Bashkir State University “Chemical Faculty”
Bashkir State University is located in Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russia, founded in 1909, is a classical university of Russia.
Bashkir State University is a center for postgraduate studies which provides postgraduate courses in 56 scientific majors and doctoral courses in 8 scientific majors. There are 10 doctoral and 3 candidate dissertation councils which are responsible for defense and awarding academic degrees in 23 majors.
It is home to famous Bashkirians, as well as Russian scientists, researchers, mathematicians, economists, and poets. It is strong in organic chemistry, applied mathematics, philology, information technology, geophysics, and petroleum engineering. Many prominent applied mathematicians and physicists were among the faculty at Bashkir State University, including Academicians Nikolay Bogolyubov, Alexei Leontiev, Valentin Napalkov and Professor of Philology Gabdulkhay Kh. Akhatov.
In Ufa (from 1941 to 1943) Academician Bogolyubov developed his famous method of averaging.
Graduated from the University of poets Mustai Karim, Gilemdar Ramazanov, Igor Saveliev and others.
Faculties of Bashkir State University “Chemical Faculty”:
- Faculty of Chemistry,
- Bashkir Academy of Comprehensive Business Safety and Security,
- Institute of Law,
- Institute of Physics and Technology,
- Faculty of Bashkir Philology and Journalism,
- Faculty of Biology,
- Faculty of Economics,
- Faculty of Geography,
- Faculty of History,
- Faculty of Chemistry and Technology,
- Faculty of Mathematics and Information Technologies,
- Faculty of Philology,
- Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology,
- Faculty of Psychology,
- Faculty of Romance and Germanic Philology,
- Faculty of public professions,
- Faculty of public professions,
- College BSU.
Student Accommodation
The dormitory has a perfect location: grocery stores, cafés, and restaurants with Russian and international cuisine are within walking distance. All city attractions, museums, theaters, historic places are either within walking distance or easy transportation from the dormitory.
The dormitory also is conveniently located in terms of going to and from the airport, either by taxi or via metro.
The dormitory is a corridor-type residential building with shared facilities. One rooms usually accommodates three or four roommates. Entrances to the building are equipped with video surveillance and security posts.
Dormitory facilities:
- Self-service laundry (in the basement)
- Shared kitchens (on each floor)
- Shared bathrooms.
Room facilities:
- Beds with linens
- Writing desks
- Wardrobes/closets
- Internet connection
- Cable TV.
Ufa City
Ufa is one of the biggest cities in Russia, the capital of Bashkortostan Republic. It is one of the largest economic, cultural, sports, religious, and scientific centers of the country, an important transport hub, located about 1,340 km southeast of Moscow.
Features of Ufa
The climate is temperate continental. Summers are warm, winters are moderately cold and long. The average temperature in February is minus 14.7 degrees Celsius, in July – plus 20.2 degrees Celsius.
National composition of Ufa according to the National Population Census 2010: Russians – 48,9%, Tatars – 28.3%, Bashkirs – 17.1%, Ukrainians – 1.2%, other nationalities – 4.5%.
Ufa is the home city for the ice hockey club “Salavat Yulayev” – a participant of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). They were champions of Russia in 2007/08, and winners of the regular KHL Cup in 2008/09, 2010/2011.
This city, located at the confluence of the Ufa and Belaya rivers, is one of the largest industrial centers in Russia. The local economy is based on the fuel and energy, machine-building enterprises.
Ufa is a large transport hub of Russia. The Trans-Siberian Railway runs through the city. Ufa International Airport offers regular flights to Yekaterinburg, Izhevsk, Irkutsk, Kazan, Moscow, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Perm, St. Petersburg, Barcelona, Beijing, Istanbul and a number of others.
It is also the only city connected with Moscow by two federal highways. The southern outskirts of the city is crossed by the highway M5 “Ural” and the federal highway M7 “Volga” ends here. Urban transport is represented by trams, trolleybuses, buses, minibuses, taxis.
