About training
Graduates of the program are researchers and developers proficient in nanotechnology, micro- and nanosystems; electronics of ultrahigh frequencies; optical and quantum electronics; electronic devices and devices for monitoring, control and diagnostics; ion-plasma processes.
Key points
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The program conducts advanced science training and aims for developing student’s creative abilities. Most of our graduates are scientists, engineers, businessmen, some are musicians and poets, - and one of them is a Nobel Prize winner;
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High-tech equipment and modern information technologies to help the training;
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Students can take internships in leading Russian and international companies and St. Petersburg-based enterprises.
Departments
After their 2nd year students can choose their major for further studies:
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Electronic Devices;
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Microelectronics and Solid State Electronics;
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Microwave Electronics;
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Nanotechnology in Electronics;
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Physical Electronics;
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Quantum and Optical Electronics.
International partnership
International internships and training
Every year students take internships in Germany, Great Britain, Finland, France, Switzerland, etc. Certificates and diplomas of European standard are issued as the result of such internships and training programs. Best final-year students have the opportunity to participate in the Double Degree program. The main partner universities are stated below:
Dresden University of Technology (Germany); Leibniz University of Hanover (Germany); University of Kaiserslautern (Germany); University of Wuppertal (Germany); University of Munich (Germany); Berlin University of Technology (Germany); Jülich Research Center (Germany); Cambridge University (Great Britain); University of St. Andrews (UK); University of Birmingham (United Kingdom); University of Glasgow (UK); Lisbon University of Technology (Portugal); University of South Carolina (USA); Texas Tech University (USA); University of Colorado (USA); University of Troyes (France); Ben Gurion University (Israel); Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland); University of Oulu (Finland); Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden).
