Department “Technology of aircraft production”

prepares bachelors, masters and PhD in specialty 131 “Applied mechanics”

Educational program:

Aircraft production technologies

Studying at the following levels of education:

Bachelor’s degree

  • full-time – by state order (free of charge) and on a contract basis after secondary school;
  • full-time – by state order (free of charge) and on a contract basis with the qualification level “junior specialist” for the training of bachelors under a shortened program (3 years);
  • extramural study (free and contract).

Master’s degree

  • full-time – by state order (free of charge) and on a contractual basis;
  • extramural study (free and contract).

PhD

  • full-time – by state order (free of charge) and on a contractual basis;
  • extramural study (free and contract).

Everyone has the opportunity to get:

  • Master’s degree from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Otto von Gerike University of Magdeburg and an internship in Germany.
  • second higher education (for 2-3 years) in the following areas:
    • higher economic education;
    • higher education in management and marketing;
    • military and technical education at the military institute of KPI named after Igor Sikorsky.

By choosing our specialty, you will become a specialist thanks to the acquired knowledge in such areas as:

  • Design of aircraft;
  • Computer modeling of technological processes;
  • Programming in production processes;
  • Basics of three-dimensional modeling;
  • Assembling processes of units, aggregates and products;
  • Welded joints in aircraft structures;
  • Technologies of hot stamping in aircraft construction;
  • Technologies for manufacturing rubber and plastic parts;
  • Additive technologies;
  • Technologies for manufacturing parts from composite materials;
  • Methods of measurement and registration of parameters of technological processes;
  • Mechanical processing processes;
  • Theory and processes of procurement and stamping production;
  • Machining technologies on CNC machines;
  • Standardization in aircraft construction;
  • Aviation materials science;
  • Mechanical processing of materials;
  • Processing technologies of powder materials;
  • Forming of parts by hydroelastic medium;
  • Production of profiles from aluminum alloys and others.

The best students have the opportunity, after receiving a master’s degree, to enter graduate school.

REGULATIONS of the Department of Technology of Aircraft Production (Regulations on the structural unit)