Abovyan State Energy College (referred to as the College) is an integral part of the national education system, dedicated to creating, transferring, and disseminating knowledge while fostering a national mindset among its students. The primary goal of the college is to equip students to attain higher positions in society and actively participate in all spheres of public life.

The history of the college traces back to 1968 when it originated as the Abovyan evening branch of the Krasnodar "Electronic Equipment Engineering" technical school. In its inaugural year, the college offered admissions in specialties such as "Manufacturing of radio parts and radio components" and "Manufacturing of semiconductor devices."

In 1971, through the issuance of a second order, the technical school was renamed to the "Abovyan Evening Electronic Devices" technical school. The first cohort of graduates, numbering 60, successfully completed their studies in 1972.

The expansion continued in 1975 with the addition of the specialty "Manufacturing of microelectronic items," contributing to a rise in the number of graduates. Between 1972 and 1976, the technical school produced a total of 285 graduates.

Significant infrastructural developments occurred in subsequent years, including the construction of new educational and administrative buildings in 1981, followed by a dormitory in 1990. On July 17, 1982, Order No. 66 officially renamed the institution as the "Abovyan Electronic Devices Technical School." Over the decades, the college has proudly graduated more than 1,000 students, contributing to the advancement of the field and society at large.