Introduction to Siberian State Aerospace University

Siberian State Aerospace University is one of the important higher education institutions of aerospace in Russia and one of the world's leading aerospace universities. It has trained a large number of professionals in aerospace and other fields.

Overview

Student size: about 11,500 students.

Faculty: There are more than 1,600 administrative staff, and the teaching staff is relatively high in professors and associate professors. There are also many experts with rich practical experience, such as retired air force pilots.

History **: The school was founded in 1960. It was originally a branch of the Krasnoyarsk Institute of Technology. In 1989, it was changed to the Krasnoyarsk Institute of Space Technology. In 1992, it became the Siberian Academy of Aerospace Science and Technology. In 2002, it obtained university status.

School Strength

Teaching Achievements: In 50 departments, 970 professionals provide education in 25 majors for 7,800 students. Over the past 55 years, more than 30,000 Professional talents.

Research strength: The school has multiple research laboratories, undertakes many national research projects, and cooperates closely with many companies, such as Krasmarsh, Information Satellite Systems, Kras Aviation, etc., which has promoted the development of aerospace technology.

International cooperation: It has established cooperative relations with many well-known foreign universities such as Purdue University in the United States, University of Southampton in the United Kingdom, and University of Stuttgart in Germany, and carried out projects such as student exchange, teacher exchange, and scientific research cooperation, which has enhanced the school's international influence.

Institutional nature **: Public higher education institution.

Educational philosophy **: Focus on the combination of theory and practice, cultivate students' innovation and practical ability, and enable students to have solid professional knowledge and skills in high-tech fields such as aerospace to adapt to the development needs of the industry.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: The school has about 100 teaching and research laboratories, such as the Space Center, Machine Design Research Center, etc., but the specific key laboratories are not clearly listed.

Key disciplines: Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronic Information Engineering, Computer Science and Technology, Materials Science and Engineering, Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering, Aircraft Design and Engineering, Aerospace Power Engineering, Information and Communication Engineering, etc.

Department **: It has the School of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics, the School of Civil Aviation, the School of Humanities, the School of Engineering and Economics, the School of International Business, the School of Correspondence and Continuing Education, the School of Teacher Continuing Education, the School of Physical Education, etc.

Ranking **: The specific ranking of the school in the international authoritative rankings has not been found, but as one of the leading aerospace universities in Russia, it has a high reputation in the industry.

Cost **: The school's clear tuition standards have not been found.

Campus **: The school is located in Krasnoyarsk, and the campus has complete teaching and living facilities. The school has 3 student dormitories that can accommodate more than 850 out-of-town students and graduate students. The dormitories are equipped with modern furniture and sports equipment. The school also has a sports center, including a water sports hall, 4 gymnasiums, a stadium, etc.