2
years
of study
120 ECTS Full-time mode
Tuition fee 273 000 rubles/year.
Minimal entrance exam score — 40 points
Program
This program gives a wide range of options to choose the specialization form and, on the other hand, it is based on modern and traditional approaches of materials development: Thermodynamics, Kinetics, Phase diagrams.
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compulsory foundational courses along with elective courses focusing on specific materials and devices.
Research work can be focused in one of the following topics:
- Science, technology and devices based on magnetic nanostructures
- Nanostructured carbon materials and multiphase polymer nanocomposites
- Nanoscale science and fundamental concepts in nanotechnology
- Micro- and nanofabrication and structural characterization
Fundamental training via core and required courses:
- Modern Methods of Structural Characterisation of Micro- and Nanosystems
- Foreign Language (English / Russian)
- Technology and Materials of Quantum Electronics
- Management of Quality
- Project Management
- Methods of Mathematical Modeling
- Metal-carbon Nanocomposites
- Physics & Engineering of Magnetic Nanomaterials, Micro- and Nanosystems
- Embedded Systems and Software Engineering
Research supervisors
DSc, PhD
Research focus: Nanocomposite technology
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
DSc, PhD
Research focus: Spintronics
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
PhD
Research focus: Semiconductors and simulation
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
PhD
Research focus: Magnetism of micro- and nanosystems
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
Partners
Academic partners:
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Russian Quantum Center
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Institute of Physics, Check Academy of Sciences, Prague
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Zhejiang University, Centre of Excellence in Composite Materials, Hangzhou, China
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Amity University Haryana, India | Scientific-Practical Centre of Materials Technology, Minsk, Republic f Belorussia
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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.
How much does this program cost?
The tuition fee for the 2020/21 academic year is 273 000 rubles/year.