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LITOVCHIN Mikhail Aronovich(1928 - 1998) TV director. Founder (1994) and first rector of the Moscow Humanitarian Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting (GITR). Laureate of the State Prize Russian Federation.

2nd structural division
Moscow, st. Sushchevskaya, 21
"Mendeleevskaya"

ААА №002639, registration №2520. Validity: indefinitely.
Accreditation: No. 000601, series BB, registration No. 0595, valid until February 17, 2015.

Rector - Valentin Valentinovich Lazutkin - Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Doctor of Political Science

Admission to the correspondence department, the department of the second higher education, to the magistracy and postgraduate studies continues.

Humanitarian Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting. MA Litovchina is one of the world's leading film and TV schools CILECT. Founded by the famous television director, State Prize winner Mikhail Litovchin in 1994. Trains ALL creative professionals for television, radio, film and new media.

International projects:
CILECT - Center International de Liaison des Ecoles de Cinema et de Television.
CILECT was formed in 1995 to establish a dialogue between schools in the USSR, Great Britain, Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, Poland and the USA. In 2010, CILECT brings together 148 film universities and 58 countries on five continents.
GITR cooperates with the Institute of Nordic Cultures in Tornio (Finland), which unites the Faculty of Art and Design of the University of Lapland and the Faculty of Culture of the University of Kemi-Tornio and Lappia College. Among the specializations of the Institute of Nordic Cultures: industrial design, textile and fashion design, rock music, sound technology, journalism, radio, television, film.

Forms of study:
day department
Evening department
Extramural
Second higher education
PhD
Additional professional education:
Professional retraining
Training
Apple Authorized Training Center (AATCe)

Faculties:
Director's
Operator
Producer
Art
Sound engineering and musical art
Journalism and Screenwriting

Specialties
Film, television and other screen arts
Theory and history of culture
Journalism
Theory and History of Art
Film and television directing
Cinematography
Sound Engineering for Audio-Visual Arts
Painting
Graphic arts
Producing
Dramaturgy

student life
Provision of a hostel
Master classes
Foreign practice
Film festivals