• Academic staff: 53

• Students: 573

• International students: 11

The Faculty was established in 2012 as a result of the merger of the Faculty of Physics and Technology and Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, which operated since the opening of the University.


The Faculty has nine educational laboratories and two workshops, an e-library, a quantum electronics lab and an audience portal with rich professional literature.

The Chairs of the Faculty collaborate with research institutes and educational institutions in Armenia and outside the country, including the Université de Lorraine in France, Moscow City Pedagogical University (MGPU), Moscow State Pedagogical University, University of Bergen (UiB) in Norway, and other centers.

The Faculty also has an education observatory.

Graduates of the Faculty can work in schools as teachers of Physics, Mathematics, Informatics and Technology, and in research institutes as researchers. Graduates with a degree in Informatics can also work in state and private ICT companies.

Advantages of the Faculty

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✔ offers AMD 70․000-77․000 scholarships to students

✔ offers integrated specializations, like Mathematics-Physics and Mathematics-Informatics

✔ has well-equipped laboratories

✔ has highly qualified academic staff

✔ regularly organizes conferences and research seminars

✔ offers a comfortable learning environment

✔ offers many opportunities for conducting scientific research

✔ helps publish articles in reputable international journals

Chairs

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✔ Chair of Mathematics and its Teaching Methods

✔ Chair of Technological Education

✔ Chair of Physics and its Teaching Methods

✔ Chair of Informatics and its Teaching Methods