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The paper examines the specific features of physical education for students of music universities, identifying key issues related to limited physical activity and occupationally determined diseases. Based on the analysis of practical experience and the results of pedagogical observations, the study proposes some ways to optimize physical education for music students.

The purpose of this study is to examine, compare, and interpret findings related to the beneficial effects of sport, kickboxing in particular, on students’ academic performance in higher education and extracurricular activities. The study compared two groups of male and female students aged from 18 to 25. Such parameters as subjective feelings of fatigue, joy, as well as semester grades and achievements in extracurricular activities were taken into account. The results revealed a correlation between students’ grade point average and regular training.

The article addresses the issue of declining motivation and functional indicators of physical fitness among senior students using Saratov State University as a case study. Based on the analysis of scientific and methodological literature, the main directions for optimizing physical education using fitness technologies have been identified. The author proposes and tests a methodology for integrating aerobic exercises into the educational process.

The relevance of the study is determined by the need to improve the training of student futsal teams under conditions of avaliable training time, highly variable competitive loads, and the heterogeneity in the initial fitness levels of players. The study aims to experimentally substantiate the effectiveness of stage-based training of a student futsal team using the example of Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University named after V. P. Astafiev.

The purpose of the study is to identify the key trends in the development of student sports at Agricultural Universities of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation. Methods and organization of the study.

This article traces the evolution of higher education regulation – from a rigid centralized model with uniform standards and strict oversight to gradual decentralization, expanded university autonomy, and the introduction of internal quality assurance procedures, accreditation mechanisms, and independent evaluation.

The article examines physical education as an important component in implementing social and educational function of the modern university. It is noted that physical culture within the educational environment performs not only a health-improving but also a significant social and educational role, contributing to the development of students’ health culture, self-discipline, responsibility, teamwork, and readiness for civic engagement.

This study examines the staffing system of student sports clubs (SSCs) in Russian higher education institutions. It aims to identify systemic challenges and justify viable solutions. The research draws on an analysis of the regulatory framework, systems analysis, and logical modeling. The findings reveal a fundamental contradiction between the legislative requirement to establish SSCs and the absence of a sustainable financial mechanism for compensating coaching and teaching staff.