MOSCOW UNIVERSITY OF DESIGN NAMED AFTER SERGEI STROGANOV

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Moscow University of Design
named after Sergei Stroganov

Address	9 Volokolamskoje Shosse, Moscow 125080, Russia
Tel. No.	+7/095/158 70 71
Fax No.	+7/095/158 69 27; +7/095/158 68 59
E-mail address	strog1232@mtu-net.ru
Faculties	Faculty of Industrial Art Faculty of Monumental-Decorative and Applied Art Faculty of Interior and Equipment
Type of course	Full-time
Length of course	6 years
Date of commencement	1st September
Accommodation	Available
Fees	2000 USD per annum
Admission requirements	In the first year of the University citizens of Russia are admitted if they have secondary education and the artistic training at the level of the art-school (college) or a secondary school with the bias for art. Persons are admitted after tests according to the summed marks on a number of subjects: Drawing (nude figure), Painting (Still-life), Composition (according to the selected specialty), plus two general education subjects - Russian (Russian Literature) and History of Russia. Students from foreign countries pay 2.000 USD a year and are admitted if they have Russian language fluency.
Student profile	Russian citizens, citizens of the Union of Independent States (former USSR), also South-East Europe, Latin America, China, Vietnam, South Korea Most students are aged 18-30
Contact for application	Teaching Department Tel/Fax: +7/095/158 26 05

Faculty of Industrial Art

Chairs:
Design
Communicative Design
Engineering Provision of Design

Specialities:
Industrial Design, Graphic Design

Basic academic disciplines:
Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, History of Arts

Major fields of research:
History and Theory of Industrial Design and Graphic Design, Environment Design.

Faculty of Interior and Equipment

Chairs:
Interior Design
Furniture Design
Textile Design
Theory and History of Art

Specialities:
Interior Design, Furniture Design, Textile Design, Theory and History of Decorative Art and Design

Basic academic disciplines:
Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, History of Arts

Major fields of research:
History and Theory of Applied Art and Interior Design

Faculty of Monumental-Decorative and Applied Art

Chairs:
Monumental-Decorative Painting
Monumental-Decorative Sculpture
Restoration of Monumental Painting

Specialities:
Monumental-Decorative Art

Basic academic disciplines:
Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, History of Arts

Major fields of research:
History and Theory of Monumental-Decorative Art

Chairs: Glass
Ceramics
Metal

Specialities:
Decorative and Applied Art

Basic academic disciplines:
Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, History of Arts

Major fields of research:
History and Theory of Decorative and Applied Art

About the University

Moscow University of Design named after Sergei Stroganov is the oldest school of industrial and applied art in Russia. Founded in 1825 by the count Sergei Stroganov as the School of Drawing in Application to Arts and Crafts in Moscow, it became at the end of 19-th century the leading school with the college and the high school level training textile, interior and furniture design, jewellers, graphic designers. Here a number of outstanding Russian artists, architects and art-critics were studing and teaching: Mikhail Vrubel, Konstantin Korovin, Alexei Shussev, Ignaty Nivinsky, Ivan Fomin.

In 1918 the Stroganov School was transferred into the Free State Artistic Workshops and in 1920 - into VKHUTEMAS-VKHUTEIN, the innovative design-school, famous for its professors. Vassily Kandynsky and Kasimir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin and Alexander Rodchenko, El Lissitsky and Alexander Vesnin, Vladimir Favorsky and Nikolai Ladovsky taught here. After 1930 Architectural, textile and typographic faculties became independent institutes, others became the basis for the Moscow Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts. In 1945 the Stroganov School was revived to prepare artists for industries and architectural decoration.

In 1996 the Moscow School of Industrial and Applied Art (former Stroganov) received the status of the University.

At the present moment the Moscow University of Design is a multiprofile institute. At the three faculties and 11 chairs specialists on five main specialities and 12 specialisations are trained. Graduates work for the formation of the man-made environment. There are such special facilities as the library, the museum and computer classes. Research programs differ on each faculty - from History and Theory of Decorative Art to History and Theory of Industrial Design and Graphic Design.

Selected Academic Staff Publications

Butovsky V. The Russian Art and the Opinions about it of Violle-Le-Duke, the French Architect and Buslayev F.I., the Russian Archeologist. Moscow, 1879

Bykov Zakhar, Krjukov Georgy, Minervin Georgy, Kholmiansky Lev. Industrial Design. Designing and Modelling of Manufactured Articles. Moscow, 1986

Design of Mass Production Pottery. Compiled and edited by Alexei Filippov. Moscow-Leningrad, 1932

Flerov Alexander. Technology and Laws of Evolution. Moscow, 1964

Kandinsky Vassily. Die Grundelemente der Form. Farbkurs und Seminar. Weimar, 1923

Kholmiansky Lev, Shipanov Alexander. Design: A Book For Students. Moscow, 1985

Kondratieva Ksenia. Colour in Industrial Design. Moscow, 1984

Krinsky Vladimir, Lamtsov Ivan, Turkus Mikhail. Elements of Architectural and Spatial Composition. Moscow-Leningrad, 1934

Kvassov Alexander. Plastics. Technology and Product Design. Moscow, 1976

Lavrentiev Alexander, Nasarow Juri. Russisches design. Tradition und experiment. 1920-1990. Berlin, Ernst&Sohn, 1995

Malevich Kazimir. On the New Systems in Art. Vitebsk, 1919

Moscow School of Design. Design training at the Moscow High School of Industrial and Applied Art (former Stroganov). Moscow, 1991

Prospect of the VKHUTEIN. Compiled and edited by Pavel Novitsky. Moscow, 1929

Sobolev Nikolai. Printed Textile in Russia. Moscow, 1912

Sobolev Nikolai. Styles of Furniture. Moscow, 1939

Soloviev Kirill. The Russian Light-fixture. Moscow, 1950

Soloviev Nikolai. Design of Interior. (Principles, Factors, Means)

Teltevsky Prokopy. The Old Towns of the Moscow Region. Moscow, 1974

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