Ryazan State Radio Engineering University

Ryazan State Radio Engineering University was founded by the Government Decree of December 28, 1951. At first it was called the Ryazan Radio Engineering Institute. The university was established to train engineers in the field of radio electronics for the electro-vacuum and radar industry. In 1993, the Institute became the Ryazan State Radio Engineering Academy, and in 2006 - the Ryazan State Radio Engineering University.

During the entire existence of the university, about 60,000 highly qualified specialists came out of its walls. Today, the university has 1,420 employees, 6,900 students, as well as approximately 185 doctoral and postgraduate students. The university has faculties of radio engineering and telecommunications, electronics, automation and information technology in management, the faculty of computer engineering and the faculty of engineering and economics. Also, the university has a humanitarian institute, a machine tool college, a military institute, an evening faculty, an institute of additional professional education and a faculty of retraining specialists.

The university includes a scientific library, a museum of university history, a dormitory, a swimming pool, a preventive sanatorium, a dining room and other socially significant buildings. The University carries out active educational, scientific and international activities, conducts educational work.