Introduction to Tomsk State University of Architecture and Building

Tomsk State University of Architecture and Building is an authoritative university in the field of architecture and civil engineering in Siberia, Russia, and a member of organizations such as the European Association for Civil Engineering Education and Training.

Overview

The school has more than 5,700 students, taught by 500 professors and teaching staff, with 6 research institutes, 7 colleges, 36 departments, and 52 professional courses for students to choose from.

History and establishment time

The school was established in 1930 and has been a leading institution in the field of architecture and construction since its establishment.

School strength

Faculty: It has 500 professors and teaching staff, including high-level experts, who provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Scientific research results: Published 1,944 scientific papers and won 5,652 times cited, and his research covers engineering, physics, chemistry and other fields. He has obtained many patent inventions in the field of architecture and civil engineering, and his achievements are influential.

Nature of the institution

Public non-profit university.

Educational philosophy

Focus on creating an innovative atmosphere, cultivating students' ability to explore new knowledge, promoting the integration of industry, academia and research, so that students and scientists can transform insights into innovative results and promote the development of the construction industry.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: Although not explicitly mentioned, the school's infrastructure is modern and the laboratories are well-equipped.

Key disciplines: Architecture, civil engineering, architectural and environmental design, engineering management and other disciplines are strong. Its engineering discipline ranks 85th in Russia and 3229th in the world.

Faculty

There is a School of Architecture, covering majors such as architectural and environmental design, architectural restoration, and architecture; 7 colleges including the School of Civil Engineering, providing multi-level education from undergraduate to doctoral.

Ranking

In 2024, the school ranked 5171st in the world, 1276th in Europe, and 130th in Russia.

Expenses

Undergraduate tuition is 150,000 rubles per year, and master's tuition is 150,000 rubles per year. 200,000 rubles, 250,000 rubles per year for PhD students.

Campus Environment

The campus is located in Tomsk, which has rich urban infrastructure, many entertainment options, convenient transportation, and many internship and part-time opportunities. The school has facilities such as a library where students can study and relax, and there are frequent exchanges between students of different nationalities, and a strong cultural atmosphere.