2018
DOI: 10.1504/ijepee.2018.095931
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Current status of higher education in the regions of Russia: a pilot study

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“…Therefore, it is difficult to improve the system consistently, though Russia is trying to improve the education system. There are twenty-three federal boards, with thousands of students enrolled in the existing system where different institutions offer different courses, multidisciplinary programs, and activity-based learning [10]. Different federal universities, colleges, academies, and several other institutes are all directed towards strong performance and monitoring educational services.…”
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“…Therefore, it is difficult to improve the system consistently, though Russia is trying to improve the education system. There are twenty-three federal boards, with thousands of students enrolled in the existing system where different institutions offer different courses, multidisciplinary programs, and activity-based learning [10]. Different federal universities, colleges, academies, and several other institutes are all directed towards strong performance and monitoring educational services.…”
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“…Different federal universities, colleges, academies, and several other institutes are all directed towards strong performance and monitoring educational services. Furthermore, Russian educational institutes are popular worldwide due to their higher ranking in research-based activities [10]. Rural education contributes significantly to all these achievements and the higher ranking of these institutes.…”
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confidence: 99%