Мероприятия, финансируемые за счет средств субсидии

 

Activity 1. Establishing a succession pool for senior university management, attracting specialists with experience in international and Russian Universities and research organizations
1. Task 1.1
Implement a system for training succession pool for the University's staff and advanced training for senior staff, including English language training
  Target indicator
Number of employees included in the staff succession pool for filling senior
positions at the University
People
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  5 10 20 25 30
  Workstreams
  • Implement an incentive system for University
    employees and units that factor in the results of advanced
    training
  • Implement a system of micro grants for advanced
    training
  • Implement a coaching and experience-sharing system,
    “buddying” tools, secondment and shadowing practices,
    including cooperation with partner universities in Russia and
    abroad
  • Create a system for developing professional
    communication skills
  • Implement best practices from the 5-100 Programme for
    university language training
  • Enhance project management skills and develop
    functionalities of the Project Management Office for
    research projects
Cost
estimate
(total and
subsidised)
149,0 94,0
  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
14,5 7,0
  2017
  • 50% of administrative staff are covered by the advanced training system, including 20% who have received certificates of English-language proficiency at least at the upper intermediate level
25,0 15,0
  2018-2020
  • 100% of administrative staff are covered by the advanced training system, including 40% who have received certificates of English-language proficiency at least at the upper intermediate level
109,5 72,0

2 Task 1.2 ВImplement an international recruitment system
  Target indicator
Number of employees appointed to senior positions with a track record of
working at leading universities and/or research organisations in Russia or
internationally
person/year
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  1 2 3 4 5
  Workstreams
  • Establish a Headhunter Office and recruit an
    internationally reputable administrator to run it
  • Introduce the institution of “brand ambassador”
  • Recruit graduates of the Global Education programme
    as replacements for senior executive positions
Cost
estimate
(total and
subsidised)
376,0 376,0
  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
  • Internationally reputable administrator recruited
28,0 28,0
  2017
  • Recruited foreign specialists have been integrated into the team and their initial performance has been favourably appraised by employees
60,0 60,0
  2018-2020
  • A competition has been organised for filling positions with international level specialists, with at least 2.5 qualified candidates for each position
288,0

288,0

 

Activity 2. Recruiting more youthful faculty members and researchers with time spent and know-how gained in academic and
research spheres, in leading international and Russian Universities and research organizations
1. Task 2.1 Create a University system for international recruiting and hiring junior academic staff
  Target indicator
Percentage of foreign professors, lecturers and researchers in the overall
number of academic staff, including Russian academics with PhDs from
foreign universities
%
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  1 2 3 5 10
  Workstreams
  • Create a grants system to attract foreign junior
    academic staff
  • Include the KPI measuring the presence of foreign
    academics into the KPI system of structural units
  • Conduct an active informational campaign for hiring
    postdoctoral fellows
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

705,0

705,0

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • The “first wave” of hiring of foreign junior academic staff has been completed
52,5 52,5
  2017
  • “Second wave” of young scientists recruited and hired
  • At least 30% of University structural units participate in the international recruitment campaign (file requests, hold interviews and hire candidates)
112,5 112,5
  2018-2020
  • Hiring external, including foreign, postdoctoral fellows has become a routine practice; a competition has been organised for filling positions with at least three qualified candidates for each position
  • At least 60% of structural subdivisions participate in the international recruitment campaign
540,0

540,0

 

Activity 3. Putting into force a number of international and internal academic mobility programs for faculty and researchers
(internships, advanced training, professional re-training, exchange programs, etc.)
1. Task 3.1 Organise advanced training programmes for academic staff for international work
  Target indicator
Percentage of University academic staff members (out of the total number of
University academic staff) who have participated in academic mobility
programmes
%
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  1 3 4 5 6
  Workstreams
  • Implement best practices from the 5-100 Programme
    for university language training
  • Introduce a motivation system for implementing
    academic mobility programmes
  • Create and introduce a search system for academic mobility programmes and organise partnerships for such
    programmes
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

580,0

470,0

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
50,0 35,0
  2017
  • 25% of academic staff are covered by the advanced training system, including 15% who have received certificates of English-language proficiency at least at the upper intermediate level
95,0 75,0
  2018-2020
  • 50% of academic staff are covered by the advanced training system, including 40% who have received certificates of English-language proficiency at least at the upper intermediate level
435,0

360,0

Activity 4. Improvement of tertiary education – postgraduate programs and doctorates

1. Task 4.1
Ensure the development of the academic postgraduate model; implement a system of measures for enrolment of alumni from Russian and foreign universities for postgraduate studies
  Target indicator
Percentage of alumni from other universities enrolled in the University's
postgraduate programmes
%
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  1 2 3 4 5
  Workstreams
  • Implement a system of pre-postgraduate research grants
    for recruitment of external applicants
  • Organise open international scientific contests among
    students and a Summer School for young researchers
  • Implement integrated master's and postgraduate
    academic study programmes
  • Ensure a system of grants for internships at leading
    research organisations and universities
  • Institutionalise dual postgraduate studies programmes,
    including a dual supervisory model
  • Introduce the principle of mandatory paid research
    work and papers for postgraduates
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

290,0

235,0

  Year Key deliverables:
Cost
estimate, 
RUB million
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
  • The number of applications for postgraduate studies at South Ural State University has increased by 50%
25,0 17,5
  2017
  • 50% of postgraduates perform paid work
  • At least 30% of enrolled postgraduates have been recruited from other universities
  • At least 25% of postgraduates are engaged in projects with external organisations
47,5 37,5
  2018-2020
  • 80% of postgraduates perform paid work
  • At least 50% of postgraduates have been recruited from other universities 
  • 10% of top SUSU postdocs receive work offers in their profession from Top-100 universities
217,5

180,0

Activity 5. Supporting undergraduates, graduates, interns and young faculty members and researchers

1. Task 5.1
mplement a system of grants to support young academic staff and students, as well as to ensure international academic mobility
  Target indicator
Percentage of intern researchers and young academic staff who have received
support out of the total number of intern researchers and young academic staff at
the University
%
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  5 8 11 14 15
  Workstreams
  • Implement target grants for recruiting Russian
    students with high Unified State Examination (USE) scores
    as well as foreign students
  • Support young academic staff and students by
    providing grants for scientific projects and academic
    mobility
  • Create an academic mobility function for recruiting
    foreign specialists
  • Create “mobility windows” in educational
    programmes for students and postgraduates
  • Create a consortium of universities for the 5-100
    Programme to implement Russian and international educational paths
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

282,0

282,0

  Year Key deliverables:
Cost estimate,
RUB million
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
21,0 21,0
  2017
  • Increased percentage of highly motivated students: 30% increase versus 2015
  • Applications for mobility programmes, at least 300
45,0 45,0
  2018-2020
  • Increased percentage of highly motivated students: 100% increase versus 2015
  • All students attending elite programs engage in scientific work
216,0

216,0

2. Task 5.2 Ensure increased citation indices for the University's faculty
  Target indicator
Average citation index per academic staff member, calculated based on the
aggregate number of articles recorded in the Web of Science and Scopus
databases
-
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  0,7 1,0 2,3 5,2 11,6
  Workstreams
  • Ensure access to full-text databases and informational
    resources
  • Enhance the system for motivating academic staff to
    publish articles in high-impact academic journals and
    speak at top-rated conferences and forums
  • Establish an Academic Writing Office
  • Create a system for promoting the results of scientific
    work, including electronic pre-press of research papers
    in English in the public domain, as well as creating
    authors' profiles in informational systems
  • Incentivise the recruitment of foreign co-authors
  • Quarterly posting of top-listed publications in toprated
    journals to the University's website
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

309,5

282,0

  Year
Key deliverables:
Increased citation indices for the University's academics and scientists in internationally recognised journals
Cost estimate,
RUB million
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
24,75 21,0
  2017
  • Percentage of publications in first-quartile magazines is at least 20%
  • Percentage of publications with foreign co-authors has doubled versus 2015
50,0 45,0
  2018-2020
  • At least 300 publications in the top 10% by citation index; at least 50 publications in the top 1% by citation index
  • At least 50% of academic staff members actively publishing in WoS and Scopus-ranked journals
234,75

216,0

3. Task 5.3 Develop and implement a system for managing student loyalty (Student Journey)
  Target indicator Net Promoter Score, NPS %
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  20 30 40 55 65
  Workstreams
  • Create and implement a system for monitoring
    students' level of satisfaction
  • Implement an appraisal system for administrative staff
  • Implement a loyalty enhancement programme under the slogan “I love SUSU”, which would include in particular:
  • developing internal communications for students;
  • developing corporate media outlets;
  • developing and implementing an event management function;
  • setting up and introducing a Rector's Blog in social networks;
  • creating a bilingual navigation system.
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

168,5

141,0

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
  • Percentage of highly loyal audience in overall student body was 15%
14,25 10,5
  2017
  • Percentage of highly loyal audience in overall student body was 30%
27,5 22,5
  2018-2020
  • SUSU has established a reputation as one of the best universities in the Urals region in terms of its cumulative experience as a centre of education and learning
  • A steady inflow of alumni donations and contributions to the endowment fund has been ensured
126,75

108,0

 

Activity 6. Development of joint educational programs with leading international and Russian Universities and research organizations

1. Task 6.1
Introduce and promote international programmes carried out in collaboration with leading universities, research organisations and top-ranked high-tech companies
  Target indicator
Number of higher educational programmes and additional professional
programmes developed and implemented in collaboration with leading Russian
and foreign universities and/or with leading Russian and foreign research
organisations
Units
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  5 8 12 16 20
  Workstreams
  • Develop forms of networking cooperation with leading
    foreign and Russian universities, research organisations and
    high-tech companies
  • Global promotion of master's and postgraduate
    programmes in breakthrough areas of the University's
    research efforts
  • Obtain international accreditation for key educational
    programmes
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

290,0

235,0

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • The number of applications for master's programmes conducted in foreign languages has increased by 35%
25,0 17,5
  2017
  • The total number of students attending joint programmes and programmes conducted in foreign languages has exceeded 500 people
  • The competition for joint programmes and programmes in foreign languages has
    exceeded 2.5 students per space
47,5 37,5
  2018-2020
  • Several of the University's key programmes in computer science and engineering have been recognised internationally
217,5

180,0

Activity 7. Recruiting foreign students to study in SUSU, including joint (double degree) programs with international Universities

1. Task 7.1
Implement a set of measures for recruiting students from leading foreign universities, including promotion and
development of a bilingual environment
  Target indicator
Percentage of students from leading foreign universities recruited to the
University (in the overall student body)
%
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  0,2 0,4 0,7 0,8 1,0
  Workstreams
  • Conduct University roadshows and field admissions
    commissions and participate in other universities' events
  •  Create infrastructure for a bilingual environment;
    develop the linguistic and cross-cultural competencies of
    employees
  • Promote a grants system for recruiting foreign students
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

290,0

235,0

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
25,0 17,5
  2017
  • Students from at least 15 partner universities are studying at SUSU
  • Students from foreign universities show a high level of satisfaction
47,5 37,5
  2018-2020
  • The University has become a genuinely international multicultural platform with a bilingual environment
217,5

180,0

 

Activity 8. Fundamental and applied scientific research in collaboration with Russian and international organizations
  • R&D projects with the involvement of leading Russian and foreign researchers as project leaders and/or projects in collaboration with advanced scientific organisations, including with the option of setting up structural units at participating universities;

  • R&D projects together with Russian and international high-tech organisations, including with the option of setting up structural units at participating universities.

1. Task 8.1 Arrange a scientific foresight system to determine fast-track development areas for the University
  Target indicator Existence of scientific foresights Yes/No
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
  Workstreams
  • Assess technological trends and development
    scenarios in top-priority development areas of the
    University with the involvement of international experts;
    search for promising technological and business niches
  • Set up a scientific and technical foresight service
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidise)

210,7

164,5

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • The foresight plan has been prepared, the mechanisms have been determined, and the experts have been brought in
18,55 12,25
  2017
  • The scientific foresight has been prepared and published
  • The foresight results have been broadly covered in Russian and international media
34,65 26,25
  2018-2020
  • The scientific and technological foresight is regularly updated
157,5

126,0

2. Task 8.2 Ensure development of applied market-oriented scientific research and development
  Target indicator
Number of University-based R&D projects implemented together with Russian
and international high-tech organisations, including with the option of setting up
structural units at the University
Units
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  50 75 100 125 150
  Workstreams
  • Implement a system for conducting a market analysis
    of the needs of the applied research and development
    market for further initiation of R&D projects
  • Set up “one-stop shop” services for working with the
    business community
  • Develop cooperation with the business community to
    implement projects in breakthrough areas at the regional,
    Russia-wide and global levels
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

210,7

164,5

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
18,55 12,25
  2017
  • The number of key clients (major customers) has increased by 50%
34,65 26,25
  2018-2020
  • The volume of applied research has exceeded RUB 1 billion per year
157,5

126,0

3. Task 8.3 Ensure the establishment of new cross-disciplinary scientific platforms and the further development of existing ones
  Target indicator
Number of R&D projects implemented with the involvement of leading Russian
and foreign researchers as project leaders and/or projects jointly with leading
Russian and foreign scientific organisations on the basis of the University,
including with the option of setting up structural units at the University
Units
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  5 10 15 20 25
  Workstreams
  • Organise temporary creative groups to perform
    advanced research based on cross-disciplinary scientific
    platforms
  • Develop infrastructure for scientific and educational
    centres and laboratories for such temporary creative
    groups
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

164,5

164,5

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Progress has been made in all the workstreams
12,25 12,25
  2017
  • At least 50 academic staff members and 15 external employees, including from institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences, are involved in activities conducted on crossdisciplinary platforms
26,25 26,25
  2018-2020
  • At least 10 publications have been released in top 1% journals on specialised topics, according to SNIP
126,0

126,0

4. Task 8.4
Set up international laboratories in breakthrough areas based on an open tender led by prominent Russian and foreign researchers
  Target indicator
Average citation index per academic staff member, calculated based on the
number of articles posted in the Web of Science and Scopus databases
-
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  0,7 1,0 2,3 5,2 11,6
  Workstreams
  • Implement a grants system to recruit foreign
    researchers in the management of joint projects,
    laboratories and centres
  • Set up a system for searching and maintaining
    applications for international grants, as well as for
    training SUSU scientists in preparing applications for
    international grants
Cost estimate
(total and covered
subsidised)

906,85

865,65

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • Key mechanisms have been launched, at least 15 applications for setting up laboratories have been received, and at least 50 applications for international grants have been submitted
53,3 49,0
  2017
  • At least 60 academic staff members are working in laboratories supervised by recruited researchers and at least 60 academic staff members have experience in filing applications and dealing with international grants
139,65 131,25
  2018-2020
  • At least 30% of academic staff members have worked in international laboratories and/or have experience in dealing with international grants
711,9

680,4

5. Task 8.5
Arrange work and perform scientific research in leading Russian and international laboratories, as well as ensure
partnerships with leading international organizations and institutions of the Russian Academy of Sciences
  Target indicator
Number of R&D projects implemented with the involvement of leading Russian
and foreign researchers as project leaders and/or projects jointly with leading
Russian and foreign scientific organisations on the basis of the University,
including with the option of setting up structural units at the University
Units
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  5 10 15 20 25
  Workstreams
  • Perform research together with leading global
    researchers, including through short-term visits to SUSU
    and partner organisations
  • Establish mirror laboratories together with leading
    Russian and global universities
  • Expand cooperation and partnership with leading
    international organizations
  • Set up consortia and laboratories with institutes of
    the Russian Academy of Sciences
Cost estimate
(total and
subsidised)

179,9

164,5

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • At least 10 leading scientists have visited SUSU to perform joint research
14,53 12,25
  2017
  • At least 100 SUSU academic staff members participate in joint projects
  • At least 30 researchers have been invited from institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences for cooperative projects
29,05 26,25
  2018-2020
  • The percentage of publications with external co-authors has increased up to 80%
136,5

126,0

6. Task 8.6 Set up an International Research Board (IRB) with the involvement of leading foreign experts
  Target indicator Number of meetings per year Units
  2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
  1 2 2 2 2
  Workstreams
  • Ensure effective cooperation of the IRB with SUSU staff
  • Media coverage of the IRB's activities
Cost estimate

126,35

126,35

  Year Key deliverables: Fee estimate
Including
subsidised
  2016
  • A scientific board of 15 international-level scientists has been set up; the first in-person meeting has been held
24,5 24,5
  2017
  • The IRB is up and running and operating as planned
26,25 26,25
  2018-2020
  • 80% of employees are aware of the IRB's activities; the IRB's work is covered by
    international media
75,6

75,6

 

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