Ответьте на вопросы по тексту 1. What is higher education guaranteed

Ответьте на вопросы по тексту 1. What is higher education guaranteed and ensured by? 2. What is the higher school admission based on? 3. What are the levels of higher education? 4. What are the requirements for getting the first study degree? 5. What do the programs of higher education include? 6. What fields is the Bachelors degree awarded in? Citizens of Russia have the right to education which is guaranteed by the Constitution and ensured by the broad development of compulsory secondary education, vocational, specialized secondary and higher education, extramural, correspondence and evening courses, also by the provisions of state scholarships, grants and privileges of students. Higher education is provided by public and non-public (non-state) accredited higher educational institutions/tertiary such as universities, academies and institutes covering a wide range of fields of study. Higher school entrance is based on the results of the Uniform State Exam usually on three subjects, passed at schools. These subjects are: mathematics, history, the Russian language and the Russian literature. According to the two level educational system, we have: basic higher education - 4 years of full time university level study, leading to the Bakalavrs degree (equivalent to the Bachelors degree in the UK and western countries); postgraduate higher education - 2 years. After two years of studying post-graduates are entitled to receive the Magistrs degree (this is equivalent to the Masters degree in the UK or European countries). After getting the Masters degree students can continue to study towards the doctoral degree: Kandidat Nauk degree (the first level, equivalent to Ph. D) and Doctor Nauk degree (the second highest level, equivalent to Doctor of Sciences). These programs include professional and special courses in science, the humanities and social-economic disciplines, professional training, completion of a research paper / project and passing state final exams (degree exams). Having obtained the Bachelors (Bakalavrs) degree, students may apply for the Masters degree programmes which are competitive, or continue their studies in the framework of the Specialists Diploma programmes. The Bachelors degree is awarded in all fields, except medicine. Diploma project is prepared under the guidance of a scientific supervisor. Students must carry out a year of research (including practice), prepare and defend a thesis which constitute an original contribution and sit for final examinations.