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Program Details

The program in question is focused on the development and exploitation of oil and gas fields, falling under the scientific specialty of 2.8.4.

Program Passport

• Group of Scientific Specialties: 2.8 Nedrop and
• Scientific Specialty: 2.8.4
• Department:
• Language of Instruction: Russian
• Entrance Exams:
  • Special discipline corresponding to the program's direction
  • Foreign language
  • Philosophy
  • Minimum score for each exam: 40
• Duration and Form of Study: 4 years, full-time
• Number of Places: Not specified
• Cost of Study (per year): 234,300 rubles
• Total Cost of Study: 937,200 rubles

Key Disciplines

The program includes a range of educational disciplines, scientific activities, and practices designed to prepare highly qualified scientific and pedagogical personnel and candidates of science in the field of oil and gas field development and exploitation. Key areas of study include:

• (History and Philosophy of Science)

• (Foreign Language)

•    (Development and Exploitation of Oil and Gas Fields)

• (Scientific Seminar)
• (Pedagogical Practice)

Scientific Supervisors

A list of scientific supervisors is provided, including their names, academic degrees, and positions within the department. These supervisors are responsible for guiding students in their research and academic pursuits.

Admission Procedure

• Application Period: June 19 to July 28, 2023
• Entrance Exams: August 7 to August 25, 2023
• Publication of Ranked Lists: September 5, 2023
• Deadline for Submitting Original Documents: September 11, 2023
• Order for Enrollment on Budgetary Places: September 15, 2023
• Deadline for Agreement on Enrollment for Paid Places: September 22, 2023
• Order for Enrollment on Paid Places: September 29, 2023

Required Documents

• Application for admission to the graduate school
• Copy of passport or other identity document
• Copy of INN and insurance certificate
• Original or copy of education document
• Documents confirming individual achievements
• 3 photographs
• Document confirming disability, if necessary

Evaluation of Entrance Exams

Exams are evaluated on a 100-point scale, with a minimum of 40 points required to pass. The evaluation scale is as follows:

• Excellent: 80-100 points
• Good: 60-79 points
• Satisfactory: 40-59 points

Consideration of Individual Achievements

Individual achievements are considered and considered in the admission process, including publications, grants, and participation in scientific competitions. Points are awarded for these achievements and added to the applicant's total score.

Information for Non-Resident Students

Non-resident students needing accommodation are provided with places in comfortable dormitories. Detailed information on accommodation and other aspects of student life is available upon request.