Key information |
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Program starts September 1 |
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Modes and duration Full time: 2 years |
Tuition fees No tuition fee for applicants who pass the selection process |
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Awarded degree Field of Science and Technology |
Language of instruction English |
Accreditation The program is accredited by the Russian Government, certificate №3539 from April 07, 2021. License №2880 from February 05, 2020. |
Entry requirements A relevant bachelor’s degree, or it’s equivalent in aerospace-related areas. A high level of English proficiency. |
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English language requirements If your education has not been conducted in the English language, you will be expected to demonstrate evidence of an adequate level of English proficiency. |
Aim and objectives
The program aims to teach students to find creative solutions taking into account the variety and uniqueness of problems dealing with space science and engineering.
Content
This program combines the study of the general principles of complex engineering system construction with participation in satellite, drone and robotic systems-building projects. We teach students to find creative solutions to the biggest challenges of space and robotics industries.
MSc Program Structure
Learning and professional outcomes
A successful graduate of the program will know and be able to:
Career opportunities and paths
Students graduating with a Master of Science degree in Information Systems and Technology are in great demand throughout the international high-tech market.
Career paths:
Faculty
Program Director![]()
Clement Fortin
Dean of Education, Full Professor
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Program Coordinator![]()
Tatiana Podladchikova
Associate Professor, CREI Director, Center for Digital Engineering
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Research
Main research areas:
Student success stories
Academic and Industrial partners
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ESA, DLR
Additional information
Skoltech Eurobot team’s robots build a moon village https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgF0LjHSntM