Mining University ranks 12th in the QS World University Ranking by Subject 2021 in Mineral & Mining Engineering. The QS World University Rankings is an annual publication of university rankings by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) (Great Britain),
Located in the heart of St. Petersburg, a student capital of the Russian Federation, Mining University is a well-known multidisciplinary environment of education, research, innovation, partnership, and personal professional growth.
The oldest mining school in Russia, at present it is a modern polytechnical university with a wide range of programs in the mineral resource sector: from prospecting and exploration to processing and management of mineral deposits.
Mr. Koji Toyoshima, the head of the Moscow representative office of the Japanese National Oil, Gas and Metals Corporation JOGMEC visited St. Petersburg Mining University. During the meeting with the rector Vladimir Litvinenko he discussed the prospects of the partnership between the parties in such areas as scientific support of the company’s projects in our country, as well as research in the field of transportation and storage of hydrogen.
The university guides graduate students on scientific projects with high practical potential and accelerates the development from idea to thesis defense.
The semifinalists of the CASE-IN Engineering Championship from St. Petersburg Mining University have been announced. Eight teams made it to this round, including repeated winners of previous international competitions held under the auspices of the “Reliable Change” fund, the “WeWatt” team.
A presentation by Apatit, part of PhosAgro Group, was held in the conference hall of the Mining University. Representatives of the company, which mines and enriches apatite-nepheline ores at the Khibiny deposits, told senior students about its development plans, social policy, and career prospects for young specialists.
On Thursday, April 15, the Rector of St. Petersburg Mining University Vladimir Litvinenko and Director General of OAO BELAZ Sergey Nikiforovich signed a cooperation agreement. In particular, the parties agreed to establish an Innovation Center based at Russia's first higher technical school, which will combine “the best technological solutions in the field of mechanical engineering.”
Its winners and runners-up can be enrolled in almost any Russian university without entrance examinations.
Mr. Koji Toyoshima, the head of the Moscow representative office of the Japanese National Oil, Gas and Metals Corporation JOGMEC visited St. Petersburg Mining University. During the meeting with the rector Vladimir Litvinenko he discussed the prospects of the partnership between the parties in such areas as scientific support of the company’s projects in our country, as well as research in the field of transportation and storage of hydrogen.
The university guides graduate students on scientific projects with high practical potential and accelerates the development from idea to thesis defense.
