2years
of study
120 ECTS Full-time mode
Tuition fee is 380 000 rubles per year (relevant for 2023/24 academic year).
Minimal entrance score is 40 points.
Program
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to develop new materials and technologies, build models of structure and properties evolution during treatment of alloys and use the models for prediction and calculation of properties, use multicomponent phase diagrams for optimization of alloy composition and heat treatment, detect causes of the production defects and breaking of the metallic constructions during operation, work with literature and patents for obtaining of the patentability and technical level of the product, perform researches in the field of physical metallurgy, solve the theoretical and applied problems of the physical metallurgy using system approach, choose methods and tests for estimation of alloys physical, mechanical, operational properties and structure, use databases, computer programs, and CAD/CAM software for the materials production problems solving, create technical documentation, scientific reports concluding the results of the investigation.
The key advantages of the program
The focused scientific track
For each student, we form a scientific and educational track based on his research interests, which allows him to concentrate on scientific work and deepen the required knowledge in particular disciplines.
Effective research supervision
Research work under the supervision of senior staff includes theoretical and experimental studies, publications in scientific journals, presentations and conferences for young scientists. Thus, supervisors encourage students to work and plan independently, give support and guidance, providing continuous motivation throughout the program. Students can also choose the supervisor based on their research topic and professional experience.
Metallic materials specialization
Materials science comprises a wide range of different materials, so the defining point of this program is the specialization in metallic materials. Thus, students conduct their research in the field of physical metallurgy: advanced aluminium alloys, super plasticity of metallic materials, modelling and simulation in physical metallurgy, new non-ferrous metal matrix composites, biocompatible materials and shape memory alloys, metallic glasses, additive manufacturing, elastic and anelastic behaviour of metallic materials.
Practice-oriented learning
Students work in teams for industrial projects and collaborate with scientists and students from other universities. In terms of scientific work, students have direct access to the latest advances in the development of alloys and use modern scientific equipment (training simulators, specialized software) during their research.
Publications in the first-quartile journals
Students actively publish their research papers, as well as co-authored articles in scientific journals with a high impact factor. We invite leading scientists as reviewers, and we also help students to increase the Hirsch index.
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courses in the fields of physical metallurgy, material science, thermodynamics, materials and technologies development, engineering, project management, etc.
Research work under the supervision of senior staff includes theoretical and experimental studies, publications in scientific journals, presentations at conferences for young scientists, and special seminars.
The main directions of research work are advanced aluminum alloys, superplasticity of metallic materials, modeling and simulation in physical metallurgy, new non-ferrous metal matrix composites, biocompatible materials, and shape memory alloys, metallic glasses, additive manufacturing, elastic and anelastic behavior of metallic materials.
Fundamental training via core and required courses:
- Foreign Language (English / Russian)
- Management of Quality
- Project Management
- Metallic Materials: Structure, Properties and Application
- Thermodynamic Computation and Analysis of Phase Diagrams of Multicomponent Systems
- Modelling and Optimization in Physical Metallurgy
- Development of Metallic Materials
- Thermal and Thermomechanical Treatment of Special Steels and Alloys
Laboratories and research supervisors
Research supervisors
Alexander Churyumov
PhD, Associate professor
Majors: Materials Science, Plastic Deformation of Metallic Materials, Microstructure Modelling, Mechanical Properties.
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
+7 495 955-01-34
churyumov@misis.ru
Anastasia Vladimirovna Mikhaylovskaya
PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Laboratory “Ultrafine-grained Metallic Materials”
Majors: Superplasticity, Aluminium Alloys, Titanium Alloys, Recrystallization, Materials Science
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
+7 495 638-44-80
mihaylovskaya@misis.ru
PhD, Associate Professor
Majors: Cast Aluminium Alloys, Microstructure Investigation, Heat Treatment, Materials Science
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
PhD, Associate Professor
Majors: Metal Science, Superplasticity, Heat Treatment, Aluminum Alloys, Titanium Alloys, Recrystallization
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
kotov@misis.ru
Alexey Solonin
PhD, Head of the Department of Physical Metallurgy of Non-ferrous Metals
Majors: Physical Metallurgy, Composites, Phase Equilibria, Modeling, Mechanical Properties, Structure, Conductive Alloys, Foams, Bulk Metallic Glasses, Additive Manufacturing, Digital Fabrication
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
+7 499 236-31-29
solonin@misis.ru
PhD, Leading Researcher
Majors: High Strength Aluminium Alloys, Microstructure Investigation, Additive Manufacturing
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
+7 495 339-99-00
v_cheverikin@misis.ru
Partners
Job opportunities
Throughout the program, students participate in research projects for Russian Aluminum Inc., Ilyushin Aircrafts JSC, Alcoa, European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS), Audi AG, Volkswagen Group and others. The alumni pursue successful careers in nuclear, aerospace and automotive industries, new materials research in Russia, Europe, USA, China and other countries.
FAQ
When do you start accepting new applications?
We start considering new applications for the next admission year in October. First interviews initiate in February and are conducted on a weekly basis till the end of July.
What documents are required to apply?
You are requested to submit the following admission documents:
- A scanned copy of the passport biographical page with the Notarized translation into Russian language;
- A scanned copy of the Bachelor diploma and Transcript with the notarized translation into Russian language;
- The Statement on standard medical form indicating no contraindications for studying in Russia, with note on results of HIV test with notarized translation into Russian language.
The Medical Certificate is expected to have the statements of the following medical specialists: therapist, surgeon, neurologist, otorhinolaryngologist, ophthalmologist, as well as the results of RW blood test and ECG.
To register for the interview it is enough to submit the originals of your passport bio-page and your Diploma with transcript as well as your motivation letter and CV in English.
What is the entrance exam?
The entrance exam is organized online in the form of interview. You will be expected to answer several questions related to the subject area. To get prepared use examination content at the top of the page.
What is minimum admission score?
To get enrolled a candidate has to score at list 40 points during the interview.
What is the application deadline?
New applications are accepted till August 8. Keep in mind that this is also the deadline to submit the complete admission documents pack with notarized translations.
How can I apply?
You need to fill out the application form via “Apply now” button.
How can I get scholarship?
Scholarships are available via Russian Governmental Scholarship program. Visit future-in-russia.com for more information. You can also take part in the International Competition ‘Open Doors: Russian Scholarship Project’ for prospective Master’s students.
