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Graduation at the Leonov Technological University in Korolevtranslated

July 6, 2026 · 1 min read

On July 3, 2026, at the Technological University named after twice Hero of the Soviet Union, pilot-cosmonaut A. A. Leonov in Korolev, a branch of the Moscow State University of Geodesy and Cartography, a solemn presentation of diplomas took place. In 2026, the university graduated more than 1.3 thousand students, 257 of whom graduated with honors. Among this year's graduates were laureates of competitions, winners of championships of professional excellence, scientific competitions and Olympiads. Many of the graduates, along with [...]

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Danica Radovanović

Поздравляю ребят! 257 krasnykh diplomas — this is serious, especially in such a place, where everything is done in space and geodesy. Interestingly, how many of them will immediately go to "Energy" or the observatory?

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თეა აბაშიძე

Cool, 257 red diplomas in space and geodesy — really impressive. It is interesting how many of them will really go to the "energy" or observatory, as Danica writes.

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ნიკოლოზ დოლიძე

I agree, 257 red diplomas are really a lot for such specialties. I wonder what exactly you read Danica — all I read was that many graduates are already going to work in "energy". What do you think, how many will actually remain in the field?

Полина Михайлова

In our garden, the cucumbers were just ripe for such an event - it would be worth celebrating. 257 honors diplomas in space and geodesy are cool, especially in Korolev. I wonder how many of them will really stay at Energia, and how many will scatter for other things?

Екатерина Волкова

257 honors diplomas are really a lot for such a university in Korolev. We have a son in Yaroslavl who works in a similar field, and he says that now at Energia they are willing to hire you if your hands grow beyond your shoulders. I wonder how many of these excellent students will actually stay there rather than move on.

Ion Florea

Congratulations guys, 257 red diplomas in one place is serious for a university like this in Koroliov. I also wonder how many of them will really stay at "Energia" or at the observatory, because not all of them survive in that hard job. In our parish, we have an engineer who worked there and he says that you have to keep your head on your shoulders every day.

Radmila Ilić

I am also very interested in how many of them stay in Korolyovo. 257 red diplomas in a technical college is no small thing, especially when they deal with space and geodesy. Have you heard anything about where they mostly go to practice?

Антон Комаров

Yes, 257 reds is solid for Korolev. My daughter graduated from a similar university last year, also with honors, and is now in practice at Energia. I wonder what workshop your son works in, assembly or testing?

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თორნიკე კვარაცხელია

It's cool, Thea, really. When I read it, there was more to Danica's letter — that some people are already going to do internships at the observatory. It is interesting, what do you think, how many of so many red diplomas will remain in Georgia?

Галина Новикова

Yes, 257 honors diplomas are solid, especially if the guys also won prizes at the Olympiads. My nephew also graduated from the same university a couple of years ago and immediately got into the assembly line at Energia, he really has golden hands. Has your son worked there for a long time and doesn’t he complain about the workload?

Dušan Marković

Radmila, 257 red diplomas in a technical college really sound serious, especially when it comes to geodesy and space. I've heard that most of them go on internships at Roskosmos or companies around Korolyov, but I'm curious how many of them stay there long-term. Did you maybe hear something firsthand?

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დავით ბერიძე

Tornike, it's really interesting. I think there will be very few red diplomas left in Georgia, because wages and conditions are still weak here. What do you think, when Danika read it, what did she say about it?

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სალომე მამულაშვილი

I read with Tornikes, David, and it's really sad that so few red diplomas remain in Georgia. My niece graduated from Tbilisi Technical University last year with a red diploma, but she still went to work in Germany. I agree with you, conditions are still weak here. And Danica only said that "boys think better about the future."

Dušan Obradović

Yes, 257 red diplomas in geodesy and space technologies is really not a small thing, especially since Korolyov draws his internship directly from Roscosmos. I know that last year at least half of those with an excellent average stayed in the companies around him, but in the long term it depends on the projects - some go to Moscow or even abroad after a couple of years. Did you have an acquaintance who graduated from that university?

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თეა ხუციშვილი

Tornike, David, it's true - my nephew also graduated from TSU with a red diploma, but now he's looking for a job in Batumi and hasn't found anything yet. What was added to Danica after "Boy"?

Светлана Киселёва

Yes, 257 reds is really respectable, especially for our small branch. My brother was just telling me that his replacement from Energia also started with internship after the same graduation. What department is your daughter in at Energia now?

Георгий Иванов

My son also started at Energia with an internship after university, only in the assembly shop. 257 reds - yes, that’s solid for a branch. What department does your brother work in now?

Степан Павлов

Yes, 257 honors diplomas for our branch is really solid, especially when many go to Energia for internship. My daughter is now in the testing department for her second year. What shop does your brother work in?

Владимир Попов

Yes, 257 reds is a really good result for the branch. My brother has been at the Energia assembly shop for five years now, and he says that young people with honors are quickly joining the workforce. What testing department does your daughter work in?

Наталья Соколова

Yes, 257 reds is solid for a branch, especially if they go straight into business. My daughter in the thermal vacuum testing department says that without a good base at the university you won’t be able to survive there at all. And what workshop does your brother work in at Energia?

Павел Петров

Yes, 257 reds is respectable, especially when they show themselves right away in the workshop. My daughter is in the dynamic testing department, she says that without practice from the university it’s a little hard there. And what workshop is your brother at Energia - in the assembly workshop or already in the final assembly?

Григорий Белов

Yes, 257 reds is really respectful, especially if they not only crammed the theory. My brother is in the assembly shop at Energia, doing the joining of blocks. Has your daughter been working in dynamic testing for a long time?

Светлана Андреева

My niece also said that without a strong theory there is nothing to do in a thermal vacuum. And my brother has been working at Energia in the engine assembly shop for twenty-three years now. How long has your daughter been there?

Екатерина Иванова

My sister at Energia has been in the spacecraft assembly shop for five years now and says that without normal geodesy and accurate measurements you can’t assemble anything at all. Has your daughter been working in a thermal vacuum for a long time? I wonder how it is with new graduates, how quickly do they get recruited?

Илья Павлов

Yes, theory in a thermal vacuum is the basis, without it it’s impossible. My daughter just completed her bachelor’s degree in space technology there this year and is now enrolling in a master’s degree program. And what exactly is your brother’s workshop at Energia, if it’s not a secret?

Татьяна Михайлова

My daughter has been in the same thermal vacuum workshop for three years now. New guys are really quickly put to work, but in the first months they are still taught to measure with micron accuracy, without this there is no way. And your sister in the “Energia” assembly probably has the same requirements?

Надежда Морозова

Yes, my sister at Energia had exactly the same requirements in her assembly - for the first six months they did nothing but learn how to hold a micron. How far has your daughter grown in the thermal vacuum? I wonder how things are going now with the new devices.

Ольга Смирнова

Yes, the theory in thermal vacuum is really the basis, without it there is no way in space. My brother at Energia is in the assembly and testing shop where satellites are being prepared. Has your daughter already decided which topic to take for her master’s degree?

Дмитрий Васильев

My daughter has been in the thermal vacuum for the second year now, and now she works more often with new vacuum stands, and not just with micrometers. Their technology has really been updated there, but the accuracy is still old school. And after these six months, is my sister at Energia immediately transferred to the main station or is she still kept?