RTU MIREA has launched new research and educational laboratories within its Advanced Engineering School of Microwave Electronics. The facility, known as the Clean Production Premises, is designed to simulate real-world high-tech manufacturing environments for students.
The training program focuses on microelectronics and radio engineering. Students learn to operate specialized equipment, including microwave technology instruments and probe stations used for measuring electronic component parameters.
The educational process follows an intensive immersion model. Under the guidance of Professor A.G. Mustafayev, students first study physical processes and safety protocols before moving to hands-on practice with high-precision hardware.
According to Alexey Pashkov, director of the Advanced Engineering School, this initiative replaces abstract tasks with real production challenges. The goal is to prepare engineers capable of working in the microelectronics industry immediately upon graduation.
