The Russian Education Surveillance Agency has crossed 17 higher education centers out of the license registry this year, making a total of 120 since September 1, 2013, Interfax reports.
Licenses were nullified for the Dagestani Institute of Applied Arts, Design and Architecture and the Socio-Economic Institute for lack of necessary equipment needed for the education process and for improper education programs.
The arbitrary court received lawsuits of the Agency to nullify licenses of the Samara Financial and Economic Institute, Vyatka Humanitarian-Technological Institute, Religious Organization of the Islamic University named after Sheikh Abdulla Efendi and the Unik Institute.
Licenses were frozen for the Bryansk branch of the Moscow Institute of Advertisement, Tourism and Show Business, Institute of Business Communications. Lawsuits have been filed for the latter and the Caucasus Secular Institute to nullify their licenses.
