Over 500 TSPU Graduates Receive Their Long-Awaited Diplomas

On July 15, the series of graduation ceremonies came to a close. A total of 512 students from the Tomsk State Pedagogical University received their higher education degrees.

This week, TSPU became alma mater to 512 new graduates. Diplomas were awarded to students from all faculties and institutes: Biology and Chemistry, Foreign Languages and International Cooperation, Philology and History, Physics and Mathematics, Physical Culture and Sports, Institute for the Development of Pedagogical Education, Institute of Childhood and Art Pedagogy, Faculty of Psychology and Special Education, and Faculty of Technology and Economics.

The university is extremely pride that 215 undergraduate and master's students have graduated with honors! Among the graduates are 64 international students and 43 who completed targeted training programs. Two outstanding graduates—D.M. Andreyaq and A.D. Vaseva—who demonstrated exceptional achievements in academics, research, and community life, received their diplomas in Moscow from Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko and Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov. 

It is worth noting that the Tomsk State Pedagogical University trains specialists across a wide range of fields: natural sciences, physics and mathematics, humanities, sports, psychology and pedagogy, and more. The quality of training is highly praised by both university faculty and employers. Educational institutions across the region are eagerly awaiting these young professionals! 

It is also important to highlight that most of our graduates were already employed during their student years, gaining valuable teaching experience along the way.

"I congratulate each of you on this significant milestone — earning your higher education degree and entering the teaching profession, — said TSPU Rector Andrei Nikolaevich Makarenko. — Over the years of study, you have gained not only knowledge and true friends, but also rich social experience, self-confidence, and certainty in your professional choice. The university is proud of you!"