Higher School of Economics National Research University began the joint project with Altium

On October 4, 2016 the Altium Limited company announced the beginning of the project of cooperation with the Moscow institute of electronics and mathematics (MIEM), educational and scientific division of Higher School of Economics National Research University in the field of training of future specialists of high technologies on the basis of the solution for design of electronic devices.

Project Tasks

Within cooperation of Altium Limited it is necessary to provide students of Higher School of Economics with licenses of the solution in the field of design of the electronic devices Altium Designer 16.1 and to help with development of a technique of its studying.

We pay much attention to support of students and we aim to provide technical colleges with the qualitative solution for their training. Besides, we help educational institutions with development of methodology of training in work at our software. Altium in Russia sets before itself an ambitious goal – to make of young graduates of really popular specialists in the industry. Oleg Ilyukin, the senior territorial manager of Altium Limited across Russia and the CIS

Students of Higher School of Economics National Research University on a ball, (2016)

We consider that cooperation with Altium Limited will help us to acquaint students with that solution which is used really in development of electronic components on many modern productions today. It, in turn, will allow them to acquire already now that knowledge and skills which will be demanded afterwards in the market. Besides, we hope that use of qualitative solutions in the field of a CAD when training students will help to raise not only quality of education in MIEM Higher School of Economics National Research University, but also level of all electronic industry of Russia in general. Sergey Polessky, associate professor of department of computer engineering of MIEM Higher School of Economics National Research University