Transbaikal State University is a multi-educational, scientific and innovative complex, providing a multi-level training of highly qualified specialists for industry, governmental/municipal authorities, and law structures in the Transbaikal region, Far East, and Eastern Siberia.
Now it is the largest University in the Transbaikal region, which educational and scientific potential responds to the modern requirements and ensures sustainable development of higher education. Transbaikal State University creates the conditions for all directions of quality education to develop every student's professional, scientific, and creative abilities.
The modern educational process in the University is carried out at 15 faculties. There are Distance Learning Center, Humanitarian Technical College, and two Lyceum operating at the University. At present, the number of University students is more than 18 thousand, including about 8,000 full-time training. In 88 training courses and specialties of the University, students receive qualitative and robust knowledge.
Transbaikal State University adopted a worldwide multi-level education system, including a four-year bachelor's degree on 57 directions with the possibility of continuing education for master's degree and 25 programs that can be continued in receiving postgraduate and doctoral degrees. Highly qualified lecturers provide the educational process, 62 % of whom have academic degrees, including 10 % of doctor's degrees. Among the University's teaching staff, there are sectorial academies of sciences academicians and corresponding members, certified and honored workers of the Russian Federation higher professional education, and honored workers by different industrial branches.
Ransbaikal region is multinational! One hundred twenty ethnic groups are living in Transbaikalia. Aboriginals, such as Evenks and Buryats, Russians, Ukrainians, and Belarus who were settling here for centuries, Tatars, Germans, Poles, Jews, and others live as they are today. They have become Transbaikal people. Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Judaic, and all other religious traditions are respected in the Transbaikal region. The reconstruction of the largest Buddhist Datsan was finished in 2008. In 2015, the Chita Mosque restoration, which is one of the oldest mosques in the Far East.
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