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Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "Moscow State Forest University" (FGBOU VPO MGUL, MGU Forest) is a specialized higher educational institution that trains engineers, bachelors, masters and scientists for the forestry, pulp and paper and woodworking industries and is a large educational and scientific center of the country's forest complex.

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About the university

Brief information on the history of Moscow State Forest University

In 1919 The Soviet government decides to open a new higher educational institution for the training of specialists in the forest complex - the Moscow Forestry Engineering Institute.

For educational activities, the Institute was temporarily provided with a building located at No. 30 on B. Nikitskaya Street, which previously belonged to Moscow State University. In addition, buildings on the street were also transferred to the institute. B. Molchanovka, 1 and in Okhotny Ryad (on the site of the present hotel "Moscow").

Professor Viktor Emilevich Klassen was appointed director of the MLTI.

MLTI began training specialists in the procurement, transportation, and processing of wood. Prior to the organization of the MLTI, universities trained specialists exclusively in forestry management, and not in the creation and operation of forestry and woodworking equipment.

In 1923 The forest faculty of the Timiryazev Agricultural Academy is merged into the MLTI. In this regard, the fourth faculty is organized at MLTI - forestry, and MLTI is renamed into the Moscow Forestry Institute.

Simultaneously with the constant organizational work at the university, educational activities were also actively conducted. As part of the MLI in 1923-1925. there were 29 departments. The lecturers of the woodworking were outstanding scientists with world names: O.Yu. Schmidt, N.A. Luzin (taught higher mathematics), A.I. Ioffe (physics), M.F. Berg (descriptive geometry), S.A. Chaplygin (mechanics), V.P. Volgin, rector of Moscow State University (political studies).

In terms of the number of students, the Faculty of Forestry Engineering was the most numerous, with 903 students. 377 students studied at the forestry faculty, 159 at the forest reclamation faculty.

However, in 1925 The Moscow Unloading Commission decided to merge the MLI with the Leningrad Forestry Institute and transfer most of the students to Leningrad. Some of the students and teachers remain in Moscow and continue their studies at specialized universities in the capital, such as the Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, Moscow State Technical University. Bauman (mechanics), woodworking department of the Higher Artistic and Technical Institute (VKHUTEIN). But already in November 1928. The initiative group addressed a letter to the Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Chairman of the Supreme Economic Council of the USSR, pointing out the need to create a forestry engineering institute in Moscow. In 1927-1928. in logging and rafting, there was a catastrophic situation with personnel: there were almost no engineers, a technician with a secondary education was a rarity in production. It was noted that more than 900 engineers and 2,000 technicians are needed for successful work in logging and rafting.

Therefore, at the end of 1929. The Presidium of the Supreme Council of National Economy of the USSR decided to open a timber industry technical college in Moscow. On the basis of the woodworking department of VKhUTEIN, the Moscow Forestry Engineering Institute was organized (originally it was called the Forest Technology Institute for the Mechanical Processing of Hard and Valuable Woods).

In 1930 The Moscow Forestry Institute is resuming its activities under the name "Forest Technology Institute for the Mechanical Processing of Hard and Valuable Wood" and is actively involved in the implementation of the tasks of the first and subsequent five-year plans for the development of the national economy of the country. MLTI moves from the building of the architectural institute on Rozhdestvenka to the premises of a furniture factory on Bolshaya Ordynka. The construction of the institute begins at the Stroitel station (10 standard houses, UPM, were built within 6 years, the foundation (left wing) of the main educational building was laid.

The training was conducted at three faculties of daytime education - mechanical processing of wood, timber export and the faculty of internal equipment (designing furniture and wooden implements), as well as at the faculties of evening and distance learning. Half of the study time (for a month) students studied at the institute, and then worked in production.

Many graduates of the institute of that period were formed into prominent Soviet scientists (academician of the All-Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences A.S. Yablokov, professors P.N. Khukhryansky, M.V. Klassen, M.S. Movnin). Later, some of the MLTI graduates of this period associated their entire lives with scientific and teaching work at the institute.

In 1936 as a result of regular reorganization measures, the work of the university was again interrupted, and MLTI students were transferred to the Leningrad Forestry Engineering Academy.

MLTI resumed its work in 1943. on the territory of the village of Stroitel, Mytishchi district, when the country was in dire need of specialists to restore the national economy destroyed by the war. The reason for the resumption of the work of the MLTI was the Decree of the Soviet government of July 15, 1943 No. N771 and a joint order on this by the All-Union Committee for Higher Education under the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the People's Commissariat for the Forestry Industry of the USSR, which at that time was in charge of forestry and forestry universities.

Guided by them, the Moscow Forestry Engineering Institute resumed work as part of two faculties: the mechanization of logging and timber transport, which later became known as the Faculty of Forestry Engineering and the Faculty of Mechanical Technology of Wood. To begin with, it was planned to accept 100 people for each faculty for the 1st year of the institute. In addition, it was planned to accept students for the 2nd year in the amount of 50 people. The institute began its first academic year with a contingent of 250 people.

Since 1948 MLTI opens training of engineers - gardeners of cities and towns (hereinafter landscape architects) at the faculty "Greening cities". In the 1950s, the specialty was closed, but then revived as a specialization at the Faculty of Forestry.

In 1952 the construction of the Main Academic Building of the MLTI was completed.

In 1955 the Faculty of Engineering and Economics is opened, which begins to prepare economists with deep knowledge both in the forestry industry and in economics and computer science. IEF was reorganized twice, economic specialties were transferred to the technical faculties of MLTI, but since 1993. a powerful faculty of economics and foreign relations has been recreated at the university, which has trained a large number of qualified economists and accountants for state and commercial enterprises and organizations.

In 1959 on the initiative of S.P. Korolev, the Faculty of Electronics and Systems Engineering (FEST) was founded. Today, the faculty trains specialists for enterprises of the rocket and space complex, specialists for all areas of activity that use computers, information and computing systems, networks and communications of computers, databases and databases of data and knowledge, expert systems, statistical information processing, management of objects and the economy, various electronics and devices.

In the 1960s. logging reached its maximum size, and it became clear that their further development, that is, the pursuit of the "shaft" should be suspended. In the scientific and technological progress of the industry, new directions began to break through, with the aim of moving to a deeper, more complex processing of wood, to the maximum use of any wood, including its waste, as a raw material in the production of paper and cardboard, wood-based panels, fodder yeast, softwood flour, alcohol and much more.

These new industries required their own specialists, who had been trained since 1963. at MLTI he began the faculty of automation and integrated mechanization of the production of wood-based panels and plastics (FAP). In 1985 FAD and FAP were merged into a powerful faculty of mechanical and chemical technology of wood. Today, chemists-technologists who were educated within the walls of the MLTI work at pulp and paper and cardboard mills, plywood and wood board factories.

Along with the training of students at the institute, scientific personnel were trained through postgraduate and doctoral studies, and later a system of advanced training for teachers and engineering personnel was organized. This system included the open at MLTI in 1968. faculty of advanced training of teachers (FPKP) and advanced training courses for engineers.

FPKP was focused on admission for advanced training of about 300 teachers per year in the following specialties: forestry, machines and mechanisms of the forestry and woodworking industry, logging and woodworking technology with a training period of 4 months. It was designed to cover the system of advanced training of students of all forestry universities and faculties of the country.

In 1966 MLTI, among 33 universities of the country, was transferred to the direct subordination of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the USSR and the status of the country's base university in the field of forestry education was determined for it.

The largest transformations in the university began in 1968, under the leadership of the rector, Professor A.N. Oblivin. New educational and laboratory buildings have grown, high-rise buildings of student dormitories have risen, houses for teachers have been built, but most importantly, a scientific team has been formed, whose authority is recognized by scientists of the world.

Years passed. The tasks that confronted the country's forestry complex changed, and our university also changed, which received in 1993. status of the Moscow State Forest University.

In 1995 An international school of management and business has been opened at the university, the main task of which is to prepare bachelors and masters in the direction of "Management". Since 2006 MSHUB also implements an MBA program aimed at training senior managers of enterprises and organizations of the timber industry in Russia.

Since the higher school is focused on training specialists who are able not only to develop their chosen areas of activity, but also to possess humanitarian erudition, take an active life position, be able to defend their rights and respect the legal foundations of public life, in 1996. It was decided to open a humanities faculty at MSUL. In addition to teaching general education subjects, the GF trains specialists in two areas: general-purpose translators for forest complex enterprises and teachers in the field of vocational education.

In 2000 the faculty of landscape architecture is being created in the structure of the university, where 350 students are currently studying. Students of this faculty study the history and theory of landscape art with the basics of architecture and urban planning, study drawing and architectural graphics, composition and garden and park construction. The faculty trains creative specialists who will work with "living" vegetation material.

Since 2003 MGULesa is headed by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor V.G. Sanaev, under whose leadership the university firmly holds a leading position among forestry universities.

In 2006 on the basis of the faculties of correspondence and evening education, the Institute for the Training of Specialists on the Job (IPSOP) was created. IPSOP provides an opportunity for people employed to receive higher education. The educational process in IPSP is organized on the same educational and material base as in the faculties of full-time education. Highly qualified specialists who are actively engaged in theoretical and applied research are involved in the educational process. The presence of 14 regional representative offices allows IPSOP to train highly qualified personnel for the forestry sector of the economy of various constituent entities of the Russian Federation.

Today, the Moscow State Forest University, which has become a large educational and scientific innovation complex, includes 14 faculties with about 14,000 students. Among them are several basic faculties that provide high-quality training of specialists: the Faculty of Forestry, the Faculty of Forestry, the Faculty of Landscape Architecture, the Faculty of Mechanical and Chemical Technology of Wood, the Faculty of Electronics and Systems Engineering, the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Economics and External Relations, the International School of Management and Business, faculty of military sports training.

The structure of the university includes 5 research institutes, 3 certification centers, the Institute for the Training of Specialists on the Job, and the Educational and Experimental Forestry.

MSUL is a system-forming, basic university in the field of training forest specialists. The Educational and Methodological Association for Education in the Field of Forestry operates on the basis of the Moscow State Forest University. UMO includes 62 universities of the Russian Federation.

The university has formed a highly qualified scientific and pedagogical team. It consists of more than 100 professors and doctors of science, of which more than 30 are academicians and corresponding members of various international and Russian academies, laureates of the Lenin and State Prizes, honored workers of science and technology, as well as over 400 associate professors and candidates of science.

The richest social infrastructure has been preserved and is successfully developing: a student campus with a polyclinic, a canteen and a sanatorium, a recreation center "Dzhanhot" on the Black Sea, a children's health camp "Iskra". A year ago, a new sports complex was put into operation, which includes several sports halls and a swimming pool.

Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education “Mytishchi Branch of the Moscow State Technical University named after I.I. N. E. Bauman (formerly MGUL) is a specialized higher educational institution that trains engineers, bachelors, masters and scientists for the forestry, pulp and paper, woodworking and rocket and space industries, is a major educational and scientific center of the country's forest complex .

In 2016, it was reorganized by joining the Moscow State Technical University. Bauman.

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Faculties

Today, the Mytishchi branch of the Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman, which has become a large Educational and Scientific Innovation Complex, includes the following faculties, which enroll about 14,000 students and provide high-quality training for specialists:

Faculty of Forestry, Forestry Technologies and Landscape Construction (LT)

Areas of training

Undergraduate

• 35.03.01 "Forestry"
• 35.03.02
  • Profile "Forest Engineering"
• 35.03.10 "Landscape architecture"

Master's degree

• 35.04.01 "Forestry"
• 35.04.02 "Technologies of logging and wood processing industries"
  • Profile "Forest Engineering"
  • Profile "Wood processing technology"
• 35.04.10 "Landscape architecture"

PhD

The faculty implements postgraduate programs in the following areas of training highly qualified personnel:

• 06/35/04 "Technologies, means of mechanization and power equipment in agriculture, forestry and fisheries".
• 35.06.02 "Forestry" focus 06.03.03 Agroforestry, protective afforestation and landscaping of settlements, forest fires and fighting them.
• 06.06.01 "Biological Sciences" focus 02.03.08 Ecology (in forestry).
• 05.06.01 "Earth Sciences" focus 25.00.32 Geodesy.

Space Department (KF)

Areas of training

Undergraduate

• 01.03.02
• 09.03.01
• 12.03.01 Instrumentation;
• 13.03.01 Thermal power engineering and heat engineering;
• 15.03.02 Technological machines and equipment;
• 15.03.04 Automation of technological processes;
• 23.03.03 Operation of transport and technological machines and complexes;
• 27.03.01 Standardization and metrology;
• 27.03.04
• 38.03.01 Economy;
• 38.03.02 Management;
• 45.03.02 Linguistics;
• 44.03.04 Professional education.

Master's degree

• 01.04.02 Applied mathematics and informatics;
• 09.04.01 Informatics and Computer Engineering;
• 12.04.01 Instrumentation;
• 27.04.04 Management in technical systems;
• 38.04.01 Economy;
• 38.04.02 Management.

Specialty

• 24.05.06 Aircraft control systems.

Military Department No. 5 of the Air Force

The University has a Military Department (at the FVSP), which graduates reserve officers in the following profiles: Aviation training (specialties - navigational and aviation flight control), automotive training. University graduates who have undergone military training are not drafted into the army. To all students of Moscow State Technical University im. NE Bauman full-time training is given a deferment from military service.

The structure of the University also includes 5 research institutes, 3 certification centers and the Educational and Experimental Forestry.

Also in the Moscow State Technical University im. N. E. Bauman, there are full-time Preparatory courses that help high school students prepare for admission to a university.

Mytishchi branch of MSTU im. N. E. Bauman is a backbone base university in the field of training forest specialists. On the basis of MF MSTU. N. E. Bauman, the Educational and Methodological Association for Education in the Field of Forestry (UMO) is working. UMO includes 62 universities of the Russian Federation.

The University has formed a highly qualified scientific and pedagogical team. It consists of more than 100 professors and doctors of science, of which more than 30 are academicians and corresponding members of various international and Russian academies, laureates of the Lenin and State Prizes, honored workers of science and technology, as well as more than 400 associate professors and candidates of science.

On the territory of the campus of the MF MSTU. N. E. Bauman there are: a rich library with reading rooms, a sports complex with a swimming pool and gyms (various sports sections operate in the sports complex), a student club (it operates: KVN teams, dance and vocal studios, a theater, etc. ), a 2-storey canteen, buffets in the main buildings, 5 dormitory buildings (places in the dormitories are provided to all non-resident students), a sanatorium and a polyclinic. The protection of the territory is carried out by divisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

During the summer holidays, students can relax on the Black Sea coast at the recreation center "Dzhanhot", owned by the University.

In March, the Main Academic Building of the Moscow State Technical University named after M.V. N. E. Bauman. (formerly MGUL), and now a new building is being built on the site of the burnt one, which will be similar to the old one, but will have one floor more (5 floors).

At the moment, 5 floors of the monolithic concrete body of the building have been built, brick walls and the roof of the building have been erected, glazing is being completed on all five floors. The reinforced concrete structures of the club were erected.

The head of the Department of Physical Culture and Sports is V. I. Shalimov, a well-known hockey player, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Olympic champion (city), 3-time world and European champion.

MF MSTU im. N. E. Bauman. (former MGUL), the forests are published by the newspaper Vestnik MF MSTU im. N. E. Bauman. and the scientific journal "Forest Bulletin".

MF MSTU im. N. E. Bauman. (formerly MGUL), (MLTI) was one of the very first universities in the country that connected to the Internet and created its own website - the face of the university in the Internet community. Work on the creation of a communication center began back in the city by the staff of the Department of Computer Science (CT) FEST. In the city, on the basis of the educational laboratory of the Department of Computer Technology, the Educational and Methodological Scientific Laboratory of Computer Network Information Technologies (LKSIT) was created, later transformed into an independent division of the Moscow State University of Education and Science - the Educational and Methodological Scientific and Experimental Internet Center (IC). Currently, the University has access to the Internet via a fiber optic channel. More than 1500 computers (including more than 20 computer classes and 15 lecture halls equipped with projection equipment) are connected to the university computer local network, having access to all services of the computer local network of the Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman. (formerly MGUL), and the global Internet. All buildings of the University are connected by fiber-optic data transmission channels. The permanent leader of the work on the creation and development of the computer network of the MGUL network is prof. cafe VT Yu. V. Barakhnin.

Honorary Doctors of the Moscow State Technical University N. E. Bauman (former MGUL)

• Grachev, Viktor Vasilyevich (b.) - Deputy. Governor of the Vologda region
• Jovic, Dusan Dorda Jovic - Prof., Doctor of Science, Dean of the Faculty of Forestry, University of Belgrade.
• Isaev, Alexander Sergeevich (born ) - Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
• Koch, Niels Elers Koch - Gen. director of the Danish Center for Forests, Landscape and Planning, prof. University of Copenhagen, President of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations in - g.g.
• Lee, Don Koo (Don Koo Lee) - prof. Seoul National University, President of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations in - g.g.
• Mironov,   Sergey   Mikhailovich (b.) - Chairman of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.
• Popovich, Pavel Romanovich (-) - Pilot-cosmonaut of the USSR, Twice Hero of the Soviet Union (,).
• Seppala, Risto Juhani Seppala - prof. Finnish Forest Research Institute, IUFRO President in - y.
• Studen, Zeljko (Zelyko Studen) - Gen. Manager for Eastern Europe, Biesse Group S.p.A. (Italy).
• Youngs, Robert L. (Robert L. Youngs) - Prof. Forestry College of the University of Virginia (USA).

Famous graduates

• Bazdyrev, Nikolai Dmitrievich - Hero of the Soviet Union.
• Berezovsky, Boris Abramovich - Russian oligarch.
• Govorun, Oleg Markovich - Head of the Department of the President of the Russian Federation for Domestic Policy.
• Lopatov, Andrey Vyacheslavovich - Soviet basketball player, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR ().
• Melnikov, Vladimir Ivanovich - Minister of the Forestry Industry of the USSR (-).
• Romishevsky, Igor Anatolyevich - Soviet hockey player, defender, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR ().
• Ryumin, Valery Viktorovich - pilot-cosmonaut of the USSR.
• Yablokov, Alexander Sergeevich - Soviet dendrologist and breeder, doctor of agricultural sciences, prof., full member of the All-Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences, founder of the school on breeding and propagation methods of the main forest species, laureate of the USSR State Prize.

A few years ago, the Moscow State Forest University (MGUL) invited me to study. It declared itself as a major educational and scientific center of the forest complex of our country. Today, applicants do not know anything about this university. What was this school like? Where did it disappear to? Let's take a look at these questions and feedback about MGUL.

Opening a higher educational institution

For forestry, specialists began to be required at the beginning of the last century. The need to train personnel of this profile served as an impetus for the opening of a specialized higher educational institution. This important event took place in 1919. The Forest Engineering Institute in Moscow opened its doors for those wishing to get a higher education.

At the first time, 3 faculties functioned in the created university. Their tasks included preparing students for the processing, transportation and harvesting of wood. A few years later, the Faculty of Forestry appeared in connection with the accession to the university of one structural unit of the Timiryazev Agricultural Academy. This change entailed a name change. The educational organization began to be called the Moscow Forestry Institute. From it, in the future, the university MSUL was to be formed.

Transfer to Leningrad and resumption of work in Moscow

Approximately 6 years after the opening, the capital's university was attached to the Leningrad Forestry Institute. Many students were forced to move to another city. People who remained in Moscow had to continue their education in other educational institutions with similar specialties.

Later it became clear that the decision taken regarding the transfer of the university to Leningrad turned out to be erroneous. There was a shortage of engineers and technicians at logging and rafting. To correct this situation, in 1930, the Forestry Engineering Institute for the mechanical processing of valuable and hardwoods was reopened in Moscow. But this time, the university was not destined to work for a long time. Its activity was terminated in 1936. However, this event in the history of the educational institution was not the last, because in the reviews of the Moscow State University of Education and Science it is said that the university developed in spite of everything.

A new period in the work of the educational institution

In 1943, the Forest Engineering Institute in Moscow was reopened. It began to train specialists who in the future could make a significant contribution to the restoration of the national economy, destroyed by the Great Patriotic War. The educational institution conducted its work at 2 faculties - the faculty of timber transport and the faculty of mechanization of logging.

In subsequent years, the educational institution developed. New divisions appeared in its organizational structure. For example:

• in 1948, a faculty associated with urban greening was opened and began training landscape architects;
• in 1955, the Faculty of Engineering and Economics began to work;
• in 1958 they created the Faculty of Computing Technology and Electronics;
• in 1963, the faculty of automation and complex mechanization of the production of plastics and wood-based panels began to offer new specialties for applicants.

University path

As time went. Forestry Institute developed, improved its educational activities, teaching methods. In 1993, it became clear that the university had achieved success in its work, made a significant contribution to the training of forestry personnel. That is why the higher educational institution was given a new status. The institute became a university. The name has also changed a bit. Now they talked about the university as the Moscow State Forest University.

Judging by the reviews of MGUL, the educational institution under this name functioned for a long time. Back in 2015, those who wished could apply to the Forest University in any structural unit suitable for them:

• to faculties related to forestry, forest industry, landscape architecture, chemical and mechanical technology of wood, electronics and systems engineering, humanitarian specialties, economics and external relations, military sports training;
• to the international school of business and management;
• to the institute of personnel training on the job (for evening or correspondence courses).

Transformation of an independent university into a branch

In 2016, the Ministry of Education and Science of our country issued a decree, according to which the Moscow State Forest University ceased to be an independent university. It became a branch of the Bauman Moscow Technical University. Here is the address of this educational institution: Mytishchi in the Moscow Region, 1st Institutskaya Street, 1.

To date, in reviews of MSUL they write that the university has only 2 structural divisions:

1. Faculty of Forestry, Forestry Technologies and Landscape Construction. It appeared in 2016 as a result of the transformation of several structural divisions of the Forest University. The faculty offers 3 directions for undergraduate studies - "Forestry", "Landscape architecture", "Technologies of woodworking and logging industries".
2. Space Department. It was also formed on the basis of several divisions of the Moscow State Police Department. Training on it is conducted in a wide range of areas. These are “Applied Mathematics and Informatics”, and “Instrument Engineering”, and “Standardization and Metrology”, and “Economics”, and “Management”, etc.

University activities not related to education

Moscow State Forest University, now called a branch of Bauman Moscow State Technical University, is engaged not only in teaching students. A certification center operates in the structure of the educational institution. He is engaged in testing products for thermal performance, conducts tests for radiation safety and issues certificates of radiation quality.

As evidenced by the reviews of the MGUL certification center, the structural unit in question has a testing center. It consists of several laboratories in which all the necessary work is carried out (for example, there is a laboratory for testing furniture). The MGUL Center is actively working. Over the years of its existence, more than 1 thousand certificates of conformity for quality management systems and quality certificates for various types of products have been issued.

Mytishchi branch of the Moscow State Technical University named after V.I. N. E. Bauman(former Moscow State Forest University) is a specialized institution of higher education that trains engineers, bachelors, masters and scientists for the forestry, pulp and paper, woodworking and rocket and space industries. It is a major educational and scientific center of the country's forest complex. Full title - Mytishchi branch of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman (National Research University)".

It was formed in 2016 during the reorganization of the Moscow State University of Education and Science by joining the Moscow State Technical University. Bauman.

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MLTI began training specialists in the procurement, transportation, and processing of wood. Prior to the organization of MLTI, universities trained specialists exclusively in forest management, and not in the creation and operation of forestry and woodworking equipment.

Faculties

Today, the Mytishchi branch of the Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman, which has become a large educational and scientific complex, includes 2 faculties and a military department, where about 14 thousand students study in 40 educational programs.

Faculty of Forestry, Forestry Technologies and Landscape Construction (LT)

Space Department (KF)

Prepares bachelors and masters in the following areas of training:

Military Department No. 5 of the Air Force

The university has a military department (at the FVSP), which graduates reserve officers in the following profiles: aviation training (specialties - navigational and aviation flight control) and automotive training.

The structure of the university also includes 5 research institutes, 3 certification centers and an educational and experimental forestry enterprise.

The university employs more than 100 professors and doctors of science, of which more than 30 are academicians and corresponding members of various international and Russian academies, laureates of the Lenin and State Prizes, honored workers of science and technology, as well as more than 400 associate professors and candidates of science.

Facts

• In March 2006, the main academic building of the university burned down. In 2019, on the site of the burned-out building, the construction of a new building was completed, which is similar to the old one, but has one floor more (5 floors).
• V. I. Shalimov, a well-known hockey player, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Olympic champion in 1976, three-time world and European champion, works as the head of the department of physical culture and sports.
• MF MSTU im. N. E. Bauman was one of the very first universities in the country that connected to the Internet and created its own website in 1992.
• The unofficial name of the university among students is Lestekh or Shishkodrobilka.