Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) has a rich
history of training highly qualified specialists. To date, the university has
more than 200 000 graduates, who have made significant contributions to the
development of the energy sector and engineering worldwide.
Currently, MPEI is a major educational and research
center with a strong material and technical base. The university educates over
24 000 students, supported by a highly qualified staff of more than 2 200
teachers and scientists. A key component of the university's infrastructure is
its own training thermal power plant, which provides students with unique
practical experience. MPEI houses a specialized uranium-water subcritical
assembly for advanced nuclear research.
MPEI actively develops international cooperation
through various formats. It has established targeted training centers in partnership
with Cuba, Venezuela and Kazakhstan. The university participates in several
international consortia and offers joint educational programs with universities
in China, Vietnam and Kazakhstan. MPEI also plays a role in the Executive
Committee of the CIS Electric Power Council.
MPEI expands globally through its branches in Dushanbe
(Tajikistan) and in Tashkent (Uzbekistan). We are developing
strong ties with Chinese partners within MPEI-Hainan
Joint University. Student and academic exchanges are facilitated
through international
academic mobility programs, including summer schools, winter schools, long-term
programs and the Scholarship of the President of the Russian Federation.
MPEI is also an active participant in network
universities such as those within the frameworks of the Russian-African Network
University (RAFU), BRICS, University of SCO, EAEU and CIS. Additionally,
through its partnership with the Rosatom Technical Academy, MPEI contributes to
educational initiatives in countries like Turkey and Myanmar.
On May 1, 2025, MPEI was awarded the Order "For
Outstanding Achievements in Labour" by Vladimir Putin, President of the
Russian Federation.
