PSU Campuses

The Koryazhma Branch of Pomor State University, now under Northern (Arctic) Federal University (NArFU), serves as an important educational center in the southern part of Arkhangelsk Oblast. This campus focuses on providing accessible higher education to students in the region, with programs tailored to local industrial and community needs. It offers a supportive learning environment for those seeking professional qualifications without relocating to larger urban centers.

• Industrial Engineering: Focused on pulp and paper industry technologies.
• Chemical Engineering: Specializing in processes for regional industries.
• Business Administration: Training for management roles in local enterprises.
• Education: Preparing teachers for schools in rural and industrial areas.
• Economics: Addressing regional economic development and resource management.

The campus is closely linked to the local economy, particularly the pulp and paper industry, which is a major employer in Koryazhma. Students have opportunities for practical training and internships at nearby industrial facilities, ensuring they gain relevant skills for immediate employment. The branch features modern classrooms and laboratories designed for hands-on learning in engineering and technology fields. Additionally, the campus emphasizes community engagement, with programs that support local development and cultural preservation. Its smaller size fosters a close-knit academic community, providing personalized attention to students. The Koryazhma Branch is an ideal choice for individuals in the region who wish to pursue higher education while contributing to the industrial and social growth of their hometown.

Pomor State University, now integrated into Northern (Arctic) Federal University (NArFU), offers a wide range of academic programs at its main campus in Arkhangelsk. This campus serves as the central hub for education and research, focusing on disciplines tailored to the needs of the Arctic region and beyond. Students can explore a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs designed to foster innovation and expertise in challenging environments.

• Environmental Sciences: Focused on Arctic ecology and sustainable development.
• Engineering: Specializing in technologies for cold climates and Arctic infrastructure.
• Maritime Studies: Training for navigation and management in Arctic waters.
• Economics: Addressing regional economic challenges and resource management.
• Philology and Linguistics: Emphasizing northern languages and cultural studies.
• History and Archaeology: Exploring the rich history of the Russian North.
• Education and Pedagogy: Preparing teachers for regional educational needs.

The campus is equipped with modern facilities, including research centers dedicated to Arctic studies, laboratories for practical training, and libraries with extensive resources on northern topics. Students benefit from partnerships with international institutions and opportunities for fieldwork in the Arctic, ensuring hands-on experience in their chosen fields. The university also emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging collaboration across departments to address complex regional issues. With a strong commitment to preserving the cultural heritage of the North, programs often integrate indigenous perspectives and traditional knowledge. This campus is ideal for students passionate about contributing to the sustainable development of Arctic territories while gaining a globally recognized education.

The Severodvinsk Branch of Pomor State University, now part of Northern (Arctic) Federal University (NArFU), is strategically located in a key industrial and naval city of the Russian North. This campus focuses on specialized programs that cater to the industrial and maritime needs of the region, offering students practical training and industry-relevant skills. The branch plays a vital role in preparing professionals for the shipbuilding and defense sectors, which are central to Severodvinsk’s economy.

• Shipbuilding Engineering: Focused on design and construction for Arctic conditions.
• Mechanical Engineering: Training for industrial and naval equipment maintenance.
• Information Technology: Developing systems for maritime and industrial applications.
• Management: Specializing in industrial and logistics management.
• Economics: Addressing the economic aspects of shipbuilding and regional industries.

The campus collaborates closely with local enterprises, including major shipyards like Sevmash, providing students with internship opportunities and real-world experience. Facilities include specialized workshops and simulation centers for hands-on learning in shipbuilding and engineering. The curriculum is designed to meet the demands of the Arctic maritime industry, with an emphasis on innovation and sustainability. Students also benefit from the campus’s proximity to key industrial sites, allowing for direct engagement with potential employers. The Severodvinsk Branch is committed to fostering a skilled workforce capable of tackling the unique challenges of the northern industrial landscape, making it an excellent choice for those interested in engineering and maritime careers in the Arctic region.