Amur State University

Amur State University is a multidisciplinary university in the Amur Region of Russia. It provides education and training across 92 educational programs, preparing specialists for various industries including energy, space, mining, and gas chemistry. The university has a history dating back to 1975 when it was established as the Blagoveshchensk Technological Institute, later becoming the Amur State University in 1994. It operates a large campus with nine academic buildings and various facilities. The university is involved in research and innovation, including an innovation-technology center responsible for the development and production of electronic management systems, circuit plates, and training equipment. It is also a member of an academic innovative consortium in the space area. The university has launched 2 satellites into space. Its partners include Roscosmos and Vostochny Cosmodrome. The university has 5180 students and 273 teaching staff members. It has 14 scientific labs and 6 research centers.