Polytechnic University opened a specialized energy auditorium for the future.

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The Institute of Industrial Management, Economics, and Trade held a grand opening ceremony for a classroom equipped with the support of its industrial partners: RKS-Energo LLC, LOGIKA Research and Production Company JSC, and Vzlyot Group of Companies. The classroom is designed for classes for students enrolled in the undergraduate and graduate programs in energy management, as well as for students enrolled in the advanced training program "Energy Efficiency Management." The event was organized by the Higher School of Industrial Management.

At the opening ceremony, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Lyudmila Pankova emphasized the importance of creating specialized classrooms to implement practice-oriented education and seamless employment for graduates with planned entry into the labor market: "This format of interaction with industrial partners is particularly valuable for the Polytechnic University, allowing us to create a specialized material and technical base focused on practical aspects and prepare young qualified specialists for the real sector of the economy with the necessary professional competencies and practical skills."

In his welcoming address, Vladimir Shchepinin, Director of the Institute of Mechanics and Technology, noted the particular value of developing the institute's material and technical resources: "The practical component is crucial for our students' training—the use of demonstration stands provides the opportunity to practice the theoretical knowledge gained in lectures. For the energy industry managers our institute trains, the key aspect is a competent combination of economic and managerial training and industry-specific technical training."

The partners donated educational stands to the Polytechnic University, demonstrating the equipment and basic functions of a heat metering unit. They explain the principles of commercial metering and operational monitoring of heat energy quantities and coolant parameters in heating and hot water supply systems.

The demonstration stand of the energy sales company RKS-energo, the largest guaranteed electricity supplier in the Leningrad Region, showcases the key elements of an intelligent electricity metering system that automatically collects and processes electricity consumption data, improving the accuracy, efficiency, and reliability of data, as well as reducing operating costs.

RKS-Energo's Director of Electricity Sales and Technical Policy, Arkady Chesnokov, HR Director Lyubov Zaitseva, and Deputy Director of Technical Policy, Karim Yenikeev, represented the auditorium at the opening ceremony.

We signed a cooperation agreement with the Polytechnic University in March 2024. During this relatively short period, we have already achieved many results: two groups of undergraduate and graduate students studying energy management programs completed internships with us; the students prepared a group final qualifying paper on "Development and Management of Electric Transport Support Infrastructure in the Leningrad Region" under the supervision of RKS-Energo specialists; two graduates have been employed by the company; General Director Bislan Gayrabekov is the chairman of the state examination committee for the "Production Management (Energy)" program; and a stand on an intelligent electricity metering system was donated for practical training. We thank our partner, the university, for the high level of training provided to the students. We will continue to develop our cooperation! – Arkady Chesnokov summed up the results of this collaboration.

The demonstration stand of the Vzlet Group of Companies, a leading Russian full-cycle manufacturing company with over 35 years of experience in producing high-tech equipment widely used in the housing and utilities and industrial sectors, simulates open and closed heating systems and provides practical training in operating heat meters in heating systems.

"We are pleased to support educational initiatives and provide modern equipment that allows students to immerse themselves in the real-world processes of commercial heat metering. Our instruments ensure high measurement accuracy and operational reliability, which is the foundation for developing competent energy management specialists. Collaborating with the university helps young professionals acquire the necessary skills for successful careers in the industry," noted Boris Lapenok, Deputy General Director for Marketing and Development at Vzlet Group.

In addition to conducting classes within the framework of the basic educational process of bachelor's and master's degrees, the auditorium is intended for specialized professional training of students inadvanced training program in energy efficiency management, in which the research and production company Logika, which develops and manufactures commercial energy metering devices and systems, is actively involved. The company donated a full-scale model of a heat metering unit to the university. The provided database of heat consumption in real buildings, based on meter readings, allows for studying the effectiveness of energy efficiency management measures for heating supply to buildings.

The opening ceremony of the training room was attended by Pavel Nikitin, General Director of NPF Logika, and Roman Krikunov, Director of Development.

"I'm a third-generation Polytechnician, so our company is especially honored to be the university's industrial partner. Everyone has heard about the importance of energy conservation, but few know what a real heat metering unit looks like, so we've prepared this educational display for students. "In a couple of decades, your generation will be at the helm of the country. Who will succeed us is crucial to us. I wish the students good luck in the upcoming exams, and the leadership and faculty wish for the continued development of our beloved institute," Pavel Nikitin addressed the ceremony.

"Our university values implementing continuing education programs in collaboration with the real economy. This allows us to create relevant, market-demand educational products. The Energy Efficiency Management professional development program launched last December, and the sixth cohort of students is currently enrolled," emphasized Dmitry Tikhonov, Vice Rector for Pre-University and Continuing Education.

Following the demonstration of the training stands, Yuri Nurulin, Academic Director of the Energy Management educational programs and Professor at the Higher School of Management, outlined future plans for developing partnerships: "Energy management is the science of managing the energy complex. Managing such a complex facility requires understanding its technology, economics, and the specifics of its business processes. Therefore, having access to real equipment provided by our industrial partners enhances the quality of energy management training, while their openness to collaboration and mutual interest in developing long-term cooperation ensure the training of specialists who meet the requirements of the real economy."

At the conclusion of the opening ceremony for the specialized training facility, industrial partners were presented with letters of gratitude for developing their collaboration with the Polytechnic University and for developing its facilities.

We strive to build collaboration with our industrial partners using a variety of formats: organizing on-the-job training and pre-graduation internships, open lectures and master classes at companies, training sessions conducted by company representatives, their participation in state examination committees, and the preparation of comprehensive and group final theses by students commissioned by partners. The main goal of such collaboration is to provide students with practice-oriented training for industrial enterprises in the city and other regions of our country. Systematic, meticulous collaboration with partners is crucial to achieving this result, emphasized Olga Kalinina, Director of the Graduate School of Management and Management.

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The Fairytale Train is departing: New Year's prizes await Active Citizen participants.

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The Active Citizen project has launched a New Year's campaign. Fairytale TrainParticipants will embark on a magical journey, with exciting events awaiting them at each station.

One new task will be available daily in the project—one that's unique to everyone. This could include participating in a vote, answering quizzes, evaluating new city developments, and much more. The first task must be started no later than January 5th, and the last one must be completed no later than January 14th. You can view the challenges by clicking on the festive banner on the project's main page.

Those who successfully complete all 10 stations will have a chance to win souvenirs from the city's exclusive loyalty program collection. "A Million Prizes"These include festive table setting sets, cozy New Year's garlands, tea light candle holders shaped like gingerbread houses, and other New Year's paraphernalia. You can also earn city points—2,026 or 10,000. All prizes will be distributed randomly.

How to get a prize

If a participant wins a souvenir, they must go to the Million Prizes program website, select the Winter in Moscow category in the Rewards section, and place an order for a souvenir for zero points, choosing a convenient pickup period and the address of a pavilion at one of the project's sites. Winter in MoscowThis must be done within seven days of winning, but no later than January 14. Once the prize is ready for pickup, a QR code will appear in the "Orders" section of your personal account. This code must be presented to the staff member upon receipt of the prize.

If a participant wins city points, they will be awarded automatically. They can be used to purchase goods and services from program partner organizations. "A Million Prizes", for example, promo codes for discounts in stores and restaurants, tickets to events, souvenirs as part of a promotion "Winter's Tale" and much more. In addition, points can be used to charity.

Participants of the Active Citizen project who are 14 years of age or older and have a full account on the mos.ru portal are eligible to join the campaign. The number of participants may be limited. More information about the campaign terms and conditions can be found at link.

Project Active Citizen" has been operating since 2014. Since then, more than seven million people have joined, and over seven thousand votes have been conducted. Between 30 and 40 decisions are implemented in the city each month.

City loyalty program "A Million Prizes" The program allows you to use points earned for active participation in Moscow Government electronic projects to obtain a variety of goods and services from partner organizations. Accumulated points provide access to promo codes for discounts at stores and cafes, as well as tickets to museums and parks. They can also be used for charity and assistance to foundations, or to top up a Troika transport card or parking account. Program participants can choose how to use their points. special categorieson the Million Prizes website, as well as support Moscow entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations, and public initiatives.

The projects are being developed by the State Public Institution “New Management Technologies” and the capital Department of Information Technology.

The creation, development and operation of e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, corresponds to the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Andrey Rudskoy took part in a meeting of the Rostec Council of Flagship Universities

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On November 24, a meeting of the Council of Supporting Scientific and Educational Organizations of the Rostec State Corporation was held in Moscow. Participants included Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov, Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov, Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov, representatives of the corporation's holding companies, and the rectors of 30 leading Russian universities, including Andrey Rudskoy, Rector of St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.

The Council of Supporting Scientific and Educational Organizations under Rostec State Corporation was established in 2024 to unite the capabilities of science and industry to achieve breakthrough results and strengthen Russia's technological leadership. The Council's responsibilities include developing mechanisms for effective collaboration between the scientific and industrial sectors. The meeting discussed pilot projects in this area, including industrial postgraduate programs, the creation of scientific and industrial associations at universities, industrial state assignments, and more.

“The Polytechnic University is making its contribution to ensuring synergy between science and industry,” commented SPbPU Rector Andrey Rudskoy. “Our comprehensive cooperation with Rostec "It covers a wide range of areas: from the development of integrated technological solutions and industrial software to the creation of composite materials and the application of advanced digital and manufacturing technologies in high-tech industries, including UAV design. I am confident that the Council of Supporting Scientific and Educational Organizations at the Rostec State Corporation is an effective mechanism for developing cooperation between science and industry within the framework of the Strategy for Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation and the Decree of the President of Russia on national development goals for the country through 2030 and for the future through 2036."

At the meeting, cooperation agreements were signed with eight more universities: National Research University "MPEI", the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL), Kosygin Russian State University, Tupolev Kazan National Research Technical University – KAI (KNITU-KAI), Korolev Samara National Research University (SSAU), Ufa University of Science and Technology, and Novocherkassk Polytechnic University.

In total, the Council includes 28 universities.

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Hi-Tech Breakthrough: Enroll in a Master's Degree and Become a Marketing Pro!

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The annual scientific and practical marketing tournament with international participation, "Hi-Tech Breakthrough," has launched at the Institute of Marketing at the State University of Management.

Each participant in the "Hi-Tech Breakthrough" tournament has an excellent opportunity to demonstrate their management skills in developing marketing solutions, creating strategies for innovative startups, and promoting high-tech products. The competition also provides a unique opportunity to take the first step toward admission to a master's program in High-Tech Marketing.

Participants from other countries and stateless individuals who demonstrate outstanding personal achievements have been allocated places within the quota approved by the Russian government—60 this year! And all international students who do not have sufficient Russian proficiency will be offered the opportunity to study our language in the preparatory faculty. Of course, prizes await Russian competitors as well.

ATTENTION! Participation in the Tournament is only open to those with a higher education diploma and to university students in their final years. Everyone is welcome!

Registration for "Hi-Tech Breakthrough" is open until January 10, 2026.

The qualifying round will run from January 11 to February 15, 2026, and the final round will last from February 16 to March 1.

Subscribe to the tg channel “Our State University” Announcement date: 11/25/2025

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As part of the Designer's Day at SPbGASU, a meeting was held between students and practicing specialists.

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On November 17, the "Designer's Word" meeting was held at the "Growth Point" space of SPbGASU. The event, part of the celebration of Designer's Day, brought together students from various faculties who had the opportunity to interact with practicing specialists.

Anna Tsarenko, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Construction for Educational Work and Senior Lecturer in the Department of Construction Organization, and Valeria Melnik, Chair of the Faculty of Construction's Student Council, addressed the participants with welcoming remarks.

The speakers at the meeting were:

Anton Tukkiya, CEO of the engineering company Gorod-A; Konstantin Ustinov, chief project engineer of the Samolet company; Alexandra Rakhmankulova, design engineer at Lengiproneftekhim LLC; Vladimir Nuriyev, head of the author's supervision department for St. Petersburg at Proektnoye Byuro R1 LLC; Alena Petrova, chief project architect at Proektnoye Byuro R1 LLC; Andrey Koronin, head of the design department at SK Gorod LLC; Margarita Komarets, CEO of St-8 LLC; Anton Nazarov, chief designer at LEGENDA DOM LLC.

During the live discussion, students learned about design work, professional prospects, career development, and the skills in demand among today's professionals. Many students noted that after the meeting, they gained a better understanding of their future profession, new development goals, and increased motivation.

Third-year construction student Amina Magomedova: "The event was worth every minute. It was fascinating to listen to the speakers; I learned a lot about what I need to be prepared for in my future career, asked questions that were troubling me, and understood what I should strive for. These types of meetings allow you to see the profession from the inside and more accurately determine your own career path."

SPbGASU thanks all speakers and organizers for their contribution to the professional development of students.

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African journalists shared their impressions of visiting our university

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Last week, African journalists visited RUDN University as part of the "TASS – Africa: Path of Friendship" press tour. They discussed with the university's leadership the university's connections to the continent and its collaboration with African higher education institutions.

Excellent students and one talented underachiever

At the beginning of the meeting, RUDN University Vice-Rector for Strategic Communications Elena Apasova shared three stories about African students with the guests.

"The first story is when a group of students from South Africa came to visit us, and I asked one of them, 'Why RUDN University?' He replied that he really wanted to become a farmer, learn how to grow and process different fruits. The second thing I want to tell you about is our annual A-Level Students' Gathering, which is approaching. Two students from Africa have been studying for 10 semesters at the Medical Institute, earning straight A's, which is no easy feat. And the third story is about our cameraman, Junior, who is filming today's event. He entered RUDN University's Physics and Mathematics Department and received many, many Ds. But we saw that he is a natural cameraman, has a keen eye, and is good with a camera. Now he is studying journalism. At our university, every student can change their professional development path," says Elena Apasova.

After sharing students' stories, the vice-rector moved on to talk about the university itself. As Elena Mikhailovna noted, the RUDN family is very large: 200,000 alumni worldwide. Our university is the most multidisciplinary and the "greenest" in the country. The university's researchers actively collaborate with their African colleagues. Together, they have written 540 publications, 10 of which are in the top 1% for citations.

"RUDN University has a grant system to support scientific research. Two African researchers (one from Algeria, the other from Egypt) received grants from the university. One research project focused on new crop management methods. The other focused on innovative methods for assessing agricultural soil pollution," said Elena Apasova.

Marina Rekets, RUDN University's Vice-Rector for International Affairs, added that 2,500 Africans study at RUDN University—from nearly every country on the continent, with the exception of Lesotho.

"We hope that next year we will have students from this country as well. We cannot help but emphasize and feel the special connection between RUDN and Africa. After all, one could say that RUDN began with Africa," said Marina Rekets.

According to her, RUDN University has trained nearly 16,000 specialists for African countries over the years. Furthermore, the university maintains partnerships with dozens of African universities.

Amazing RUDN University

The RUDN University guests eagerly asked questions about the unique aspects of studying at RUDN University, why the university was named after Patrice Lumumba, and the university's collaboration with educational institutions across the continent. They learned not only about the opportunities for African students to study and pursue research, but also about the students' creative self-fulfillment in the Interclub studios and the security measures taken on campus. At the end of the meeting, the delegation members received branded university merchandise. The African journalists were deeply impressed by the visit.

"I'm discovering Russia, it's my first time here, and it's wonderful. I was surprised at RUDN University by how many nationalities there are. I thought it would be 99% Russian and maybe two or three foreigners. But it turns out it's a small world, encompassing all nationalities and ethnic groups. Now I'm wondering if my daughter (she's 14 now) should apply here," says Tilado Apollinaire Abga, Director of Information at the Burkina Faso Press Agency.

"Your university lives up to its name. I was truly delighted to see that the Russian and African peoples are united. And that we share a common vision of respect for human dignity. I'm delighted to see so many African students coming here to study. They receive excellent training and degrees that enable them to build careers. So, I'm thrilled: I think that in the future, my children will come to study here, in Russia, at RUDN University," says Vanet Mercia Loemba, editorial director of the ACI Pointe-Noire bureau from the Republic of Congo.

"Compared to what we hear and see in other media, with the information coming from everywhere spreading negative propaganda about Russia, what we saw here was completely different. We realized that Russia is a hospitable country, a country with a high level of social responsibility, a wonderful country because you can have a good time there. Specifically, at RUDN, I liked how you value every student. You treat students like a son or daughter. You recognize each student's potential and help them find what they're best at," said Marlis Rosi Lorian Chibinda Bachi, Head of the Government Information Department.

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SPbGASU expands cooperation with leading Chinese universities

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North China University of Water Resources and Hydropower

On November 23, representatives of the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering visited the Faculty of Ecology and Environment of the North China University of Water Resources and Hydropower (NCUWHR) as part of strengthening international cooperation and exchanging scientific experience.

Ekaterina Terekhova, Associate Professor of the Department of Water Use and Ecology and Candidate of Engineering, and Roman Gurdin, Assistant Professor, represented SPbGASU on the business trip. The delegation was met by Li Haihua, Dean of the Department; Chen Weisheng, Vice Dean; Gao Kang, Deputy Director of the Yellow River Research Institute; Zhu Yanqing, Director of the Experimental and Training Center; and Wang Dongliang, a graduate of SPbGASU's Master's program.

During the visit, the Russian delegation toured the Analytical and Testing Center, the microbiology laboratory, the pump and pumping station laboratory, the water purification laboratory, and other specialized laboratories in the field of water supply and sanitation. SPbGASU representatives highly praised the modern equipment of the research facilities, which provide full and open access for graduate students and create favorable conditions for conducting research.

The Chinese colleagues expressed interest in further developing bilateral cooperation. Participants focused on the prospects for joint research and the possibility of inviting Russian graduate students to participate in projects in ecology and municipal management. The visit gave new impetus to international cooperation and laid the foundation for future initiatives to train professional personnel and implement research projects.

Founded in 1951, North China University of Water Resources and Hydropower is one of China's leading specialized universities. The university comprises 26 academic departments and 185 research institutes, including the Yellow River Basin Water Resources Efficient Use Innovation Center, the Yellow River Research Institute, and the Henan Provincial Laboratory of Aquatic Environment Modeling and Purification. The university offers 69 undergraduate programs, 42 master's programs, and five doctoral programs, underscoring its importance in research and education.

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About three million water quality tests have been conducted in Moscow since the beginning of the year.

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City Services specialists have conducted nearly three million water quality tests since the beginning of the year, according to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Urban Development. Petr Biryukov.

"Moscow consumes nearly three million cubic meters of water daily, and there are approximately 13,000 kilometers of water mains in the capital. This complex system requires constant monitoring and, if necessary, prompt adjustments. This year, nearly three million different tests were conducted, which once again confirmed that the water supplied to Muscovites' taps complies with all standards," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Currently, the condition of the capital's water is analyzed using a maximum number of physical, chemical, and biological indicators—200 in total. Its quality is monitored throughout its entire flow: at the water source, at water treatment plants, and in the distribution network.

The devices monitor changes in key water composition indicators 24/7. Data from the analyzers is fed into a unified information system, allowing specialists to quickly make decisions about adjusting treatment procedures. The ongoing testing confirms that the water supplied to Muscovites' taps complies with all relevant standards.

In addition to laboratory testing, over 500 automatic monitoring devices monitor water quality in real time. Their analysis results are transmitted to the capital's social and hygienic monitoring system.

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The Winter University in Engineering Sciences has launched at the Polytechnic University.

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On November 24, the Winter University in Engineering Sciences, "Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies," opened at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. Organized by SPbPU's Advanced Engineering School "Digital Engineering," the event is supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, the Federal State Autonomous Institution "Sociocenter," SPbPU International Services, and the SPbPU Applicant Services Center.

The goal of the Winter University is to strengthen ties and expand collaboration among young engineers. The project aims to develop engineering competencies and enhance students' qualifications in areas such as digital technologies, systems digital engineering, and artificial intelligence.

SPbPU's Advanced Engineering School, "Digital Engineering," is one of the best in the country and one of only three schools organizing an event of such scale and significance as the Winter University in Engineering Sciences. This year's theme, "Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies," will once again bring together talented young people passionate about digital twin technologies and industrial/engineering AI, cutting-edge neural network architectures, and science-intensive innovations in digital engineering and advanced manufacturing. This year's Winter University program is aligned with SPbPU's Development Program to 2030 and includes tracks based on three key scientific and technological areas (KST) for the university's development: systems digital engineering; materials, technologies, and manufacturing; "Artificial intelligence for solving cross-industry problems," comments Alexey Borovkov, chief designer of the SPbPU Scientific and Technical Development Center "System Digital Engineering" and director of the SPbPU Advanced Engineering School "Digital Engineering."

This year, international participation has expanded, with third- and fourth-year engineering and technical students from Russia, the CIS, China, India, Iran, South Africa, Cuba, and Indonesia taking part.

Vice-Rector for International Affairs Dmitry Arsenyev shared his opinion: "This is our third Winter University in Engineering. Each year, the geographic range of participants grows, demonstrating the great interest in the program, its topics, and the competencies of the Polytechnic University. Each year, it's a major international event, with students from various countries coming to the Northern Capital and the Polytechnic University to not only expand their knowledge base but also get to know St. Petersburg and make new friends from around the world."

This year, the Polytechnic University's Winter University acquired a key industrial partner: the Kronstadt Engineering Education Center, Russia's first online platform for training in best engineering practices.

As part of a module from the Kronstadt Center for Engineering Education, Winter University participants will undergo the same work cycle as working engineers. Students will solve specific problems related to their field of work in the fields of design, modeling, and testing, noted Sergey Salkutsan, Director of the Center for Continuing Professional Education at the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU, "Digital Engineering."

Before the opening of the Winter University, Sergei Salkutsan visited"Morning in St. Petersburg" program On the Saint Petersburg TV channel, he spoke in detail about how the Polytechnic University unites students from all over the world and implements a large-scale project related to engineering and the use of artificial intelligence.

The two-week educational intensive was also supported by such large companies and corporations as Gazprom Neft, UEC, TVEL, Centrotech-Engineering, Power Machines, Severstal, and others.

The Winter University program, hosted by SPbPU's PISh, is designed for 200 participants and consists of technical modules, an introductory Russian language course for English-speaking students, and a cultural and entertainment program. The program includes three equivalent engineering tracks, taught in Russian and English, consisting of educational modules, project-based lab modules, and laboratory courses.

The Technologist track for Russian-speaking students

Digital Transformation and Lean Manufacturing Laboratory Intelligent Robotics and Cyber-Physical Systems Laboratory (Smart Manufacturing and Industrial AI) Project Laboratory for the Application of AI Technologies to Various Types of Data Polymer Composite Materials Laboratory

The "Engineer" track for Russian-speaking students

Modern engineering in high-tech industries, Aircraft wing aerodynamics, Design laboratory for personal effectiveness. Personal and professional skills development training.

The Innovator track for English-speaking students

Intelligent Robotics and Cyber-Physical Systems Lab (Smart Manufacturing and Industrial AI) Supply Chain Management Design Lab Opportunity Recognition and Idea Generation for High-Tech Startups

Each track combines a design module, an industrial partner module, a soft skills module, and a project module. The modules are offered in parallel, each lasting two days and taught in groups of 15-20 students. Over the course of two weeks, students will gain insight into business process optimization, industrial AI technologies, advanced neural network architectures, polymer composite materials, and modern digital engineering technologies.

The Winter University in Engineering Sciences "Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies" will conclude on December 7, 2025.

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Polytechnic University Media November: Scientists in the Media Spotlight, and Sports at the Top of the News

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The St. Petersburg Polytechnic University is a brand known far beyond Russia's borders. It even appears in the legendary science fiction series "The Big Bang Theory." And, of course, the Polytechnic University's name is constantly featured in the media. To ensure you don't miss a thing, we'll be sharing monthly what various media outlets are writing and showing about our university.

Let's start with November. According to the Medialogia monitoring system, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University was mentioned more than 2,000 times in regional and federal media for the last month of autumn, with the combined audience of all publications exceeding 70 million people. Journalists traditionally cover the Polytechnic University's scientific, educational, cultural, and international activities. We'll highlight a few of these publications.

In November, the International Multimedia Press Center of the Rossiya Segodnya Media Group (Moscow) hosted a press conference titled "Engineers of the Future: Research by Scientists Changing the World Today." The event focused on the work of scientists from Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. The press conference generated considerable interest, and over 20 news items were published following it, including:

VRIA Novosti"Business Petersburg"Gazeta.ruBusiness magazine "Profile"Newspaper "Search"

The federal television channel NTV aired the program "My Universities. The Future is in the Present." Issue about Polytechnic University The program was hosted by actor, director, and world champion ballroom dancer Arsen Agamalyan and Tatyana Yushchina, a student at the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University's Institute of Civil Engineering. The hosts visited the Polytechnic University's most advanced laboratories, met scientists and engineers, climbed the Hydrotower, danced in the White Hall, learned to play volleyball with the "Black Bears-Polytechnic" women's team, and even put out a fire with a firefighting drone.

More than 15 publications have been published about a new scientific development by Polytechnic University scientists—an improved mixing grid for a small modular nuclear reactor (SMR), designed for additive manufacturing. One of them—in"St. Petersburg Diary".

Almost 10,000 people read the longread. "Science for Growth." SPbPU Scientists Present World-Changing Developments RIA Novosti reports. The article introduces the Polytechnic University's scientific developments, created with the support of the Priority 2030 program.

The media also reports on the Polytechnicians' sporting achievements. Vecherniy Sankt-Peterburg reported onvictory of the SPbPU team in the top division of the National Student Football League.

Polytechnic University scientists, staff, and faculty traditionally become the subjects of numerous TV reports. For example, TV channel "78" aired a program about the new scientific tourism trend in St. Petersburg.illustrations from several laboratories and the Polytechnic Supercomputer Center.

And recently, the director of the Center for Continuing Professional Education of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU, Sergei Salkutsan, was on the air of the Saint Petersburg TV channel spoke about the Winter University.

The Public Relations Office encourages all Polytechnics to share information about new developments, promising research, and exciting university events that deserve widespread coverage. You can send questions and suggestions to mass media@spbstu.ru

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