Moscow Power Engineering Institute
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The Moscow Energetic Institute (Russian Московский Энергетический Институт ) is a Technical University was founded in 1930 in Moscow. To present to him about 15,000 students studying in the fields of power engineering, electrical engineering, communication technology and information technology.
History
Today's university was founded in 1930 from the electrical engineering faculty of the Moscow Technical University. The Economic Council of the Soviet Union would thus bring together the expertise from the field of electrical engineering and train at the new university more engineers to meet the growing needs of industry for skilled workers. 1932, the Institute was umgegeliedert in six schools with different specializations. In the following years, additional institutions came to the university, covering new areas of specialization such as automation engineering or information technology. In 2000 the Institute was awarded the status of a technical university.
Organization
The University consists of the following institutions:
- Institute of Automation and Computing Technology
- Institute of efficiency in energy technology
- Institute of Communications Technology and Electronics
- Institute of Nuclear Energy and Heat Technology
- Institute of Electrical Power Engineering
- Institute of Electrical Engineering
- Department of Power Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
- Institute of Technology, Economics and Business Administration
- Department of Linguistics
- Russian - German Institute of Business Administration and Industrial Automation " MEI - FESTO "
- Institute of Business Security
Partner universities
Famous people
Lecturers
- Vladimir Aleksandrovich Kotelnikov, radio technology and information theory
Graduates
- Li Peng, Premier of the People 's Republic of China 1987-1998
- Ion Iliescu, President of Romania from 2000 to 2004 State
- Viktor Pelevin Olegovich, Russian writer