State Engineering University of Armenia
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The State Engineering University of Armenia ( Armenian Հայաստանի Պետական Ճարտարագիտական Համալսարան; Russian Государственный инженерный университет Армении, English State Engineering University of Armenia ) is a public university based in the Armenian capital Yerevan. It also operates branches in Gyumri, Vanadzor, Goris and Kapan.
History
The university was founded as the Yerevan Polytechnic Institute in 1933 with two faculties and 107 students. The Institute has developed in parallel with the industrialization of Armenia, reaching 1980-1985 the peak of its development with approximately 25,000 students and more than 66 departments. The institute was the largest university and one of the leading technical universities in the Soviet Union. During the 75-year existence, more than 100,000 graduates have successfully completed the University.
In response to the changing political and economic environment, the Institute formed around 1991 and became the state engineer University of Armenia.
The University is actively seeking to build a dense international scientific network and maintain.
Structure and faculties
The governing bodies of the University are the University, the student society, the Rector's Office and the Student Union.
Faculties of the University are:
- Mining Engineering and Metallurgy
- Computer systems and computer science
- Cybernetics
- Mathematics
- Engineering
- Mechanics and Machine Science
- Wireless technology and communication systems
- Social, political, and general economics
- Transport systems
- Chemical and environmental
- Electrical Engineering
- Energy Technology
- Languages
As well as
- Engineering Graphics
- Physics
- Sports
- Occupational safety
Weblink
- University website (Armenian, Russian, English )
- University in Armenia
- Technical University
- Yerevan
- Founded in 1933