Educational Program "Radio-Electronic Devices, Systems and Complexes" focuses on designing the "eyes and ears" of modern civilization. Today, a radio engineer is a Signal Processing Wizard and RF Hardware Architect. You are the one who creates radars, electronic warfare (EW) systems, satellite navigation tools, and ultra-sensitive sensors. Your activity targets will be phased array antennas, digital television systems, and wireless monitoring complexes, where every decibel and microsecond matter.
The goal of study is to turn you into an "architect of the airwaves," capable of designing complex electronic systems ranging from semiconductor chips to global complexes. We will teach you digital signal processing (DSP), antenna-feeder device development, and the creation of intelligent object recognition systems. This is the hottest intersection of wave physics and Embedded Programming. You will learn to see the invisible and transmit information through any interference, becoming a master in the world of wireless technologies.
Your superpower: In a world dominated by electronic warfare and satellite communications, you will possess Spectrum Dominance and Electromagnetic Resilience — skills to create devices that operate where others go silent. Your professional arsenal will include:
- Radio Frequency (RF) Design: developing next-generation high-frequency paths and amplifiers.
- Electronic Warfare Systems (EW): designing jam-resistant protection tools and hidden signal detection.
- Smart Sensing & LIDAR: creating laser and radio frequency systems for drones and robots.
- FPGA & Embedded Development: programming ultra-fast computational structures for real-time signal processing.
Our graduates are lead developers at defense holdings, satellite communication system architects, telecommunications experts at global companies, and creators of security systems where the ability to control invisible energy fields is valued.
Objects of professional activity for bachelor's graduates are radio receiving and transmitting devices; radar and radio navigation systems; microprocessor signal processing systems; as well as radio-electronic protection and monitoring technologies.
Field of study: G Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction
Specialty: G5 Electronics, Electronic Communications, Instrumentation and Radio Engineering
Educational Program: Radio-Electronic Devices, Systems and Complexes
Competitive offer: Programmable Information and Measuring Radio-Electronic Systems
Accreditation Certificate: Educational program introduced in 2025. Extended certificate for specialty 172: UD №21019028 issued on October 20, 2023, valid until July 01, 2026.
Faculty: Faculty of Radio Electronics, Computer Systems and Infocommunications
Graduating Department: Department of Aerospace Radio-Electronic Systems (501)
Part-time study form available: no
Training of foreign citizens available: yes