история мтуси

MTUCI history

The MTUCI is one of the largest academic-research centers aimed at educating students and retraining professionals in the field of tele-communication, radio engineering and economics.

The University was founded in 1921 and 1992 it was transformed into the Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics (MTUCI) by a decree of the Government of Russia.

ACADEMIC

The teaching staff of the University consists of about 700 individuals employed as professors, assistant professors and lecturers of whom seventy per cent possess scientific degrees of Doctor of Science or Candidate of Science and have certified academic ranks of Professor or Assistant Professor.

Among the Russian academic institutions, the MTUCI was one of the first to introduce multilevel training providing the probation for Bachelors' and Masters' degrees and Engineers.

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

More than 15000 under- and postgraduate students, doctorants, trainees and learners both full time and correspondence study at the University.

The academic structure of the University comprises:

educational administration,

5 faculties,

34 departments,

laboratories and study-rooms,

The University collaborates with secondary schools in Moscow and the Moscow Region. It has two branches: in Rostov-on-the Don and Nizhny Novgorod.

Its library contains more than 1,073,000 publications on science and technology, its computer resources are based on 850 computers, 90 percent of which are IBM compatible.

The University organizes annual scientific and technological conferences. The results of researches are published in scientific journals, monographs and collected articles.

A distance learning net in Russia has been developed and started to operate under the supervision of the University in collaboration with the largest communication service operators, such as Rostelecom, MGTS and the leading Russian Universities.

Scientific - Research Activity

The MTUCI is a large scientific center with a high rating among other institutions of technical education in Russia. The scientific schools founded by famous scientists, such as Komelnikov V.A., Kharkevich A.A., Levin G.A., Mints A.L, etc., ensure the high potential of research activities at the University.

The University participates in a number of federal projects in the field of telecommunication and informatics, projects of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research and the Ministry of Education.

The basic research efforts are concentrated on:

perspective and non-traditional systems and means of communication,

methods of the efficiency upgrade of information networks.

A considerable part of applied research results in software applications, pilot models, design documentation, technical descriptions.

Investigations and researches are held in 63 research laboratories (RL) and scientific department groups that are united in the MTUCI research center.

Turning out highly qualified staff is provided through defending Doctor degrees and postgraduate courses where 160-180 postgraduates study annually. There are 4 specialized councils for defending theses for Doctor and Candidate degrees in almost all the specialities of the Univarsity.