School of Engineering

Brief History of the school

The School of Engineering was established in the early years following the founding of the Alma-Ata Architectural and Civil Engineering Institute (AACI). In 2006, it was reorganized into the Faculty of Construction Technologies, Infrastructure, and Management. In the 2024–2025 academic year, the faculty was renamed the School of Engineering.

Throughout various years, the school was headed by renowned scientists and educators: Academician of the Engineering Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Сайбулатов С.Ж.; Doctor of Economic Sciences Адилов Ж.М.; Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Еспаева А.С. (in 2006); Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Адилова Д.А. (from September 2013 to 2017); Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Омиржанова Ж.Т. (from September 2017 to December 2018); Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Естемесова А.С. (from January 2019 to 2023), and others.

Since 2025, the Dean of the School of Engineering has been Research Professor, PhD Алдунгарова Алия Кайратовна.

Throughout its history, the school has brought together a wide range of engineering disciplines, including geodesy and cartography, cadastre, building materials manufacturing, radio engineering, electronics and telecommunications, engineering in the woodworking and furniture industries, as well as construction economics and management.

A new stage in the development of the School of Engineering is associated with expanding international cooperation and modernizing educational programs. The undergraduate degree program “Geodesy and Cartography” is offered as a double-degree program in partnership with Kauno kolegija (Lithuania). Additionally, a double-degree master’s program in “Building Materials Engineering” has been developed in cooperation with Azerbaijan Architecture and Construction University.

In 2026, a new master’s degree program, “Digital Cadastre and Geospatial Analysis,” was launched, aimed at training specialists in the fields of digital cadastre, GIS technologies, and spatial analytics. An English-taught master’s program in Geodesy is also actively expanding.

In the 2025–2026 academic year, professional certification in construction cost estimation was introduced for students of the “Economics and Management in Construction” educational program. Additionally, course verification and credit transfer for specialized disciplines have been established, offering students the opportunity to earn CPA EURASIA certification in partnership with the Chamber of Professional Accountants of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Eurasian Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

The school continues to strengthen its cooperation with the Technical University of Madrid (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid), Kauno kolegija, and other international universities, actively implementing Erasmus+ programs, student and faculty academic mobility, international internships, and joint research projects. Cutting-edge technologies—such as Artificial Intelligence, GeoAI, BIM technologies, machine learning, digital modeling, satellite remote sensing, and UAV (drone) technologies—are actively integrated into the educational process.

Key achievements include the advancement of dual education, the involvement of industrial partners in curriculum development, the modernization of laboratory facilities, the implementation of virtual laboratory practicals and massive open online courses (MOOCs), as well as the active participation of students and faculty in international competitions, scientific projects, and academic mobility programs.

Educational Programs

An educational program is an integrated set of academic courses, modules, internships, and other learning activities designed to achieve defined learning outcomes, provide professional knowledge, foster practical skills, and develop core competencies.

The School of Engineering comprises 3 departments delivering bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs:

Department of Geodesy, Cartography, and Cadastre

Bachelor's Programs:

6B07501 - Cadastre


6B07371 - Geodesy and Cartography

Educational program 6B07371 “Geodesy and Cartography” is delivered as a double-degree program in partnership with Kauno kolegija (Lithuania).

Master’s Programs:

7M07371 - Geodesy (Scientific and Pedagogical Program)


7M07372 - Geodesy (Professional Track)


Doctoral Programs:

8D07371 - Geodesy


Department of Technical and Natural Sciences

Bachelor's Programs:

6B06201 - Radio Engineering, Electronics, and Telecommunications

The department also provides instruction in foundational and general engineering disciplines across all degree programs within the School of Engineering.

Department of Materials Technology and Construction Management

Bachelor's Programs:

6B07212 - Engineering in the Woodworking and Furniture Industry
6B07362 Construction Materials Engineering and Quality Management
6B07324 - Economics and Management in Construction

Master’s Programs:

7M07361 - Production of Building Materials, Products, and Structures (Scientific and Pedagogical Program)
7M07362 - Production of Building Materials, Products, and Structures (Professional Track)
7M07324 - Economics and Management in Construction (Scientific and Pedagogical Program)
7M07326 - Economics and Management in Construction (Professional Track)

7M07211 - Wood Processing Technology and Wood Products (Scientific and Pedagogical Program)
7M07212 - Wood Processing Technology and Wood Products (Application-Oriented, Professional Track)

Doctoral Programs:

8D07361 - Production of Building Materials, Products, and Structures
8D07211 - Wood Processing Technology and Wood Products

Professorial teaching staff:

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Cadastre

Educational Program 6B07501 – Cadastre

Program Overview:

The aim of the educational program 6B07501 “Cadastre” is to prepare graduates as competitive specialists in the field of land management and cadastre, equipped with critical thinking and the ability to apply theoretical and practical knowledge in land and cadastral works, including:

  • Land monitoring

  • Cadastral and economic valuation of land and real estate

  • Application of regulatory frameworks in project development


Key Disciplines:

Students gain broad professional training in:

  • Geodesy, cartography, and cadastre

  • Use of GIS in land relations

  • Specialized satellite observation methods

  • Cadastral appraisal of real estate


Objects of Professional Activity:

  • Land resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan across all categories, types, and forms of ownership and use

  • Real estate properties located within the boundaries of cities, towns, and rural settlements, regardless of their classification, intended use, or form of ownership

  • All types of land ownership and land use, including those within urban and rural settlements, irrespective of category or ownership type

Geodesy and Cartography

Educational Program 6B07371 – Geodesy and Cartography

Program Overview:

The educational program 6B07371 “Geodesy and Cartography” is designed to train qualified specialists ready to work in geodetic and cartographic enterprises, as well as in construction companies, the oil and gas industry, geological exploration, and other key sectors of the economy.

Upon completion of the program, a geodesy and cartography specialist is able to:

  • Collect, process, and analyze geodetic and remote sensing data

  • Define goals and identify paths to achieving them using modern scientific methods

  • Apply core techniques and tools for obtaining data on physical and man-made objects

  • Use computers and specialized software tools for data storage, processing, and information management

The ultimate goal is to prepare specialists capable of utilizing scientific and spatial data for solving applied problems in:

  • Territorial development and cartography

  • Construction and engineering surveys

  • Natural resource management, using advanced technologies and methods


Core Disciplines:

  • General geodetic training

  • General cartographic training

  • Remote sensing and spatial object analysis

  • Image processing and photogrammetry

  • Geodetic monitoring of structures

  • Satellite geodesy

  • Applied surveying methods and technologies


Objects of Professional Activity:

  1. The Earth’s surface, including national and specialized geodetic networks

  2. Construction sites for buildings and structures

  3. Civil, residential, transportation, and hydraulic infrastructure

  4. Mineral deposits and exploration zones

  5. Land parcels and urban areas

  6. Natural and human-modified systems

Geodesy (Scientific and Pedagogical Track)

Geodesy (Scientific and Pedagogical Track)

The 7M07371 – Geodesy educational program prepares qualified specialists who are ready to work in cartographic-geodetic enterprises, as well as in construction companies, oil and gas, geological exploration, and other sectors of the economy.

Upon completion of this program, a geodesy and cartography specialist will be engaged in the collection, generalization, and analysis of geodetic and aerospace information. They will set goals and choose ways to achieve them using modern scientific methods. The specialist will master the main methods, techniques, and tools for obtaining information about an object, and will be proficient in using computer systems for storing, processing, and managing information, utilizing software products. Their tasks include the development of technical projects for cartographic and topographic-geodetic works based on modern methods and tools to solve specific professional tasks. They will manage and control the execution of projects, process aerospace data, and interpret the obtained data. The geodesy specialist will also work with clients, make management decisions in non-standard situations, and be responsible for them.

Main Goal:

The goal of the program is to prepare scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel for universities and research organizations with advanced research and pedagogical training. The program focuses on the development of general cultural, professional, and specialized competencies necessary in the field of geodesy.

Subjects Studied in the Program:

  • Fundamentals of Scientific Research Philosophy

  • Geodetic Research and Positioning

  • Geoinformation Systems

  • Modeling Processes and Phenomena

  • Remote Sensing and Image Analysis

  • Engineering-Geodetic Monitoring and Data Management

Professional Activity Objects:

  • Objects located on the Earth’s surface

  • Mineral deposits and natural resources, which are objects of subsoil use and scientific study in mineral resource organizations

  • Construction sites

  • Oil and gas extraction companies

A Master in Geodesy with a scientific-pedagogical focus can work as a researcher in research and design organizations or as a faculty member at higher educational institutions.

Geodesy (Specialized Track)

Training of Qualified Specialists in Geodesy (Specialization Track)

The preparation of qualified specialists involves comprehensive training, providing deep theoretical knowledge in geodesy as well as practical skills necessary to perform professional tasks. The goal is to develop specialists capable of effectively working in various production environments, managing projects, and organizing and coordinating the activities of working groups.

The training focuses on developing general cultural and professional competencies, including:

Theoretical Training:

  • Mastering the fundamentals of geodesy, cartography, topography, and related disciplines.

  • Studying modern methods and technologies for accurate measurements and data processing.

  • Understanding the regulatory and legal aspects governing geodetic activities.

Practical Training:

  • Working with modern geodetic equipment (electronic total stations, GPS receivers, drones, etc.).

  • Mastery of specialized software for data processing and the creation of cartographic products.

  • Solving real-world tasks in both field and laboratory conditions.

Doctoral Program in Geodesy (PhD)

Educational Program 8D07371 – GeodesyThe educational program 8D07371 is aimed at training highly qualified researchers in the field of geodesy. Graduates of this program will possess the knowledge and skills required for collecting, summarizing, and analyzing geodetic and aerospace information using advanced information technologies, methods of mathematical and computer modeling, and modern research methods for effectively solving professional tasks. Graduates will also be capable of transferring their knowledge and experience into teaching activities at higher education institutions.The program ensures an individual approach to students, transforming professional competencies from professional standards and qualification standards into learning outcomes. It applies a student-centered approach, shifting the emphasis in the educational process from teaching (the role of the instructor in “transmitting” knowledge) to learning (as an active educational activity of the student).Goal:
The goal of the program is to train scientific and pedagogical professionals who are highly qualified and competitive in the international labor market in the field of geodesy, possessing high levels of general and professional culture. Graduates will be capable of conducting scientific research and innovation activities, mastering the methodology, and having the skills to transfer knowledge to students in higher education institutions.Key Disciplines in the Program:

  • Research and educational technologies
  • Scientific foundations of coordinate reference systems and GIS
  • Geoinformation provision of territory
  • Contemporary issues in geodesy
  • Coordinate-time provision in geodesy
  • Theory of reference systems in geodesy

Objects of Professional Activity:

  • All objects located on the Earth’s surface and celestial bodies (stars, planets)
  • Interdisciplinary scientific tasks: development of methods for constructing and maintaining terrestrial and celestial coordinate systems, as well as dynamic coordinate systems used in geodesy. This includes highly accurate ephemerides of celestial bodies, as well as determining the parameters of their mutual orientation, the Earth’s gravitational field, and atmospheric parameters.
 
 

Radio Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications

Educational Program – Radio Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications

Program Overview:

The Radio Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications educational program is aimed at shaping a well-educated, adaptable, and mobile professional with both core and specialized competencies in telecommunications, capable of solving engineering tasks in the fields of radio technology, electronics, and communication systems.

This program prepares highly qualified specialists for innovative sectors of the national economy in the field of advanced telecommunications technologies.
Graduates acquire theoretical, practical, and research knowledge and skills that meet the demands of both the domestic and global labor markets. They are trained to quickly adapt to constantly changing socio-economic conditions within the context of the growing ICT (information and communication technologies) sector.


Key Subjects:

  • Introduction to Radio Electronics

  • Optics

  • Fundamentals of Electronic and Measuring Equipment

  • Circuitry and Electronics

  • Electrical Circuit Theory

  • Wireless Communication Technologies

  • Mobile Communication Technologies

  • Computer Networks in Telecommunications

  • Computer Networks (Cisco 1)

  • Fundamentals of Robotics

  • Computer Graphics Systems

  • Metrology, Standardization and Certification

  • Theory of Electrical Communication

  • Digital Television Systems

  • Structured Cabling Systems

  • Information Security in Telecommunication Systems

  • Broadband Access Systems

  • Optical Systems in Telecommunications

  • Fiber-Optic Communication Lines

  • Digital Communication Technologies

  • Digital Devices and Microprocessors

  • Multichannel Telecommunication Systems

  • Guided Communication Systems

  • Antenna and Feeder Devices

  • NGN and Post-NGN Networks

  • Routing and Switching in Telecommunications

  • Satellite and Space Communication

  • Electromagnetic Wave Transmission Theory

  • Digital Transceiver Devices

  • Radio Engineering Devices


Career Opportunities:

Graduates of the program are well-prepared for roles in:

  • Installation and commissioning

  • Project management and technical operations

  • System design and technology development

  • Engineering analysis and telecommunications research

  • Service and maintenance operations

Typical positions include:

  • Cellular communication engineer

  • Fiber-optic system (FOTS) design engineer

  • Equipment developer with neural network-based control systems

  • Hardware design engineer

  • Telecommunications technology engineer

  • Information security and technical protection engineer

Graduates find employment with:

  • Electronics manufacturing companies

  • Telecom service providers and mobile operators

  • Repair and maintenance facilities

  • Research and development institutes

  • Law enforcement agencies

  • Defense and aerospace industries, and more.

Educational Program Code and Name

6B07212 Engineering in the Woodworking and Furniture Industry

Level of Study

Master’s Degree

 

  1. Brief Information about the Educational Program

Information:

The educational program 6B07212 “Engineering in the woodworking and furniture industry” is aimed at training qualified specialists for the woodworking, furniture and related industries.

The program combines engineering, technology, design, design and production training. In the course of their studies, students master modern technologies for processing wood and wood materials, designing wooden structures and furniture, organizing and managing woodworking production, working with equipment with numerical control, digital production systems, BIM technologies, robotics and elements of artificial intelligence.

Special attention is paid to the formation of practical skills necessary for the design and production of competitive furniture and wood products, the rational use of raw materials, the introduction of modern technologies and improving the efficiency of production processes.

 

  1. Advantages of the Educational Program

Information:

Oneof the keyadvantages of the educationalprogramis the combination of classicalwoodworkingtechnologieswithmodernengineeringanddigitalapproaches.

Students get the opportunity to:

  • studymoderntechnologies of woodworkingandfurnitureproduction;
  • mastermachine tools andequipmentwithnumericalcontrol;
  • applyintelligentproductionsystems;
  • to studyroboticsandartificialintelligencesystemsin the woodworkingindustry;
  • designandcalculatewoodenstructures;
  • study the design,compositionandstyles of furniture;
  • applygraphicalmodelingandlayoutwhendesigningfurniture;
  • useBIMtechnologiesin the design of woodworkingenterprises;
  • studymoderncompositewoodmaterials;
  • master the technologies of hydrothermal,chemical,protective and decorativewoodprocessing;
  • gainknowledgein the field of management,marketingandmanagement of woodworkingindustry;
  • developentrepreneurialandeconomic

 

  1. Courses Studied

 

Information:

 

The most significant disciplines of the educational program include:

  • Fundamentals of artificialintelligence;
  • Fundamentals of entrepreneurship;
  • Composition;
  • Multi-purpose economicmanagement of woodworkingandfurnitureproduction;
  • Architectural and constructiondesign of woodworkingenterprisesandcomplexes;
  • Numericallycontrolled machines forwoodworking;
  • Methodsandtools of engineering and technicalstudy of woodworkingproductsandfurniture;
  • Managementandmarketinginwoodworkingenterprises;
  • Designandcalculation of woodenstructures;
  • Furnituredesignandstyles;
  • Technology of chemicalprocessing of sawn timber;
  • Hydrothermaltreatmentandprotection of wood;
  • Intelligentproductionsystemsinwoodworking;
  • Roboticsandartificialintelligencesystemsinwoodworkingindustries;
  • Technology of gluedmaterialsandwoodslabs;
  • Moderncompositewoodmaterials;
  • Graphicsandlayoutinfurnituredesign;
  • Innovativetechnologies of woodworkingproductionmanagement;
  • BIMdesign of woodworkingenterprises;
  • Technologyandequipment for protective and decorativecoatings of woodandwoodmaterials;
  • Designdocumentationinwoodworking;
  • Safety measures in thewoodworkingandfurnitureindustries;
  • Upholsteredfurnituretechnology.

The list corresponds to the profile and elective disciplines of the submitted materials of the educational program.

 

 

  1. Career Opportunities for Graduates

Information:

Graduates of the educational program can work:

  • industrial engineers of woodworking and furniture production;
  • furnituremanufacturingtechnologists;
  • design engineers;
  • designersoffurnitureandwoodproducts;
  • by design engineers;
  • specialistsinwoodworkingequipment;
  • specialistsinCNC machines;
  • specialistsinautomationanddigitalization of production;
  • BIMdesignspecialists;
  • specialists in theorganizationandmanagement of production;
  • Productqualitycontrolspecialists;
  • foremenandmanagers of productionsites;
  • managers of manufacturingenterprises.

Graduates can realize themselves in furniture factories, woodworking enterprises, enterprises for the production of wood materials and structures, in design and engineering organizations, design companies, manufacturing and engineering organizations.

The acquired knowledge also allows graduates to engage in entrepreneurial activities and create their own enterprises for the production of furniture and wood products.

  1. Photographs

Link to the Google folder with photographs:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jDkAV8Q0BzhdA27r-BYKulDEMOomsSyd

 

 

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Контакт: _8 701 492 2339_

 

Code and Title of the Educational Program

6B07362 Construction Materials Engineering and Quality Management

Level of Training

Bachelor’s Degree

 

1. Brief Information about the Educational Program

The educational program “6B07362 Construction Materials Engineering and Quality Management” is designed to train highly qualified specialists of a new generation for the construction industry. The program harmoniously combines deep engineering knowledge in construction materials science with modern methods of digital design (BIM technologies) and quality management. The total volume of the program is 240 academic credits, designed for 4 years of full-time study. Instruction is conducted in Russian and Kazakh.

Main Goal of the Program: training of specialists capable of successfully solving complex production, research, and design problems in the construction industry. This includes the design, production, quality management, and application of innovative construction materials and products using Building Information Modeling (BIM) methods, taking into account modern requirements of environmental safety, sustainable development, resource conservation, and the creation of an inclusive and barrier-free environment.

2. Advantages of the Educational Program

  • Digitalization and BIM Technologies: students acquire highly sought-after skills in building information modeling (BIM), work with specialized software (Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, 3Ds Max, AutoCAD Plant 3D, SANA, ABC-4), and analyze big data (Big Data in construction).

  • Practical Orientation and Industry Links: the program was developed in close cooperation with leading employers in the construction sector. Reviewers and members of the Industrial Committee are executives of major enterprises (“Temir ZHB” LLP of “AZMK Group” holding, “Unifruit Trading” LLP, “Kulsary Concrete Solutions” LLP, “SAPA INTERSYSTEM” LLP, “Almaty Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Plant” LLP, “Knauf Insulation” LLP, “Temirbeton-1” LLP), which guarantees the relevance of knowledge and wide opportunities for internships and future employment.

  • Focus on Sustainable Development and Resource Conservation: the program covers advanced ecological concepts (decarbonization, materials life cycle assessment – LCA, utilization of industrial waste and secondary raw materials, creation of innovative “green” concretes with a minimized carbon footprint).

  • Mastery of Additive Technologies: studying modern methods of 3D printing with polymers and other composite and additive construction technologies of the new generation.

  • Inclusive Education and Universal Design: the program includes designing a barrier-free environment for persons with special educational needs (SEN), taking into account the principles of accessibility and ergonomics when developing equipment interfaces and organizing industrial zones.

 

3. Key Studied Disciplines

Digital Technologies and BIM Modeling

  • Building Information Modeling of Building Structures, Buildings and Facilities (BIM)

  • Professional Programs for the Construction Industry (AutoCAD, Revit, AutoCAD Plant 3D)

  • Big Data in Construction

  • Digital Modeling of Construction Processes

Materials Science and Innovative Technologies

  • Concrete Technology I and II

  • Building Ceramics and Quality Assessment / Technology of Building Ceramics

  • Mineral Binders and Quality Assessment

  • Roofing, Waterproofing and Road-Building Materials

  • Polymer Building Materials and Additive Technologies (3D Printing)

Quality Management and Environmental Safety

  • Quality Management in the Production of Construction Materials and Legislative and Regulatory Support of Construction

  • Resource-Saving Technologies and Environmental Assessment of Construction Materials

  • Fundamentals of Life Safety, Ecology and Sustainable Development

Engineering and Automated Systems

  • Automation of Production Processes

  • Thermotechnical and Mechanical Equipment of Construction Materials Enterprises

  • Building Structures

Economics and Project Management

  • Economics and Management in the Production of Construction Materials

  • Project Management and Start-up

  • Development of Estimates using Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence

 

4. Career Opportunities for Graduates

The educational program “6B07362 Construction Materials Engineering and Quality Management” opens opportunities for building a career in the modern construction industry — from the production and development of construction materials to quality management, technical control, design, digitalization, automation, and management of construction and production projects.

Where can graduates work?

  • enterprises for the production of concrete, reinforced concrete products and structures;

  • enterprises for the production of construction ceramics, mineral binders, and dry construction mixtures;

  • enterprises for the production of thermal insulation, waterproofing, polymer and composite construction materials;

  • testing laboratories and quality control centers for construction products;

  • design and engineering organizations;

  • organizations performing technical and production control;

  • organizations in the field of standardization, certification, and technical regulation;

  • organizations developing project and design-estimate documentation;

  • companies implementing BIM, digital, and automated technologies;

  • research organizations and innovation centers;

  • organizations implementing resource-saving and environmentally safe technologies.

What jobs can graduates do?

Production and Technology

  • process engineer;

  • process engineer for the production of construction materials;

  • technologist of construction materials production;

  • construction materials engineer;

  • production technology support specialist;

  • automation engineer.

Quality, Testing and Control

  • quality engineer;

  • technical control engineer (QC);

  • laboratory engineer;

  • testing laboratory specialist;

  • quality control specialist for construction materials, products and structures;

  • standardization and certification specialist;

  • technical regulation specialist.

Design and Technical Support

  • PTO engineer (Production and Technical Department);

  • design engineer;

  • structural design specialist;

  • construction project technical support specialist;

  • construction control specialist;

  • foreman / site supervisor (in accordance with qualification requirements).

Estimating, Economics and Management

  • estimator engineer;

  • estimation specialist;

  • feasibility study specialist;

  • construction cost estimation specialist;

  • project manager;

  • construction and production project management specialist.

Digital Technologies and Automation

  • BIM specialist;

  • BIM modeler;

  • construction process digital modeling specialist;

  • production digitalization specialist;

  • production process automation specialist;

  • specialist in digital technologies and AI application in construction.

Ecology and Innovations

  • environmental assessment specialist for construction materials;

  • resource-saving specialist;

  • specialist in implementing environmentally safe technologies;

  • specialist in development and implementation of innovative construction materials.

Research Activity

  • research unit specialist;

  • junior researcher;

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Career Prospects

As they gain professional experience and meet the established qualification requirements, graduates can grow to the following positions: leading specialist, chief specialist, project leader, head of laboratory, head of technical control department (QC), production site supervisor, head of workshop, head of production division, chief engineer.

Another promising trajectory is technical supervision. After obtaining the necessary professional experience and passing the certification procedure provided for by law, a graduate can develop in the direction of technical supervision of construction, including quality control of construction works, construction materials, products and structures.

Why is this program promising?

The graduate receives a comprehensive engineering training that combines construction materials and technologies of their production, quality management, design, BIM and digital modeling, automation, estimating, technical and economic calculations, project management, artificial intelligence, environmental safety, and resource conservation. This allows them to build a career in various areas of the modern construction industry — from a process engineer and quality specialist to a BIM specialist, estimator engineer, project manager and, in the future, a leader of a production or project division.

5. Photos for the Website

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Developers and Responsible Persons

Full Name

Academic Degree, Title, Position

Role in the Program

Aldungarova A.K.

PhD, Research Professor, Dean of School of Engineering

Coordination of the Educational Program

Zhilkibayeva A.M.

PhD, Associate-Research Professor, Curator of the EP

EP Development, academic quality coordination

 

 

Educational programme code and title

6B07324 Economics and Management in Construction

Level of study

☑ Bachelor’s degree                ☐ Master’s degree                ☐ Doctoral degree

 

  1. Programme Overview

The 6B07324 Economics and Management in Construction educational programme is delivered by the School of Engineering of International Educational Corporation LLP. The programme lasts four years and comprises 240 academic credits. The languages of instruction are Kazakh and Russian. Graduates are awarded a Bachelor of Engineering and Technology degree. The field of education is 6B07 Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction Industries, and the field of study is 6B073 Architecture and Construction.

The programme’s defining feature is its interdisciplinary approach. Students study construction from an engineering perspective, including construction materials and structures, construction production technology, geodesy, and building engineering systems. At the same time, they develop expertise in cost estimating, construction pricing, accounting, finance, management, and marketing. As a result, graduates can understand both technical drawings and cost estimates — a combination of skills that is consistently valued across the construction industry.

The programme is based on the current professional standards of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Construction Production Manager, Development of Construction Projects, and Accountant. The curriculum is reviewed annually by an Industry Advisory Committee comprising leaders of construction and financial organisations that employ our graduates.

  1. Programme Advantages

A degree plus professional certifications. The programme is delivered in cooperation with the Chamber of Professional Accountants of Kazakhstan, giving students an opportunity to obtain professional accountant certification while still studying. Practical training in construction cost estimating is organised jointly with Tekhnadzor Stroy KZ LLP and leads to a cost estimator certificate. Graduates therefore enter the labour market with both a university degree and professional credentials that employers can immediately recognise.

Up-to-date digital skills. Students work in a BIM environment and learn information and digital modelling of construction processes, cost-estimate development using specialised software, 1C:Accounting, business intelligence technologies, and the fundamentals of artificial intelligence and data analysis. These are among the practical skills currently expected of candidates by design and construction companies.

Individual learning pathways and real-world practice. From the second year, students choose one of three minors and develop deeper expertise in their selected area: Accounting and 1C; Digital Marketing and B2B; or Technical Mechanics and Building Information Modelling. Practical training, industrial placements, and pre-graduation internships take place at operating companies in the sector, allowing students to experience construction sites and construction economics in practice rather than only through textbooks.

A versatile qualification. Graduates are not limited to a single occupation. They can work as cost estimators for contractors, economists for developers, analysts in banks, project managers in development companies, or specialists in government bodies. The programme follows the principles of inclusive education and provides for an individual study plan, flexible assessment methods, and the option to complete up to 25% of coursework through distance learning.

  1. Key Courses

Construction Economics and Cost Estimating — the core of the programme: Economics in Construction; Construction Pricing; Resource Standardisation and Cost Calculation; Digital Cost Estimate Development; Real Estate Economics and Valuation; Labour Economics; Statistics.

Project Management and Management Studies: Project Management and Start-ups; Strategic Planning; Quality Management Systems; HR Management; Business Planning; Fundamentals of Management and Marketing; Digital Marketing; B2B Marketing; Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship; Legal Regulation of Business; Business and Professional Ethics.

Accounting and Finance: Fundamentals of Accounting and Auditing; Management Accounting; Taxation; Financial and Management Analysis; Financial Modelling of Construction Projects; Fundamentals of Financial Literacy; 1C:Accounting.

Digital Technologies, BIM, and Data Analysis: Building Information Modelling of Structures, Buildings and Facilities (BIM); Digital Modelling of Construction Processes; Business Intelligence Technologies; Data Analysis and Economic Forecasting; Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence; Information and Communication Technologies; Fundamentals of Research.

Engineering and Construction Studies: Construction Materials; Building Structures; Construction Production Technology; Construction Machinery and Equipment; Architectural and Construction Design; Engineering Systems of Buildings and Facilities; Engineering and Technical Mechanics; Building Physics; Geodesy; Engineering and Computer Graphics.

  1. Graduate Career Opportunities

Career options: Construction Cost Estimator; Construction Economics Specialist; Project Manager; Business or Investment Analyst; Finance and Cost Manager; Development Project Specialist; Cost Engineer; Pricing Specialist; Accountant; Real Estate Valuer; Quality Management Systems Specialist.

Potential employers: construction contractors and construction investment companies; design institutes and engineering organisations; property development companies; technical supervision and project management services; second-tier banks and insurance companies; consulting and valuation firms; and government bodies, including departments responsible for architecture, urban planning, and public procurement.

Why these professionals are in demand: No construction project in Kazakhstan can proceed without cost-estimate documentation, economic justification, and budget management. These functions are required at every stage, from design through commissioning, and remain relevant in new construction, reconstruction, and building operation.

Further opportunities: Graduates may continue their studies in master’s programmes within 7M073 Architecture and Construction, including 7M07324 Economics and Management in Construction, or in Economics and Management. They can also establish their own business in the construction sector, supported by the skills developed in Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship, Business Planning, and Project Management and Start-ups.

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Responsible person: K. I. Ilyassova, Coordinator of the Economics and Management in Construction educational programme

Contact: +7 775 419 61 17

 

The code and name of the educational program

“7M07361 Production of building materials, products and structures”

(scientific and pedagogical direction)

Level of training

Master’s degree

 

  1. Brief information about the educational program:

The Master’s degree program in the scientific and pedagogical direction 7M07361 “Production of building materials, products and structures” is focused on the training of highly qualified specialists capable of carrying out research, pedagogical and innovative activities in the field of building materials science and technology for the production of building materials, products and structures.

The program provides in-depth training in the field of modern building materials and their production technologies, quality management, resource conservation, environmental safety and the use of man-made and secondary resources. Special attention is paid to the development of modern methods for studying the composition, structure, and physico-mechanical properties of materials, planning and statistical processing of experimental results, and developing and improving innovative technologies.

In the course of their studies, undergraduates acquire competencies for conducting scientific research, developing new materials and technological solutions, preparing scientific publications and participating in scientific and innovative projects, as well as developing the pedagogical competencies necessary to work in organizations of higher and postgraduate education.

The educational program creates conditions for academic and professional development, continuing doctoral studies and building a career in research organizations, higher education institutions, laboratories, design and expert organizations, as well as in the construction industry.

 

  1. Advantages of the educational program:
  2. Scientific and pedagogical orientation is the training of masters who are able to carry out research, pedagogical and innovative activities in the field of production of building materials, products and structures.
  3. The relevance of the program content is focused on current trends in the construction industry: resource conservation, energy efficiency, greening of production, use of man–made and secondary resources, digitalization and improvement of the quality of building materials.
  4. Practice-oriented scientific training is a combination of fundamental training with conducting experimental research, laboratory tests, mathematical and statistical processing of results.
  5. Interdisciplinarity – integration of knowledge in the fields of building materials science, chemistry, physics, building materials technology, nanotechnology, quality management and environmental safety.
  6. Formation of research competencies – mastering modern experimental planning methods, studying the structure and properties of materials, including instrumental analysis methods (XRD, thermal analysis, electron microscopy, etc.).
  7. Focus on innovative materials and technologies – the possibility of developing new compositions and technologies for the production of concrete, ceramic and other composite building materials with improved operational characteristics.
  8. Environmental and resource–saving orientation – development of technologies for involving industrial and other secondary resources in the production of building materials, reducing the material and energy intensity of products.
  9. The link between science, education and production is the opportunity to carry out master’s studies on topical issues of the construction industry with the subsequent implementation of the results in the educational process and production practice.
  10. Preparation for a further academic trajectory is the formation of a base for continuing doctoral studies and carrying out scientific activities in higher education organizations and research institutions.
  11. Training of new generation teaching staff – development of competencies in the development and implementation of educational programs, conducting training sessions, organizing independent and research work of students.
  12. Orientation to international standards is the formation of competencies that meet modern requirements for specialists in the field of building materials science and technologies for the production of building materials.
  13. High potential for practical application of the results – the results of master’s studies can be presented in scientific publications, applications for intellectual property, scientific and technical developments and recommendations for enterprises of the construction industry.

 

  1. Subjects studied:
  • Physico-chemical research methods // Modern methods of building materials research,
  • Modern materials science and technologies of building composites
  • Activation processes in building materials technology
  • Protection of intellectual property // Fundamentals of the theory of inventive problem solving
  • Theoretical foundations of nanotechnology in modern materials science
  • Dry building mixes and powdered concretes
  • Highly functional concretes
  • Modern ceramic and refractory materials
  • Resource-saving technologies
  • Mathematical modeling in building materials technology // Modeling and simulation in building materials science
  • Efficient composites for green construction // Fundamentals of the theory of durability of building materials
  • Methods of modeling processes and systems // Modeling methods for processing experimental results

 

  1. Graduates’ career opportunities:

Graduates of the Master’s degree can work in:

  • enterprises manufacturing building materials and products; design organizations; research institutes of building materials; laboratories for testing and certification of building materials; construction companies; higher educational institutions;
  • hold positions:

– chief technologist;

– specialist in the development of innovative building materials and technologies;

– specialist in waste recycling, manufacture of environmentally friendly and resource-saving technologies for the production of building materials;

– head of the laboratory;

– head of specialized quality control departments;

– specialist in standardization, certification and quality management of construction products;

– head of specialized production, mining, construction (technical and engineering), supply and transport departments;

– research engineer in design, testing and expert organizations;

– researcher and researcher in research institutes, laboratories and research centers;

– teacher of higher and professional education organizations in the disciplines of building materials science, technology of building materials, products and structures;

 

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Production of Construction Materials, Products and Structures (Professional Track)

Objective of the educational programme – training of professional specialists who have the skills to solve technological problems in the field of production of building materials, products and structures and are able to successfully compete in changing labor market conditions.

Sphere of professional activity:

As a result of mastering this EP, graduates will be able to work in:

– enterprises for the manufacture of building materials and products;

– research institutes of building materials;

– design organizations;

– laboratories for testing and certification of building materials;

– construction companies;

– organizations of technical and vocational education.

To hold positions:

– the head of the laboratory;

– chief technologist;

– head (manager) of specialized production, mining, construction (technical and engineering), supply and transport departments;

– head of specialized quality control departments;

– a waste recycling engineer.

Learning Outcomes:

  1. Using multilingual training to conduct discussions, obtain information, expand professional opportunities and develop competitiveness in various language environments;
  2. Mastery of entrepreneurial competencies, ideas about market technologies for implementing innovations in industrial production; introduce new technologies; be able to work in a team to solve urgent problems;
  3. The ability to define and evaluate the company’s development strategy, initiate technological and organizational solutions that promote the mobility and competitiveness of the company in the conditions of the internal and external market;
  4. Knowledge of planning skills, organization of scientific experiment; ability to optimize, manage and automate technological processes for the production of building materials and products, to justify decisions in this area;
  5. Knowledge of organizational and managerial aspects of building materials testing; ability to evaluate the properties of building materials and structures at various stages of their life cycle and improve their quality, introduce new methods and means of technical control and project implementation;
  6. Knowledge of building materials quality management, optimization and management of technological processes based on materials science knowledge of the formation of material properties and the influence of technological processes on them;
  7. The ability to assess the current state and prospects of scientific and technological progress in the production of building composites, including concrete, ceramics and other materials; to organize quality control at all stages of production;
  8. Knowledge of innovative methods and equipment for the mechanochemical activation of materials, the role of mechanically activated products in the processes of structure formation in the production of new types of materials; the ability to ensure the effectiveness of selected methods of product activation in economic and environmental aspects;
  9. Understanding the basic principles of materials science; chemical substance – minerals – microstructure – properties of materials; knowledge of techniques for modifying building materials; ability to implement and use them in industrial production;
  10. Knowledge of modern assessment methods, scientific foundations of technological techniques, organizational solutions for resource and energy conservation in the field of production of building materials and products;
  11. Designing new materials for specific functions, followed by their introduction into production, taking into account the concept of sustainable construction; developing technical specifications, reports and proposals for optimizing design solutions.

 

Code and Name of the educational program

7M 07324 “Economics and Management in Construction”

Level of training

☐ Master’s degree ☐ Doctoral degree

 

  1. Brief information about the educational program

Brief description of the educational program, its focus, goals, specifics and main features of student training.

Information:

The educational program ” 7M 07324 Economics and Management in Construction” is implemented at the School of Engineering of the International Educational Corporation. The duration of study is 2 years, the volume is 60 academic credits, languages of instruction : Kazakh and Russian. Degree awarded : Bachelor of Engineering and Technology. Field of education : 07 “Engineering, Manufacturing, and Construction Industries,” field of study : 7M 073 “Architecture and Construction.”

The program’s key focus is on training qualified academic, teaching, and management personnel capable of effectively addressing economic, organizational, and managerial challenges in the construction industry. The program combines fundamental economic and managerial training with the study of modern investment and project management technologies, cost engineering, cost management, and financial risk management.

Particular attention is paid to the digital transformation of the construction industry, the application of artificial intelligence in economic analysis and construction project management, energy efficiency, environmental and green design, and the commercialization of scientific developments.

The educational program is aimed at developing students’ analytical, creative, and strategic thinking, independent research skills, and the ability to make informed management decisions in a changing economic environment.

  1. Advantages of the educational program

The educational program is focused on the modern needs of the construction industry and combines economic, management, investment, and scientific research training.

Information:

The program’s key benefits include: comprehensive training in the economics and management of the construction industry; study of modern methods of business planning and investment project management; mastery of cost and expense management tools in construction; study of modern approaches to assessing and managing financial risks; development of competencies in project and corporate management; application of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in the economics and management of construction; preparation for conducting scientific research and developing innovative solutions; study of issues related to the commercialization of scientific projects in construction; development of competencies in the field of ecological, energy-efficient, and “green” construction; development of managerial and creative competencies necessary for working in a competitive environment.

The program allows you to develop professional competencies that are in demand in modern construction, investment, design, consulting, and educational organizations .

  1. Subjects studied

A list of the main and most significant disciplines studied by master’s students within the framework of the educational program.

Information:

The educational program covers disciplines aimed at developing professional, managerial, research, and digital competencies:

Management and management psychology – modern principles of management, personnel motivation, conflict management and the formation of an effective organizational climate;

Organization and conduct of scientific research – methods of organizing scientific work, conducting research, analyzing and systematizing scientific data;

Pedagogy of higher education – the fundamentals of pedagogical activity, design of the educational process and evaluation of its effectiveness;

Anti-crisis policy of an enterprise – economic methods of enterprise management and decision-making in crisis situations;

Bankruptcy and liquidation of enterprises – legal and economic foundations of bankruptcy and liquidation of enterprises in the Republic of Kazakhstan;

Commercialization of scientific projects in construction – methods of practical use of scientific developments and obtaining commercial effects;

Creative project management – modern approaches to project management and development of creative solutions;

Quality management system – quality management, standardization and certification of products and services;

Management system in education – modern approaches to the management of educational organizations;

Corporate governance – principles of corporate management and professional activity in a competitive environment;

Creative management in the construction industry – development of creative thinking and application of innovative approaches in the management of construction organizations;

Organization of investment activities of the enterprise – the basics of investment and innovation activities and modern methods of investment management;

Financial risk assessment in the construction industry – identification, assessment and analysis of financial risks of construction projects;

Application of artificial intelligence in economics and construction management – the use of AI for economic analysis, forecasting costs and construction schedules, risk assessment, resource optimization, budgeting and cost analysis;

Cost engineering in construction – modern methods of managing construction costs at various stages of the investment and construction process;

Expertise of goods and services in construction – assessment of the quality and competitiveness of goods and services, issues of certification, standardization and expertise;

Methods and aspects of “green” or ecological design – modern approaches to environmental and engineering safety of construction projects;

Energy efficiency and environmental issues in construction – improving the energy efficiency, reliability, safety and environmental friendliness of buildings and structures.

  1. Career opportunities for graduates

Information about the careers graduates of this educational program can pursue, the positions they can hold, and the professional fields and organizations they can pursue after completing their studies.

Information:

The acquired knowledge and competencies allow one to occupy positions related to economics, management, investment activities, project management, financial analysis, and construction project cost management.

 

Graduates can work as:

– economist of a construction organization;

– manager of construction and investment projects;

– investment specialist;

– specialist in cost management and construction costs;

– specialist in financial and risk management;

– quality management manager;

– specialist in business planning and economic analysis;

– corporate manager;

– project manager;

– specialist in innovative development and commercialization of scientific research;

– specialist in digitalization and application of AI in construction management;

– research fellow;

– a teacher in higher and professional education organizations.

Professional activities of graduates may be related to the management of construction companies, the implementation of investment and construction projects, economic support for construction, scientific research and teaching activities.

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Economics and Management in Construction (Professional Track)

Economics and Management in Construction (Professional Track)

This program is aimed at preparing highly qualified scientific and pedagogical specialists in the field of economics and management for the construction industry. Graduates will possess modern knowledge and skills in areas such as business planning, investment project management, cost management, and cost estimation in construction. Special attention is given to the ability to adapt education and scientific research to the evolving needs of society and advancements in scientific thought.


Program Duration: 1 year

Main Areas of Study:

  • Project Management:
    Graduates will be able to effectively manage construction projects, including planning, implementation, and monitoring progress.


The master’s program equips graduates with the necessary competencies for a successful career in construction project management and scientific-pedagogical activities, shaping professionals capable of adapting to changes in the industry and making significant contributions to the development of the construction sector.

 

Code and Name of the Educational Program

7M07212 Technology of Woodworking and Wood Products (by application area)

Level of Study

Master’s    

 

  1. Brief Information about the Educational Program

Information:

The professional-track Master’s educational program 7M07212 Technology of Woodworking and Wood Products (by application area) is designed to train highly qualified specialists for the woodworking and furniture industries who are able to apply advanced woodworking technologies, improve production processes, and solve applied technological and managerial tasks. Training combines professional courses, industrial practice, experimental research work with an internship, and completion of a master’s project.

  1. Advantages of the Educational Program

Information:

The program has a strong practice-oriented focus and provides advanced professional training within an intensive one-year format. Master’s students develop expertise in advanced woodworking technologies, strengthen professional foreign-language and management competencies, and gain experience in solving production problems, conducting applied research, and developing technologically sound solutions. Industrial practice and experimental research work combined with an internship enable students to apply their knowledge in real production settings. Completion of a master’s project connects the acquired competencies with current challenges faced by woodworking enterprises.

  1. Courses Studied

Information:

  • Foreign Language (Professional);
  • Management and Management Psychology;
  • Advanced Technologies in Woodworking;
  • Integrated Systems for Technological Preparation of Production;
  • Modern Organization of Technological Preparation of Production;
  • Innovative Methods for Testing Wood and Wood-Based Materials;
  • Quality Management of Products in Woodworking Industries;
  • Quality Assessment of Protective Treatment of Wood;
  • Modern Technologies and Equipment for Protective Treatment of Wood;
  • Theory and Technology of Composite Wood Materials
  • Modern Technologies for Processing Wood Raw Materials and Waste.
  1. Career Opportunities for Graduates

Information:

Graduates may work as lead process engineers, process engineers in woodworking and furniture production, specialists in technological preparation and production improvement, specialists in the implementation of modern technologies, product quality control and assurance specialists, workshop or production-unit supervisors and managers, as well as specialists and managers of production and technology projects. Career opportunities are available in woodworking and furniture enterprises, wood-based materials and wood-products manufacturing companies, design and engineering organizations, production and testing laboratories, and companies engaged in production modernization and technological development.

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Educational Program Code and Name

7M07211 Technology of Woodworking and Wood Products (by application area)

Level of Study

Master’s Degree

 

  1. Brief Information about the Educational Program

Information:

The master’s educational program 7M07211 Technology of Woodworking and Wood Products (by application area) is designed to train highly qualified specialists with advanced professional, research, technological, and managerial competencies in woodworking and the manufacture of wood products.

The program combines modern woodworking technologies with research and scientific-pedagogical training. Master’s students study innovative equipment, modern CNC machines, the processing of wood raw materials and waste, waste-free production, technological preparation of production, modern methods for studying technological processes, and technologies for wood bonding and protective treatment.

  1. Advantages of the Educational Program

Information:

The key advantage of the program is the combination of advanced technological training with research and managerial components.

Master’s students have the opportunity to:

  • study modern and innovative woodworking technologies;
  • master modern technological equipment and CNC equipment;
  • investigate technologies for the comprehensive processing of wood raw materials;
  • develop approaches to the rational use of wood waste;
  • study the scientific foundations of waste-free production;
  • improve the technological preparation of production;
  • apply modern methods for studying woodworking technological processes;
  • study adhesive production technology and wood bonding;
  • investigate modern methods of protective wood treatment;
  • develop managerial competencies in woodworking production;
  • conduct independent scientific research and present its results;
  • continue academic and research activities.

 

  1. Courses Studied

 

Information:

 

  • Innovative Equipment and Tools in Woodworking Production;
  • Modern CNC Equipment in Woodworking;
  • Modern Technologies for Processing Wood Raw Materials and Waste;
  • Scientific Foundations of Waste-Free Production;
  • System Integration in the Technological Preparation of Production;
  • Technological Preparation of Production;
  • Management of Woodworking Production;
  • Modern Methods for Studying Woodworking Technological Processes;
  • Theory and Technology of Adhesive Production for Woodworking;
  • Theory and Technology of Wood Bonding;
  • Qualitative Assessment of Protective Wood Treatment;
  • Modern Technologies and Equipment for Protective Wood Treatment.

 

  1. Career Opportunities for Graduates

Information:

Graduates of the master’s program may work as:

  • lead process engineers;
  • research engineers;
  • specialists in modern woodworking technologies;
  • specialists in technological preparation of production;
  • specialists in automated and CNC equipment;
  • specialists in the rational processing of wood raw materials and waste;
  • specialists in product quality control and assurance;
  • heads of production units;
  • specialists and project managers in the woodworking industry;
  • research scientists;
  • instructors at higher and vocational education institutions.

Graduates may work at woodworking and furniture enterprises, research institutions, universities, design and engineering organizations, production laboratories, and organizations engaged in the development and implementation of modern technologies.

The scientific and pedagogical focus of the program also provides a foundation for further doctoral study and the development of an academic career.

 

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The code and name of the educational program

8D07361 – “Production of building materials, products and structures”

Level of training

Doctoral studies

 

  1. Brief information about the educational program:

The educational program of the doctoral program 8D07361 – “Production of building materials, products and structures” is aimed at the fundamental training of highly qualified specialists in the field of science and practice of obtaining innovative building materials, who possess the methodology and skills of organizing and conducting research activities.

The program focuses on the study of modern technologies for the production of building materials, the development of innovative and energy-efficient materials, the use of man-made and secondary resources, improving the operational reliability and durability of construction products, as well as improving technological processes based on modern methods of materials science, digital technologies and scientific modeling.

Doctoral students acquire competencies in the field of planning and conducting scientific research, experimental work, processing and interpreting scientific data, developing new materials and technologies, publishing and commercializing research results.

 

 

  1. Advantages of the educational program:
  • World-class scientific research. The opportunity to conduct independent research and develop new scientific solutions in the field of building materials science.
  • Innovative materials and technologies. Research of modern energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, resource-saving and highly efficient building materials.
  • Practical orientation. The focus of scientific research on solving real-world problems of construction industry enterprises and increasing production efficiency.
  • Modern research methods. Application of instrumental methods of analysis, experimental modeling, digital technologies and statistical processing of results.
  • Environmental and resource efficiency. Development of technologies for the rational use of natural raw materials, man-made and secondary resources in the production of building materials.
  • International scientific cooperation. The opportunity to participate in international research, research projects, conferences and academic mobility.
  • Publication activity. Formation of skills in preparing scientific publications in peer-reviewed domestic and international publications.
  • Commercialization of scientific results. Development of competencies in the field of technology transfer, intellectual property protection and implementation of research results.

 

 

  1. Subjects studied:
  • Academic writing;
  • Scientific research methods;
  • Nanomodification in building materials technology;
  • Modeling and forecasting of properties of new materials // Mathematical modeling of durability design of building materials;
  • Scientific foundations of the development of composite materials // Scientific foundations of the production of modern ceramic materials.

 

 

  1. Graduates’ career opportunities:

Doctoral graduates can work in:

  • research institutes and research centers;
  • scientific laboratories of building materials and testing centers;
  • organizations of the construction industry;
  • enterprises producing building materials, products and structures;
  • design, engineering and expert organizations;
  • organizations engaged in the development and implementation of innovative construction technologies;
  • government and industry organizations related to the development of the construction industry;
  • innovative companies and organizations involved in technology transfer and commercialization.
  • organizations of higher and postgraduate education;

Hold positions:

  • Researcher, Senior Researcher;
  • Scientific director of research projects;
  • Research engineer;
  • Specialist in scientific and technological development and technology transfer;
  • Specialist in the transfer and commercialization of scientific developments;
  • Head of the Research Laboratory;
  • Plant Director, Deputy Director of Production;
  • Director of the Laboratory for Certification and Testing of building materials;
  • Expert in the field of quality and conformity assessment of building materials;
  • Chief Engineer, Chief Technologist, Head of the Production and Technical Department of specialized departments;
  • Head or specialist in the development of innovative materials and technologies;
  • Chief engineer of the project;
  • Teacher of higher and postgraduate education organizations;

 

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Educational Program Code and Name

 

8D07211 Technology of woodworking and wood products (by application area)

 

Level of Study

Doctoral Studies

 

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Information:

The doctoral educational program Technology of woodworking and wood products (by application area) is designed to train highly qualified research and academic personnel capable of independently conducting fundamental and applied research in woodworking, wood materials, and the manufacture of wood products.

The program focuses on developing doctoral students’ research, analytical, innovative, and professional competencies needed to develop new technological solutions, improve production processes, ensure the rational processing of wood raw materials, and implement research findings in the practical operations of enterprises.

 

  1. Advantages of the Educational Program

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The key advantage of the program is the integration of in-depth scientific research with solutions to current technological, environmental, and innovation-related challenges in the woodworking industry.

The program enables doctoral students to:

  • conduct independent fundamental and applied research;
  • develop and strengthen professional and research competencies;
  • investigate current issues in the woodworking industry;
  • develop and implement innovative solutions at enterprises;
  • study the rational use of wood raw materials;
  • develop environmentally sound approaches to processing wood resources;
  • analyze and improve technological processes;
  • participate in research and innovation projects;
  • prepare scientific publications and present research findings to the professional and academic community;
  • develop the competencies required for academic teaching and research project management.

The inclusion of courses related to innovation and ecology demonstrates that the program is oriented not only toward the technological development of the industry, but also toward the sustainable and rational use of wood raw materials.

 

  1. Courses Studied

Information:

  • Materials Science and Technology of New Innovative Materials
  • Management of Professional Competencies;
  • Current Issues in Enhancing Professional Potential;
  • Innovation Activities at the Enterprise;
  • Ecology and Rational Processing of Wood Raw Materials.

Along with completing the taught courses, an essential component of doctoral training is independent research aimed at obtaining new scientific results, developing and substantiating technological solutions, and preparing the doctoral dissertation.

 

  1. Career Opportunities for Graduates

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Graduates of the doctoral educational program may work as:

  • research scientists;
  • lead research scientists;
  • faculty members and researchers at higher education institutions;
  • specialists and heads of research laboratories;
  • research and innovation project managers;
  • specialists in research and development (R&D);
  • experts in woodworking technologies and the production of wood materials;
  • specialists in enterprise innovation development;
  • heads of technological and research units;
  • scientific and technical experts and consultants.

Graduates may pursue professional careers at universities and research organizations, woodworking and furniture enterprises, design and engineering organizations, innovation centers, research laboratories, and manufacturing companies.

Doctoral training provides opportunities to develop an academic career, lead scientific research, and contribute to the creation and implementation of innovative technologies in the woodworking industry.

 

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