia were collected; there were also mineralogical, geological and paleontological collections. There was a chemical laboratory and a number of rooms: physiological, histological, embryological and anatomical. Since 1896, the premises of the laboratory housed courses for educators and leaders of physical education, later they began to be located in an adapted new house of the laboratory, they form part of the free high school social, biological and pedagogical sciences and popular courses. The first three departments of higher education are quite academic in nature and are designed for trained students. Each department with a 4-year course. The Council of the Laboratory publishes Science Magazine"News of the St. Petersburg Biological Laboratory" edited by P. F. Lesgaft since 1896, since 1911 edited by S. I. Metalnikov. When Izvestia published translations or original books in the form of an addition.
University structure
Institutes
- Institute of Adaptive Physical Culture
- Institute of Sports Facilities and Industry
- Institute of Economics and Social Technologies
- Institute of International Sports and Educational Programs
- Institute of Health and Sports Medicine
Faculties
Operating
- Faculty of Summer Olympic Sports
- Faculty of Winter Olympic Sports
- Faculty of Health and Rehabilitation (former Faculty of NVS)
- Faculty of martial arts and non-Olympic sports
- Faculty of Economics, Management and Law
- Faculty of Individual Educational and Sports Technologies
- Faculty of Basic Training
- Faculty of Profiled Training
- Faculty of advanced training and retraining of personnel
- Faculty of Training of Scientific and Pedagogical Workers (Postgraduate and Doctoral Studies)
- Faculty of educational and professional practices
- Faculty of social and humanitarian
- Faculty of pre-university training
Closed
- Faculty of Education
- Sports Faculty
- Correspondence faculty
- Evening faculty
- School of Trainers
- School of physical education
Subdivisions
- Journal "Scientific notes of the University named after P.F. Lesgaft".
- Newspaper "Lesgaftovets" ("For sports personnel").