- University
- Admission
- Study
- Higher education in Russia
- Academic calendar
- Degree programs
- Advertising and Public Relations
- Applied Geology
- Architecture
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Construction (master)
- Construction
- Document studies and Archives
- Ecology and Management of Natural Resources
- Economics
- Information Systems and Technologies
- Land-utilization and Cadastral Register
- Management (master)
- Management
- Mechanical Engineering (master)
- Mechanical Engineering
- Oil and Gas Engineering (master)
- Oil and Gas Engineering
- Physical Training
- Power and Electrical Engineering (master)
- Power and Electrical Engineering
- Standardization and Metrology
- Technologies of Geological Exploring
- Technology of Timber Cutting and Timber Processing Industries (master)
- Technology of Timber Cutting and Timber Processing Industries
- Technosphere Safety (master)
- Technosphere Safety
- Students' exchange
- Internship
- Preparatory course
- Tuition fees
- Payment Methods
- Research
- Student Life
- Ukhta
- Student Organizations
- University events
- Freshman day
- Russian Student Ball
- Dance Integration
- Science slam
- Africa Day
- Bard song
- Bicycle Night
- Day of Oil and Gas Industry Worker
- Day of student town
- Days of Institutes
- Graduation ceremony
- Hug the University
- Innovatika
- Knowledge Day
- Miss USTU
- Poetry Evening
- Quest for the first year students
- Sports festival
- Students for a Healthy Nation Forum
- United battle
- Subbotnik
- Art & Culture
- Sports & Leisure
- TV
- Cooperation
- Preparatory Department
Academic calendar
At Russian universities, the academic year begins on 1 September and ends at the end of June/July. The actual starting and ending date of studies depends on the field of study and the courses taken. The academic year consists of two semesters.
- Autumn Semester: September – January
- Spring Semester: February – July
Semester dates and vacation breaks may vary depending on the program.
There is no summer semester, but during the summer, students can take summer studies, which may consist of exams, personal projects or research. Lectures and seminars are not usually offered from June/July to August. Most of the libraries are open during the summer. In addition to summer holidays, there is a break at the New Year and Christmas Celebrations (Jan 01 – Jan 10) and some other public holidays across the year.