Kaluga Tsiolkovsky State University

Tsiolkovsky University is a state university since 2010, teaching students all major disciplines.

The university begins its history with a public school, which was founded here in 1786. A few hundred years later, a pedagogical institute was opened here. In 1963, the university was named after K. E. Tsiolkovsky.

Now the university consists of 6 buildings, in which personnel are trained at 7 faculties and 2 institutes. The educational institution offers students a choice of 25 specialties, 9 of which are non-pedagogical.

In addition, the university conducts research in the field of history, philosophy, pedagogy, linguistics, physics, mathematics, biology and other sciences. The journal “Bulletin of Kaluga University” is published here, monographs, scientific works, collections and other works are published.