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Moscow State Aviation Technological University
The University chronicle starts in 1932 with the foundation of Dirigible Engineering Educational Center attached to Civil Air Fleet (CAF) Ministry. In 1939 the Center was reorganized into Moscow Institute of CAF Engineers and named after K.E. Tsiolkovsky. Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935) is a great Russian scientist and inventor in the field of aerodynamics, aerospace engineering and the theory of aircraft, rockets and dirigible. He was a founder of contemporary astronautics. So, the Institute had honestly been credited to bear his name. On June 17, 1940 Moscow Institute of Aviation Technology (or shortly MATI) was established on the basis of the later. MATI attained the University status and name Moscow State Aviation Technology Institute - Russian State Technological University in 1992 - as the recognition of both the scale and quality of its courses. Today the University is one of the leading Russian technical universities where highly skilled experts in the field of advanced materials and high technologies are trained. Among the University teaching staff there are Academicians of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Engineering Academy, Russian Academy of Technological Sciences and Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. About 260 Professors and Doctors of Science as well as more than 700 associate professors and Ph.D. holders work at the University. Scientific and research activities as well as training of seniors are performed in cooperation with Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center (Khrunichev Space R&D Center - is a leader of national space industry in development of new technology for space exploration). The cooperation has resulted in establishing MATI's branch at Khrunichev Space R&D Center. This MATI's division has received name "Aerospace University for Specialized Training". The main goal for establishing of Aerospace University was precise training of the specialists in the field of development and production of advanced aerospace technology. MATI leads very active international policy toward a wide international co-operation and teaching highly qualified personnel. The University staff contributed to several international projects in all spheres connecting to aviation/space design, research, production, marketing, service, maintenance, repair and finance. In collaboration with foreign colleagues the University has established overseas Educational Centers. It participates in the European University Consortium in Aerospace Engineering (STAR project), international ecological projects REAP, SEPS. MATI has been successfully developing joint educational and research programmes with universities in Western Europe, USA and Asia. High quality of specialist training and technological trends in education and research stipulated the variety of MATI international links and partnership. International students got an access to the famous educational programs of MATI in 1991. Currently, more than 200 students from Great Britain, USA, Germany, South Korea, Turkey, India, Nepal, Kenya, Morocco, Oman, China, Iran and some other countries are studying at the University. University realizes the training according to the 24 specialties of higher professional education and trains researchers according to the 28 scientific specialties. Practical training and research straight at the real working places and Centre's research labs allow to expand an engineering outlook of the students and to familiarize them with the contemporary problems of the aerospace industry. Structure of the University There are five main faculties in the University:
International students of the University are supervised by Department of International Education. The Department offers a wide range of services to foreign students at all stages of their University life. This includes assistance and help to the new students in organisation of their life and study here, solving emergency problems. The staff advises students exploring their future options, helps finalists and postgraduates with their decision-making and transition into life beyond University. The Department offers Russian language and culture programs. General courses on Russian grammar, phonetics, conversation, reading and translation, business language, science language (technical) are available via various programs. Studies
Foreign students usually begin their study taking the Foundation course where they learn Russian language and some fundamental subjects: mathematics, physics, chemistry, technical drawing. After that they continue education in training group together with Russian students according to one of the 4-year Bachelor programs. Upon receiving BS degree, students may study according to the Master programs during 2 years or one of Engineering courses during 1,5 years. Ph.D. degree (Candidate of Science in Russia) determines the highest level of education and specialist qualification. The main goal of Ph.D. programs is to train highly qualified researchers and lecturers.
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