Siberian State Aerospace University

🇷🇺 Russia 4-Year University

Global #2566 Russia #119

Campus of Siberian State Aerospace University

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Institution Info

Founded: 1960
Type: 4-Year University
Students: 11,500 students
Website: http://www.sibsau.ru

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Siberian State Aerospace University is a higher education institution in Russia, founded in 1960. It is a globally recognized institution. The university has approximately 12K students. It is part of Russia's higher education landscape, which includes over 1500 institutions across the country.

Rankings

Source	Year	Rank	Score
UNIRANKS	2026	UniRanks #2566 · Ranked	62.64

Research Output via OpenAlex

h-index

50,879

Citations

4,901

Publications

1,409

i10-index

1.80

Mean Citedness

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Siberian State Aerospace University's global ranking?

Siberian State Aerospace University is ranked #2,566 globally according to the UniRanks aggregated ranking. Within Russia, it holds the #119 position.

When was Siberian State Aerospace University founded?

Siberian State Aerospace University was founded in 1960, making it 66 years old. It is one of the established institutions in Russia.

How many students attend Siberian State Aerospace University?

Siberian State Aerospace University has a student body of approximately 11,500 students.

What is Siberian State Aerospace University's research output?

Siberian State Aerospace University has produced 4,901 research publications with 50,879 total citations and an h-index of 63, according to OpenAlex data.