Russian humanities professors face self-censorship and declining…
Humanities teachers — on how their work has changed. REAL MATERIAL (INFORMATION) PRODUCED AND DISSEMINATED BY A FOREIGN AGENT PROJECT 'CHERTEA' OR RELATES TO THE ACTIVITY OF A FOREIGN AGENT PROJECT 'CHERTE'.
Consensus
- Instructors in political science and law avoid discussing Russian cases in class.
- Students increasingly prefer management over history or political science.
- Universities are cutting costs on teaching staff positions and budget places for students.
- There is self-censorship among humanities faculty in Russian universities.
- Academic programs in humanities are being scaled back.
- The departure of scholars from Russia is occurring.
- Artificial intelligence is a new challenge for educators.
- The topic was discussed by the media project 'Cherta'.
Coverage (4 sources)
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- «Everyone understands what can and cannot be said in “Pyaterochka” and in the lecture hall”. Humanities teachers — about to… — The Insider
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- «Everyone understands what can and cannot be said in “Pyaterochka” and in the lecture hall”. Humanities teachers — about to… — Черта