PGUPS – THE FORGE OF THE MANAGERIAL ELITE FOR TRANSPORT
Proceedings: OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT IN TRANSPORT (WERT–2022)
Authors:
Type:
Сonference article
Published:
19.10.2022
Subject area:
UDK 378.4 Университеты
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
transport industry, railways, railway engineers, transport intelligentsia, managerial elite, transport education
Abstract (English):
The paper examines the role of the oldest transport and engineering and construction university in Russia in the training of highly qualified personnel, well-trained managers for the transport sector. At the first stage of its development (1809-1865), the Institute of the Corps of Railway Engineers was a military educational institution, thanks to the intensive work of which it was possible to staff the Corps of Railway Engineers, a military structure that ensured a significant development of the transport infrastructure of Russia. At the second stage (1865-1917), the St. Petersburg Institute of Railway Engineers provided managerial personnel to both state and private railways. Railway engineers, possessing diverse competencies, focused on the construction of railways and the rational organization of the process of their operation. Within the framework of the third, Soviet (1917-1991) Institute, since 1930 called the Leningrad Institute of Railway Transport Engineers, to a large extent ensured the high efficiency of the work of Soviet railway transport both in peaceful conditions and during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, which was marked by a high award of that time - the Order of Lenin. And at the modern, fourth stage (1992-2022), the Faculty of Management and Logistics is rightfully considered the forge of the managerial elite.
The paper examines the role of the oldest transport and engineering and construction university in Russia in the training of highly qualified personnel, well-trained managers for the transport sector. At the first stage of its development (1809-1865), the Institute of the Corps of Railway Engineers was a military educational institution, thanks to the intensive work of which it was possible to staff the Corps of Railway Engineers, a military structure that ensured a significant development of the transport infrastructure of Russia. At the second stage (1865-1917), the St. Petersburg Institute of Railway Engineers provided managerial personnel to both state and private railways. Railway engineers, possessing diverse competencies, focused on the construction of railways and the rational organization of the process of their operation. Within the framework of the third, Soviet (1917-1991) Institute, since 1930 called the Leningrad Institute of Railway Transport Engineers, to a large extent ensured the high efficiency of the work of Soviet railway transport both in peaceful conditions and during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, which was marked by a high award of that time - the Order of Lenin. And at the modern, fourth stage (1992-2022), the Faculty of Management and Logistics is rightfully considered the forge of the managerial elite.
Keywords:
transport industry, railways, railway engineers, transport intelligentsia, managerial elite, transport education
transport industry, railways, railway engineers, transport intelligentsia, managerial elite, transport education
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