Field of study: Applied space technologies

Space Technology

The "Space Technology" program trains new-generation engineers and researchers for the rapidly developing aerospace industry. The curriculum covers an in-depth study of spacecraft design, satellite communication systems, Earth remote sensing technologies, aerodynamics, and navigation systems. The educational process includes active practical work in high-tech laboratories and the use of advanced software for aerospace modeling and geospatial data processing.

Employment Opportunities

Graduates of this unique program are highly valued in the labor market. They are in great demand at national and international aerospace agencies (including the Uzbekcosmos Agency), telecommunications companies, aviation, the defense sector, and research institutes. Available roles include aerospace systems engineer, satellite communications specialist, remote sensing data analyst, design engineer, and space project coordinator.

Language of Instruction

After admission, students can choose their preferred language of instruction: English, Russian, or Uzbek.

International Opportunities

The program is actively integrated into the global aerospace community. Students have the opportunity to participate in student mobility programs at partner technical universities abroad. To study best practices, internships are organized at international aerospace corporations, observatories, and research centers.

Admission Requirements

Entrance exams are conducted as standardized tests in core subjects (Mathematics and Physics) or in the form of an interview.