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49.145107° E. d.(G) (O) (I) Kazan National Research Technological University(tat. Kazan milli tiksherenü technology universities, Qazan ilkülәm tikşerenü texnologiə universitetı) originates from Kazan United Industrial School, opened in 1897. In 1919, the Kazan Industrial School was transformed into Kazan Polytechnic Institute . May 13, 1930 on the basis of the Faculty of Chemistry Kazansky Polytechnic Institute and Faculty of Chemistry Kazan State University was created Kazan Chemical Institute, which since June 23, 1930 has been called Kazan Chemical-Technological Institute named after. A. M. Butlerova.

, and from April 23, 1935 to December 1992 -

Kazan Chemical-Technological Institute named after. S. M. Kirova (Kazakh Chemical Technology Institute)

More than 27 thousand students study at KNRTU. According to the results of the ranking of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation for 2008, the university ranks 11th out of 160 technical and technological universities. More than 1,100 teachers, 175 doctors of science, professors, 612 candidates of science, associate professors work at KNRTU. Rector - Dyakonov German Sergeevich. University structure Chemical Engineering Institute of Technology)

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  • Institute of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering (ICHME) (
  • 2nd and 3rd faculties Faculty of Mechanics (MF) Faculty of Power Engineering and

technological equipment (FEMTO))

  • Institute of Petroleum, Chemistry and Nanotechnologies (INKhN) (
  • 4th and 6th faculties
  • Faculty of Nanomaterials and Nanotechnologies (FNNT)

Faculty of Petroleum and Petrochemistry (FNNKh) Faculty of Chemical Technologies (FCT))

  • Institute of Polymers (IP) (formerly
  • 5th faculty

Faculty of Technology and Processing of Rubbers and Elastomers (FTPKE) Faculty of Technology, Processing and Certification of Plastics and Composites (FTPSPK) Institute of Technology light industry)

  • , fashion and design (ITLPMD) (former
  • 7th faculty

During its existence, the university has graduated more than 74 thousand specialists. Its graduates work in all corners of Russia and abroad. Many of them are senior officials of ministries and departments, higher educational and scientific institutions, hold responsible positions in state and public bodies, and are general directors and chief specialists of the largest enterprises in Russia and the Republic of Tatarstan.

The University is rightfully proud of its students, including Academician V.V. Kafarov, corresponding members of the USSR Academy of Sciences P.A. Kirpichnikov, S.R. Rafikov, I.V. Torgov, B.M. Mikhailov, Yu.S. Klyachkin , laureates of the Lenin and State Prizes of the USSR, RF and RT, prize of the Council of Ministers of the USSR L. M. Beikin, S. G. Bogatyrev, R. S. Gainutdinov, S. N. Kosolapov, V. G. Shatsillo, G. K. Klimenko , A. I. Sidorov, V. A. Shishkin, A. G. Liakumovich, A. D. Nikolaeva, Kh. E. Kharlampidi, V.F. Sopin, A.F. Makhotkin and many others. The university employs major scientists, honored scientists of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Tatarstan, full members and corresponding members of the academies of sciences of Tatarstan and Russia, who contribute to the growth of the prestige of existing scientific schools and the emergence of new ones: N. S. Akhmetov, R. A. Nugaev, R. S. Sayfullin, F. P. Madyakin, V. P. Barabanov, S. G. Dyakonov, F. A. Garifullin, V. A. Ivanov, V. A. Maksimov, A. A. Kirsanov, A. L. Salagaev.

The University sacredly preserves the memory of its outstanding scientists. A museum of the history of KSTU was opened in the city, memorials were created to academician A. E. Arbuzov, corresponding member of the Artillery Academy of Sciences B. L. Kondratsky, professor G. Kh. Kamaya, corresponding member. USSR Academy of Sciences P. A. Kirpichnikov, memorial plaques were installed and monographs were published about the life and work of prominent scientists and teachers of the university.

Public life

SSA KNRTU is a self-governing, non-profit formation created on the initiative of students united on the basis of common interests to realize common goals, aimed at solving issues of life of student youth, developing their social activity and supporting social initiatives.

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Kazan National Research University of Technology(KNRTU, formerly KSTU) is one of the oldest universities in the capital of Tatarstan. Its history began with the formation of the Kazan United Industrial School in 1890. In 1919 this educational institution was transformed into the Kazan Polytechnic Institute, and in 1930 on the basis of the chemical faculty of the polytechnic institute and the chemical faculty of Kazan state university The Kazan Chemical-Technological Institute (KKhTI) was created. In 1992, KHTI named after. Kirov received a new status - a university and became known as Kazan State Technological University (KSTU).


In 2010, the category of national research university. Since 2011, the university has been named Kazan National Research Technological University (KNRTU).


KNRTU is 14 educational and research institutes (including State Institute for the design of chemical industrial enterprises "", Kazan Research Institute of Special Purpose Rubbers ""), 2 branches - Bugulminsky (Republic of Tatarstan) and Volzhsky (Republic of Mari El), ; about 100 areas and specialties of training, daytime, evening and correspondence forms training; graduation of bachelors, engineers, masters, training of specialists on a bilingual basis (Russian and Tatar languages); more than 27 thousand students from Russia and foreign countries, about 900 graduate students and candidates and 100 doctoral students; more than 300 professors and doctors of science; budget of 1.4 billion rubles; Faculty of Military Education; seven higher schools working for different sectors of the economy and regions of the country; authoritative scientific schools of chemists, mechanics, teachers.


KNRTU maintains creative and business contacts with more than 24 universities, research centers and international educational structures from 13 countries, it became the third Russian university, accepted into the Euro-Asian Pacific Network of Universities (UNINET).


Scientific activities are represented by recognized scientific schools, conducting research on priority areas development of science and technology. To produce pilot batches of products, test technologies and commercialize developments with the participation of students, graduate students and doctoral students, a research and production park was created, including business incubators, innovation testing grounds, and a technology transfer center. With the active participation of KSTU, the republic won the federal competition for high-tech technoparks, and a technopark in the field of high technologies was created in the field of chemistry and petrochemistry. The university is in second place in Russia in terms of volumes of extra-budgetary funding for scientific developments after Moscow Higher Technical School. N.E. Bauman.


KNRTU is the leading university in the petrochemical educational cluster and the educational cluster of light industry in the region, integrating primary, secondary, higher and additional professional education and innovation activity Republic of Tatarstan in the indicated areas.


The achievements of KNRTU in recent years have been awarded by State Prizes of Russia and Tatarstan in the field of science and technology. According to the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, KNRTU ranks 10th among 159 technical universities in the country. In 2010, by Government Decision Russian Federation KNRTU received the status of a national research university and became the only university specializing in chemical technology in the Association of Leading Universities of Russia. On September 20, 2010, the Technological University, one of 14 universities in Russia and the only university in Tatarstan, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with Russian Foundation development of the Center for the Development and Commercialization of New Technologies (Skolkovo Foundation). This opens up new prospects for innovative development not only KNRTU, but throughout the republic.


Currently, the university has everything necessary to implement a full innovation cycle: an integrated system continuing education, developed fundamental and applied scientific and project activities, a network of its own production facilities. KNRTU is an active participant in innovative transformations on the scale of the Republic of Tatarstan and the Russian Federation. The prospects of KNRTU are related to the training of world-class professionals, strengthening integration into the international educational space and commercialization of innovative developments of university scientists.

them. S. M. Kirov, trains chemical and mechanical engineers for the chemical, oil refining, petrochemical industries and mechanical engineering. Founded in 1919. As part of the Kh.-T. And. (1972): faculties - polymers, technological, mechanical, petroleum, engineering, chemical technology, compressors and automation, evening and correspondence technological and mechanical, general technical - in Nizhnekamsk, advanced training for university teachers; graduate school; 45 departments; 9 problem and 2 industry laboratories; The library contains 700 thousand items. In 1971/72 academic year 11 thousand students studied at the institute, 765 teachers worked, including 32 professors and doctors of science, 350 associate professors and candidates of science. The Institute has the right to accept doctoral and master's theses. Scientific and methodological collections are published. Over the years of the existence of K. kh.-t. And. trained over 17 thousand engineers.

P. A. Kirpichnikov.

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Kazan State Technological University of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation (KSTU) is one of the largest universities in Russia. Opened in accordance with the resolution of the Central Executive Committee and Council People's Commissars USSR dated June 23, 1930 on the basis of the chemical faculties of the Kazan Polytechnic Institute and Kazan University. Chemistry departments University were the link that firmly connected the institute with the remarkable past and traditions of the Kazan School of Chemistry, and had a huge influence on its further development..

Initially, the university was called “Kazan Chemical-Technological Institute (KHTI) named after. A.M.Butlerov”, on April 1, 1935 he was named after S.M.Kirov. The current name - Kazan State Technological University was assigned by order of the Government of the Russian Federation on September 11, 1992. The university is headed by Dr. technical sciences(1970), professor (1973), full member of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan Sergei DYAKONOV. The uniqueness of education at KSTU lies in the fact that a university complex has been created on the basis of the university according to the model of a single legal entity. This makes it possible to most effectively train modern personnel, optimally combine fundamental and applied research, carry out major scientific and technical developments and provide their personnel support, and actively participate in solving regional problems.

The university has a number of institutes, faculties and specialties that exist only in a few universities in Russia. For example, the Engineering Institute of Chemical Technology and the Institute of Food Technology, whole line defense specialties, food production technology, life safety, rational use natural resources and so on.
Behind long years reforming society and the education system in Russia, there has been a radical change in priorities when obtaining higher education. The problem of training engineers capable of high professional level solve complex modern problems, in conditions scientific and technological progress and the processes of differentiation and integration of production it causes.
Awareness of this problem requires the implementation of a well-thought-out policy in accordance with the interests of the employment sector, the participation of the employer in determining the need for a particular specialty, which contributes to the successful employment and entry into the working life of each young specialist.

Practice recent years shows a steady increase in the number of vacancies for KSTU graduates. Vacancies are mainly provided by enterprises of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Tatarstan. The range of enterprises and organizations is very wide: public and private, research institutes and factories, trading companies, etc. University specialists in the field of:
- technologies for processing plastics;
- synthetic rubber technologies;
- technologies of varnishes, paints and paint coatings;
- biotechnology;
- automated systems information processing and management;
- information systems;
- food production equipment;
- design;
- engineering ecology of the defense complex.

In order to promote the employment of university graduates, the KSTU Student Employment Center has been created. The main task of the Center is to promote student employment and employment of university graduates. The Employment Promotion, Vocational Guidance, Development Program has been developed and operates vocational education And social adaptation graduates of Kazan State Technological University. According to data at the beginning of 2005, 27,684 people were studying at the university. About 400 graduates annually receive a diploma with honors. Depending on the specialty, the competition for admission to the university reaches 20 people per place. Among the graduates of the university are outstanding scientists Pyotr Kirpichnikov, Fyodor Madyakin, Georgy Klimenko, Viktor Kafarov, Gabdulfart Valeev, Alexey Sidorov, Yuri Klyachkin and others.