Introduction to Kaliningrad State Technical University

Kaliningrad State Technical University is one of the largest fishery economic colleges in Russia and a leading engineering and technical university. It is located in Kaliningrad Oblast and has achieved remarkable educational results in fisheries, engineering and other fields.

Overview

The university has 6,700 students, including 376 international students, 600 faculty and staff, and provides undergraduate, master's and doctoral education courses.

History and establishment time

In 1930, its predecessor, the Moscow Fisheries and Economics Institute, was established. In 1958, the Fisheries Technical Institute moved to Kaliningrad. In 1959, it was renamed the Kaliningrad Fisheries and Economic Technology Institute. In 1994, it was officially called the Kaliningrad State Technical University.

School strength

Faculty: 600 teachers and researchers, including 75 professors with doctoral degrees, and 80 are academicians and corresponding members of the International and Russian Academy of Sciences.

Scientific research results: Participated in 25 federal scientific programs as well as Tempus and Tacis Project, with fruitful scientific research results in marine biological resources, information technology, ship engineering and other fields, and professors and scholars have won internationally renowned awards.

Nature of the institution

Public university.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' ability to combine theory and practice, providing students with comprehensive education, while emphasizing the cultivation of innovative spirit and practical ability, and creating internship opportunities for students through cooperation with enterprises.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: There are 12 research laboratories and scientific centers, of which 4 are application laboratories.

Key disciplines: biological resources and aquaculture, fisheries, automation and mechanical manufacturing, biochemistry, computer technology, economics and management, etc.

Faculty

There are College of Biological Resources and Natural Utilization, College of Commercial Fisheries, College of Machinery and Technology, College of Naval and Power Engineering, College of Automatic Production and Control, College of Economics, College of Humanities, College of Basic Training, etc.

Ranking

2022 QS Emerging Europe and Central Asia Ranking 401-450 Location.

Expenses

The specific tuition fees for the school are not clearly found, but the school has a variety of scholarships to help students complete their studies.

Campus Environment

The school is located on the coast of the Baltic Sea and has a beautiful environment. There are two professional museums on campus, namely the Museum of History and Art and the Museum of Ichthyology and Aquatic Biology. Various academic, cultural and sports activities are also organized to enrich students' campus life.