About the HSE Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics

The Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics (MIEM) was incorporated into the HSE structure on December 30, 2011 as a subdivision specializing in educating highly qualified engineers and scientists.

MIEM’s mission is to acquire fundamental knowledge and develop applied technologies in the electronics, engineering and aerospace industries.

Since its founding in 1962, MIEM has been one of the leading Russian technical universities conducting top-level research in applied mathematics, physics, electronics, IT and robotics. Today, MIEM trains specialists to work in high-tech industries by providing a full-cycle higher education through its undergraduate, Master’s and doctoral programmes. Close ties with leading industry institutes, institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences, companies: VK, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, the National Payment Card System, InfoWatch, Rostelecom, T2, MTS, Beeline, Ozontech, etc., as well as laboratories equipped with the latest equipment, allow us to train highly sought — after specialists at the highest level.

MIEM is organized into four schools: the School of Applied Mathematics, the School of Computer Engineering, the School of Electronic Engineering, the School of Cybersecurity. Faculty members include 9 Academicans and Corresponding Members of the Russian Academy of Sciences and 34 Russian State Prize Laureates. 

MIEM offers undergraduate programmes in:

• Applied Mathematics
• Cyber Security
• Digital Technologies and Telecommunications
• Information Science and Computer Technology
• Information Security

It also offers Master's degree programs in the following areas:

• Artificial Intelligence Software and Hardware
• Internet of Things and Cyber-physical Systems
• Information Security in the Financial Sector
• Information Security and Artificial Intelligence Technologies
• Information Security of Artificial Intelligence Systems
• Cybersecurity
• Computer Systems and Networks
• Applied Electronics and Photonics
• Applied Artificial Intelligence Models
• Systems Analysis and Mathematical Technologies
• Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Telecommunications
• Digital Engineering for Computer Games
• Digital Engineering in Telecommunications

Current research and education areas include mathematical and computer simulation; control systems and information processing; cybersecurity and cryptology; computational systems and networks; 3D-visualization and computer graphics technologies; intelligent control systems and robotics; Big Data; electronics and nanoelectronics; condensed matter physics; information and communication devices; and communication systems.