
AI modules will be included in the single core of education in the new model of higher education
Two modules on artificial intelligence at basic and professional levels will become mandatory for all Russian universities as part of the transition to a new model of higher education.
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Transition to a new model of higher education in Russia and the introduction of mandatory educational modules on AI.
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As part of the transition to a new model of higher education, two modules on artificial intelligence will become mandatory for all universities.
Modules on artificial intelligence will be divided into basic and professional levels.
It is planned to launch a federal program for advanced training of teachers.
MOSCOW, October 9 - RIA Novosti. Two modules on the use and study of artificial intelligence at the basic and professional level will become mandatory for all universities as part of the transition to a new model of higher education, the programs will be included in a single core of education, said the head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Valery Falkov.
“We are including a separate module in the core of all programs of the new model of higher education on artificial intelligence technologies and another module in the second or third year, depending on the specialty of the future profession, in relation to the specifics of the program,” the minister said at the plenary session of the Digital Innopolis Days forum.

The head of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Sergei Kravtsov, said that modules on artificial intelligence have appeared in all Russian colleges, and a separate specialty in this area has been introduced.

The topic of artificial intelligence has been integrated into school curricula in computer science, labor, general education, biology and the environment, as well as in colleges, said the head of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Sergei Kravtsov.

The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation has decided to create sovereign artificial intelligence in the field of education and is selecting a technology partner after the proposal of the laureate of the “Teacher of the Year 2026” competition.

A compulsory course on artificial intelligence and information security will be introduced in Russian schools for grades 5-11, said Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov.

From 2027, applicants to Russian universities will be able to receive from 15 to 25 additional points for high Unified State Examination results in mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science and biology, which were not used for admission. The initiative of the Ministry of Education and Science is aimed at strengthening the fundamental training of future engineers and will become part of the updated admission rules for the 2027/28 academic year.

French Education Minister Edouard Geffret said that about three thousand teachers will begin work in the coming hours in schools in the country, where a “very problematic” situation has developed. Thanks to a special program, 114 lyceums with “red status” and 400 with “orange” status were identified. Principals are allowed to hire additional teachers in excess of the limits, and schools will be allocated funds to pay for the additional workload under the “teacher pact” program. The measures are estimated to cost several million or tens of millions of euros. The decision comes amid protests by high school students who have been blocking educational institutions since mid-September.