About the training program
The program prepares specialists in the design, engineering, and research of power machines, installations, and control systems. The curriculum covers mechanics, thermodynamics, electrical engineering, and modern engineering design methods. Students study the operating principles of gas-turbine and steam-turbine installations, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and methods for improving the energy efficiency, reliability, and safety of equipment. The training focuses on developing and improving power engineering equipment and implementing innovative engineering solutions.
What do graduates do?
Graduates are in demand in power engineering, electric power engineering, industry, and engineering organizations. They may work at enterprises engaged in the development, manufacture, operation, and modernization of gas-turbine and steam-turbine units, power machines, and hydraulic and pneumatic equipment. Their professional activities involve engineering design, the study of operating processes, the development of control systems, improving the energy efficiency and reliability of equipment, and implementing advanced technical solutions. Possible areas of work include design, engineering calculations, research, and project development.
