Introduction to St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation

Founded in 1941, St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation was formerly known as Leningrad Aviation Institute. It was officially renamed in 1998 and is one of the world's outstanding universities in the fields of aerospace, computer and intelligent management systems.

Overview

Student size: There are more than 15,000 students, including more than 1,600 international students from more than 30 countries and regions.

Faculty: 90% of the teaching staff have advanced scientific degrees, and faculty with doctoral degrees account for more than 20% of the school's faculty.

History and establishment time

Founded in 1941, it was originally Leningrad Aviation Institute. It was renamed St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation in 1998 and merged with similar schools in the northwest in 2011.

School strength

Teaching achievements: The teaching system adopts a combination of the old and the new, and has trained a large number of professional talents in the fields of aerospace and aviation. Its academic qualifications are highly recognized both at home and abroad.

Scientific research strength: It has a world-class scientific research team and has 13 Institutes and research centers, undertake many international scientific research projects, and are closely connected with Russian and international high-tech industries.

International cooperation: It is an active member of many international associations, participates in many international exchange projects, and has signed cooperation agreements with more than 60 foreign universities, including exchange students, joint education and other forms.

Nature of the institution

Public university.

Educational philosophy

Cultivate compound management talents combining liberal arts, science and engineering, focus on the combination of theory and practice, and let students master professional knowledge while having practical experience.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: The School of Engineering has 7 laboratories.

Key disciplines: Aerospace, instrument manufacturing, computer, electronic communication, information system, economics, law and other majors are strong.

Faculty

It has 10 institutes and departments, including the School of Aerospace Equipment and Systems, the School of Radio Power and Communications, the School of Innovative Technology for Electrical Engineers and Power Technicians, the School of Computing Systems and Programming, the School of Information Systems and Information Protection, the School of Innovation and Basic Master Training, the School of Humanities, the Department of Economics, and the Department of Law.

Ranking

Ranked in the top 300 in the QS-EECA international ranking Among Russian universities, it ranks in the top 100 according to Forbes, in the top ten of the Russian university efficiency ranking, and in the top five of the "First Mission" subject ranking in the fields of engineering, technology and engineering science.

Expenses

Law bachelor's degree starts at 290,000 rubles, master's degree starts at 310,000 rubles; Bachelor's degree in applied sciences starts at 320,000 rubles, master's degree starts at 310,000 rubles; Bachelor's degree in economics and tourism starts at 270,000 rubles, master's degree starts at 310,000 rubles, etc. The cost of a dormitory for 4 people is 3,800 rubles, a 3-bed room costs 4,200 rubles, and a double room costs 6,300 rubles.

Campus environment

There are four teaching buildings in the Moskovsky and Admiratsky districts of St. Petersburg, as well as the best libraries, student dormitories, sports stadiums, medical centers, etc. in St. Petersburg. The main building of the school is located at 67 Bolshayamorskaya Street in the historical center and was built in 1847.