Samara National Research University is participating in the II International Congress on Space Engineering, UNISEC-México 2026, which is being held from October 7 to 9 in Puebla, Mexico. At the event, the university is presenting its educational and scientific achievements to a broad audience of industry professionals.
Denis Avaryaskin, Associate Professor at the Interuniversity Department of Space Research, delivered a virtual presentation at the congress titled "Pathways to the Stars: How Latin American Students Achieve Success in Space Engineering at Samara University."
In his presentation, he highlighted Samara's expertise in space technologies and provided an overview of the university's rich history. Professor Avaryaskin also detailed the university's modern Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in "Rocket Systems and Cosmonautics." Particular attention was given to nanosatellite technologies, specifically the design, testing, and orbital management of spacecraft. He highlighted several projects successfully implemented by the Interuniversity Department of Space Research, including SamSat-218D, SamSat-QB50, SamSat-ION, SamSat-Ionosphere, and SamSat-Orion.
Congress participants were also introduced to the university's international cooperation opportunities, short-term educational programs, and the International Summer Space School. Additionally, the event featured inspiring success stories of students from Latin American countries who, thanks to their education at Samara University, have achieved significant recognition and success in the global aerospace industry.
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Participation in the UNISEC-México 2026 Congress helps strengthen international academic ties and opens new prospects for joint educational and scientific projects in the field of space technologies. Samara University's participation in the congress is facilitated by the Latin American-Russian Association of Higher Education (ALAR).
