The goal of doctoral training in the doctoral program "INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS FOR ANALYTICAL MEASUREMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL (INCLUDING ENVIRONMENT)" in the Department of Electrical Measuring Engineering (EME) is based on:
• improving the qualifications of the doctoral students;
• preparing them as highly qualified specialists for the industry;
• forming them as highly qualified teachers for higher education institutions;
• developing them as competent, knowledgeable, and capable scientists.
Achieving these goals is possible through the successful resolution of the following Tasks:
• compliance with legal requirements in the training;
• the training and counseling of doctoral students shall be carried out by habilitated teachers with a high level of professional and scientific qualifications;
• continuously improve and modernize the material base to intensify the research process;
• apply information technologies for searching, accumulating, and processing information and data;
• maintain a strong connection, close interaction, and respond to the growing interest of companies in the manufacturing and service sectors in applied research related to the specialty's subject matter.
The main areas in which the training is comprehensively developed are:
- Biosensor systems and primary transducers, development and application for measuring quantities in medicine, biotechnology, and ecology;
- Design of biosensors and systems for controlling bioreactors;
- Bioanalyzers
- Automation of production and computer-integrated information systems for production management;
- Automated systems for bioprocess management;
- Information and expert systems for measurement and processing of medical data and signals;
- Informational-measurement biosensor systems;
- Automated complexes for analytical measurements
- Automated systems for quality control of production
The topics of the doctoral studies under the doctoral program "INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS FOR ANALYTICAL MEASUREMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL (INCLUDING ENVIRONMENTAL)" are determined by contemporary achievements in the field of analytical measurements and are aligned with national priorities related to the development and creation of new methods and tools for quantitative analysis of substances.
The teaching unit at the FT has 9 specialized laboratories for training doctoral students. The theoretical and experimental research under the doctoral program "INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS FOR ANALYTICAL MEASUREMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL (INCLUDING ENVIRONMENTAL)" is conducted in the laboratories "Environmental Engineering", "Measurement of Non-electrical Quantities", "Instruments and Systems for Measurement and Control", "Metrology and Quality Control", "Informational-Measurement Systems", "Electrical Measurements" - 4.
The successful development of the specialization "Informational Measurement Technology" at the FT is an additional prerequisite for training under the doctoral program "INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS FOR ANALYTICAL MEASUREMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL (INCLUDING ENVIRONMENTAL)". The specialization is based on the following courses: 
● Intelligent measuring instruments;
● Metrological assurance;
● Metrological control and calibration of measuring instruments;
● Quality management and control;
● Instruments and systems for measurement and control;
● Processing and analysis of measurement information;
● Software support for measuring instruments, Informational measurement systems;
● Measuring transducers of electrical quantities,
● Measurements and tests for electromagnetic compatibility, Measurements in ecology, medicine, and biotechnology, Measurement and control of environmental parameters