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Constant transformations and changes for the better in the system of Soviet higher education can be studied on the example of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, whose faculties and specialties changed along with discoveries in such scientific fields, as electronics, telemechanics, radio engineering and many others. Throughout its activities MPEI was considered prestigious university which is difficult to enter. In this sense, little has changed in the history of the institute, except that new faculties have appeared that meet the requirements of recent times.

History of MPEI

Not every university in the country can boast of such a number of transformations that have fallen to the lot of the Moscow Technical University). The great need for engineers in the electrical and thermal field, caused by the large-scale electrification of the country, became the reason for the unification in 1930 of two metropolitan universities- MVTU im. Bauman and INH them. Plekhanov at MPEI. Since that time, the Moscow Power Engineering Institute has been constantly expanding, following the country's needs for new specialists.

For comparison:

1932 - 6 faculties: electrical engineering, thermal engineering, electrical engineering, electrical transport, telecommunications and engineering and economics.
In 1933 a department of physics and energy was opened.
In 1950 - the launch of its own combined heat and power plant, which is training ground and at present.
1953 - the department of industrial thermal power engineering appears.
1958 - 2 new directions in science opened departments: "automation and computer technology" and "electronics".
Since 1967, the university has been granted the right to train students on its own curriculum, which led completely to new level the whole educational process at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute.
Faculties and specialties in it are constantly updated. So by 1975 there were 16 faculties in 44 specialties.

Years the status of the Institute changes again. As it becomes a leading university with educational programs in the field of electronics, energy and IT technologies, it is awarded the title of National research university Moscow Power Engineering Institute.

At present, MPEI unites 9 institutes, in which a total of 70 faculties work, more than 170 scientific laboratories, own thermal power plant and television center, stadium, library and cultural center.

The main direction of study at MPEI

Every year, this institute recruits for undergraduate, specialist and graduate departments. In order for an applicant to enter the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, the passing score must meet the criteria established by the faculties. For example, here are some of them:

At the department of "Power engineering" are taken into account: the minimum score in mathematics - 40; in physics - 40; in Russian - 50.
Department of Engineering and Economics: in mathematics, the minimum score is 35; in physics - 40; in Russian - 40.

Faculty of Design: drawing - 40 points, portfolio - 40, Russian language - 40, literature - 35.
Faculty of Linguistics: in Russian - 40 points, in a foreign language - 25, in history - 40.

Thus, at all 9 stationary departments, 5 evening and 5 part-time departments for each specialty, the subjects required for admission and minimum scores according to the results of passing the exam.

Applicants are notified through the bulletins of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute. Passing scores for 2017 could also be found at the annual open day.

Engineering and Economic Department (Institute)

Back in the 30s, the Faculty of Engineering and Economics was opened at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, and since then it has never been disbanded. Currently, it is training in the following specialties:

On full-time and evening offices future specialists in applied informatics in economics are trained. In a four or five-year (full-time / part-time) educational program: training of developers of automation of production processes and information systems.
Branch " Information security» for 4-5 years (in-patient / in absentia) prepares specialists who create, configure and install information security programs.

The Faculty of Quality Management for 4-5 years (full-time / evening) trains specialists who are in demand in the industry. It is they who research production processes, control and develop new ways to track the quality of products with minimal financial costs.
The economic department trains analysts working in the field of anti-crisis economics. It is the graduates of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, specializing in economics, who develop programs that bring production and entire industries out of crisis situations. Collection of information, its analysis and a way to find a solution in the most Hard times world crisis, this is what is taught for 5 years in absentia and 4 years in person at this department.
To become a financial manager, you should enter the MPEI in the department of "Management". The main field of activity: entrepreneurship, municipal and city government.
The faculty of "Business Informatics" provides training in such popular new specialties as business process optimizers, information systems designers.

For over 80 years, the MPEI Institute of Engineering and Economics has been preparing specialists who are in demand in the main areas of production and business.

Distance additional education

Not all applicants can study at the hospital due to personal reasons. The following faculties and specialties are open for them at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute:

Informatics and computer technology.
Power industry.
Technical systems management.
Economics.
Management.
Business Informatics.

Provides students with access to all training materials and control. Interaction between them and teachers is carried out in the form of webinars. This training method is also used:

For professional retraining specialists - from six months to 2.5 years.
Advanced training - from two days to six months.

In the world of information technology, distance learning is becoming the most advanced form of knowledge acquisition.

Humanitarian and applied disciplines

This faculty trains specialists in such fields as:

Advertising and public relations. This type of activity is very important, since it is these specialists who not only create and manage communication processes, but also form public opinion on one issue or another.
The department of "Linguistics" trains translators who carry out both translation activities, and preparation and holding of negotiations, conferences and other events in foreign languages, conduct excursions and deal with business documentation.
The department of "Design" has long ceased to be associated only with the interior, as such professions as landscape and graphic design. You can become specialists in this direction by enrolling in MPEI.

The institute's humanitarian and applied disciplines allow creative talented young people to express themselves in society and make a career in their chosen specialty, since the diploma of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute is highly valued by employers.

Radio engineering and electronics

For more than a dozen years, MPEI graduates have been conducting research activities in such industries as radio apparatus engineering, electronics and nanoelectronics. Get quality education in this area it is possible at the faculties:

Radio engineering.
Radioelectronic systems.
Nanoelectronics.
Biotechnical systems.

Specialists of this profile are always in demand where they produce equipment and systems that work with electromagnetic and other types of waves, the task of which is to obtain and process information about the external environment.

Automation and computer technology

In the world modern technologies specialists who develop computer technology and compose programs for computer networks are in high demand. learn mathematical modeling and software computer technology is available at MPEI at the Faculty of Automation.

Educational programs of the department:

Education applied mathematics and informatics.
Computing and measuring systems.
Instrumentation.
Control and automation of technical systems.

Today most of industrial and commercial equipment are equipped with computer program control. Many specialists of this faculty carry out their design, adjustment and repair.

Institutes of Electrical Engineering and Energy

Specialists in the field of service and maintenance of electrical engineering and equipment are no less in demand on the labor market. Graduates of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, faculty and specialty "Electrical Engineering and Energy", work at power plants and objects of electric power systems.

It is they who check, maintain and repair equipment at power supply enterprises of cities, towns, enterprises and transport systems. Education at the faculty lasts 4 years at the stationary department and 5 years at the correspondence department.

Thermal and nuclear energy

Light and warmth bring to all corners of the country former graduates MPEI. Training at the Faculty of Thermal and atomic energy» specialists in the development of thermonuclear, robotic, electronic, mechatronic and other types of systems - this is the key to constantly improving the reliability and safety of thermal and nuclear power plants.

Graduates of this faculty also work as researchers in the field of conversion of nuclear and other types of energy into heat.

What MPEI gives to youth

Get quality higher education- it's a pledge successful career. Teaching Staff Institute and Academic Council are developing educational programs with in-depth study subjects, while obtaining practical skills in laboratories. Moscow Power Engineering Institute and its students participate in scientific programs and international activities.

Student campus for 3000 places, health and sports events, youth musical groups and a rock group, their own newspaper, radio and television center - all this is aimed at ensuring that student life at MPEI was interesting and full of positive impressions.

Almaty University of Energy and Communications (AUES)
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Year of foundation	1975
Reorganized	1997
Type	Non-profit joint stock company
Rector	Sagintaeva Saule Savetovna
Location	Almaty
Legal address	Baitursynov street, 126
Website	aipet.kz

Almaty University of Energy and Communications(kaz. Almaty Power Engineering Zhane Baylanys University (AEzhBU), English Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications (AUPET)) is a higher educational institution in Almaty (Kazakhstan). Located at the intersection of Baitursynov and Gabdullina streets. Created on January 10, 1997 on the basis of the Almaty Energy Institute (AEI), which existed from 1975 to 1997. Is the first non-state technical university with the status of a non-profit organization. Education is conducted in Kazakh and Russian languages. In 2013, training began at English language so far in two specialties: "Radio Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications" and "Power Engineering".

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History of the institute

In 1975, at the suggestion of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan and the Council of Ministers of the Kazakh SSR, the Central Committee of the CPSU and the Council of Ministers of the USSR decided to establish the Almaty Energy Institute on the basis of the Energy Department of the Kazakh Polytechnic Institute. This was dictated by the rapid development of the Ekibastuz fuel and energy complex, the construction of powerful thermal power plants, unique ultra-high voltage power lines, which required power engineers in in large numbers and in a wide range of specialties.

In 1989, the Almaty Energy Institute was the first in Kazakhstan and one of the few in the Soviet Union to be certified by the Commission of the State Inspectorate of State Education of the USSR. The high level of training of specialists at the AEI was officially recognized at the union level, and this is an undoubted success for the team of students, teachers and the leadership of the institute.

In May 1996, by a decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a large-scale reorganization of the network of higher educational institutions was carried out: regional universities by merging former independent higher education institutions. Almaty Energy Institute was attached to the Kazakh National technical university as structural unit- "Educational and Scientific Complex of Energy and Telecommunications" (UNK EiTK).

Since July 2010, the Almaty Institute of Energy and Communications has received the status of a university with the right to train PhD undergraduates and doctoral students and a new name - non-profit joint stock company "Almaty University of Energy and Communications" (AUES).

University structure

As of 2013, 5,800 students study at the University.

Four faculties with daily form training: radio engineering and communications, thermal power, electric power, aerospace and information technologies. The faculties unite 22 departments, 13 of which are graduating departments. There are two more faculties: the faculty additional education and faculty distance learning and retraining of specialists.

There are the following departments:

Department of Thermal Power Plants (TEU)

Department of Industrial Thermal Power Engineering (PTE)

Department of Engineering Cybernetics (EC)

Department of Economics, Organization and Production Management (EOiPM)

Chair foreign languages(AND I)

Department of Physics

Department of Power Supply industrial enterprises(EPP)

Department of Electric Drives and Automation of Industrial Installations (EAPU)

Department of Power Plants, Networks and Systems (ESSS)

Department of Labor Protection and environment(OTiOS)

Chair Theoretical foundations electrical engineering (TOE)

Department of Social Disciplines (SD)

Department of Russian and Kazakh languages(RIKYA)

Department of Radio Engineering (RT)

Department of Telecommunication Systems (TCS)

Department of Automatic Telecommunications (NPP)

Department of Economics and Management in Communications (EMS)

Chair Engineering graphics and Applied Mechanics (IGiPM)

Chair higher mathematics(VM)

Department of Electronics (E)

Chair computer technology(CT)

Chair Information systems(IS)

Chair physical education(FV)

Directions of study

AUPET is one of the few universities in Kazakhstan that trains highly qualified specialists in energy, telecommunications and IT technologies throughout the region of Central Asia.

The university trains specialists in the specialties of bachelor's, master's and doctoral studies PhD.

Prepares specialists in the following main specialties according to the classifier of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan:

Space equipment and technologies;

Radio engineering, electronics and telecommunications;

Thermal power engineering;

Power industry;

Computing equipment and software;

Information Systems.

Informatics.

Automation and control.

Instrumentation.

Life safety and environmental protection.

Information security systems.

Energy supply of agriculture.

AUPET graduates actively participate in the Bolashak program, study and receive master's and PhD degrees both in universities of the CIS countries and in leading foreign universities.

AUPET graduates are successfully employed in their specialty not only in Kazakhstan, but also in such countries of near and far abroad as: Russia, Germany and other countries of the European Union, the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Israel, etc.

Extra education

AUPET students have the opportunity to simultaneously receive two diplomas: a bachelor's degree in the main specialty and a diploma in economics from the Moscow Energy Institute (MPEI) under the program distance learning.

Also on the basis of the University there is a regional Cisco Academy, which, in addition to students and teachers of local academies, teaches Microsoft IT Academy, it is possible to take D-Link and Oracle courses.

University buildings

The university consists of three buildings located in close proximity from each other. The buildings are named respectively “Building A” (more south) and “Building B” (more north), between them is located the “Building C” built in 2010, renamed “Building D”, in honor of the first rector of NJSC "AUES" Daukeev G J.

For convenience, all buildings are connected by transitions. There are also 3 hostels for up to 1200 people.

Rectors

The first rector of the Almaty Energy Institute - Doctor technical sciences, Professor Albert Vasilievich Bolotov who led the institute for ten years. Over the years, the institute has become one of the leading universities of the republic, the third energy university in the USSR (after the Moscow and Ivanovo energy institutes).

In 1985, a doctor of technical sciences was appointed rector of the Almaty Energy Institute. Alexander Fedorovich Bogatyrev.

From 1994 to 1996 the Institute was headed by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor German Gennadievich Trofimov. In 1996, the Almaty Energy Institute was attached to the Kazakh National Technical University as a structural unit - the "Educational and Scientific Complex of Energy and Telecommunications" (UNK EiTK).

Daukeev, Gumarbek Zhusupbekovich (1996, 1997-2014) - historically the fourth rector, the first rector of NJSC "AUES". In 1996-1997, he served as director of the educational and scientific complex of energy and telecommunications of KazNTU. Since April 1997 - Rector of the Almaty Institute of Energy and Communications

Bakenov Kairat Asangalievich - rector in 2014-2016

Syrgaliev Yerzhan Omirkhanovich - Rector of AUPET since April 15, 2016

Plan:

1 History of the institute
2 University structure
3 Directions of study
4 Extra education
5 External links

Introduction

Almaty University of Energy and Communications(kaz. Almaty Power Engineering Zhane Baylanys University (AEzhBU), English Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications (AUPET) listen)) is a higher educational institution in Alma-Ata (Kazakhstan). Located at the intersection of Baitursynov and Gabdullina streets. Created on January 10, 1997 on the basis of the Almaty Energy Institute (AEI), which existed from 1975 to 1997. It is the first non-state technical university with the status of a non-profit organization. Education is conducted in Kazakh and Russian languages. The university consists of three buildings located in close proximity to each other. The buildings are referred to respectively as "Building A" (more south) and "Building B" (more north), between them is the "Building C" built in 2010. For convenience, all buildings are connected by transitions. There are also 3 hostels for up to 1200 people.

1. History of the Institute

1960 - The beginning of the training of energy engineers in Kazakhstan - the opening of the energy faculty in the Kazakh polytechnic institute(KazPTI named after V.I. Lenin)

1975 - Energy faculty of KazPTI was separated into an independent university - Almaty Energy Institute (AEI)

1997 - By the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, it was reorganized into the Almaty Institute of Energy and Communications (AIES)

July 1, 2010 - By the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, it was reorganized into the Almaty University of Energy and Communications (AUES)

2. Structure of the university

As of 01.09.2008 4388 students study at the University. Three faculties with full-time education: radio engineering and communications, heat and power and electric power. The faculties unite 21 departments, 13 of which are graduating departments. There are two more faculties: the faculty pre-university training and faculty of distance learning and retraining of specialists.

There are the following departments:

Department of Thermal Power Plants (TEU)
Department of Industrial Thermal Power Engineering (PTE)
Department of Engineering Cybernetics (EC)
Department of Economics, Organization and Production Management (EOiPM)
Department of Foreign Languages (FL)
Department of Physics
Department of Power Supply of Industrial Enterprises (EPP)
Department of Electric Drives and Automation of Industrial Installations (EAPU)
Department of Power Plants, Networks and Systems (ESSS)
Department of Labor and Environmental Protection (OH&S)
Department of Theoretical Foundations of Electrical Engineering (TOE)
Department of Social Disciplines (SD)
Department of Russian and Kazakh Languages (RIKYA)
Department of Radio Engineering (RT)
Department of Telecommunication Systems (TCS)
Department of Automatic Telecommunications (NPP)
Department of Economics and Management in Communications (EMS)
Department of Engineering Graphics and Applied Mechanics (IGiPM)
Department of Higher Mathematics (VM)
Department of Electronics (E)
Computer Technology (CT)
Department of Physical Education (PhV)

3. Directions of study

AUPET is one of the few universities in Kazakhstan that trains highly qualified specialists in energy and telecommunications throughout the region of Central Asia.

The university trains specialists in undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate specialties. It trains specialists in the following main professions according to the Ministry of Education:

Space equipment and technologies;
Radio engineering, electronics and telecommunications;
Thermal power engineering;
Power industry;
Computing equipment and software;
Information Systems.

The diploma and qualifications of the graduates of AUPET are recognized in Israel.

4. Additional training

AIPET students have the opportunity to simultaneously receive two diplomas: a bachelor's degree in the main specialty and a diploma in economics from the Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) under the distance learning program. Also on the basis of the University there is a Cisco Academy, it is possible to take D-Link, Oracle courses.

5. External links

Official site
Information and educational portal
student site
Research laboratory of students "Information technologies"
Website of the Department of Computer Technologies of AIPET
AIPET IT Olympiad website
Website of the Department of Electronics of AIPET

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Almaty University of Energy and Communications (AUES)

Year of foundation
Rector	Daukeev G.Zh.
Location
Legal address	Baytursynov 126
Website

History of the institute

1960 - The beginning of the training of power engineers in Kazakhstan - the opening of the energy faculty at the Kazakh Polytechnic Institute (KazPTI named after V.I. Lenin)

1975 - Energy faculty of KazPTI was separated into an independent university - Almaty Energy Institute (AEI)

1997 - By the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, it was reorganized into the Almaty Institute of Energy and Communications (AIES)

July 1, 2010 - By the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, it was reorganized into the Almaty University of Energy and Communications (AUES)

University structure

As of 01.09.2008 4388 students study at the University. Three faculties with full-time education: radio engineering and communications, heat and power and electric power. The faculties unite 21 departments, 13 of which are graduating departments. There are two more faculties: the faculty of pre-university training and the faculty of distance learning and retraining of specialists.

There are the following departments:

Department of Thermal Power Plants (TEU)
Department of Industrial Thermal Power Engineering (PTE)
Department of Engineering Cybernetics (EC)
Department of Economics, Organization and Production Management (EOiPM)
Department of Foreign Languages (FL)
Department of Physics
Department of Power Supply of Industrial Enterprises (EPP)
Department of Electric Drives and Automation of Industrial Installations (EAPU)
Department of Power Plants, Networks and Systems (ESSS)
Department of Labor and Environmental Protection (OH&S)
Department of Theoretical Foundations of Electrical Engineering (TOE)
Department of Social Disciplines (SD)
Department of Russian and Kazakh Languages (RIKYA)
Department of Radio Engineering (RT)
Department of Telecommunication Systems (TCS)
Department of Automatic Telecommunications (NPP)
Department of Economics and Management in Communications (EMS)
Department of Engineering Graphics and Applied Mechanics (IGiPM)
Department of Higher Mathematics (VM)
Department of Electronics (E)
Department of Computer Technology (CT)
Department of Physical Education (PhV)

Directions of study

AUPET is one of the few universities in Kazakhstan that trains highly qualified specialists in energy and telecommunications throughout the region of Central Asia.

The university trains specialists in undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate specialties. It trains specialists in the following main professions according to the Ministry of Education:

Space equipment and technologies;
Radio engineering, electronics and telecommunications;
Thermal power engineering;
Power industry;
Computing equipment and software;
Information Systems.
Informatics.
Automation and control.
Instrumentation.
Life safety and environmental protection.
Information security systems.
Energy supply of agriculture.

The diploma and qualifications of the graduates of AUPET are recognized in Israel.

Almaty University of Energy and Communications (AUES)
Year of foundation	1975
Reorganized	1997, 2010
Type	Non-profit joint stock company
Rector	Sagintaeva Saule Savetovna
Location	Almaty
Legal address	st., 126/1
Website	aues.kz

Almaty University of Energy and Communications(kaz. Almaty Power Engineering Zhane Baylanys University (AEzhBU), English Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications (AUPET) listen)) is a higher educational institution in Almaty (Kazakhstan). Located at the intersection of Baitursynov and Gabdullina streets. Created on January 10, 1997 on the basis of the Almaty Energy Institute (AEI), which existed from 1975 to 1997. It is the first non-state technical university with the status of a non-profit organization. Education is conducted in Kazakh and Russian languages. In 2013, training in English began in two specialties so far: "Radio Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications" and "Power Engineering".

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Sagintaeva S. S. - Doctor economic sciences, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor of Mathematics, Academician International Academy informatization.

University structure[ | ]

As of 2017, over 4,000 students study at the University.

Four full-time institutes:

Institute of Space Engineering and Telecommunications,
Institute of Thermal Power Engineering and Heat Engineering,
Institute of Electricity and Electrical Engineering,
Institute of Control Systems and Information Technology;

Institutes unite 19 departments, 13 of which are graduating departments. There are two more faculties: the faculty of additional education and the faculty of distance learning and retraining of specialists.

There are the following departments:

Institute of Space Engineering and Telecommunications

Chair space technology and technology
Department of Telecommunication Networks and Systems
Department of Electronics and Robotics
Department of History and Culture of Kazakhstan
Department of spiritual and physical education

Institute of Thermal Power Engineering and Heat Engineering

Department of Industrial Heat Power Engineering
Department of thermal power plants
Department of labor safety and engineering ecology
Department of Technical Physics
Department of Management and Entrepreneurship

Institute of Electricity and Electrical Engineering

Department of Power Supply and Renewable Energy Sources
Department of Power Plants and Electric Power Systems
Department of Electrical Machines and Electric Drive
Department of Electrical Engineering

Institute of Control Systems and Information Technology

Department of IT-engineering
Department of Automation and Control
Department of Systems and Information Security
Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling
Department of Language Knowledge

AUES College [ | ]

AUES College was founded in 2017. The director of the College is Arshidinov Malikzhan Mamezhanovich.

Specialty:

1. 0901000 Electrical equipment of power stations and networks (by type)

2. 0906000 Thermal power plants of thermal power stations

3. 1302000 Automation and control (by profile)

4. 1304000 Computer technology and software

5. 1305000 Information systems

6. 1306000 Radio electronics and communications

Directions of study[ | ]

The university trains specialists in college, undergraduate, graduate and PhD specialties.

Prepares specialists in the following main specialties according to the classifier of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan:

Space equipment and technologies;
Radio engineering, electronics and telecommunications;
Thermal power engineering;
Power industry;
Computing equipment and software;
Information Systems.
Informatics.
Automation and control.
Instrumentation.
Life safety and environmental protection.
Information security systems.
Energy supply of agriculture.

Extra education[ | ]

University buildings[ | ]

The university consists of three buildings located in close proximity to each other. The buildings are named respectively "Building A" (more southerly) and "Building B" (more northerly), between them is located the "Building C" built in 2010, renamed "Building D", in honor of the first rector of NJSC "AUES" Daukeev G J.

For convenience, all buildings are connected by transitions. There are also 3 hostels for up to 1200 people.

Rectors [ | ]

Notable teachers[ | ]

Links [ | ]

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