Potential Mobility of School Graduates in Small and Average Cities in the Sverdlovsk Region

Вандышев, Михаил Николаевич

doi:10.14515/monitoring.2014.5.06

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“…Such works are usually focused on the problems of either the professional choice of young citizens and its impact on regional labor markets [1,2] or demographic and socioeconomic changes in territories, outflow and inflow of youth [3][4][5][6]. Meanwhile, the situation is often analyzed based on the example of only a single region [7,8]. In addition, a significant part of the works is devoted to young people that have received professional education and choose the further course of life [9][10][11].…”

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School graduates from small towns in Russia: Educational and migration strategies

Florinskaya

2017

Stud. Russ. Econ. Dev.

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⎯This paper used the results of a research project that was implemented at the Institute for Social Analysis and Forecasting of the Russian Academy of National Economy and State Service under the President of the Russian Federation in 2015. The data of the quantitative survey of school graduates from the 11th grade of secondary schools in small Russian towns, as well as the materials of expert interviews with representatives of the municipal education departments and school management. The main conclusion of the study is that there is a huge migration potential of youth in small towns, which is mainly related to receiving higher education in large cities, unfortunately without the real prospect of returning to the lesser motherland.

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School graduates from small towns in Russia: Educational and migration strategies

Florinskaya

2017

Stud. Russ. Econ. Dev.

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“…The study showed that the main characteristics determining the image of Ekaterinburg are: its position in the region, the pace of ongoing changes, the availability of educational and cultural institutions, the level of industrial production, and its place in the history of the country. 22 18…”

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“…Modern research of the city image is focused on the study of the impact of new information and communication technologies, such as: representation in social networks [14,17], impact of cultural events and festivals on the city image [18,19,20], and impact of the city attractiveness on the decision to move there [21,22]. Our research is aimed at studying the image of the Russian metropolis, as estimated by its residents..…”

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Image of regional city: findings from Ekaterinburg

Antonova¹,

Merenkov²

2019

Proceedings of the 1st International Scientific Practical Conference "The Individual and Society in the Modern Geopolitical Env

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The article analyzes the regional Russian city's evaluative image formed by its inhabitants. The city's image is its representation created to make the most favorable impression and is formed through its perception by both citizens and tourists. In 2018, we conducted a sociological study of the residents of Ekaterinburg with the main purpose of examining how the public evaluates the city landscape. 670 respondents aged 18 to 70 were polled and the method of the in-depth interview was used to survey 18 people living in the city for more than 25 years. In addition, 14 educational and labor migrants were interviewed. The research indicates that the image of Ekaterinburg is associated with the perception of the city primarily as the Ural capital. Respondents consider the operation of medical institutions and transport the main problem areas. In addition, the citizens are unhappy with the quality of street cleaning and a few green areas for walking. These factors reduce the favorable impression of the city. It is important that the city administration considers the historical heritage of the territory when planning the urban space.

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“…In the study conducted in the towns of Nizhny Tagil, Revda, Krasnoturinsk (sample 740 in 2014), schoolchildren in grades 8, 9, 10, 11 indicated an intention to leave the city -64%, the main directions of migration are Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Ekaterinburg [5]. It is important to realize that education, the totality of competencies of university graduates are the foundation of innovation and economic growth in the region [6].…”

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Global and national tracks of mobility of graduates of educational institutions in Russia

Novgorodtseva¹,

Sivkova²,

Knysh³

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P Sci Edu

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Introduction. Involvement in global information flows, holding major international events in Russia, focusing on interaction with foreign universities and partners creates conditions for the formation of modern youth's focus on the global track of mobility – admission to educational organizations of foreign countries. At the same time, role and quality of education in Russia in the global market are increasing through the development of Russian education, internationalization and networking of universities. Such tendencies to increase mobility in education naturally require a study of the prevalence of the ideas of mobility in general and in certain areas among schoolchildren and university students. The aim of the study is to reveal the prevalence of the ideas of mobility (potential mobility), both within Russia and abroad, among graduates of educational institutions (at different levels). Materials and research methods. The study involved 1136 graduates of educational institutions in Ekaterinburg, of which 30% are graduates of secondary schools, lyceums and gymnasiums, 60% are graduates of bachelor's degrees from 4 universities, and 10% are graduates of master's degree from 3 universities. Research results. A study conducted in 2020–2021 indicated the following trends: the higher the level of education, the higher the value of the educational environment in the country of residence, the more broadly represented the national track of mobility (schoolchildren – 46%, bachelors – 51%, masters – 54%). Among the global market of educational services for all graduates of educational institutions in Russia, priority is given to Europe. Among bachelors, there are more of those who are confident that they can find the desired job in Russia (21%) than in another country. Master students are more confident in the possibilities of working in their specialty in Russia (36%). The older the graduate becomes, the more rational motives prevail in the track of mobility. Conclusion. The study of potential mobility allows us to conclude that the predominance of the national track of mobility is directly proportional to growing up, the older the respondent, the more rationally he approaches the choice of a further place of study and residence, taking into account the possibilities, both intellectual and financial. Thus, it becomes obvious why sufficiently high figures of potential mobility do not become as high indicators of real educational and labor emigrations.

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Potential Mobility of School Graduates in Small and Average Cities in the Sverdlovsk Region

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School graduates from small towns in Russia: Educational and migration strategies

School graduates from small towns in Russia: Educational and migration strategies

Image of regional city: findings from Ekaterinburg

Global and national tracks of mobility of graduates of educational institutions in Russia

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