The Military Academy of Logistics named after General Khrulev of the city of St. Petersburg is a state military educational institution of federal significance. The academy provides full-time and part-time educational services for training and advanced training of military theorists and practitioners. Engineering, technical and railway military institutes operate on the basis of the academy. There are branches of the educational organization in Omsk, Penza and Volsk. The duration of training at the Khrulev Academy is from 2 to 5 years. Additional courses for retraining and obtaining a higher title last 4-6 months. The admission procedure and training rules are posted on the official website of the academy, in the appropriate section. In addition to military training, specialists from educational institutions are actively engaged in scientific research and analysis of special devices and systems. Teachers, students and graduates of the academy regularly take part in conferences, seminars and military affairs competitions. Many of them became laureates or winners, received government grants for their inventions and innovative solutions.
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The Military Academy of Logistics and Transport traces its history back to the Quartermaster Course, the date of its formation is considered to be March 31, 1900, when Nicholas II approved the “Regulations on the Quartermaster Course” with its location in St. Petersburg. In 1906, the Quartermaster Course became a higher military educational institution. In 1911, the Quartermaster Course was transformed into the Quartermaster Academy with the task of training specialists to fill the positions of the highest ranks of the commissary department. In 1918, the academy was reorganized into the Military-Economic Academy of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.
About 1000 academy students took part in the civil war, in positions in various units of the rear of the Red Army - on the Eastern, Turkestan and other fronts.
During the pre-war period, the academy trained more than 3,000 qualified logistics organizers and military transport engineers.
During the Great Patriotic War, more than 13 thousand qualified logistics and transport specialists were trained. For heroism, courage and selfless military work during the war, many graduates of the academy were awarded orders and medals. Among the academy graduates, 15 people were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, 15 graduates were awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor.
In 1998, the Volsk Higher School of Logistics and the Ulyanovsk Higher Military Technical School became part of the academy as its branches.
In 2008, the Volsk Higher Military School of Logistics (military institute), Ulyanovsk Higher Military Technical School of Logistics (military institute), Military Transport University of Railway Troops and Military Communications (St. Petersburg), Military Engineering and Technical University (St. Petersburg), Military Veterinary Institute (Moscow), Tolyatti Military Technical Institute.
Today, the Military Academy of Logistics and Transport is the leading educational, scientific and methodological center of the Logistics of the RF Armed Forces and the rear of military formations of federal ministries, departments and services.
The Academy annually conducts research on 30-40 research projects assigned by the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff, and the Logistics Headquarters of the RF Armed Forces. Academy scientists make a significant contribution to the development of domestic military science.
The inventions of VATT scientists are widely used in the gas, petrochemical, automotive, food and light industries, nuclear energy, and in the construction of railways and highways, bridges and tunnels. Academy officers took an active part in the construction of the BAM and roads in the Non-Black Earth Region, in eliminating the consequences of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, and in supporting combat operations in Afghanistan and Chechnya.
Currently, at two faculties: command engineering (automobile and road), correspondence training, as well as at a special department (training foreign specialists), and at academic retraining and advanced training courses, comprehensive training of officers is carried out in 15 specialties and specializations of logistics and transport support. Among them are Organization of transportation and management of transport (by type), Construction and operation of highways and airfields, Construction of bridges, Management of logistics support for troops (forces), Management of military units and formations, Bridges and transport tunnels, Highways and airfields, Lifting transport, construction, road machinery and equipment, Organization of transportation and management of transport (by type), Logistics of the Armed Forces.
The department for training specialists with secondary vocational education of the Academy of Logistics and Transport recruits cadets for training in the following specialties:
Organization of transportation and management of transport (by type);
construction and operation of roads and airfields;
construction of bridges.
The form of training is full-time, on a budget basis. Graduates receive a state diploma and a technician qualification. Duration of training – 2 years 10 months.
FGKVOU VPO "Military Logistics Support named after General of the Army" of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation is the leading educational, scientific and methodological center for logistics support of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, includes two institutes (VI (IT) in St. Petersburg and VI ( ZhDV I VOSO) in Petrodvorets) and three branches (in Volsk, Penza, Omsk), trains highly qualified logistics specialists for the branches of the Armed Forces and branches of the armed forces, for military formations of other ministries and departments, as well as for the armies of foreign states .
Military Academy of Logistics named after Army General A.V. Khrulev, as a multidisciplinary higher military educational institution, prepares scientific, pedagogical and scientific personnel in postgraduate courses in 10 specialties of scientists, in section 20.00.00 - “Military Sciences” of the nomenclature of scientific specialties: 01.20.00 - “Military Theoretical Sciences” and 20.02. 00 - “Military special sciences.
Including VAMTO: 01/20/08 - “Rear of the Armed Forces”; VI (IT): 02.20.06 - “Military construction complexes and structures”; 02/20/14 - “Armament and military equipment, complexes and systems for military purposes”; 02.20.26 - “Environmental safety of aircraft activities. Disposal of weapons and military equipment"; 02/20/02 - “Military pedagogy and military psychology”; 19.00.03 - “Work psychology. Engineering psychology, ergonomics"; VI (ZhDV AND VOSO): 02/20/17 - “Operation and restoration of weapons and military equipment, technical support”; 02/20/23 - “Destructive effects of special types of weapons, means and methods of protection”; Volsky branch of VAMTO: 01/20/07 - “Military economics. Defense-industrial potential"; 02/20/17 - “Operation and restoration of weapons and military equipment, technical support”; Penza and Omsk branches of VAMTO: 02/20/14 - “Armament and military equipment. Complexes and systems for military purposes"; 02/20/21 - “Weapons and ammunition.”
The duration of training in the postgraduate course is three years. After successfully defending a dissertation, adjuncts are awarded a diploma of a Candidate of Sciences (military, technical or economic) and are awarded the qualification “Higher School Teacher”. Graduates are appointed to the positions of senior lecturers or teachers of the academy, military universities (institutes) and to the positions of scientific employees of research organizations of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
Officers who are not older than 35 years of age, have experience of practical work in positions, have proven themselves positively in the service and have demonstrated abilities for teaching and research work are accepted into the adjunct program.
Officers who have expressed a desire to study in the adjunct program must, no later than February 15 of the year of admission, submit a report to the command, which, with the conclusion of the command and other established documents, as well as the personal file of the candidate for the adjunct program, is submitted to the academy by command through the personnel authorities no later than March 1 year of admission.
Documents submitted by candidates for admission to the adjunct program
1. Report on command (indicating the name of the university, department in which one wants to undergo training)
2. List of published scientific works (officers who do not have scientific works submit abstracts completed on a topic in their chosen specialty in the area of scientific work of the department for which training is expected).
3. Certified photocopies of a state-issued diploma of graduation from an educational institution of higher professional education (Military University, Institute, Academy) and an appendix to the diploma with grades.
4. Service characteristics.
5. Autobiography.
6. Certificate of passing the candidate exams (for persons who have fully or partially passed the candidate exams).
7. Conclusion of the military medical commission on suitability for admission to postgraduate study.
8. Conclusion of the certification commission (military unit, district).
9. Personnel records sheet with a 4x6 (3x4) photo, certified by the head of the personnel department.
10. 2 photographs 4x6 (3x4).
11. The above documents are submitted in a file binder and a general office folder.
12. Officer's personal file.
Candidates take competitive entrance exams: in a special discipline, philosophy and a foreign language in the scope of the academy’s curriculum. Officers who have passed the minimum candidate exams and have the appropriate certificates are, by their consent, exempt from the corresponding entrance exam.
In addition to the regular leave, candidates admitted to take the entrance exams are given an additional leave for a period of 30 days with the same pay and the time required for travel from the place of service to the university and back. The academy sends a challenge to officers admitted to take the entrance exams, which is also the basis for granting additional leave.
Officers who wish to undergo postgraduate training in relevant specialties are invited to our academy.
VAMTO address: 199034, St. Petersburg, emb. Makarova, 8.
Address of the Volsk branch of VAMTO: 312903, Saratov region, Volsk, st. Gorky, 3;
Address of the Penza branch of VAMTO: 440005, Penza region, Penza-5 (PAII named after Chief Marshal of Artillery N.N. Voronov).
Address of the Omsk branch of the academy: 644098, Omsk - 14th century (OTII named after Marshal of the Soviet Union P.K. Konev).
Address VI (IT) Academy: 191123, St. Petersburg, st. Zakharyevskaya, 22
Address VI (ZHDV AND VOSO) Academy: 198511, St. Petersburg, Petrodvorets, st. Suvorovskaya, 1