In 2024, Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University (NSPU) conducted scientific research based on six state assignments from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation. All the research projects were focused on applied outcomes.
In the 2024-2025 academic year, the N.P. Rumyantsev Charitable Foundation launched the History Teacher Award, aimed at recognising talented history educators and contributing to the enhancement of the teaching profession's prestige.
On February 26, an extended meeting of the NSPU Academic Council took place at the university. Acting Rector Sergey Aleksandrovich Nelyubov presented a report titled “Results of the Implementation of the NSPU Development Programme in 2024 and Objectives for the Upcoming Period”.
On February 18, NSPU held a meeting involving the Minister of Education of the Novosibirsk region, Maria Nailievna Zhafyarova, and the Acting Rector of the university, Sergey Aleksandrovich Nelyubov, along with the Vice-rector for Scientific work, Tatyana Aleksandrovna Romm, and heads of the university’s research departments.
On February 5, the Higher Attestation Commission approved Konstantin Vladimirovich Rozov as a Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences for his dissertation titled “Methods for Preparing Future Computer Science Teachers to Utilise Artificial Intelligence Technologies”.
NSPU, in collaboration with other pedagogical universities across the country, is reviewing the results of the qualifying stage and getting ready for the final stage of the eighth season of the All-Russian Student Olympiad “I Am a Professional.”
At the beginning of 2025, Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University took an active role in the discussions surrounding the forthcoming Strategy for the Development of Education in Russia, which is set to extend until 2036, with a vision reaching as far as 2040.
In his study, Andrey Borodovsky utilised the latest research methods. In 2004, archaeologists excavating the Umrevinsky fort in the Moshkovsky district of the Novosibirsk region uncovered the burial of a boy estimated to be between 6 and 12 years old. At that time, the unusual nature of the discovery drew their attention.
This is the first time such an achievement has been realised at NSPU. By the end of 2024, IFMITO students Anastasia Brutenko, Irina Plotnikova, and Maria Fedorova will each receive one-off personalised corporate scholarships from Rosatom Concern JSC, valued at 100,000 rubles. Other recipients of grants from Concern Rosatom JSC, each worth 250,000 rubles, were teachers from IFMITO.
