Present Day
Nowadays the KubSUT employs over 1200 full-time faculty, including professors and lecturers. The University enrolls over 16,000 undergraduate and about 800 postgraduate students. The University incorporates 12 faculties, 81 departments, the Institute of modern technologies and economics, branches in Novorossiysk, Armavir and Tuapse, Technical University, comprising the classical and open lyceums, computer and linguistic colleges, Business Center.
The University offers continuous multy-stage program, and trains students ranging from just post secondary level to undergraduate to graduate to the highest scientific level of PhD and DSc.
The University possesses good material-and-technical facilities. Classes are held in 11 buildings. At the area of 131 thousand m2. there are functioning 81 Departments, 115 lecture-rooms, 381 specialized laboratories and workshops, 60 computer classes. Special subjects are studied at 58 Department branches established at industrial enterprises of the Krasnodar-city and Territory.
In three buildings for studies there are developed local computer networks used for teaching students, about 150 workstations have access to Internet. Total number of PC installed at KubSUT is over 1500.
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