Research results and scientific concepts have been described in monographs, articles, and educational and methodical manuals published by professors and lecturers of the university.

The trade union committee consists of five boards: organizational issues, housing, information, culture and education, and sports and health improvement.

The activities of the trade union organization are primarily aimed at the protection of its members’ rights, representation of their interests to the KubSU administration.

The Kuban State University trains foreign citizens: every year up to 200 students from the countries of Europe, America, CIS, Asia and the Middle East attend.

According to the results of Dissernet examinations, the rector Mikhail Astapov[3] and several teachers[4][5][6] of KubSU were found to have dissertations containing signs of violation of academic ethics (plagiarism).

159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation “Fraud on an especially large scale” against professor of Kuban State University Mikhail Savva.

Many of Savva’s supporters and human rights activists consider the case to be politically ordered, since the professor wrote an article criticizing the methods of the FSB’s work with Krasnodar NGOs.

The release of the professor from the pre-trial detention center occurred thanks to the petition of the head of the Human Rights Council, Mikhail Fedotov.

[11] After the Russian invasion of Ukraine began in 2022, students who publicly expressed an anti-war position were subject to pressure from the university leadership.

[13] In June 2023, a 3rd year student at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, beauty blogger Maxim Belomyltsev, was expelled from the university.

Later, he was detained at the entrance of the house and taken to the department, where protocols were drawn up against him under the articles “Propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships and (or) preferences, gender reassignment” and “Public actions aimed at discrediting the use of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation”.