Students receive education in modern technologies, electronic equipment materials and products, design and uses of electronic instruments and devices; they acquire knowledge and professional skills in conducting theoretical and experimental research, computer modeling, design, engineering, manufacture engineering, use and application of materials, components, electronic instruments and devices, and vacuum, plasma, solid-state, microwave, optical, micro- and nanoelectronic installations with various functionalities and purposes.							
							
							
                                
                                                                            
                                            Alumni can be employed as
                                            
                                                                                                - microelectronics engineer
- nanomaterials scientist
- nanoengineer
- nanotechnology specialist
- nanophysicist
- developer/programmer
- manufacturing engineer
- design engineer
- production foreman
 
                                    									                                        
                                            Program subjects
                                            
												                                                    - Electronics and microprocessor technology
- Fundamentals of electronic component platform design
- Computer-aided design in electronics
- Electronic materials and equipment
- Electronic component platform technologies
- Leading-edge technological processes of micro- and nanoelectronics
- Nanoelectronicssmall-scale structure physics
 
									                                 
								Graduating departments:
•    Department of Nanoelectronics
•    Core Department No. 130 on Solid State Electronics
•    Core Department No. 136 on Microwave Instruments and Devices
•    Core Department No. 146 on Information System and Microwave Technology Materials and Functional Structures