Introduction to Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation

Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation is Russia's leading higher education institution for training civil aviation experts, and is also a scientific and cultural center with remarkable achievements in education and scientific research in the field of aviation.

Overview

The school has more than 4,000 teachers and researchers, of which professors account for more than 25%, and the number of students is temporarily insufficient. The school also has branches in Rostov and Irkutsk, and aviation technical colleges in many places.

History and establishment time

In 1948, the Education and Consulting Center of the Kyiv Civil Aviation Engineers College was opened in Moscow, and was later transformed into the Moscow Communications Department of the Kyiv Civil Aviation College. In the early 1970s, due to the development needs of Moscow's aviation hub, the Ministry of Civil Aviation decided to establish the Moscow Civil Aviation Engineers College, which was renamed Moscow State University of Civil Aviation Technology in July 1993.

School Strength

Faculty: Experienced teachers and researchers, many of whom are scholars who have won awards in the field of civil aviation.

Teaching Achievements: In the 37 years since its establishment, it has trained about 18,500 civil aviation engineers and more than 300 bachelor's and master's degrees in engineering technology.

Institutional Nature

Public University.

Educational Philosophy

Focus on the combination of theory and practice, cultivate students' civil aviation professional skills and comprehensive qualities, enable students to master professional knowledge and skills through practical teaching, and also emphasize international education, cooperate and exchange with many foreign universities and institutions to enhance students' international vision and competitiveness.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: There are 4 central scientific research laboratories, 9 professional research laboratories and the Russian Federation Air Transport Personnel Retraining and Advanced Training Center.

Key disciplines: Aircraft maintenance and other majors in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, electrical systems and flight control and navigation and other majors in the Department of Aviation Systems, transport organization and transport management and other majors in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences, and applied mathematics and other majors in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences.

Faculty

There are 5 departments, including the Department of Mechanical Engineering, the Department of Aviation Systems, the Department of Aviation Traffic Management, the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences, and the Department of Social Transportation Management, of which 4 are full-time departments.

Ranking

The specific ranking of the school in authoritative rankings such as QS has not been found, but the school is in a leading position in Russia, and its education level is included in the list of the top 60 universities in Russia.

Expenses

Undergraduate and graduate tuition fees are 24,000-34,000 RMB/year, and doctoral tuition fees are 32,000-34,000 RMB/year.

Campus environment

Located in the Golovinsky District of Moscow, the campus has 16-story dormitories, sports stadiums, canteens, teaching buildings, etc. The Institute and Laboratory Complex, which was put into use in 1987, is equipped with first-class classrooms and laboratories. There are also ponds, stadiums, etc. around the campus. The school's facilities provide good conditions for students' extracurricular activities.