North Caucasian State Academy

North Caucasian State Academy

The North Caucasian State Academy, earlier known as the Karachay-Cherkess Technological Institute is a distinguished institution that was established in the year 1991. The university has undergone significant changes since its inception. Governed by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, the North Caucasian State Academy offers a wide spectrum of courses across its six faculties, including agriculture, medicine, law, economics, management, mathematics, information technology, engineering, and design.

Presently, over 5,000 students are currently getting trained by an expert faculty of over 900, including esteemed professors and specialists. Equipped with cutting-edge facilities and laboratories in Cherkessk and Sochi, NCSA ensures an optimum learning environment. The academy's dedication to student welfare is evident through its comprehensive medical care services, dining facilities, sports infrastructure, and student accommodation, all contributing to a holistic educational experience. Additionally, NCSA's practical training bases and educational production centers play a pivotal role in honing students' skills, further solidifying its position as a premier institution in the North Caucasus region.