Acting Department Chair: Ilfar M. Gilmutdinov

Address: Building "E" – 12 Sibirskiy Trakt str., Kazan
Phone: +7 (843) 231-40-19, 231-41-26

Working hours:
Mon-Fri: from 8:00 to 17:00

History

The Department of Metal Technology was established in 1938. The first Department Chair was Associate Professor K.D. Borodulin. In 1949, it was headed by the former chief metallurgist of the defense plant, Associate Professor Pavel D. Gavrilov. From 1970 to 1980, the Department of Metal Technology was headed by Associate Professor Vladimir A. Kupriyanov.

In 1981, the Department was renamed to Construction Materials Technology. From 1980 to 2010, the Department was headed by Faat A. Garifullin, a graduate of the Mechanical Faculty of Kazan Chemical-Technological Institute, corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan, eminent science and technology professional of the Republic of Tatarstan and the Russian Federation. Since 2010, the Department has been headed by Guzel A. Aminova, Doctor of Engineering, Professor.

Academics

The Department offers the following educational programs:

Bachelor's Degree Programs:

• 22.03.01 Materials Science and Technology of Materials ("Materials Science and Technology of Materials in Petrochemical Industry");
• 29.03.04 Technology of Artistic Materials Processing ("Technology of Processing Precious Stones and Metals");
• 27.03.01 System Analysis and Management ("System Analysis and Management in Petrochemical Industry").

Master's Degree Programs:

• 22.04.01 Materials Science and Technology ("Materials Science and Technology in Petrochemical Industry");
• 22.04.01 Materials Science and Technology ("Materials Science of Noble and Non-Ferrous Metals").

Research Activities

General research area of the Department is: scientific foundations for improving technological production process on the basis of integrated complexes (mathematical, software, laboratory, experimental) for managing the quality of the finished product in terms of solving the most important economic problems.