The Gubkin Institute in Moscow is one of the most prestigious technical universities in the capital, which for many years has occupied worthy places in the ranking of Russian higher educational institutions. The university of oil and gas annually graduates more than a hundred first-class specialists working in the relevant industries for the good of the country.
History - from creation to the present day
In 1920, the oil faculty was first established on the basis of the Moscow Mining Academy. It was he who became the source of the creation of a modern university of oil and gas. In 1930, the academy was disbanded, and the Moscow Petroleum Institute was created on its basis.
At the time of 1941, on the basis of the future Institute. Gubkin functioned 29 departments, as well as over 16 laboratories and 26 special. offices, in the courtyard a training derrick was created.
In 1958, the educational institution was renamed, it was given the name of the organizer of Soviet petroleum geology, and later the status of the academy. The name has changed more than once, but in 2010 the institution was awarded the honorary status of the university, which today occupies 5th place in the ranking of Russian universities. There are branches in the cities of Tashkent and Orenburg.
Faculties and departments
Among the structural divisions of the Institute. Gubkin includes the following faculties:
- Faculty of geology and geophysics of oil and gas.
- Faculty of Chem. technology and ecology.
- Faculty Comp. fuel and energy complex.
- Faculty of Law.
- Faculty of Automation and Computing. technicians.
- Faculty of design, construction and operation of pipeline transport systems, and many others.
The following departments operate on the basis of the Faculty of Comprehensive Security of the Fuel and Energy Complex:
- Department of nat. security.
- Department of Safety Figures. economics.
- Department of Set security of critical facilities.
- Scientific and educational. center of new inform.-analyte. technology.
Forms of training
According to Russian standards of higher education, training at the Institute. Gubkina is taught at the undergraduate and graduate level, and is also available for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
For admission to undergraduate programs, applicants must successfully pass the entrance test, which includes a competition for USE scores. A complete list of subjects for admission to a particular direction is published on the official website of the educational institution. Admission to master's programs is carried out by passing internal exams.
Education at the Institute. Gubkin is possible both on a paid and on a free basis.