Razan State Radio Engineering University (RSREU)

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About the Ryazan State Radio Engineering University


RSREU (up to 1993 Ryazan State Radio Engineering Institute) was founded in 1951. It is located in Ryazan, an ancient Russian town situated on the bank of the Oka-river, 180 kilometers south-east from Moscow. The town has a rich history and is famous for its cultural traditions.

The University ranks high among the leading educational institutions in Russia. Since its foundation, the University has trained more than 50 000 specialists. Presently more than 6 500 students are enrolled at the University.

The University is a large specialized academic and research center which consists of 5 full-time departments: Radio Engineering and Telecommunication, Electronics, Automation and Information Technologies in Management, Computer Science, Engineering and Economics. The University trains engineers, economists, managers. Bachelor's (23 programs), Specialists and Master's (13 programs) degrees earned here make a strong basis for future career building.

The teaching staff consists of 550 experienced members including professors, assistant professors, D. Sc., PhD, the State Prize laureate academicians, honorable scientists, etc.

The University is equipped with up to date academic and research facilities. Educational television, cinema, audiovisual technologies, computer-aided design systems, information technologies, etc. are widely used in academic process. Our international graduates take perspective and well-paid positions all over the world.

Postgraduate study offers 20 programs for a degree of Candidate of Science and 16 - for a degree of Doctor of Science.

A research library with reading halls is at the disposal of the students. The library funds contain more than 900 000 volumes.

The University has its own geographically distributed high-speed corporate network Extranet including more than 2000 computers located in different buildings and hostels of the University. Internet and Intranet - sites of the University, digital library and other information resources are also functioning. The University has an access to global networks (Internet and Runet) through fiberoptic wire telecommunication channel and uplink.

Before studying the chosen courses at the University, students are required to take a preparatory course.

Upon admission foreign students are provided accommodation in the University hostels.

The University possesses all the necessary facilities to provide the effective process of study. Meeting students upon their arrival to Moscow airports is also possible on the paid basis.

There is a students' clinic, health center, dispensary, a dining room with hot meals.

Gagarina Str. 59/1
Ryazan, Russia, 390005

Phone: +7 (4912) 46-03-03
+7 (4912) 46-04-35
Fax: +7 (4912) 92-22-15

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Traditions of the University

A.S. Popov
A.S. Popov (1859-1906) was in 1895 a lecturer in physics. He set up a reciever in 1895, and read a paper about it at the Meeting of the Russian Physico-Chemical Society on April 25 (May 7, New Style) 1895. He demonstrated the world's first radio reciever, which he called "an apparatus for the detection and registration of electric oscillations". By means of this equipment, Popov could register electrical disturbances, including atmospheric ones. In March 1896 he gave a furtner demonstration before the same society. At that meeting the words "Heinrich Hertz" were transmitted by wireless telegraphy in Morse code and similary received before a distinguished scientific audience. Popov has become the inventor of the radio, May 7 being celebrated earch year as "Radio Day" in Ryazan Radio engineering university.

On the 7th of May graduates of the University are traditionally meeting on the so-called "Radio Day":

May 7, 2011
May 7, 2010