About us

Department of Computer-Integrated Technologies, Automation, Robotics and Safety Engineering (CITARSE)) is an educational and scientific structural unit of the University, which, in accordance with STATUTES OF THE DEPARTMENT, is an educational and scientific structural unit of the University that carries out educational, methodological, organizational, and scientific activities in the field of knowledge 17 Electronics, Automation, and Electronic Communications, G Engineering, manufacturing, and construction training and professional development of scientific and pedagogical workers (SPW), as well as educational work among higher education seekers.

The Department of Computer-Integrated Technologies, Automation, Robotics, and Security Engineering prepares:

first (bachelor’s) level higher education applicants in the following specialties:
151 Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies, educational and professional programs: “Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies” (ACIT) and “Systems Engineering” (SE);
174 Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies, and Robotics (starting in 2023), educational and professional programs “Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies” and “Systems Engineering”;
G7 Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies, and Robotics (starting in 2025), educational and professional programs “Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies” and “Robotics and Cyber-Physical Systems”;

second (master’s) level of higher education applicants in the specialties:
174 Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics (starting in 2023), educational and professional programs: “Computer-Integrated Technological Processes and Production” (CITPP), “Computerized and Robotic Systems” (CRS);
G7 Automation, computer-integrated technologies, and robotics (starting in 2025), educational and professional programs: “Computer-Integrated Technological Processes and Production,” “Computerized and robotic systems”;

third (educational and scientific) level of higher education applicants in the following specialties:
151 Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies;
174 Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies, and Robotics (starting in 2023).

The Department’s research focus is on the study and development of modern automation systems, computer-integrated, robotic, and security technologies based on the development of technical, informational, mathematical, software, and organizational support that guarantees high technical, economic, qualitative, and quantitative indicators for organizational and technical objects, technological processes, and production.