Targeted Master's Training Program of Kharkiv Kharkiv

Profile, content, purpose

The program is intended for master's students of the National Aerospace University named after M. THERE ARE. Zhukovsky KHAI and provides targeted training of specialists in aircraft construction specializations for entry into an engineering position in the company Progressech-Ukraine.
Training (contract form) for program participants is free of charge.
The training enables KAI students with a bachelor's degree to deepen their knowledge of civil aircraft design, including the application of structural analysis, design methods, construction and parametric modeling. The curriculum also provides for the study and practical use of a number of software complexes, including the CATIA automated design system and the Patran/Nastran finite element analysis system.
At the stages of pre-diploma practice and diploma design, early enrollment of program participants into engineering positions at Progresstech-Ukraine is possible, provided they successfully pass intermediate testing and an interview at the company.

Venue

National Aerospace University named after M. THERE ARE. Zhukovsky Kharkiv Aviation Institute, Kharkiv.

Cyclicality, terms, format

Recruitment to the program is carried out annually.
Classes begin approximately 2 months after the formation of the group.
The total duration of the basic training program is 540 hours - 3 modules of 4 months each. The student's training time can vary from 1 to 3 modules, depending on the training period remaining until the participant of the Khai Institute diploma program receives it.
Classroom classes are held twice a week from 15:30 to 19:00.

Program teachers

Teachers of the Kharkiv Aviation Institute.

To enter, you need:

fill out the registration form and submit an application ( in the case of a current selection for participation in the program, the corresponding button will be activated below on the page );
pass an entrance test on the basics of solid mechanics and the English language.

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