07/02/2022
PROFESSORS FROM OREL STATE UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER I.S.TURGENEV TOOK PART IN THE SCIENTIFIC FORUM OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF EDUCATION
On February 2, on the platform of the Russian Academy of Education, the All-Russian Scientific Forum “Scientific Certification: Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow”, which was organized by the Russian Professors Assembly, the Russian Academy of Education and the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation under the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.
The Forum was attended by heads and specialists of all federal and a number of regional bodies and organizations responsible for attestation of scientific personnel - the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation under the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia, the Russian Academy of Education, public associations of universities, the Russian Professors Assembly, the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation, the Federation Council, State Duma, representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia and the Ministry of Education of Russia, representatives of the scientific and pedagogical community.
The discussion touched upon a wide range of problems and solutions related not only to this attestation, but also to the training of scientific personnel in the country today, including the conduct of dissertation scientific research by graduate students, doctoral students and applicants for the scientific degrees of candidate and doctor of science .
Orel State University named after I.S. Turgenev was represented by the head of Theory and History of State and Law Department Dmitry Aronov, who stood at the origins of the creation of the Russian Professors Assembly, and the director of the International Relations Department Svetlana Aronova.
Svetlana Anatolyevna spoke at the Forum with a report on the topic "International regulation of the recognition of academic degrees and titles."
"This problem, unfortunately, is underestimated when making decisions related to the performance of universities and research and development programs. Many people confuse the concept of the quality of training of scientific personnel and the recognition policy associated with admission to jobs. There is currently no unification of degrees and titles in the world, although repeated attempts have been made to resolve this problem, in fact, additional solutions and tools are required. This concerns not only the recognition of degrees and titles received in the Russian Federation abroad, but also the recognition of degrees and titles obtained abroad in the Russian Federation. As a rule, scientific and teaching activity in many countries is quite prestigious. Therefore, entry into this closed environment is very difficult for many people from other countries. International agreements between countries on recognition issues are quite effective. Our country has signed quite a few such agreements, but many of them concern only a certain type of scientific qualification documents. For those who do not have such diplomas, there may be very significant restrictions in finding employment or continuing education," said Svetlana Aronova.