Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after. Yu.A. Senkevich (mgiit). Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry Senkevich Institute of Industry and Tourism

Higher education:

Qualification: Bachelor.
Forms of study: full-time, part-time (evening), part-time.
Duration of study: 4 years (full-time); 4.5 years (part-time, part-time, part-time).
Implemented on a budget and contract basis.

Direction of training "Tourism".
Admission based on the results of the Unified State Exam*: history (major), Russian language, foreign language.

Direction of training "Hotel business".
Admission based on the results of the Unified State Exam: social studies (major), Russian language, history.

*University admission without certificates of USE results(based on entrance tests conducted at MGIIT) for persons:

• persons with disabilities, disabled children, disabled people;
• persons who have passed the state final certification in educational programs of secondary general education not in the form of the Unified State Exam (including in foreign educational organizations) within 1 year before the end of the acceptance of documents and entrance examinations, inclusive;
• those with secondary vocational education - upon admission to undergraduate programs;
• those with higher education - upon admission to undergraduate programs;
• having secondary general education received in educational institutions of foreign countries.

Secondary vocational education:

Full-time form of education.
Duration of study: 3 years 10 months (9 grades); 2 years 10 months (11 grades).

• Speciality "Tourism".
  Qualification: tourism specialist.
• Speciality "Hotel service".
  Qualification - manager.
• Speciality "Organization of services in public catering".
  Qualification - manager.

Additional professional education.

Professional retraining.

Training.

Teaching and improving knowledge of foreign languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Russian for foreigners, etc. (more than 20 languages).

Preparatory courses for students of 9th and 11th grades.

At the Faculty additional professional education MGIIT train highly qualified specialists in the field of tourism, hotel and restaurant business in accordance with the requirements of the modern tourism industry. Highly professional training of higher education teachers is also carried out.

Since 1966, the Foreign Language Center has been successfully operating, where you can choose a training program in more than 20 languages ​​of the world at any level.

Professional retraining programs

Training in tourism management at MGIIT involves special attention to the task of training qualified specialists. During the training, the most proven teaching methods are used. Most of the disciplines are aimed at improving the personality of a specialist. To solve this problem, the program includes the development of universal skills necessary for every “pro” in the field of business: time management, planning, creating a creative product, a structural approach to intellectual activity. Having these tools in a graduate’s arsenal immediately gives him an advantage over other professionals.
Graduates are provided with assistance in finding employment.

• Resort, Hotel and Tourism Manager over 1000 hours
• Hotel service over 500 hours
• Personnel management over 500 hours
• Sales management over 500 hours

State-issued diploma of retraining with the right to conduct a new type of professional activity.

Advanced training programs

The faculty offers a full range of short-term training programs in the tourism industry according to international standards for any level of employees.

Advanced training programs have been developed that include independent educational modules. The student has the right to choose the necessary ones or complete the training completely.

Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu. A. Senkevich (MGIIT named after Yu. A. Senkevich) - state autonomous educational institution of higher education in Moscow "Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu. A. Senkevich" (MGIIT named after Yu. A. Senkevich) - formerly Moscow Academy Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business (Institute) under the Moscow Government (MATGR) is the oldest higher education institution that trains specialists for the economic, scientific and cultural sectors in the field of tourism and hotel and restaurant business.

MGIIT is a multidisciplinary higher educational institution that carries out educational programs in the field of tourism at various levels:

• secondary vocational education
• higher education (bachelor's, master's, postgraduate)
• professional retraining and advanced training

On May 30, 2014, candidate of sociological sciences, associate professor Alexander Nikolaevich Yandovsky was elected rector.

MGIIT named after Yu. A. Senkevich has a branch in Kislovodsk (5 Novaya St.), carries out methodological, research and consulting activities in the field of the tourism industry.

History of the development of the Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu. A. Senkevich

Foundation of the Institute

The Institute as an educational institution dates back to September 30, 1966, when, by Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 789 “On training personnel to work with foreign tourists,” Higher Courses for the training and retraining of specialists related to serving foreign tourists, as well as Foreign language courses. In those years, the average annual contingent was 1,200 people, including 500 people who were trained off-the-job. Taking into account the positive work experience, by Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 2273-r of October 7, 1975, Higher Courses and, within them, the Problem Research Laboratory for the development of industry rules for the reception and service of foreign tourists and Soviet citizens on the territory of the USSR in the field of the hotel and tourist complex were transformed into the Institute for Advanced Training of Managers and Specialists of the Glavintourist (IPK), where managers and their deputies, chief specialists of departments, agencies and enterprises, accounting services, hotel service bureaus underwent training and retraining lasting from 2 weeks to 9 months at the IPC. and other workers. In addition, courses ranging from 2 months to 2 years provided training and improvement of knowledge in 19 foreign languages. In the IPC, at the Foreign Language Courses, in their branches in the country's major tourist centers of Irkutsk, Leningrad, Tashkent, Baku, Lvov and Tallinn, from 1975 to 1990, they annually underwent training and retraining to improve programs for the stay of foreign tourists in the USSR and knowledge of foreign languages ​​from 10 up to 15 thousand managers and specialists out of 70 thousand working in the industry, including 2.5 thousand guides and translators. By order of the State Committee for Tourism of February 6, 1990 No. 25, the IPK was transformed into the Higher Commercial School of the State Committee for Tourism of the USSR, which, after the delimitation of powers between federal and municipal property, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of January 3, 1992 No. 14 and the order of the Vice-Mayor of Moscow of January 28 1992 No. 38-RVM, was transferred to the joint-stock company "Mosintur" of the Moscow Government.

Graduate School of Tourism and Hotel Management

In order to provide the hotel and tourism complex of Moscow with mid-level specialists, by order of the Mayor of Moscow dated December 16, 1993 No. 728-RM, the Higher Commercial School was transformed into the “Higher School of Tourism and Hotel Management” (HSTG). VSHTG worked in this status until mid-2000, performing a basic function - training specialists for the hotel and tourism complex of Moscow under secondary vocational education programs. Then a new qualitative stage began in the activities of the educational institution. By order of the Mayor of Moscow dated May 16, 2000 No. 519-RM, VShTG was transformed into the Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business, giving it the status of a state educational institution under the Moscow Government, which provided a real opportunity to form a multi-stage system of continuous professional education on the basis of one educational center, including training, retraining and advanced training of specialists in the tourism industry, stimulating the development of a wide variety of activities that are integrally related to it and designed to accelerate the growth of its efficiency.

Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business under the Moscow Government (MATGR)

The next document that draws a definite line under the reform of the educational institution is the order of the Moscow Government of March 24, 2004 No. 504-RP “On the Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business under the Moscow Government,” by which the Academy was renamed into a state educational institution of higher professional education of the city Moscow "Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business (Institute) under the Moscow Government." The functions of the founder of the Academy on behalf of the city of Moscow and on behalf of the Moscow Government are assigned to the Moscow City Tourism Committee.

Institute today

In 2009, our educational institution entered under a new name - decree of the Moscow Government dated December 31, 2008 No. 3190-RP State educational institution of higher professional education in the city of Moscow "Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business (Institute) under the Moscow Government" was renamed into State Educational Institution establishment of the city of Moscow "Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry". On July 5, 2010, by order of the Moscow Government No. 1390-RP, the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education MGIIT was named after the famous researcher Yuri Aleksandrovich Senkevich and in the future the Institute will be called: State educational institution of higher professional education of the city of Moscow “Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu. A. Senkevich." By order of the Moscow Government dated December 21, 2011 No. 985-RP, the type and name of the institute was changed to the State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education of the city of Moscow "Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu. A. Senkevich."

Tomsk Polytechnic University, Publishing House "SPB Graphics", 2011. - pp. 101-105. - 420 s.

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Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu.A. Senkevich (MGIIT)
International name	Moscow State Institute for the Industry of Tourism n. a. Yuri Senkevich
Former name	Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business under the Moscow Government
Year of foundation
Type	state
Rector	Yandovsky, Alexander Nikolaevich
Location	Moscow
Legal address	Moscow, Kronstadtsky Boulevard, 43a
Information site	http://www.mgiit.ru Coordinates: 55°44′00″ n. w. 37°33′00″ E. d. /  55.733333° N. w. 37.55°E d.(G) (O)55.733333 , 37.55

State autonomous educational institution of higher professional education in Moscow "Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after. Yu.A. Sienkiewicz"(MGIIT) - formerly the Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business (Institute) under the Moscow Government (MATGR) - the oldest higher educational institution that trains specialists for the sectors of economics, science and culture in the field of tourism and hotel and restaurant business.

MGIIT is a multidisciplinary higher educational institution that carries out educational programs in the field of tourism at various levels:

• secondary vocational education
• higher professional education (bachelor's, specialist's, master's)
• graduate school
• professional retraining and advanced training

On May 29, 2009, a candidate of sociological sciences was elected rector Yandovsky Alexander Nikolaevich.

State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education MGIIT has a branch in Kislovodsk (Zerkalny Lane 101, tel. 87 937-497-40), carries out methodological, research and consulting activities in the field of the tourism industry.

History of the development of the Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry

Founding of the institute in 1966

The Institute as an educational institution dates back to September 30, 1966, when, by Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 789 “On training personnel to work with foreign tourists,” Higher Courses for the training and retraining of specialists related to serving foreign tourists, as well as Foreign language courses. In those years, the average annual contingent was 1,200 people, including 500 people who were trained off-the-job. Taking into account the positive work experience, by Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 2273-r of October 7, 1975, Higher Courses and, within them, the Problem Research Laboratory for the development of industry rules for the reception and service of foreign tourists and Soviet citizens on the territory of the USSR in the field of the hotel and tourist complex were transformed into the Institute for Advanced Training of Managers and Specialists of the Glavintourist (IPK), where managers and their deputies, chief specialists of departments, agencies and enterprises, accounting services, hotel service bureaus underwent training and retraining lasting from 2 weeks to 9 months at the IPC. and other workers. In addition, courses ranging from 2 months to 2 years provided training and improvement of knowledge in 19 foreign languages. In the IPC, at the Foreign Language Courses, in their branches in the country's major tourist centers of Irkutsk, Leningrad, Tashkent, Baku, Lvov and Tallinn, from 1975 to 1990, they annually underwent training and retraining to improve programs for the stay of foreign tourists in the USSR and knowledge of foreign languages ​​from 10 up to 15 thousand managers and specialists out of 70 thousand working in the industry, including 2.5 thousand guides and interpreters. By order of the State Committee for Tourism of February 6, 1990 No. 25, the IPK was transformed into the Higher Commercial School of the State Committee for Tourism of the USSR, which, after the delimitation of powers between federal and municipal property, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of January 3, 1992 No. 14 and the order of the Vice-Mayor of Moscow of January 28 1992 No. 38-RVM, was transferred to the joint-stock company "Mosintur" of the Moscow Government.

Graduate School of Tourism and Hotel Management

In order to provide the hotel and tourism complex of Moscow with mid-level specialists, by order of the Mayor of Moscow dated December 16, 1993 No. 728-RM, the Higher Commercial School was transformed into the “Higher School of Tourism and Hotel Management” (HSTG). VSHTG worked in this status until mid-2000, performing a basic function - training specialists for the hotel and tourism complex of Moscow under secondary vocational education programs. Then a new qualitative stage began in the activities of the educational institution. By order of the Mayor of Moscow dated May 16, 2000 No. 519-RM, VShTG was transformed into the Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business, giving it the status of a state educational institution under the Moscow Government, which provided a real opportunity to form a multi-stage system of continuous professional education on the basis of one educational center, including training, retraining and advanced training of specialists in the tourism industry, stimulating the development of a wide variety of activities that are integrally related to it and designed to accelerate the growth of its efficiency.

Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business under the Moscow Government (MATGR)

The next document that draws a definite line under the reform of the educational institution is the order of the Moscow Government of March 24, 2004 No. 504-RP “On the Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business under the Moscow Government,” by which the Academy was renamed into a state educational institution of higher professional education of the city Moscow "Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business (Institute) under the Moscow Government." The functions of the founder of the Academy on behalf of the city of Moscow and on behalf of the Moscow Government are assigned to the Moscow City Tourism Committee.

Institute today

In 2009, the educational institution entered under a new name - decree of the Moscow Government dated December 31, 2008 No. 3190-RP State educational institution of higher professional education in the city of Moscow "Moscow Academy of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Business (Institute) under the Moscow Government" was renamed into a State educational institution city ​​of Moscow "Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry".

Faculties of MGIIT

Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality

The faculty was formed in 2009 on the basis of the Faculty of Social and Cultural Services, Economics and Management of MGIIT.

The faculty includes:

• Department of Tourism (graduating)
• Department of Hotel Business (graduating)
• Department of Restaurant Service (graduating)
• Department of Linguistic Support of Professional Activities
• Department of Sociology and Law

Tourism, qualification - “Bachelor of Tourism”
Tourism, qualification - “tourism specialist”
Tourism, qualification - “Master of Tourism”

Today, highly qualified teachers work in 5 departments of the faculty, including doctors of sciences and candidates of sciences. The teaching staff of the departments of the faculty is one of the strongest in the sectoral universities of the city providing training in this field. More than 70 percent of teachers have academic degrees and titles, among them, prominent scientists, well-known, in the past, specialists - practitioners.

Faculty of Economics and Management

The faculty is a modern university structure with a highly qualified team of professors and teachers with academic degrees and titles.

The faculty includes:

• Department of Tourism Industry Economics
• Department of Tourism Management and Marketing
• Department of IT and Mathematics
• Department of Management Psychology
• Department of History and Philosophy of Science
• Department of European and Oriental Languages

Currently, the faculty implements the following main educational programs:

Qualification - "Bachelor of Economics"
Economics and enterprise management, qualification - “economist-manager”
Management, qualification - “Bachelor of Management”
Management, qualification - “manager”

Training is conducted taking into account modern requirements: in-depth study of economics and management based on new information technologies, using simulation modeling, real and virtual business games. The educational material used takes into account the dynamic changes occurring today in economics and management. The presence of several departments of foreign languages ​​at the Institute allows for in-depth study of them in parallel with economic disciplines.

Faculty of Correspondence Studies

The faculty was founded in October 2003. Correspondence education is carried out through educational and examination sessions at the institute and independent work of faculty students in the period between sessions. Part-time students are allocated 70% of the time allocated for completing the curriculum in their specialty for independent work. 30% of the hours are classroom training (but not less than 160 hours per year of full-time classes).

Currently, the faculty implements the following main educational programs:

Tourism, in three specializations:

• Technology and organization of operator and agent services
• Technology and organization of hotel services
• Technology and organization of food services

Faculty of Tourism Services

One of the first faculties created within the structure of the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education MGIIT.

The faculty includes:

• subject-cycle commission
• Department of English

Currently, the faculty implements the following main educational programs:

Tourism, qualification- specialist in tourism services with advanced training Hotel service, qualification - manager with advanced training Organization of catering services, qualification - manager

Center for Teaching Foreign Languages

Basic training is conducted in 5 European languages ​​(English, French, German, Spanish, Italian) and Japanese.

Training programs are varied in both duration and focus

• standard course (basic language, 4-6 levels)
• conversation course (speaking workshop, 50-100 hours)
• professional English, German, French, Spanish, Italian (1-2 semesters)
• business English, German, French, Spanish, Italian (1 semester)
• preparing schoolchildren for the Unified State Exam in English, German, French, Spanish
• preparation for passing international exams in English (TOEFL, SEFIC) and French (DELF, DALF) languages

Faculty of professional retraining and advanced training

Currently, the faculty is implementing the following retraining and advanced training programs.

schedule Operating mode:

Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu. from 09:00 to 17:00

Fri. from 09:00 to 16:00

Gallery MGIIT im. Yu.A. Senkevich

general information

State autonomous educational institution of higher education in Moscow “Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu.A. Senkevich"

License

No. 01586 valid indefinitely from 08/06/2015

Accreditation

No. 02113 is valid from 07/12/2016 to 07/12/2022

Monitoring results of the Ministry of Education and Science for MGIIT named after. Yu.A. Senkevich

About MGIIT named after. Yu.A. Senkevich

Moscow State Institute of Tourism Industry named after Yu. A. Senkevich is one of the best universities in Russia, where they train highly qualified specialists who can work in the field of tourism, hotel business, serve domestic and foreign tourists and have a perfect command of foreign languages.

Education at MGIIT named after Yu. A. Senkevich

At the institute, students can receive higher education and a bachelor's degree in the following faculties:

• tourism and hospitality in the specialties “Technology and organization of tour operator and travel agency services”, “Technology and organization of excursion services”, “Restaurant activities” and “Hotel activities” on a budget or contract basis. It is mandatory for students of the faculty to study two foreign languages, the first is English, the second is of the students’ choice;
• economics and management in the specialties “Economics of Enterprises and Organizations” and “Marketing”. Students study at the departments of tourism industry economics, tourism management and marketing, management psychology, European and oriental languages, IT and mathematics;
• correspondence courses, where students can receive the specialties “Economics of Enterprises and Organizations”, “Marketing”, “Technology and Organization of Tour Operator and Travel Agency Services”, “Hotel Activities” and “Restaurant Activities”. Studying at the correspondence faculty, students receive high-quality knowledge right at home, only occasionally coming to the institute for consultations, additional lectures and seminars, as well as to pass the exam;
• tourist service, where students receive secondary vocational education in the following specialties: tourism, hotel service and organization of catering services.

After receiving a bachelor's degree, students of MGIIT named after. Senkevich can continue his education in graduate school, where future scientists or university teachers are trained in the specialty “Economics and Management of the National Economy.” After postgraduate studies, students will be able to write and defend a candidate or doctoral dissertation.

In addition, the institute offers the opportunity to take advanced training courses for current specialists who work in the service sector. In these courses, they will expand their knowledge of their chosen specialty, which will significantly increase their competitiveness and contribute to rapid career advancement.

Material and technical base of MGIIT named after. Yu. A. Senkevich

The educational process at a university takes place with the mandatory use of modern computer techniques, technologies and computer programs, which are now used in modern firms and enterprises.

To ensure complete computerization of university students, the institute has 150 of the latest computers, which are interconnected into a single local network. In addition, some classrooms have special multimedia equipment, thanks to which students can see a visual representation of educational material, which contributes to its better assimilation. Every year, the material and technical base is constantly updated and its capacity is increased so that the institute can keep up with scientific and technological progress.

Students are taught using licensed Microsoft computer programs. Students also study Linux computer platforms. In addition, students study the 1C accounting program in depth, knowledge of which allows students to become more competitive job seekers.

Language labs are used to study foreign languages, allowing students to better master them. Students of the Faculty of Tourism conduct classes in special rooms, which are equipped with hotel furniture and equipment, which allows them to learn some practical skills already during their studies at the university.

International activities of MGIIT named after. Yu. A. Senkevich

One of the priority activities of the institute is its international cooperation. The university is a member of the Association of Schools for Training Personnel for the Hotel and Restaurant Business in Europe (EURODIP) and the World Association of Hospitality and Tourism Educational Institutions (WAHTT). It was thanks to the cooperation of the institute with EURODIP that university students participated in a professional competition held by the Association and received high marks for their participation, indicating a quality education.

MGIIT has close friendly ties with foreign tourism universities. More than 2,000 university students have already studied and trained there, and also participated in student exchange programs. International relations of the institute with universities in Belarus, Ukraine, Hungary, Turkey, Finland, Latvia and other countries contribute to their joint improvement of the educational process.

In order for students of the institute to hone their English to perfection, they can take part in a 2-week internship in Malta and London at the European English Language School. In addition, this internship will allow them to gain experience in operating in the hotel industry.