TUSUR presented its program for participation in Priority 2030

TOMSK, Sep 13 – RIA Tomsk.Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics (TUSUR) defended its application to Minobrnauki to participate in the Priority 2030 program; among others, TUSUR identified the creation of next generation communication systems and safe digital environment as its strategic projects, Rector Victor Rulevsky wrote in his Telegram channel.

It was reported earlier that in June, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation launched a new Program of Strategic Academic Leadership (PSAL) Priority 2030 to improve the competitiveness of universities. In the first stage, 120 universities will be selected to participate, and they will receive additional funding.

"TUSUR (September 12) submitted the university development program until 2030 to the commission of the Priority 2030 state program... Our main strategic projects are: microelectronics and communication systems of new generation; IT, safe digital environment and cyberphysical systems; space science and engineering; biomedicine", – Rulevsky wrote.

He added that the university intends to implement the projects together with industrial partners, in particular, Miсran and Academician M.F. Reshetnev Information Satellite Systems. Representatives of these companies joined the university's team and took part in the defense. Within the framework of cooperation TUSUR will conduct joint research and development, training specialists with "competences of the future".

It was also reported that, apart from TUSUR, four other Tomsk universities applied for participation in the program: classical (TSU), polytechnic (TPU), medical (SSMU) and architecture and building (TSUAB). TSU, TPU, SSMU have already defended their programs. In total, the Tomsk universities have included in their applications 17 key areas, in the development of which they intend to use each other's potential.