The Sirius Science and Technology Campus, now being developed in the Sirius Federal Territory, is set to become a magnet for talented students, educators, and researchers, and to offer a comfortable environment for learning, creativity, and research.
The Campus includes:
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the University building, which will undergo phased reconstruction until 2028;
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the Sirius University Clinic Medical Center, scheduled for construction in 2027 – 2030. It will house a production facility for manufacturing personalized biopharmaceuticals developed by scientists of the Sirius University of Science and Technology;
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the Student Quarter, to be created in 2029 through the renovation of the Sigma Sirius apartment complex (capacity — 5,450 beds) and the construction of a new facility to house 2,600 beds.
The Science and Technology Campus is a comprehensive research and education center offering a comfortable urban environment for learning, work, leisure, and a fulfilling life. The campus will host a student residential quarter, a university school, a university medical clinic, an academic building, rental housing for university staff and residents of the Sirius Innovation Science and Technology Center, as well as a state-of-the-art laboratory complex of the Sirius University of Science and Technology. In October 2022, the University completed the first phase of a large-scale modern laboratory complex, whose entire infrastructure is used in educational programs for gifted young people. The second phase of the complex is now nearing completion and will add more than 100 laboratory spaces.
The adjacent grounds will feature open-air venues for large-scale public events and exhibition spaces for young artists and sculptors. Plans also include essential everyday services within walking distance. The campus will blend seamlessly into the existing urban landscape shaped by the Olympic heritage sites, nature parks, and the Innovation Science and Technology Center.
University campuses are being developed on the instructions of Russian President Vladimir Putin. With the support of the “Youth and Children” national project, 24 such student campuses are currently being designed and built across Russia.