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The Graduate School of Management, GSOM (''(ロシア語:Высшая школа менеджмента Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета, ВШМ СПбГУ)'') is one of the 22 schools (faculties) of Saint Petersburg State University. It was founded in 1993 as School of Management (''(ロシア語:Школа менеджмента)'') later renamed to preserve consistency into Faculty of Management (''(ロシア語:Факультет менеджмента)''). In 2005, it was chosen to become a part of the National Priority Project in Education aimed at creating two leading business schools in Russia (the other one is Skolkovo Moscow School of Management). Within the framework of the project, the school was transformed into GSOM and granted the Mikhailovka estate in Petergof to create a campus. == History == * 25 May 1992: The University's Academic Council votes for creating the School of Management * 4 November 1992: The University signs a cooperation agreement with Haas School of Business * 25 January 1993: The University Rector signs an order on opening the School * 1 September 1993: The School starts teaching. It counts six professors and 33 bachelor students. The first dean is elected Prof. Yu. V. Pashkus (''(ロシア語:Ю. В. Пашкус)''). The School is supervised by an International Advisory Board chaired by John E. Pepper, Jr., CEO, Procter & Gamble. * 1994: The first two chairs appear: Management Theory and Public Administration. * 1995: The School opens a Career Center. * 1996: The School is renamed into Faculty. Another chair, Finance, is opened. The Faculty receives a new facility in Volkhovsky Pereulok. * 1997: The Faculty congratulates its first 27 graduates. Upon Prof. Pashkus's death, Valery Katkalo is elected the dean. Admission is broadened with: * * Specialist's degrees in Management, Marketing, HR; * * Master's degree in Management; * * Candidate of Sciences' degree in Management. * 1998: The Faculty opens two more chairs: HR and Strategic Management & Marketing. * 1999: The Faculty greets its first 19 Masters and opens an English-speaking ECTS-compliant program, Master of International Business, in cooperation with four Nordic business schools. * 2000: The Faculty launches its first MBA program, two new chairs: International Management and Information Management, Management Consultancy Center, and Publishing Center. * 2001: The Faculty greets its first 22 graduates in Public Administration. * 2002: The Faculty opens its new premises in Volkhovsky Pereulok, greets its first 27 MBA graduates and launches its first research journal. An alumni association is created. * 2003: The Faculty launches its second research journal, the Russian Management Journal (''(ロシア語:Российский журнал менеджмента, РЖМ)''). * 2004: The Faculty creates its R&D institute, signs an agreement with four European business schools to create an International Executive MBA (IEMBA) program, and joins AACSB. * 2005: Most programs have transferred to the Bologna model, the Faculty starts offering Doktor Nauk's degree. * 2006: The Faculty joins CEMS and EFMD and launches an Executive MBA (EMBA) program. President Vladimir Putin lays a cornerstone into the foundation of the school's new campus in Mikhailovka, a former royal estate in Petergof. * 2007: The Graduate School of Management is created by uniting the Faculty and Institute of Management, with a new Advisory Board headed by Deputy Prime Minister Sergey Ivanov. * 2008: GSOM launches corporate education programs in cooperation with Fuqua School of Business, joins PIM, and gets accredited by AMBA (Executive MBA) and EPAS (Bachelor's). * 2009: GSOM joins GMAC and launches a Dual-Degree Executive MBA program in cooperation with HEC Paris. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Saint Petersburg State University Graduate School of Management」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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