graduate employment
NUST MISIS pays special attention to the organization of practical training, internships, and assistance with the employment of students and graduates. The university operates a comprehensive career guidance system that helps students choose their future professional path and take their first steps in the chosen field as early as the first year of study.
Employment assistance
Professional guidance for students at MISIS University begins in the first year. To support this, the university has created a career development ecosystem that includes building students’ professional pathways and cooperation with leading partner companies.
The Career and Practical Training Center is a university unit whose goal is to support students with employment issues.
The employment rate of the university’s graduates has reached 96.8%.
Every year, more than 9,000 NUST MISIS students undertake practical training and internships at high-tech Russian and international companies.
In 2024, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia included the NUST MISIS Career and Practical Training Center in the list of best practices for cooperation between universities and the executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and enterprises in addressing personnel needs.
Where graduates work
Employment
MISIS University successfully cooperates with 1,649 major Russian and international companies, organizations, and enterprises that actively recruit students for practical training and internships. Key business partners include Rosatom, Sibur, Metalloinvest, Nornickel, Sber, VK, and others.
Sber
Graduates can begin their careers as information systems implementation consultants, business analysts, systems analysts, project managers, and systems architects.
Severstal
Graduates are in demand in the field of equipment and technology development and can work as operators of multifunctional robotic systems in various industries, from aerospace to the oil and gas sector.
MMC "Norilsk Nickel"
Graduates work after completing their studies as BIM managers and design engineers, support the design process, develop and implement software, and create new industry standards.
State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom
Graduates engage in scientific research or become R&D specialists in technology companies.