Program Overview

Program Overview

The program " " (Fundamentals of Russian Statehood) is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Russian history, culture, and statehood.

Program Goals and Objectives

The primary goal of the program is to form a system of knowledge, skills, and competencies in students, as well as values, rules, and norms of behavior related to their belonging to Russian society. The program aims to develop a sense of patriotism and civic consciousness, form a spiritual and moral foundation, and create a developed and holistic personality.

The program's objectives include:

• Presenting the history of Russia in its continuous civilizational dimension
• Revealing the value-behavioral content of civic consciousness and patriotism
• Considering the fundamental achievements and discoveries related to the development of Russian civilization
• Presenting key meanings, ethical, and worldview doctrines that have developed within Russian civilization
• Examining the characteristics of modern Russian political organization and its transformation
• Investigating external and internal challenges facing Russian civilization and its statehood

Program Structure

The program consists of several sections:

1. Introduction to Russia: A comprehensive and systematic presentation of Russia as a country and state.
2. Russian State-Civilization: An examination of the civilizational approach to understanding Russian history and its connection to the modern period.
3. Worldview Issues: An exploration of the theoretical and methodological foundations of worldview research and the results of empirical studies on the worldview orientations of modern Russian society.
4. Political System of Russia: An analysis of the state system of Russia, its structures of public authority, and their history and current state.
5. Challenges and Prospects: An examination of the challenges facing Russian civilization and its statehood, as well as the potential role of students in responding to these challenges.

Competencies

Upon completing the program, students should possess the following competencies:

• -5: The ability to analyze and consider cultural diversity in intercultural interaction.