Nowadays all countries tend to develop and renew their aircraft fleets. This modern bachelor's degree program prepares qualified specialists in aviation equipment maintenance, focused on the continuous improvement of technologies for the repair and operation of aviation equipment, which result in stable development of airlines.
This is a 2+2 program, which implies two years of studying in English language and two years in Russian language. Students have Russian language classes during the first two years which enables them to reach intermediate level of Russian language skills (B1 level) and continue studying the Bachelor’s program in Russian language.
• Practice-oriented classes enable students to work with modern developed equipment, including aircraft engines, airplanes and helicopters, various systems and equipment, and software systems which are widely used by real companies.
• 100% of our graduates find employment in the airline industry.
Bachelor's
Degree
Russian
Language
4 years
Duration
About the program
Learning outcomes
- Knowledge of aircraft and helicopter design;
- ability to develop drawings of aircraft parts;
- ability to work in software products (Siemens NX, Femap, FloEFD, etc.);
- knowledge of the typical airfield infrastructure (how the airfield is arranged);
- ability to maintain aircraft equipment and engines on the ground;
- ability to repair aircraft equipment and engines.
Career opportunities
Our graduates have great prospects at aircraft factories, in airlines operating aircraft equipment and airports, where they become employees, and then heads of flight test units, engineering aviation services, ground operation units, and sometimes airline managers. Also, our graduates have the opportunity to become a crew member after additional training: a flight engineer, a flight mechanic, a pilot, and subsequently become an aircraft commander.
Curriculum
1 semester
1 year
2 semester
1 year
Information technologiesEngineering and computer graphicsPhysicsMathematicsForeign languageThe basics of inclusive interactionFundamentals of business communicationMaterials science and technology of materialsTheoretical mechanicsIntroduction to professional activityEducational internship: aviation and mechanical internship
3 semester
2 year
4 semester
2 year
5 semester
3 year
6 semester
3 year
Project activitiesPhilosophyFlight dynamicsModeling of systems and processesTechnical diagnosticsAircraft automationMechanics of destructionDesign and strength of helicopter enginesDesign and strength of aircraft enginesFundamentals of inventionProduction internship: repair internshipFundamentals of the theory of technical operation of aircraft
7 semester
4 year
Foreign languageProject activitiesFundamentals of the theory of technical operation of aircraftLife safetyEducational foresightAviation legislationAircraft systemsFlight safety and preservation of airworthinessTechnological processes of maintenanceInvestigation of air accidentsProduction and repair of aircraft and helicopter enginesProduction and repair of aircraft and aircraft engines
8 semester
4 year
Program academic supervisor
Phone
Teaching staff
Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Senior Teacher:
Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
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Associate Professor:
Department of Economics and Digital Business Technology
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Associate Professor:
Department of Materials Science, Welding and Additive Technology
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Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Associate Professor:
Department of Technology and Equipment for Machine-Building Production
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Head of the Department, Professor:
Department of Mechanical Engineering Design and Standardization
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Associate Professor:
Department of Materials Science, Welding and Additive Technology
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Associate Professor:
Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology named after V.V. Tuturina
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Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Professor:
Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
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Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Professor:
Directorate of School of Aircraft Construction, Mechanical Engineering and Transport
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Associate Professor:
Department of Aircraft Engineering and Operation of Aviation Equipment
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Mail
Fees and funding
*Part-time mode of study is also available. For the detailed information about tuition fee and the training period please contact International admission office
Entrance exams
Applicants take computer entrance exams in English language and Maths.
Contact us
Phone
+7 (395) 240-52-15
Mail
admission@istu.edu
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