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And about. Rector: Shevtsov Vyacheslav Alekseevich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Education
1977 - MAI, Faculty of Aircraft Radio Electronics
1986 - Postgraduate
1987 - Ph.D. thesis defense, Ph.D.
2004 - defense of a doctoral dissertation on the topic: "Signal processing against the background of non-Gaussian interference in telecommunication systems and networks", Doctor of Technical Sciences.
2007 - professor

Career
1978-1980 - service in the SA, senior lieutenant engineer
since 1981 at MAI - engineer, graduate student, head of the educational laboratory, deputy dean for research
1980-1990 - All-Russian Research Institute of the State Patent Examination, freelance expert
2001-2007 - Dean of the Faculty of Aircraft Radio Electronics
2007-2016 - Vice-Rector for Research
2016 - acting Rector of MAI

Publications
Author and co-author of over 50 scientific works, including 15 invention certificates, a patent for a new method of cellular communication, 3 monographs: “Signal processing against the background of non-Gaussian interference in telecommunication systems and networks”, “Optimal signal processing large systems”, “Place of determination of subscribers in cellular communication systems”, “General system issues of information security”.

Awards
Laureate of the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of science and technology
Medal "In memory of the 850th anniversary of Moscow"
Sign " Honorary Worker higher education systems"

Other
Academic Secretary International Academy information, process and technology sciences
Deputy Chairman of the editorial board of the journal "Vestnik MAI"
Chairman dissertation council
Member expert council HAC
Honorary Doctor of the Higher Technical School Esslingen (Germany)

vice-rector for extracurricular and educational work: Yurov Nikolai Nikolaevich, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor

vice rector for international relations and security: Miknis Vitaly Ivanovich

Vice-Rector for Quality and Informatization: Yury Ivanovich Deniskin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Yury Ivanovich Deniskin was born on July 30, 1961 in the city of Vladivostok in a family of employees.

After graduating in 1978 high school entered and graduated with honors in 1984 from the Far Eastern Polytechnic Institute (now the Far Eastern State Technical University) with a degree in Ship Power Plants.

Since 1984, he began working at the Moscow Aviation Institute as a trainee teacher at the 905 department.

In 1985 he entered full-time graduate school at the Moscow Aviation Institute, in 1989 he defended his thesis for degree candidate technical sciences specialty 05.01.01 "Applied geometry and engineering graphics". In 2000 he graduated from the MAI doctoral studies and defended his doctoral dissertation in the specialty 05.01.01.

Specialist in the field of geometric modeling of objects and processes, information technology, quality management and information support of the life cycle of complex science-intensive products.

Since 2001 - Professor of Department 905, since 2007 - Vice-Rector of the MAI for Quality and Informatization.

Supervises graduate and doctoral students.

Organizer and Chief Editor electronic journal"Applied Geometry" MAI. Deputy Chairman of the Doctoral Specialized Council in the specialty 05.01.01, member of the Doctoral Specialized Council at MAI.

Professional teacher in the field of quality, has a diploma of the GOST R Certification System (April 1999). Certified specialist in the principles and methods of total quality management (TQM), certificate of the Institute for Quality Assurance (IQA, England, January 2001).

Since 2001, he has been a part-time professor of department 104.

Vice-Rector for Economics and Finance: Gorelov Boris Alekseevich

vice-rector for the development of the complex of the institute and social issues: Gavrilova Inna Semyonovna, Vice-Rector for the Development of the Institute Complex and Social Issues

Vice-Rector for Research: Shevtsov Vyacheslav Alekseevich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Education
1977 - MAI, Faculty of Aircraft Radio Electronics
1986 - Postgraduate
1987 - Ph.D. thesis defense, Ph.D.
2004 - defense of a doctoral dissertation on the topic: "Signal processing against the background of non-Gaussian interference in telecommunication systems and networks", Doctor of Technical Sciences.
2007 - professor

Career
1978-1980 - service in the SA, senior lieutenant engineer
since 1981 at MAI - engineer, graduate student, head of the educational laboratory, deputy dean for research
1980–1990 - VNII of the State Patent Examination, freelance expert
2001–2007 - Dean of the Faculty of Aircraft Radio Electronics
2007 - Vice-Rector for Research
Prepared 2 candidates of sciences.

Publications
Author and co-author of more than 50 scientific papers, including 15 invention certificates, a patent for a new method of cellular communication, 3 monographs: “Signal processing against the background of non-Gaussian interference in telecommunication systems and networks”, “Optimal signal processing by large systems”, “Location determination of subscribers in cellular communication systems”, “General system issues of information security”.

Awards
Laureate of the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of science and technology
Medal "In memory of the 850th anniversary of Moscow"
Badge "Honorary Worker of the Higher Education System"

Other
Academic Secretary of the International Academy of Information Sciences, Processes and Technology
Deputy Chairman of the editorial board of the journal "Vestnik MAI"
Chairman of the dissertation council
Member of the expert council of the Higher Attestation Commission
Honorary Doctor of the Higher Technical School Esslingen (Germany)

Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs: Kuprikov Mikhail Yuryevich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Kuprikov M. Yu. - a specialist in the field of system analysis of large and complex technical systems, in terms of automating the formation of the appearance of aviation complexes; author 256 scientific papers, 127 of which were published including a monograph, 49 articles and 9 copyright certificates for inventions.
Main areas of research: applied Information Support product life cycle automation, continuous product life cycle support (CALS), design automation, the impact of infrastructure constraints on aircraft shape, automated aircraft shape shaping, solid, hybrid and parametric modeling of products and processes in mechanical engineering, staffing of continuous life cycle support products. M. Yu. Kuprikov owns fundamental results in the theory of mathematical solution of the problems of forming the geometric appearance of large and complex technical systems under "hard" constraints by transforming these problems into "inverse" design problems.

Kuprikov M.Yu. (as part of a team of authors) developed and implemented a system for automated formation of the appearance of vertical take-off and landing aircraft at OKB A.S. Yakovlev, the design results of which were reflected in the appearance of promising aircraft carrier strike groups. New results were obtained by M. Yu. Kuprikov in the field of development of long-haul aircraft with large passenger capacity, systems for the collective rescue of passengers and aircraft crew. With his direct participation, the tasks of identifying the impact of environmental (noise and emissions) and demographic requirements on the appearance of advanced aircraft were solved. They have developed an applied scientific and methodological support training of personnel support for continuous support of the life cycle of products for the aviation industry introduced in MAI, KhAI, MATI, VATU named after. N. E. Zhukovsky, TANTK named after G. M. Beriev, ANTK named after A. N. Tupolev, OKB Kamov, OKB Sukhoi, RAC MiG, NPO PROGRESTEKH.

Kuprikov M. Yu. is the editor-in-chief of the journal “Applied Geometry, Engineering Graphics, Computer Design” (http://jggd.ru), a member of the editorial boards of the journal “Quality of Life”, chairman of the specialized Council D 212.125.13 of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation (specialty 05.01. 01 and 05.13.12), member of the Council D 212.125.10 of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation (specialty 05.02.02 3), Scientific Secretary of the Council DC 212.005.02 of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation (specialty 05.07.02). Under the guidance of Kuprikov M. Yu., 5 candidate and 1 doctoral dissertations were defended.

In 1982, after graduating from high school with a gold medal, he entered the Moscow Aviation Institute through a competition. He graduated with honors from the Moscow Aviation Institute in 1988 with a degree in aircraft engineering (mechanical engineer). In 1989-1992 he completed postgraduate studies at the Moscow Aviation Institute and received the qualification of an engineer-researcher. In 1993 he defended his dissertation on a special topic. Assignment of the degree of candidate of technical sciences in the specialty 05.07.02 "Design and construction of aircraft". In 1995-1998 he studied at the MAI doctoral program, after graduating, in 2000 he defended his thesis for the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences in the specialty 05.07.02 "Design, construction and production of aircraft" on the topic "Structural-parametric synthesis of the appearance of a vertical aircraft takeoff and landing."

Professional experience:
1985-1987 - art. OSKBES MAI technician (part-time),
1988-1990 - engineer, junior researcher "Problem Laboratory" of the Department 101 of the MAI "Aircraft Design";
1988–1990 Engineer at MMZ “SPEED” im. A. S. Yakovleva (part-time worker);
1994 - leading designer of AOOT OKB im. A. S. Yakovleva;
1995 - present - Deputy Dean of the Aviation Technology Faculty of the Moscow Aviation Institute;
1992 - present - Assistant, Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor, Professor of the Department 101 "Aircraft Design",
2006- present - Leading Specialist (part-time worker) of JSC Sukhoi Design Bureau;
1998 - present - Head of Department 904 "Engineering Graphics" MAI.

In 2000 awarded academic title Professor at the Department of Engineering Graphics.

Awards: medal "In memory of the 850th anniversary of Moscow" in 1997, Chest sign Ministry of Education Russian Federation"For the development of research work of students" in 2000 (ten medals of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation following the results of an open All-Russian competition for the best research work in 1992-1993 , 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004 and 2005), Golden medal Salon of inventions "Archimedes 2003", Air Force commemorative medal "100 years of the Chief Marshal of Aviation A. E. Golovanov" 2004, badge "90 years long-range aviation Air Force of Russia" 2004, medal of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation "For Labor Valor" 2005

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I entered MAI in 2009.

There were two groups in our specialty “systems engineering”, a total of 35 people. I flunked the first session, losing my scholarship, but then everything went as it should, and I didn’t make such a terrible mistake again. The teachers are mostly young, 30-40 years old. Regarding their attitude towards students - mostly positive (if the students treat them well), but there were a couple of rare freaks in whom no one could pass the laboratory and constantly ...

Denis Nikopolsky 17:12 07/08/2013

Going to college was interesting. Lots of new experiences, new relationships. I graduated from school with a physical and mathematical “bias”. Therefore, the process and content entrance exams did not present any particular difficulties. But that doesn't mean everything was easy. The competition was four people per place, it was higher only at Moscow State University (5). And, of course, excitement, ignorance of what's next.

It was the heyday of the Soviet era. And, engineers, designers (aviation and space) are the most respected specialists. ...

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federal state budgetary educational institution higher education "Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)"

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About MAI

The Moscow Aviation Institute was founded in 1930. Its goal was to train the most highly qualified specialists who could work in the Russian aviation industry. In 2009, MAI became the winner among 12 universities of the Russian Federation that participated in the competition for university development programs and, by order of the Russian government, it was awarded the honorary category "National Research University".

Education at MAI

On this moment at MAI you can get higher education as a designer and designer of the widest profile for enterprises in the rocket and space, defense and aviation industries. Enterprises in the aerospace and defense industries are now in dire need of highly qualified specialists, so MAI graduates will always be in demand and can count on a successful career.

Now in the MAI and its four branches - "Rise" in the city of Akhtubinsk, Astrakhan region, "Rocket and space technology" in the city of Khimki, Moscow region, "Strela" in the city of Zhukovsky, Moscow region and "Voskhod" in the city of Baikonur, the Republic of Kazakhstan, - they study about 20,000 students in various forms of education.

At the institute, you can get an education in 33 areas of bachelor's training, 12 areas of master's degree and 9 specialties that are in demand in the modern labor market. In addition, at the MAI you can get postgraduate education in 50 specialties in order to expand their own horizons and keep abreast of the latest technical developments in the field of aviation and the defense industry.

MAI also has the opportunity to obtain a second higher education. Students can receive a second education both after graduation, and simultaneously with the first education. Thus, when graduating from MAI, students receive two diplomas at a time, which significantly increases their competitiveness in the labor market.

MAI graduates

Since the founding of the institute, about 160 thousand specialists have graduated from the MAI with higher education for both the rocket and aviation industries. Among the graduates of the Institute:

• 250 main and general designers, as well as several leaders of research programs and design organizations in the field of aviation;
• 50 academicians and corresponding members Russian Academy sciences;
• 21 pilot-cosmonauts, each of whom has been in outer space;
• Elena Serova, a graduate of the Moscow Aviation Institute, is included in the crew of the International space station, which should take off in the second half of 2014;
• 100 pilots who are involved in the test aviation technology;
• many Heroes of Russia and the USSR and honored test pilots.

Thanks to the active development of sports at the institute, MAI trained about 60 European and world Olympic champions in the most different types sports.

Employment of MAI graduates

In order to employ its graduates and adapt them to the modern labor market, in 1996, the Employment Center was established on the territory of the MAI, which is part of the Association of Employment Centers of Moscow Universities. The database of the center is constantly updated by employers who are interested in MAI graduates, and at the moment there are already more than 200 such enterprises.

For university students, the Aerospace Forum is held every year, which includes a Job Fair, where students can see what specialties are in demand now and what qualities are especially appreciated by employers. MAI also holds seminars on successful employment and career building, where students are told in detail about how it is more profitable to present their best qualities to a future employer in order to get the desired job, and then how to prove themselves in order to quickly make a brilliant career.

After the graduation of its students, the MAI Employment Center conducts research on their demand in the labor market. This monitoring showed that about 10,000 graduates of the university successfully work at the enterprises of Roscosmos, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and other state corporations, which indicates that they received excellent knowledge at the institute and were able to use it in their practical activities.

Scientific activity at MAI

At the moment, the Institute is implementing the program "Scientific and Pedagogical Youth". As part of this program, 42 postgraduate students were admitted to the MAI postgraduate course, who must write and defend a dissertation before completing the postgraduate course, and after that work at the institute for 3 years as teachers. If, at the end of this period, they do not want to leave the MAI, they can continue to work there.

About 3,000 students are engaged in research activities at the MAI, who participate in:

• student design bureau of aviation modeling;
• student design bureau of experimental aircraft construction, where the creation of sports and very light aircraft is being developed;
• student design bureau of helicopter engineering, where remotely piloted small-sized aircraft are being developed.

By participating in such research, students can interact more closely with professorial and teaching staff Institute, which means to delve deeper into the essence of their future profession. Moreover, students who are successfully engaged in science receive nominal scholarships and awards, and medals and diplomas for participation in competitions and exhibitions, which will then increase their competitiveness in the labor market.

The Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University) dates back to March 20, 1930. In order to ensure the training of highly qualified personnel for the country's aviation industry on the basis of the aeromechanical faculty of Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman, the Higher Aeromechanical School (VAMU) was created. On August 20 of the same year, it was renamed the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI).

In March 2015, by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the Moscow Aviation Institute was reorganized by joining MATI - the Russian State technological university named after K.E. Tsiolkovsky.

		Foundation of the Higher Aeromechanical School on the basis of the Moscow State Technical University. Bauman. Renaming to MAI. Training of specialists for aviation science and industry has begun
For exceptional achievements and especially outstanding services during the years of the Great patriotic war awarded the Order of Lenin
		The training of specialists in the field of rocket science, astronautics and weapons systems has begun
For his contribution to the development of the Soviet state, special courage and courage, the strengthening of peace, he was awarded the Order of the Great October revolution
		MAI received the status of "State Technical University"
MAI received the status of "National Research University"
		Association with MATI

The mission of the MAI is to train the world's elite personnel for the digital economy through advanced research at all stages of the life cycle of high-tech equipment.

With the participation of MAI and its graduates,

Cooperation with organizations

Total contracts

Membership in organizations

• International Astronautical Federation - International Federation of Astronautics
• International Council on Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) - International Council on Aeronautical Sciences
• PEGASUS - European Association of Aerospace Universities
• Association "League for Assistance to Defense Enterprises"
• Association "Assistance to Universities"
• Association of Leading Russian Universities
• Association engineering education Russia
• Association of Moscow Universities
• Association of Museums of Cosmonautics of Russia
• Association technical universities Russia
• Association of Technical Universities of Russia and China

• Association of Employment Centers of Moscow Universities
• Eurasian partnership of aerospace clusters
• Innovative and educational cluster of aerospace technologies based on MAI
• Consortium "Robotic Cluster of Small spacecraft»
• Consortium of Russian Universities "National United Aerospace University
• Space Science and Education Consortium
• Russian Union of Rectors
• Council of Rectors of Universities of the Northern Administrative District
• Union of machine builders of Russia
• Federation of Cosmonautics of Russia

The uniqueness of the MAI lies in the fact that it was historically created with the aim of training designers and designers for almost all departments and teams of design bureaus and aviation industry plants (from the design of wing, fuselage, landing gear, propulsion systems to technology and economics of production). More than 50 years ago, on orders from enterprises of the military-industrial complex, MAI began and developed the training of specialists in the entire life cycle of products in the field of rocket science, astronautics, as well as in the field of weapons systems and precision weapons, programs for supporting aerospace complexes. Subsequently, with the participation of MAI, a number of other universities were created. In 2009, MAI won the competitive selection of university development programs and is currently one of 29 universities to which the Government of the Russian Federation has assigned the category of "national research university" (Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated 02.11.2009 No. 1613-r).

The accumulated scientific and pedagogical, educational and scientific and methodological experience, the presence of a unique technological base, extensive ties with aerospace enterprises allow MAI to train highly qualified specialists whose level of training, knowledge, skills and abilities correspond to modern requirements domestic and global labor markets. Today, such specialists are in high demand by the enterprises of the aerospace and defense industries of our country.

Graduates

Total graduates

175 000+

Over the years since its founding, more than 175,000 specialists for aviation and space-rocket science and industry have left the walls of the MAI, to which 60,000 graduates of MATI joined in 2015 can be added.

Separately, it is worth noting that MAI is the leader among civilian universities in terms of the number of graduates who have become cosmonauts and test pilots.

Thus, among the MAI graduates there are 23 pilot-cosmonauts who have worked in space for a total of more than 15 years. 14 of them made 65 exits in outer space. Many graduate cosmonauts are still working in the cosmonaut corps.

MAI constantly monitors the career achievements of its graduates, including 29 general directors, 9 general designers, 38 chief designers, 4 directors, 97 other senior managers of specialized enterprises.

Today, university graduates form the backbone of enterprises of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, State Corporation Roscosmos, State Corporation Rostec, JSC UAC, JSC Corporation Tactical Missiles, JSC Concern VKO Almaz-Antey.

Most of the samples of modern (in service and (or) in operation) aviation and rocket and space technology created under the guidance and with the direct participation of MAI graduates. As Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences E. A. Fedosov noted, “it is not necessary to say which aircraft and missiles produced during the life of the MAI, its graduates took a certain part in the creation - in all of them.”

Higher education provides an opportunity to get a decent job. This is taught to schoolchildren long before the time comes for them to decide how their future life should develop. Therefore, many applicants are extremely responsible about where to continue their education. Such future students carefully examine information about the future university. This article is intended to make the process a bit easier. It will describe the Moscow Aviation Institute (departments, faculties, admission conditions). This information will allow you to make an informed decision: whether to choose for yourself the considered educational institution?

About the university

Over the years of its existence, MAI has grown from a small aeromechanical school to one of the largest national research universities. Today, 1800 experienced competent teachers train more than 20 thousand future specialists at 12 faculties in 42 areas of training. Graduates of the institute under consideration are extremely in demand. Thus, the employment of students is guaranteed.

Positive reviews

Is it worth it to go to MAI? Reviews and opinions of people vary. Often in the most dramatic way. However, most of the feedback is positive. Students and graduates talk about competent, experienced teachers, high-quality knowledge gained at the university. Many share what they were able to get Good work upon completion of training. Most of the graduates do not regret the years spent at this institute.

Negative Feedback

However, not everyone speaks of studying at MAI with such tenderness and gratitude. Some claim that many teachers do not provide knowledge properly. Such students talk about the constant lateness of professors, the lack of full-fledged classes, problems with the admissions committee, and the lack of relevant teaching materials.

It is not easy to choose which responses to believe. Most likely, all of them partly have a certain basis. As a rule, it all depends on the specific people with whom you will have to cooperate. Conscientious teachers will provide quality knowledge, others will waste your time.

passing score

Applicants must take into account many nuances. So, what else is important to know for those who are going to independently enter the MAI this year? Reviews recommend paying attention to what passing scores for USE results established by this school. They are relevant both for those who plan to enroll in budget place, and for those who have chosen for themselves the option of paid education.

So, minimum score in computer science (or information and communication technologies), as well as in social science is 50, in the Russian language - 48, in mathematics - 39, in physics, foreign language, history and geography - 40.

By all means take into account these requirements when entering the MAI reviews recommend each applicant. This will help you objectively assess your chances.

Areas of training

Before choosing a specialty for which you will apply to the Moscow Aviation Institute, reviews recommend that you familiarize yourself with the list of exams required to pass.

So, there are several blocks of subjects, the test results for which should be provided upon admission. The first block: Russian language, physics, mathematics. These disciplines are relevant for the following areas of study: applied mathematics and computer science, fundamental computer science and information technology, physics, computer science and Information Systems and technology, radio engineering, instrument engineering, biotechnical systems and technologies, laser technology and laser technology, electric power and electrical engineering, applied mechanics, automation of technological processes and production, technosphere safety, metallurgy, standardization and metrology, traffic control systems and navigation, rocket systems and astronautics , aircraft engines, aircraft industry, control in technical systems, innovation, nanotechnology and microsystem technology.

The second block of disciplines: mathematics, history, Russian language. It is relevant for those who plan to study as a linguist.

The third block: Russian language, computer science and These exams will have to be passed by those who are going to enter the following areas of study: applied mathematics, applied computer science, software engineering, Information Security, information technology and communication systems, design and technology electronic means, quality management, system analysis and management.

Mathematics, Russian language and geography will have to be taken by those who want to study ecology and nature management.

In turn, social studies, Russian language and mathematics will be needed for those who want to continue their education in the following specialties: economics, personnel management, management, business informatics, advertising and public relations, organization of work with youth, service.

This information will help you rethink your plans and assess your options.

Faculties

The main thing you need to decide in advance is this. For this, it is important to carefully study the list of available faculties at this institute. These include the following:

• "Radiotuz".
• "Aviation Technology".
• "Foreign languages".
• "Aircraft Engines".
• "Aerospace".
• "Applied Mathematics and Physics".
• "Radio electronics of aircraft".
• "Applied mechanics".
• "Control systems, informatics and electric power industry".
• "Social engineering".
• "Robotic and intelligent systems".
• "Pre-university training".

The Moscow Military Aviation Institute is also quite popular among applicants. It is important to carefully familiarize yourself with all the features of the chosen specialty even before the submission of documents. This will facilitate the process of adaptation to new conditions during training.

Special rights and benefits for applicants

Some applicants have the right to enter the Moscow Aviation Institute without any entrance exams. Student feedback reports that this happens quite often. Among these applicants:

• Those who participated in All-Russian Olympiad or won it.
• Those who participated in the All-Ukrainian Olympiad or won it.

Others can study at the expense of budgetary funds within a certain quota. Disabled people can take advantage of this opportunity; orphans; those left without parental care; combat veterans.

The higher education institution in question can change some conditions at its own discretion. Therefore, it is recommended that you check the current requirements regularly.

How are individual achievements counted?

As the reviews of 2016 report about the MAI, they can declare when applying for training about their special achievements, which will certainly be taken into account when enrolling. Points are awarded for significant results (from 1 to 10).

The following individual achievements play a role:

• Sports victories (world champion, European champion, medalist or champion of the Olympic, Deaflympics and Paralympic Games).
• Certificate of secondary general education(with honors or with the condition of receiving a silver or gold medal).
• The status of the laureate, prize-winner, winner of the Olympiads corresponding to the chosen specialty).
• Diploma of received higher education(Honours).
• Secondary Diploma vocational education(Honours).

  A maximum of 10 points can be awarded.

Admission of foreigners

Can foreign citizens become MAI students? Student feedback shows they can. However, for this group of applicants there are special conditions for admission.

For example, such citizens can study at the MAI (reviews on the training of foreigners confirm this fact) both through financial support from the budget and through funding from any legal or individual. In the second case, as is usually the case, a contract for the provision of services is concluded.

In the higher educational institution in question, there is a strictly defined quota for the education of foreigners, which is established in accordance with current legislation. It can fluctuate depending on the chosen specialty, as well as over time. Otherwise, foreign applicants are treated in the same way as Russian ones.

Such applicants are not required to take the Russian language exam for admission. For neither, the list of compulsory examination disciplines is adjusted in a certain way.

There is a certain quota foreign citizens who can study in those specialties whose educational programs imply the disclosure of information that relates to state secrets. This mechanism is governed by a relevant law.

The need for a medical examination

A number of specialties require the provision of some additional documents. We are talking about the results in accordance with the requirements based on the current legislation of the Russian Federation. This condition applies to the following specialties:

• "Radioelectronic systems and complexes".
• "Aircraft testing".
• "Power engineering and electrical engineering".

Consider this if you plan to enter one of these specialties at the Moscow Aviation Institute. Feedback from students confirms that knowledge of such features greatly facilitates the process. Parents of applicants are encouraged to monitor how their child will prepare the necessary documents.

Features of accepting documents

What do you need to prepare before applying to MAI? Reviews recommend that you study this item in advance in order to eliminate unpleasant surprises in the process of submitting documents. So what do you need to know?

Together with a statement of desire to enter this higher educational institution, you must provide:

• Any document that allows you to identify the identity of the applicant.
• Two photographs (black and white) 4 x 6 cm.
• Original document of previous education (a photocopy will also be appropriate).
• If the applicant has any special rights upon admission, additional documents confirming this fact should be provided.

In the event that a potential student considers it necessary to present admission committee something else, he has the right to do it.

Conclusion

The Moscow Aviation Institute is an educational institution that provided many thousands of students with high-quality knowledge and made it possible to get a highly paid, prestigious job.

Be extremely careful when choosing a university and specialty. This choice will have a significant impact on your entire future life. Take it seriously. And then the next years of study will bring you only the most positive emotions.