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Order on admission to the number of students of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Southern State Pedagogical University (NPI) named after M.I. Platova foreign citizens who submitted an application for consent to enrollment, passed the general competition and were included in the lists of the first stage, to places at the expense of budgetary allocations from the federal budget for the first year of full-time study

Order on admission to the number of students of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education Southern State Pedagogical University (NPI) named after M.I. Platov foreign citizens who submitted an application for consent to enrollment, passed the general competition and were included in the lists of the first stage, to places at the expense of budgetary allocations of the federal budget for the first year of full-time study

Order on admission to the number of students of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education Southern State Pedagogical University (NPI) named after M.I. Platov of persons who submitted an application for consent to enrollment, passed the general competition and were included in the lists of applicantsto places at the expense of budgetary allocations of the federal budget within the quota for admission of persons with special rights, according to a general competition, for the first year of correspondence education

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Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1648-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from September 1, 2017, foreign citizens who have successfully passed the entrance examination, submitted an application for consent to enrollment and have been accepted into places under agreements for the provision of educational services, for the first year of correspondence education

Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1649-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from 1.09.2017 of persons who have successfully passed the entrance examination, submitted an application for consent to enrollment and have been accepted into places under agreements for the provision of educational services, for the first year of full-time education
Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1650-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from 1.09.2017 of persons who have successfully passed the entrance examination, submitted an application for consent to enrollment and have been accepted into places under agreements for the provision of educational services, for the first year of correspondence education

Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1651-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from 1.09.2017 of persons who have successfully passed the entrance examination, submitted an application for consent to enrollment and have been accepted into places under agreements for the provision of educational services, for the first year of correspondence education

Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1652-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Polytechnic College of the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from September 1, 2017 persons. applicants on the basis of basic general education, to places under contracts for the provision of educational services, to the first year of full-time education

Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1653-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Polytechnic College of the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from September 1, 2017 persons. applicants on the basis of secondary general education, to places under contracts for the provision of educational services, to the first year of full-time education

Enrollment order dated August 23, 2017. No. 1654-ls

Order on admission to the number of students of SRSPU (NPI) with training at the Polytechnic College of the Shakhtinsky Institute (branch) of SRSPU (NPI) named after M.I. Platov from September 1, 2017 persons. applicants on the basis of secondary general education, to places under contracts for the provision of educational services, to the first year of correspondence courses

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Novocherkassk is one of the cities of the Rostov region. It houses such a university as the South Russian Polytechnic University (SRSPU) named after M. I. Platov. It has been functioning for more than a century. During this period of existence, the university has accumulated a lot of knowledge and traditions, and achieved excellent results in educational and scientific activities.

That is why the university was included in the ranking of the best higher education institutions in the CIS several years ago. What faculties does it have, what specialties does it offer, is it difficult to enroll here - these are the questions that concern applicants.

History of the educational institution

The state educational organization, which currently operates in Novocherkassk and trains engineering personnel, appeared in Russia in 1907. It was created thanks to a resolution of the Council of Ministers. This was the first higher education institution in the south of our country. It was called the Don Polytechnic Institute. Subsequently, the name changed several times. For example, one such procedure was carried out in 1948. The university was named the Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute.

The educational organization bore this name for more than 40 years. In 1993, the polytechnic institute was named Novocherkassk Technical University, in 1999 - South Russian State Technical University, and in 2013 they only replaced the word “technical” with “polytechnic” and named the university after Platov.

However, people continue to call this educational institution by its previous names - Novocherkassk Technical or Polytechnic Institute (University).

SURGPU (Novocherkassk Polytechnic and Institutes

The structure of the state higher educational institution includes 10 faculties. Here is their list:

  • management and information technology;
  • organization of production and innovation;
  • mechanical;
  • building;
  • technological;
  • energy;
  • electromechanical;
  • geology, oil and gas and mining;
  • agro-industrial;
  • distance and open learning.

In addition to faculties, the structure includes institutes of fundamental engineering education, sports and physical education, international education, and additional education. Novocherkassk Polytechnic University also has a military institute and a higher school of management.

Bachelor's and specialty areas

The faculties and institutes of the educational institution offer applicants who have complete general or secondary specialized education various areas of bachelor's and specialty degrees:

  • "Software Engineering".
  • "Instrument making".
  • "Robotics and mechatronics."
  • "Metallurgy".
  • “Construction of unique structures and buildings.”
  • “Ground transport and technological means”, etc.

This is only a tiny part of the entire list of areas of study at the university. All specialties can be found in the admissions office of a higher educational institution or on the official website of the Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute.

The complete list includes not only technical areas of training. There are also such as “Municipal and State Administration”, “Jurisprudence”, “Economics”. For creative individuals there is a design direction at the university.

Master's programs

Or a specialist obtained at any university gives the right to continue studying at the South Russian Polytechnic University for a master's degree. It provides an opportunity to deepen your knowledge in a certain area or gain a completely new specialization.

Novocherkassk Polytechnic University offers more than 30 different master's degrees. Here are some of them:

  • “Management and organization of knowledge-intensive industries.”
  • “Resource and energy saving processes in biotechnology, petrochemistry and chemical technology.”
  • "Technological equipment and machines."

Required documents for admission

When entering the South Russian State Polytechnic University, applicants write an application and attach a package of documents to it:

  • passport;
  • certificate or diploma with an application;
  • 2 photos.

A certificate of completion of a medical examination may also be required. It is mandatory for certain specialties. For example, a certificate is required in the areas of “Food products from plant raw materials”, “Mining”, “Technology of transport processes”.

A medical examination (examination) reveals serious diseases that may be dangerous for other people or for the applicant himself if he engages in the chosen activity.

Entrance tests for bachelor's and specialty degrees

To enter the South Russian State Polytechnic University, entrance tests are required. Their list is presented in the table.

Entrance tests
Group of items 1 item 2 item 3 item 4 item
I group of items Russian languageMathematicsPhysics-
II group of items Chemistry-
III group of items Social science-
IV group of items Story-
V group of items LiteratureDrawing

Each group of subjects refers to a list of specific areas of training. For example, Group I of entrance examinations was determined at SRSPU named after. Platov for specialties that require knowledge of physics. This list includes “Instrumentation”, “Construction”, “Robotics and mechatronics”, etc. The penultimate group of subjects is defined for “Jurisprudence”, “Organization of work with youth”, and the last one for “Design”.

Entrance tests for master's programs

When entering a master's program at the South Russian Polytechnic University, applicants take an exam according to a comprehensive program. It includes at least 3 special disciplines. The results of each of them are assessed on a 100-point scale.

Entrance test programs are determined at SRSPU (NPI) for each field of study and are posted on the official website of the university. Anyone can familiarize themselves with them. The programs include a list of questions and a list of literature that can be used to prepare for exams.

Minimum and passing scores

When entering Novocherkassk Polytechnic University, you need to know about two nuances - the minimum and The first concept means the result that confirms the successful completion of the entrance tests. Applicants who overcome the minimum threshold participate in further competition. When the scores do not reach the minimum values, the results are considered unsatisfactory. Applicants who demonstrate this level of knowledge are not accepted into the university.

Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute annually determines the minimum scores. The following values ​​are set for 2017:

  • 25 points - on the creative entrance test;
  • 27 points - in mathematics;
  • 32 points - in history, literature;
  • 36 points - in Russian language, physics, chemistry;
  • 42 points - in social studies;
  • 51 points - for each special discipline (for persons applying for a master's degree).

A passing score is the result that turns out to be the minimum acceptable for admission to paid and free places. At the beginning of the admissions campaign, it cannot be determined, since it depends on the number of applications submitted and the level of training of applicants. When applying, you can only rely on last year’s passing scores of SRSPU:

  • at bachelor’s and specialist’s degrees, the highest passing score for the budget was 210 points in the “Oil and Gas Engineering” direction;
  • the lowest passing score for the budget was in the direction of “Food products from plant raw materials” - 107 points;
  • the highest passing score in paid training was 261 points in “Design” (based on the sum of 4 entrance tests);
  • the low passing score for paid training was in “Construction”, “Mining”, “Economics” - 105 points.

Branches of SRSPU (NPI)

The license issued to the State Polytechnic University in 2016 indicates that the university has 2 branches. One of them is located in a city such as Kamensk-Shakhtinsk (address - K. Marx Avenue, 23). This educational institution has only 11 undergraduate degrees.

The location of another branch is the city of Shakhty. The educational institution is located on Lenin Square, 1. Here, applicants are offered 12 bachelor's degrees, 1 specialty program and 3 master's programs. For those wishing to receive secondary vocational education, there are 6 training programs for mid-level specialists.

Novocherkassk Polytechnic University is a state educational institution that has a license and a certificate of state accreditation. You can get a quality education here.

In 2016, the educational organization entered the TOP-50 higher educational institutions in the field of “Exact, natural sciences and technical sciences”.

Temporary DPI building

100th anniversary of the university

Postal signs of the 100th anniversary of NPI-SURSTU

Commemorative medal of the 100th anniversary of NPI-SURSTU

These days, festive events were held in the city and the university itself, which began in the Indoor Courtyard of the university and ended with a ceremonial meeting in the city theater named after. Komissarzhevskaya.

In the workshop of the Don medalist Nikolai Shevkunov, commemorative medals dedicated to this significant event were made.

Short description

Composition of the university

The university includes:

  • 4 institutes as branches;
  • 10 branches;
  • 3 colleges;
  • intersectoral regional center for advanced training and professional retraining of specialists,
  • 12 research institutes;
  • 7 research and production enterprises;
  • publishing organizations and other departments supporting the activities of the university.

SRSTU employs 3919 employees, including: 2054 people - teaching staff.

The university houses the largest university scientific and technical library in the south of Russia. The library's collection includes more than 3 million publications.

The university also publishes periodicals:

  • “Industry Personnel” is a large-circulation newspaper of SRSTU (NPI). Published since December.
  • Scientific and technical journal “News of Higher Educational Institutions. Electromechanics". Published since January of the year.

There are 22,000 students studying at SRSTU, at its faculties and branches, including more than 15,000 full-time students, about 4,000 part-time students, about 2,000 part-time and part-time students. More than 1,000 students undergo retraining every year.

University staff

The faculty of the university includes:

  • 13 Honored Workers of Science and Technology,
  • 2 honored cultural workers,
  • 9 honored workers of higher education,
  • 109 academicians of industry and public academies,
  • 1 corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

University rectors

Over the more than 100-year history of the university, its rectors have been:

University buildings

The Main Building on its 100th anniversary

The complex of buildings of the South Russian State Technical University includes:

  • main building;
  • robotics building;
  • chemistry building;
  • mountain building;
  • energy corps;
  • laboratory building;
  • sports facilities (stadium, swimming pool, tennis court, gym, arena);
  • Currently, construction of an educational and library building is underway.

The main, chemical, mining and energy buildings are architectural monuments of federal significance.

Memorial plaques

The largest and most important memorial plaque of the NPI with the text: “The complex of buildings of the Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute (Main building. Chemical, Mining and Energy) is an architectural monument of republican significance. Protected by Law. The complex was built in 1911-1930. Based on the design of the architect B. S. Roguysky (1861-1921)"- installed on the facade of the Main building on December 28 of the year.

Many memorial plaques, after undergoing the approval procedure for their text, were manufactured and installed at the expense of the departments. Thus, at the Faculty of Mechanics, a plaque was opened in memory of Professor A. S. Lyshevsky; at the Faculty of Energy (in the year) - Honored Worker of Science and Technology, Professor A.D. Drozdov; at the Faculty of Mining and Geology - to professor, rector of NPI for years - M. A. Frolov. A memorial plaque was unveiled in memory of N.D. Mizerny, the first head of the military department of the NPI (since the year). The memorial plaque was opened this year with the assistance of the leadership of the military department.

Research work

SRSTU (NPI) conducts work in 26 scientific areas, including powder metallurgy, the theory of ore formation in volcanic sedimentary strata, micrometallurgy of semiconductor structures, antifriction materials, polymer synthesis, effective methods for solving problems of mathematical physics, simulator construction, and others.

Research, production and innovation activities are carried out at faculties, industry institutes, educational, research and production complexes (ESPC), Don Technology Park, research and production and other departments of the base university, scientific complexes of institutes and branches. More than ten scientific research and development complexes operate as part of SRSTU (NPI). Each includes one or more faculties, departments, research institutes (SRIs) and other scientific and production divisions of the university, as well as organizations and enterprises that are not divisions of the university. There are 12 research institutes operating on the basis of departments, scientific laboratories, and pilot production facilities of the university:

  • Research Institute of Energy;
  • Research Institute of Applied Electrochemistry;
  • Research Institute of Materials Science;
  • Research Institute of Industrial and Environmental Safety;
  • Scientific Research Institute of Technology;
  • Research Institute of Water Supply and Sanitation;
  • Research Institute of Electromechanics;
  • Research Institute of Computing, Information and Control Systems;
  • Research Institute for Development and Processing of Natural Resources;
  • Research Institute for Problems of Economics and Social Ecology of Regions;
  • Research Institute of Power Engineering;
  • Research Institute of Microelectronics.

Branches

Kamensky branch of SRSTU

Faculty of Mining and Geology

Faculty of Mining and Geology (MGF)- one of the first at the university, it has existed for a year and is located in a separate building. More than 800 students study at the faculty. The educational process is conducted by 93 teachers, including 23 professors and doctors of science, 49 associate professors and candidates of science, 12 members and corresponding members of international and Russian academies of sciences.

  • “Deposits and exploration of minerals”;
  • “Geecology, hydrogeology and engineering geology”;
  • “Geophysics and exploration technology”;
  • “Mine surveying and geodesy”;
  • "Applied Geodesy";
  • “Life safety and environmental protection”;
  • “Underground mining of mineral deposits”;
  • "Open-pit mining of mineral deposits."
  • Engineers:
    • 120101 – Applied geodesy;
    • 130201 – Geophysical methods of prospecting and exploration of minerals;
    • 130301 – Geological survey, search and exploration of mineral deposits;
    • 130302 – Search and exploration of groundwater and engineering-geological surveys;
    • 130402 – Surveying business;
    • 130403 – Open pit mining;
    • 130404 – Underground mining of mineral deposits;
    • 130504 – Drilling of oil and gas wells.
  • Bachelors:
    • 120100 – Geodesy;
    • 130400 – Mining;
    • 130500 – Oil and gas business.

Faculty of Mechanics

Faculty of Mechanics (MF)- is one of the oldest faculties of the university, located in the Main Building. Almost half of the students in the first cohort of the Don Polytechnic Institute that year were mechanics.

The faculty trains about 1,000 students in six areas. 103 teachers take part in the educational process, including 14 doctors of science, professors and 64 candidates of science, associate professors. Among them are 1 Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation, 10 Honored and Honorary Workers of the Higher School.

The Faculty of Mechanics includes 6 departments, 5 of which produce:

  • “Internal combustion engines” (ICE);
  • “Materials Science and Technology of Materials” (MiTM);
  • “Mechanical Engineering Technology” (TM);
  • “Fundamentals of Machine Design” (OKM);
  • “Road transport and traffic management” (ATiODD);
  • “Engineering and Computer Graphics” (E&CG).

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 150108 – Powder metallurgy, composite materials, coatings;
    • 150205 – Equipment and technology for increasing wear resistance and restoring machine parts and apparatus;
    • 150302 – Tribotechnics;
    • 151001 – Mechanical engineering technology;
    • 190601 – Automobiles and automotive industry;
    • 190702 – Organization and traffic safety.
  • Bachelors:
    • 140500 – Power engineering;
    • 150100 – Metallurgy;
    • 150900 – Technology, equipment and automation of machine-building production;
    • 190500 – Operation of vehicles.

Faculty of Civil Engineering

Faculty of Civil Engineering (SF)- was formed on the basis of the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Warsaw Polytechnic Institute, transferred to Novocherkassk, and opened on October 5 of the year as the Faculty of Engineering and Land Reclamation. It is also the oldest faculty of the university, located in the Main Building. Currently, the number of full-time students is more than 800 people. The total number of teachers is more than 70 people.

The faculty includes 5 departments:

  • “Computer-aided design systems for construction projects and foundation engineering”;
  • "Construction and architecture";
  • “Water management of enterprises and populated areas”;
  • “Engineering ecology and environmental protection”;
  • "Strength of materials, structural and applied mechanics."

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 270101 – Mechanical equipment and technological complexes of enterprises of building materials, products and structures;
    • 270102 – Industrial and civil construction;
    • 270105 – Urban construction and economy;
    • 270106 – Production of building materials, products and structures;
    • 270112 – Water supply and sanitation;
    • 280102 – Safety of technological processes and production;
    • 280202 – Engineering environmental protection;
    • 280302 – Integrated use and protection of water resources.
  • Bachelors:
    • 270100 – Construction;
    • 280200 – Environmental protection.

Faculty of Chemical Technology

Faculty of Chemical Technology (HTF)- opened in the year, located in a separate building. Training is carried out in 13 specialties; currently there are about 1,350 students studying. The KhTF employs 128 teachers, including 3 members of various Russian academies, two honored workers of science and technology, 16 professors and doctors of science, 86 associate professors and candidates of science.

  • “Machines and apparatus for chemical and food production”;
  • “Automation and management of technical processes and production”;
  • “Technology of inorganic substances”;
  • “Technology of glass ceramics and binders”;
  • “Technology of electrochemical production”;
  • "Analytical chemistry";
  • "Inorganic chemistry";
  • “Chemical technology of macromolecular compounds, organic, physical and colloidal chemistry.”

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 050101 – Chemistry;
    • 240301 – Chemical technology of inorganic substances;
    • 240302 – Technology of electrochemical production;
    • 240304 – Chemical technology of refractory non-metallic and silicate materials;
    • 240401 – Chemical technology of organic substances;
    • 240501 – Chemical technology of high-molecular compounds;
    • 240801 – Machines and apparatus for chemical production;
    • 260204 – Fermentation technology and winemaking;
    • 260601 – Machines and apparatus for food production;
    • 261001 – Technology of artistic processing of materials;
    • 261202 – Technology of printing production.
  • Bachelors:
    • 240100 – Chemical technology and biotechnology.

Faculty of Energy

Energy Faculty building

Faculty of Energy (EF)- was organized in the year, located in a separate building. Currently, the number of full-time students is more than 1,400. The total number of teachers, researchers, engineers, graduate students, and service personnel is more than 150 people, of which 11 are professors, doctors of technical sciences and 58 associate professors, candidates of technical sciences.

The faculty includes 7 departments:

  • "Electric stations";
  • "Automated electrical power systems";
  • “Power supply of industrial enterprises and cities”;
  • "Thermal power plants";
  • "Steam generator engineering";
  • “Theoretical foundations of heat engineering”;
  • "Environmental Protection Engineering".

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 140101 – Thermal power plants;
    • 140106 – Energy supply for enterprises;
    • 140203 – Relay protection and automation of electrical power systems;
    • 140204 – Electric stations;
    • 140205 – Electric power systems and networks;
    • 140211 – Electricity supply;
    • 140501 – Internal combustion engines;
    • 140502 – Boiler and reactor engineering.
  • Bachelors:
    • 140100 – Thermal power engineering;
    • 140200 – Electric power industry;
    • 140500 – Power engineering.

Faculty of Physics and Mathematics

Faculty of Physics and Mathematics (FMF)- organized in the year. Students are trained in 8 specialties.

The faculty includes 4 departments, 2 of which produce:

  • "Physics";
  • "Applied Mathematics";
  • "Higher Mathematics";
  • "Theoretical mechanics".

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 050201 – Mathematics;
    • 080801 – Applied informatics (in economics);
    • 210100 – Electronics and microelectronics;
    • 210104 – Microelectronics and solid-state electronics;
    • 210106 – Industrial electronics;
    • 210601 – Nanotechnology in electronics;
    • 210602 – Nanomaterials;
    • 230401 – Applied mathematics.

Faculty of Information Technologies and Management

Faculty of Information Technologies and Management (FITU)- formed in the year. Previously called the Faculty of Systems Engineering and Robotics (FSTiR). Specialists are trained in 6 areas of bachelor's training, 12 specialties of specialist training and 3 areas of specialized master's training.

The faculty includes 6 departments:

  • “Automation and telemechanics” (A&T);
  • “Information, measuring and medical technology” (IIMT);
  • “Electronic computers” (computers);
  • “Automated control systems” (ACS);
  • “Computer software” (POVT);
  • "Informatics" (I).

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 010503 – Mathematical support and administration of information systems;
    • 230102 – Automated information processing and control systems;
    • 230104 – Computer-aided design systems;
    • 230105 – Computer software and automated systems;
    • 200106 – Information and measuring equipment and technologies;
    • 230101 – Computers, complexes, systems and networks;
    • 230201 – Information systems and technologies;
    • 230204 – Information technologies in the media industry.
  • Bachelors:
    • 230100 – Informatics and computer technology;
    • 230200 – Information systems.

Faculty of Electromechanics, Mechatronics and Technological Machines

Faculty of Electromechanics, Mechatronics and Technological Machines (FEMiTM)- created on the basis of the “Electromechanical Faculty” (EMF) and the “Faculty of Technological Machines and Robots” (FTMiR) in the year. The faculty trains 1,681 students in 7 areas, including 15 specialties. 142 teachers take part in the educational process, including 15 professors, 14 doctors of science, 91 associate professors, candidates of sciences, 1 honored worker of science and technology of higher education, 13 honored and honorary workers of higher education, 6 academicians.

The faculty includes 9 departments:

  • "Electromechanics";
  • "Electrical and electronic devices";
  • “Electric drive and automation”;
  • “Theoretical foundations of electrical engineering”;
  • “Production automation, robotics and mechatronics”;
  • “Lifting and transport machines and robots”;
  • “Hydropneumatic automation and hydraulic drive”;
  • “Construction, road and municipal machines”;
  • "Oil and gas field and mining machines and equipment."

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 140601 – Electromechanics;
    • 140602 – Electrical and electronic apparatus;
    • 140604 – Electric drive and automation of industrial installations and technological complexes;
    • 140607 – Electrical equipment for cars and tractors;
    • 140608 – Electrical equipment and automation of ships;
    • 140610 – Electrical equipment and electrical facilities of enterprises, organizations and institutions;
    • 150402 – Mining machinery and equipment;
    • 150802 – Hydraulic machines, hydraulic drives and hydropneumatic automation;
    • 190602 – Operation of transshipment equipment of ports and transport terminals;
    • 190603 – Service of transport and technological machines and equipment (by industry);
    • 200401 – Biotechnical and medical devices and systems;
    • 200503 – Standardization and certification;
    • 220201 – Management and informatics in technical systems;
    • 220301 – Automation of technological processes and production (by industry);
    • 220401 – Mechatronics;
    • 220402 – Robots and robotic systems;
    • 220501 – Quality management.
  • Bachelors:
    • 140600 – Electrical engineering, electromechanics and electrical technology;
    • 150400 – Technological machines and equipment;
    • 150800 – Hydraulic, vacuum and compressor equipment;
    • 190100 – Ground transport systems;
    • 200100 – Instrumentation;
    • 200300 – Biomedical engineering;
    • 220200 – Automation and control.

Faculty of Humanitarian and Socio-Economic Education

Faculty of Humanitarian and Socio-Economic Education (FGiSEO)- organized this year by decision of the Academic Council of SRSTU (NPI).

The faculty includes 12 departments, 7 of which produce:

  • "Jurisprudence (issued)";
  • “Economics and management at the enterprise (producing)”;
  • “Economy and organization of production (producing)”;
  • “Economies and organizations of mining, chemical and construction production (producing)”;
  • “State and municipal management and economic theory (issued)”;
  • "Sociology and Psychology (producing)";
  • "Design and Cultural Studies (issued)";
  • “Theories of state and law and national history”;
  • "Philosophy";
  • "Finance and Credit";
  • "German language";
  • "Physical education and sports."

Specialists are graduated in the following specialties and areas:

  • Engineers:
    • 030501 – Jurisprudence;
    • 040201 – Sociology;
    • 040104 – Organization of work with youth;
    • 050501 – Vocational training (by industry);
    • 070601 – Design;
    • 080102 – World economy;
    • 080116 – Mathematical methods in economics;
    • 080502 – Economics and management at an enterprise (by industry);
    • 080503 – Crisis management;
    • 080504 – State and municipal administration;
    • 080505 – Personnel management.
  • Bachelors:
    • 030500 – Jurisprudence;
    • 080100 – Economics;
    • 080500 – Management.

Faculty of Military Studies

Faculty of Military Education (FVO)- created for the purpose of training reserve officers for the Armed Forces from among university students. Military training of students at the institute has been carried out since the year when, by the Decree of the Central Executive Committee, military offices were formed in higher educational institutions and higher pre-conscription training for students was introduced. The military department of SRSTU is one of 35 in the country that were not subject to reduction in the year.

Among the graduates of Novocherkassk Polytechnic University:

  • 19 Lenin Prize laureates;
  • 64 State Prize laureates;
  • 35 honored workers of science and technology;
  • 28 Heroes of Socialist Labor, one - twice Hero of Socialist Labor;

Scientists

  • Avilov-Karnaukhov, Boris Nikolaevich - professor, doctor of technical sciences, former rector of NPI
  • Artyukhov, Vitaly Grigorievich - professor, Doctor of Economics, MIREA
  • Artsikhovsky, Vladimir Martynovich - professor, Russian Soviet botanist, plant physiologist
  • Bezborodko, Nikolai Ivanovich - Ukrainian geologist, mineralogist, petrographer, Doctor of Science, professor
  • Bondarenko, Viktor Anatolyevich - professor, doctor of technical sciences, rector of Orenburg State University
  • Borlikov, German Mandzhievich - professor, doctor of pedagogical sciences, head of the department of Kalmyk State University
  • Butenko, Viktor Ivanovich - professor, doctor of technical sciences,
  • Varentsov, Valery Konstantinovich - professor, doctor of technical sciences, Novosibirsk State Technical University
  • Vekshinsky, Sergei Arkadyevich - Soviet scientist in the field of electrovacuum technology, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • Visyashchev, Alexander Nikandrovich - Professor of Irkutsk State Technical University, “Honorary Power Engineer”
  • Glushkov, Viktor Mikhailovich - Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences
  • Gutenmacher, Lev Izrailevich - Soviet mathematician, professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences.
  • Dantsev, Andrey Andreevich - professor of SRSTU (NPI), author of books about the history of the university
  • Zagorodnyuk, Vitold Trofimovich - professor, doctor of technical sciences.
  • Kolesnikov, Erio Viktorovich - professor, doctor of technical sciences, Volgograd State Technical University
  • Kolnoochenko, Evstafiy Savelyevich - Soviet military man and scientist
  • Kondurar, Vladimir Trifonovich - Soviet and Ukrainian astronomer, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, professor
  • Lidorenko, Nikolai Stepanovich - professor, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • Lozovsky, Vladimir Nikolaevich - professor, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, director of the Nabla training and production center
  • Lunin, Leonid Sergeevich - professor, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, former rector of SRSTU (NPI)
  • Pasenchuk, Alexander Eduardovich - head of the department, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, professor of SRSTU (NPI)
  • Perederiy, Vladimir Grigorievich - professor, doctor of technical sciences, rector of SRSTU (NPI)
  • Posylny, Ivan Dmitrievich - professor, doctor of technical sciences, academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • Skochinsky, Alexander Alexandrovich - Russian Soviet scientist in the field of mining, professor, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences
  • Smirnov, Boris Viktorovich - professor, doctor of geological and medical sciences, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Engineering
  • Smirnov, Vladimir Alexandrovich -