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Odessa State Agrarian University

Odessa state agricultural university

Odessa Agricultural Institute

Odessa, st. Panteleimonovskaya, 13

Over the years of its existence, the university has trained over 45 thousand specialists in the field of agriculture for Ukraine, CIS countries and foreign countries. In addition, thousands of agricultural specialists, teachers of technical schools and universities have undergone retraining and advanced training here.

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The official opening date is February 23, 1918. In the 1930s, the OSHI included the Maslovsky Agricultural College, the Odessa Institute of Territorial Organization and the Novopoltava Jewish Agricultural Institute.

Founded in 1918 as Odessa Agricultural Institute, in 2001 it received the IV level of state accreditation and was reorganized into the Odessa State Agrarian University - a leading educational, methodological and scientific center for training highly qualified personnel for various areas of agricultural production in the southwestern Black Sea region, subordinate to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine.

For the vast majority of agricultural specialists in our region, Odessa State Agrarian University is their alma mater; for many village residents - an educational institution where their children can receive a higher education and a specialty they understand; for Ukraine it is a source of personnel capable of solving complex problems facing agriculture.

The teaching staff of the university in training specialists is focused on the technological provision of agricultural farms of all forms of ownership with specialists of a new type - economically literate, professionally trained, comprehensively enlightened, proactive, with a developed sense of the new, capable of creative search.

Faculties

Agrobiotechnological

Created in 2009 by merging the Faculty of Agronomy and the Faculty of Horticulture and Viticulture

specialties:

• agronomy

• plant protection

• horticulture and viticulture

Veterinary medicine

Founded 1938

speciality:

• veterinary medicine doctor

The faculty has anatomical and pathological museums.

Engineering and technical

Founded 1983

speciality:

• processes, machines and equipment of agro-industrial production

One of the department’s achievements is the creation of a set of semi-automatic machines for pruning grapes, patented in the USA, France and Germany.

Technologies of production, processing and marketing of livestock products

Previously animal engineering and zootechnical. Founded 1918

speciality:

• technology of production and processing of livestock products:

Land management

Existed 1924-1961. Revived in 1999

speciality:

• geodesy, cartography and land management

The faculty has 4 computer classes

Retraining of specialists with the provision of a second higher education in the specialty of land management and cadastre

Economic

Founded in 1960. The largest department at the university. The Faculty of Economics is one of the youngest at the institute. Its creation is associated with a period when agricultural production had exhausted the possibilities of extensive development. The transition to intensive farming has created an urgent need for qualified economic personnel. The transition to market relations requires qualitative changes in the training program for economists and accountants. Taking this into account, the faculty opens admission to the following specialties:

• management

• Accounting and Auditing

Retraining of specialists with the provision of a second higher education in the specialty of accounting and auditing

The faculty has 10 computer classes

Material and technical base

The university has well-equipped educational buildings and dormitories, a teaching and experimental facility, the largest agricultural library in the south of Ukraine, a cultural center, a recreation center on the Black Sea coast, 2 canteens, 3 buffets, and a student clinic.

Academic buildings

The area of ​​the university's educational buildings is over 40 thousand square meters. m.

Building No. 1 st. Kanatnaya, 99

Building No. 2 (main) st. Panteleimonovskaya, 13

Building No. 3 st. Krasnova, 3a (there is also a veterinary clinic here)

Building No. 4 lane Alexandra Matrosova, 6

Dorms

Dormitory No. 1 st. Seminarskaya, 9

Dormitory No. 2 per. Alexandra Matrosova, 4

Dormitory No. 3 st. Academician Filatova, 72

Dormitory No. 4 st. Valentina Tereshkova, 17

Dormitory No. 5 st. Kanatnaya, 98

Library

The OSAU library is the largest agricultural library in the south of Ukraine, founded in 1921 on the basis of the funds of the Society of Agriculture of the South of Russia, as well as personal gifts from the institute’s teachers, professors O. I. Nabokikh, O. O. Brauner, O. A. Kipen, S. O. Melnik and others.

An excerpt characterizing Odessa State Agrarian University

The melancholy that he was so afraid of came over Pierre again. For three days after delivering his speech in the box, he lay at home on the sofa, not receiving anyone and not going anywhere.
At this time, he received a letter from his wife, who begged him for a date, wrote about her sadness for him and about her desire to devote her whole life to him.
At the end of the letter, she informed him that one of these days she would come to St. Petersburg from abroad.
Following the letter, one of the Masonic brothers, less respected by him, burst into Pierre's solitude and, bringing the conversation to Pierre's marital relations, in the form of fraternal advice, expressed to him the idea that his severity towards his wife was unfair, and that Pierre was deviating from the first rules of a Freemason , not forgiving the repentant.
At the same time, his mother-in-law, the wife of Prince Vasily, sent for him, begging him to visit her for at least a few minutes to negotiate a very important matter. Pierre saw that there was a conspiracy against him, that they wanted to unite him with his wife, and this was not even unpleasant to him in the state in which he was. He didn’t care: Pierre didn’t consider anything in life to be a matter of great importance, and under the influence of the melancholy that now took possession of him, he did not value either his freedom or his persistence in punishing his wife.
“No one is right, no one is to blame, therefore she is not to blame,” he thought. - If Pierre did not immediately express consent to unite with his wife, it was only because in the state of melancholy in which he was, he was not able to do anything. If his wife had come to him, he would not have sent her away now. Compared to what occupied Pierre, wasn’t it all the same whether he lived or not lived with his wife?
Without answering anything to either his wife or his mother-in-law, Pierre got ready for the road late one evening and left for Moscow to see Joseph Alekseevich. This is what Pierre wrote in his diary.
“Moscow, November 17th.
I just arrived from my benefactor, and I hasten to write down everything that I experienced. Joseph Alekseevich lives poorly and has been suffering from a painful bladder disease for three years. No one ever heard a groan or a word of murmur from him. From morning until late at night, with the exception of the hours during which he eats the simplest food, he works on science. He received me graciously and seated me on the bed on which he was lying; I made him a sign of the knights of the East and Jerusalem, he answered me in the same way, and with a gentle smile asked me about what I had learned and acquired in the Prussian and Scottish lodges. I told him everything as best I could, conveying the reasons that I proposed in our St. Petersburg box and informed him about the bad reception given to me and about the break that had occurred between me and the brothers. Joseph Alekseevich, having paused and thought for a while, expressed his view of all this to me, which instantly illuminated for me everything that had happened and the entire future path ahead of me. He surprised me by asking if I remembered what the threefold purpose of the order was: 1) to preserve and learn the sacrament; 2) in purifying and correcting oneself in order to perceive it and 3) in correcting the human race through the desire for such purification. What is the most important and first goal of these three? Of course, your own correction and cleansing. This is the only goal we can always strive for, regardless of all circumstances. But at the same time, this goal requires the most work from us, and therefore, misled by pride, we, missing this goal, either take on the sacrament, which we are unworthy to receive due to our uncleanness, or we take on the correction of the human race, when we ourselves are an example of abomination and depravity. Illuminism is not a pure doctrine precisely because it is carried away by social activities and is filled with pride. On this basis, Joseph Alekseevich condemned my speech and all my activities. I agreed with him in the depths of my soul. On the occasion of our conversation about my family affairs, he told me: “The main duty of a true Mason, as I told you, is to improve himself.” But often we think that by removing all the difficulties of our life from ourselves, we will more quickly achieve this goal; on the contrary, my lord, he told me, only in the midst of secular unrest can we achieve three main goals: 1) self-knowledge, for a person can know himself only through comparison, 2) improvement, which is achieved only through struggle, and 3) to achieve the main virtue - love of death. Only the vicissitudes of life can show us its futility and can contribute to our innate love of death or rebirth to a new life. These words are all the more remarkable because Joseph Alekseevich, despite his severe physical suffering, is never burdened by life, but loves death, for which he, despite all the purity and height of his inner man, does not yet feel sufficiently prepared. Then the benefactor explained to me the full meaning of the great square of the universe and pointed out that the triple and seventh numbers are the basis of everything. He advised me not to distance myself from communication with the St. Petersburg brothers and, occupying only 2nd degree positions in the lodge, try, distracting the brothers from the hobbies of pride, to turn them to the true path of self-knowledge and improvement. In addition, for himself, he personally advised me, first of all, to take care of myself, and for this purpose he gave me a notebook, the same one in which I write and will henceforth write down all my actions.”