Buryat State University Institute of Medicine
Buryat State University (BSU), established in 1932 as the Buryat State Teacher Training Institute, is among Russia's oldest universities. Following a merger with the Ulan-Ude branch of Novosibirsk State University in 1995, Buryat State University was officially founded later that same year, on September 30th. BSU is now a key educational institution, training professionals for various fields including education, science, management, healthcare, and more. An essential principle upheld by BSU is the implementation of a comprehensive education system, spanning from high schools and vocational training colleges to postgraduate and doctoral programs, aimed at academic and teaching professionals. BSU works closely with top Russian universities, institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Russian Academy of Education, and several international organizations focused on education, science, culture, and technology. The university is committed to preserving and building upon the esteemed traditions and practices of its predecessors. Furthermore, a vital aspect of BSU's growth lies in its persistent exploration of innovative approaches. These efforts contribute to enhancing facilities, attracting highly qualified faculty, and addressing the diverse challenges facing Russian education in recent times.
