Siberian Federal University - Student Self-administration of Siberian Federal University

Student Self-administration of Siberian Federal University

There are two organizations which represent student self-administration of Siberian Federal University. They are as follows: the Primary Trade Union Student Organization and the SibFU Students Union. The Primary Trade Union Student Organization is a well-organized student community of Siberian Federal University which comprises more than 20000 members at the present time. The SibFU Students Union has just been established. The SibFU student parliament which will take part in university management is planned to be set up. Many different events are held in Siberian Federal University to find initiative students with great potential who will help to promote and develop Siberian Federal University.

Such events are:

  • «We are the University!»;
  • «RUPor», the annual prize awards in the field of social initiatives;
  • «The best SibFU student».

Center of student culture organizes leisure-time activities for students, faculty and staff of Siberian Federal University. In 2008, more than 100 different concerts were held in Siberian Federal University. For about 700 students participate in the events on a regular basis. More than 500 students make their performances in 82 creative teams of Center of student culture.

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