I have only been studying at this university for 1 semester, but I already have a certain idea about it. Overall - great. I don’t regret that I entered here (I had a choice: a budget at the Russian State University for the Humanities or a 75% discount at the Higher School of Economics).
Now, in order, about all the pros and cons.
ADMISSION.
The admissions office is staffed by students, in different rooms for different majors. There is a sign with the numbers of the required offices both on the website and in the lobby of any building. They fill out quickly, without problems, without unnecessary questions. On the day of submission, I indicated the availability of additional certificates to receive additional points, but did not bring copies of the documents; they called me in the evening and reminded me of this, asking me to bring them.
FRESH-YEAR MEETING.
All information necessary for first-year students is posted on the website at the end of August. A meeting takes place at which the essence of the training is explained. Each direction has its own curator of teachers and a team leader of students (but this does not mean that you can only contact them with questions, absolutely everyone is open: both students and teachers).
BUILDING.
I would like to pay special attention to the buildings on the street. Chayanova, 15 and st. Miusskaya, 6. Almost all the buildings are located in one place, which is very convenient. But they definitely require repairs (and not even cosmetic ones). I wouldn’t say that the plaster is falling on my head, but in most classrooms chairs are broken or missing, desks sometimes shake, the toilets often have no paper, soap and paper towels, and they themselves are not in the best condition. But here the complaint is not against IL specifically, but against the Russian State University for the Humanities as a whole. There is a beautiful building on the street. Nikolskaya, 15, there is a faculty of historians and archivists. There is also a printing yard there, the first printing house, founded in 1553 under Ivan the Terrible, and RSUH students can visit such a historical place for free and without queues. There is also a building for computer scientists somewhere in the middle of nowhere (no one knows where it is except themselves).
DORMITORY.
It is almost impossible to get a hostel in the 1st year - you need to enroll on a budget at a minimum. They give places in the future if a person still needs and/or lives in other hostels (their prices are higher). I haven’t been in the building itself, I can only say that it is located near the Academician Yangel Street metro station.
ORGANIZATION.
IL is considered the faculty with the best organization, but even there there are problems. This:
1. Schedule. The schedule is unstable, something changes every two or three weeks, something is removed, something is added, so you need to check it every week. Sometimes the schedule does not correspond to reality, for example, there are two pairs of subject N, of which only one will be taught due to the division into groups (but on the other hand, something is analyzed in more depth, since there are fewer students).
2. The working hours of teachers, departments or the dean’s office may not seem convenient to everyone; sometimes you have to run after them.
However, as I noted above, IL is the most organized place, so I’m even afraid to imagine what’s going on in other faculties.
EDUCATION.
In the 1st year we were given most of the general education subjects (economics, philosophy, history of Russia and history of the world, etc.), which, on the one hand, is very good, since many specialized subjects will follow. On the other hand, many people cannot stand this boredom and leave without waiting for something interesting. But specialized ones are also present, and are taught at a very high level (this also works in the opposite direction - there are many requirements for a good grade in the exam).
SESSION.
There is no session. That's exactly it. The subject is over - you pass it. Ended in mid-October? It’s not a question - here’s a test, decide, give me a record book. This system has its pros and cons: you can immediately be free from some tests, or you can arrive for classes at 10 a.m. in mid-January, and after that you can also manage to pass the exam.
CORRUPTION.
No and it cannot be.
LANGUAGE.
Separate item for language. They are taught to a very high level. Everyone comes out with knowledge, but for the sake of this knowledge you will have to work very hard, because they ask and demand a lot. The advantage is that the student himself chooses the language he wants to study (from those offered this year), priority goes to high-scoring students. Oriental languages and rare European languages are taught - in a word, for every taste.
COUPLES.
Lectures and seminars are open, i.e. When studying at IL, you can come and listen to what they teach at another department, if it’s interesting. No one will kick you out, the main thing is to warn the teacher. Most seminars are held in groups, but teachers allow you to go with the one with which you are comfortable.
COMPETITION AND PASSING SCORE.
The competition and passing scores can be viewed on the university website. But I want to explain why it is so big: there are a lot of applications and very few budget places. That's quite a bit. There is practically no competition for the scarf.
Points are a different story altogether. They change in very large leaps (compare: 2014 - 244; 2015 - 262; 2017 - 274 in the second waves). A couple more years, and the IL will also only be accepted for Olympiads.
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES.
There are many sections and clubs for every taste - sports, intellectual games, KVN, choir (in my opinion, there are even two of them), theater club. There are student councils. Many events are organized, all sorts of festivals, competitions, and various public lectures and performances are often held. Anyone will find something to keep themselves busy.
I would also really like to note the warm relationship with the teachers. Almost immediately, upon entering IL, you understand that no one is your enemy here, everyone will help, answer questions, tell you what to do. And I think this is very important and very valuable.
Let me remind you once again that the review is specifically about IL, and I am delighted with it.
Result: IL - 10/10, RSUH (overall) - 7/10.
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The results of the ranking of Russian universities, announced on New Year’s Eve by the Russian Union of Rectors (RUR), do not confirm the results of the monitoring of the Ministry of Education and Science. Thus, the Russian State University for the Humanities, recognized as ineffective, entered the top ten, and the former Lenped - into the top twenty most popular universities.
The results of the latest rating turned out to be both unexpected and sensational. For example, it is quite expected that the top five higher educational institutions, the most popular among the winners of school Olympiads, and, therefore, the strongest in terms of contingent, included Lomonosov Moscow State University; National Research University - Higher School of Economics (HSE); Physics and Technology; Bauman MSTU and MGIMO.
However, completely unexpected in the context of the pandemonium with universities “with signs of inefficiency”, identified by the monitoring of the Ministry of Education and Science, was the presence of the Russian State University for the Humanities in the top ten (10th place against 16 last year) and the former Lenped in the top twenty (20th place) .
To a certain extent, this is a question of the criteria by which universities were assessed, he emphasized: “When we talked about the need for monitoring, we noted the need for 50 indicators. And the five chosen do not give the full picture.” The main identifying signs of efficiency and inefficiency, he emphasized to MK, can only be two:
The demand for universities in the regional labor market (but then up to half of Moscow and St. Petersburg universities will be ineffective, since their graduates, as a rule, remain in these cities and often cannot find work) and independent assessment of graduates’ knowledge. (It should be organized by the Ministry of Education and Science, and state exams in at least the main 5-6 basic subjects should be taken by teachers from other universities). But unfortunately, this was not done, although this is not the first year that we have been raising the question of the need for all-Russian monitoring of the employment and income of university graduates. When it appears, it will be difficult to talk about bias in assessments. And while he is gone, the Ministry of Education and Science will constantly be substituted.
However, strong universities, which are now being joined by ineffective universities, do not benefit from this either, he said: “It is too expensive for them to hire new, high-quality teachers and retrain students. And no one is allocating additional funds for this!”
Meanwhile, an ineffective university does not at all mean a small university: RGTEU, for example, has 80 thousand students, recalled RSR General Secretary Olga Kashirina - and this is several times more than in the super-efficient physics and technical institutes or MGIMO.
And more about the Russian State University for the Humanities. According to Kuzminov, “this is a strong university with its own school. Science there may not be very strong, but financing it is the task of the state. And it still hasn't been resolved. The main problem of the Russian State University for the Humanities is 5.5 meters per student. But this is a sign of the university’s demand, and also a signal to the founder (i.e., the state) that the university needs a new, additional building. The university itself cannot buy it today. This is the task of the state. And the university just needs to reconsider its activities and refocus them on traditionally strong areas.” The rector of the National Research University Higher School of Economics also emphasized that his university “does not and did not have any intention of annexing the Russian State University for the Humanities. And the Ministry of Education and Science knows about this.”
RSUH is one of the most prestigious universities in the country. It is located in the capital of Russia. About 10 thousand Moscow students receive knowledge within the walls of the educational institution. Approximately 20 thousand people study in branches of the Russian State Humanitarian University located in 52 cities of the country. Reviews about RSUH are positive, because it has everything you need to receive a high-quality higher education.
About the university
The date of creation of the Russian State University for the Humanities is considered to be March 27, 1991. It was on this day that the corresponding resolution of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR was issued. However, the history of a higher education institution begins much earlier. The fact is that the Russian State University for the Humanities was founded on the basis of the Moscow State Historical and Archival Institute, which was created on September 3, 1930 as the Institute of Archival Studies.
Over the years of its existence, the Russian State University for the Humanities has achieved good results. It is among the top ten leading universities in the country. It was possible to achieve success thanks to the teachers. They ensure the high quality of the educational process. It is also worth noting that the institution has created the best conditions for learning. All classrooms are well equipped.
Structure of the Russian State University for the Humanities
The Russian State University includes scientific and educational institutes. Here are some of them and the faculties operating within them:
- Institute of Management, Economics and Law (faculties of economics and law, faculty of management, department of international relations).
- Historical and Archival Institute, part of the Russian State University for the Humanities (faculties - archival science, document science and technotronic archives, history, political science and law, department of international relations and foreign regional studies, department of local history and historical and cultural tourism).
- Institute of Psychology (Faculty of Psychology, Faculty of Psychological and Pedagogical Education).
- theoretical and applied linguistics).
- Institute of Mass Media (Faculty of Journalism).
- Institute of Philology and History (Department of Translation Studies and Translation Practice, Faculty of History and Philology, Department of Literature, Theater and Cinema).
- Institute of Information Sciences and Security Technologies (Faculty of Information Systems and Security).
- Institute of Post-Soviet and Interregional Studies.
- Institute of Oriental Cultures and Antiquity.
At the Russian State University for the Humanities, the admissions committee also indicates that there are university-wide faculties:
- art history;
- philosophical;
- sociological.
Bachelor's, Master's and Postgraduate studies
RSUH invites graduates of schools and other educational institutions to study in undergraduate programs. Enrollment is carried out based on the results of the Unified State Examination or the results of entrance exams held within the walls of the Russian State University for the Humanities. Passing scores for different specialties differ and are revised every year.
Thanks to the training, students receive general professional training in their chosen field. Upon completion of their bachelor's degree, they are awarded a bachelor's diploma. This document confirms receipt of higher education.
The admissions committee invites bachelor's degree graduates to continue their studies at the master's level. Some students have the opportunity to enroll in budget places. At the Russian State University for the Humanities, passing scores are 30 points for each test. When studying for a master's degree, students do most of the work independently. They do a lot of assignments, take part in research seminars, and work on a dissertation project. After completing a master's degree, students can enter graduate school.
student life
RSUH students have a very busy life. They not only gain knowledge, but also take part in various sports and creative activities. The university regularly holds competitions in football, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, and bowling. Swimming, athletics and karate teams are actively developing.
There are several clubs at the Russian State University for the Humanities (Moscow). One of them is the intellectual creativity club. In it, students play various games (“Own game”, “What? Where? When?”) and learn to work in a team. The university also has a guitar club, where everyone is trained in acoustic and electric guitar.
Humanitarian College of the Russian State University for the Humanities
The structural unit of the educational institution is the humanities college. It has been operating since 2006. To enter college, girls and boys take exams. The best applicants are admitted to the college. Training can last from 2 to 4 years. The duration depends on the chosen specialty. Upon completion of training, graduates receive a diploma with a qualification.
According to reviews, the quality of education is quite high. University teachers are involved in the educational process, most of whom are professors, doctors, and candidates of science. It is also worth noting that college students have access to the library of the Russian State University for the Humanities.
University branches
The admissions committee accepts applications for admission to the Russian State University for the Humanities not only from Moscow applicants. People from other cities also dream of studying at this university. Many of them come to Moscow to get a prestigious higher education. The university provides dormitories for non-resident students.
Some people who want to study at the Russian State University for the Humanities do not have to go to Moscow, because branches of this university are located in many Russian cities:
- Saint Petersburg.
- Astrakhan.
- Velikiy Novgorod.
- Tolyatti.
- Krasnoyarsk
- Volgograd.
- Elista.
- Yaroslavl.
- Kaliningrad and others.
At all times, society has felt the need for literate and intelligent people, because they are the ones who can take on the burdens of governing the state. There have been times in history when there were not enough such people, since there were few nuggets, and the rest were not trained at all. Thus, a process called “education” was invented. Today, this term has become commonplace, since each of us studies in special institutions. Education itself is a structured process of educating a person, which is carried out in the interests of the state by instilling skills, values, ethnic characteristics, etc. The mechanism of education begins from the moment of entering school and has no end, because each of us receives new experience throughout life. The most important stage of education is entering a higher education institution after school. Today, a huge number of young Russian graduates cannot decide where to go after school. Everyone wants to get into prestigious universities, but no one knows which ones have this fashionable status. In the article below we will try to find out which institutes, universities and academies can be called truly prestigious.
How it all began
From the moment when the monks from Byzantium Cyril and Methodius created the Slavic alphabet, the process of development of education began in the territory of modern Russia.
The process of formation and development of the domestic educational mechanism has experienced many negative and positive moments.
The first include the introduction of Christianity in Rus' by Vladimir the Great in 988, the scientific discoveries of great scientists (Lomonosov, Mendeleev), reformation policies and much more. The most negative impact on education came from the times of unprincipled tsarism and Soviet dictatorship, the period of stagnation, etc.
Nevertheless, today the Russian Federation is one of the most prestigious educational centers in the whole world, as evidenced by the huge flow of students from many foreign countries. The domestic educational process is one of the best on the planet, since our scientists are highly regarded almost everywhere. It is quite possible that Russian universities will also soon take first place in the world rankings due to the level of education they provide.
How are educational institutions classified?
The ranking of Russian universities is based on various factors. Organizations or media that evaluate educational institutions are of great importance. Within the country, one can talk about the prestige of a particular university, however, abroad a completely different assessment of the situation is possible, but this will be discussed further. Most often, within the Russian Federation, the rating of Russian universities is made by identifying the most prestigious educational institutions in a particular field of study (economics, technology, defense, law, etc.). Such an assessment allows you to see not only the degree of “coolness” of an academy or university, but also makes it possible to find out the best talent pool in any scientific field.
Criteria for evaluating universities
To compare educational institutions, certain criteria are used that allow you to see the characteristics of educational institutions. Thus, the ranking of universities in the Russian Federation is based on the following criteria:
1) the number of applicants, demand for the educational institution;
2) the presence of different forms of training;
3) the level of funds allocated to this university;
4) qualifications of graduated specialists;
5) the level of education provided;
6) territorial location and landscaping.
It is worth noting that completely different evaluation criteria are possible when ratings are compiled by foreign media or organizations.
Technical and law universities
Whatever one may say, the rating of Russian technical universities from year to year puts Moscow State Technical University named after one in first place. Bauman, which was founded back in 1830. This educational institution is a mecca for absolutely all techies in the Russian Federation and neighboring countries.
At MSTU. Bauman trains specialists in various branches of technical sciences. The university is constantly included in international rankings. The best lawyers are “made” at the Moscow State Law Academy and, oddly enough, at the Faculty of Law at Moscow State University. Of course, in the technical and legal fields there are other venerable educational institutions that produce no less competent specialists, for example, Peoples' Friendship University, Faculty of Law of the University of St. Petersburg, MIPT, Tyumen Oil and Gas State University, etc. Graduates of these universities are known as real specialists of your business.
Military educational institutions
Every state needs military personnel, which must be trained somewhere. For this purpose, specialized military universities are being created, the purpose of which is to produce high-quality personnel for various special services and defense structures. Russian military universities are known all over the world, because the Russian Federation allocates a huge amount of funds for the development of state defense. The Moscow FSB Academy is the most popular.
Everyone who has decided to connect their life with the army and service to the Motherland dreams of entering here. In terms of the number of applicants each year, the Moscow FSB Academy is the undisputed leader. The training process is carried out by the best specialists in the field of defense, operational intelligence activities and other special sciences. The Naval Academy in St. Petersburg is not far behind the clear favorite. The popularity of the Voronezh Institute increased after the reform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. From time immemorial, Russian sailors have been known throughout the world as one of the most skillful and courageous, so future officers are trained at the Naval Academy in the best traditions of the Russian fleet.
The popularity of military universities is primarily due to the fact that they provide education applicable both in the military and in the public, civilian sphere. In addition, the army in Russia is an elite under the constant tutelage of the state.
Humanities universities
The best economic universities
Economists have always been famous for their relevance, since their scientific activities directly affect the economic well-being of the state. The ranking of Russian economic universities makes it possible to identify the most prestigious educational institutions in this field of knowledge. Economic universities in Russia are widely known throughout the world because they train excellent specialists in the field of economics. The best economic training is provided to students of the faculty of the same name at Moscow State University. Lomonosov, MGIMO, St. Petersburg State University. Anyone who wants to devote his life to the study of economics first of all tries to enroll in these higher educational institutions. This trinity is not inferior in the quality of knowledge provided by the Financial University and the Higher Economic University named after. Plekhanov. It should be noted that the ranking of Russian universities for 2015 showed the undisputed leadership of the University. Plekhanov in front of other “cradles” of economists throughout Rus'.
Russian universities in international rankings
The Russian Federation is famous for its educational institutions throughout the world. Students from different countries of the world are trying to get to Russia to study, because Russian universities are rapidly approaching the level of such venerable European and American educational institutions as Harvard, Cambridge, etc. Today it is not at all surprising to see any of the domestic higher schools in a certain international TOP . Russian universities are regular guests in the world rankings, especially educational institutions such as St. Petersburg State University and Moscow State University. It should also be noted that some rankings are annual, and their results affect the reputation and level of interest in the educational institution. One of these TOPs is U-multirank. The ranking of Russian universities in the TOPs of a similar level is the best way to show the level of education in the state. Only the best and most prestigious educational institutions in the country can be included in the U-multirank rating. In 2015, U-multirank included the St. Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics in the list of the best universities.
Moscow State University is the leader of Russian education
Of all the universities in the Russian Federation and neighboring countries, it was Moscow State University that was and is the alma mater of outstanding scientists who glorify domestic education in their homeland and in other countries. Moscow Lomonosov was founded back in 1755. Today the university has 15 research institutes, 41 faculties and more than 300 departments. The ranking of Russian state universities always puts Moscow State University in first place.
This fact indicates the high quality of knowledge provided in this educational institution, the functionality of the entire educational process, and the presence of favorable conditions for learning and recreation. As for international tops, in 2015 Moscow State University entered the top twenty universities that train specialists in the fields of physics, astronomy, foreign languages, linguistics and mathematics. It should be noted that international students from more than 20 foreign countries study at Moscow State University. Among the outstanding graduates of Moscow University were such outstanding personalities as Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, Mikhail Sergeevich Gorbachev, Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov, Sergei Nikolaevich Bulgakov, Maxim Lvovich Kontsevich and many others.
TOP 10 best universities according to reports for 2015
In conclusion, it is necessary to present the most recent ranking of Russian educational institutions according to estimates for 2015. This year, applicants will storm the admissions committees of the following universities:
1) Moscow State University named after. Lomonosov.
2) Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.
3) St. Petersburg State University.
4) National Research Nuclear University.
5) National Research University Higher School of Economics.
6) Moscow State Technical University named after. N.E. Bauman.
7) Ural Federal University.
8) National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University.
9) Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
10) Voronezh Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Naturally, this list may change after a few months, when the introductory campaign is in full swing. Nevertheless, today the rating presented above is based on statistical indicators of the quality of education, the intensity of the learning process, and demand among applicants from all listed universities. Their assessment is greatly influenced by the demand in the world for those specialties for which training is provided. In modern Russia, education that gives the opportunity to work abroad is valued. Not every Russian university can issue a diploma of this type, which significantly affects the distribution of places in the ranking.
So, we have found out that modern universities in the Russian Federation provide high-quality and in-depth knowledge in various scientific fields. Educational institutions of the Russian Federation are widely known throughout the world, as evidenced by the ranking of Russian universities abroad. Over the years, the popularity of not only educational institutions, but also education in general has been growing inexorably. Let's hope that Russian educational institutions will soon become the standard of education not only among the CIS countries, but throughout the world.
Below is a ranking of Moscow universities, for the compilation of which the main criteria were popularity among applicants (competition for admission to universities); cost of education; scholarship; as well as the quality of educational services. Two ratings are presented depending on the focus of the university: rating of humanitarian and technical universities.
Rating of Humanitarian Universities
Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov (MSU).
Among humanitarian universities, both in popularity among employers and in popularity among applicants, Moscow State University holds the lead year after year.
Cost of education
Tuition fees at Moscow State University are more than 270,000 rubles, the average cost is 320 thousand rubles. in year. In terms of the high cost of educational services, this university ranks third among Moscow universities.
Scholarship
The state academic scholarship varies depending on academic performance; the approximate basic level of payments is about 2,400 rubles. It is important to note that most of them study completely free of charge. About 15% of students receive knowledge on a paid basis.
Popularity with applicants
One of the most popular among applicants: in 2013, the number of applicants who applied was 7,454 people. Competition on average 10 people per place
Quality of educational services:
The quality of educational services is the most difficult indicator to evaluate. It is important to note here that the good level of training of specialists at this university is largely due to the daily scientific work that is carried out at the university. Moscow State University is the base for fundamental research in the country. MSU also conducts active international activities, during which a large number of partnership agreements have been concluded with leading universities in the world. Student life is also diverse, which is largely ensured by the activity of the university leadership.
Moscow State University is a leader not only among universities in Moscow and Russia, it is also a leader among universities in the CIS. In international rankings, as a rule, it is a leader among all Russian universities. Moscow State University is the only Russian university represented in almost all world ranking systems. Among the university's graduates are major politicians, including leaders of the country, famous cultural and artistic figures, famous scientists, and there are Nobel Prize laureates and Fields Medal laureates.
In assessing the quality of education indicator, I would like to refer to the rating of the Potanin Foundation. The comprehensive ranking of universities by the Potanin Charitable Foundation is calculated based on the following assessments: the overall level of intelligence and erudition of excellent students at universities, the degree of students’ receptivity to new things, the level of attention to teaching staff at the university.
According to the results of the Potanin Foundation rating for 2012-2013, MSU took 5th place in Russia and 2nd in Moscow.
Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (MGIMO).
Cost of education
At this university, the average is 333 thousand rubles. in year. This university is in second place in the ranking of universities with the highest tuition fees in Moscow. An academic scholarship averages about 2,500 rubles.
Popularity with applicants
Due to the narrow specialization of the university (in comparison with Moscow State University), there are not as many applicants wishing to study at the University as at Moscow State University, but nevertheless the competition is high. In 2013, out of 4,200 applicants, about 1,200 people were enrolled in MGIMO, and the competition for budget places averaged about 13 people per place.
The quality of education
The teaching staff of the university is represented by a huge number of professionals. The level of preparation is beyond doubt. The university sends the best students to undergo internships in the world's largest organizations. International cooperation is widely developed. MGIMO, like MSU, can boast of a large number of famous graduates.
Patanin’s rating placed the university in 8th place among universities in the country and 3rd among universities in Moscow
Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN) RUDN
Price
From 168 thousand rubles. year. The basic academic scholarship for citizens of the Russian Federation is 1340 rubles, and the increased one is 2010.
Popularity with applicants
The total number of documents submitted in 2013 was 28,254, taking into account the right of students to apply for several areas of training (3 areas), we can say that the number of applicants is approximately 9.5 thousand.
The quality of education
Due to its international orientation, the university works closely with both individual foreign universities and international organizations. RUDN University is also often ranked among the best universities in the country, but here it is important to note the inconstancy of this university: some rankings bypass this university altogether, some put it in the highest positions, some, on the contrary, in quite low ones. Nevertheless, RUDN University is a well-established university with a good teaching staff, especially since university graduates are in good demand in the labor market
In the ranking of the Potanin Foundation, RUDN University ranks 57th among Russian universities.
Russian State Humanitarian University RSUH
Price
We can say that in the presented list of humanitarian universities, this is one of the “cheapest” universities in Moscow, starting from 130,000 thousand rubles. in year.
Scholarship
As well as tuition fees are one of the lowest: State academic scholarship - 1300 rubles, increased scholarship for special academic achievements - 1950 rubles
On average 8 thousand applicants
The quality of education
The university cannot boast of being included in a large number of rankings, however, university graduates are in demand in the labor market. The university conducts active international cooperation and develops various scientific programs.
Higher School of Economics GSEM
Price
From 240 thousand rubles. per year, however, according to the average, GSEM is the most expensive university in Moscow, since on average a year of study costs 345 thousand rubles.
Scholarship
As of the 2012/13 academic year, the scholarship amount was 2750, 1925 and 1650 rubles (depending on academic performance).
Popularity among applicants
The number of applicants as of July 25, 2013 is 10,556 people.
The quality of education:
Cooperation with universities around the world and the country is widely developed. Highly qualified professional staff of the university. In the ranking of the Potanin Foundation, the level of teaching at the university ranks 30th in Russia.
Russian Economic University named after G. V. Plekhanov
Price
Just like most popular humanitarian universities in Moscow, it is quite expensive: prices start from 200 thousand rubles, on average, a year of study costs 230 thousand rubles. The scholarship amount is 1340 rubles.
Popularity among applicants
In 2013, the number of applicants was 7,500 people
The quality of education
One of the largest economic universities in Russia. The oldest higher educational institution of economic profile in Russia. It often appears in the rankings of the best universities in the country, and is also included in the top hundred universities according to the QS World University Rankings BRICS 2014. It has an extensive network of branches in Russia and abroad. The university takes part in numerous international programs in the field of university cooperation.
Rating of technical universities
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
The best university in Moscow for technical specialties, the leading technical educational institution in Russia
Cost of education
On average 160,000 rubles per year.
Scholarship
At the moment, the academic scholarship at MIPT is 2,400 rubles, for an excellent student it is 2,800 rubles.
Popularity among students
Despite the great popularity of MIPT, the competition for many specialties in 2013 was no more than three people per place, with the exception of “Innovation and High Technologies” it was 17 people. A total of 3,226 applicants applied, and 1,105 were admitted.
The quality of education
MIPT is a wide platform for various scientific research. The university conducts active international cooperation with foreign universities.
In the ranking of the Potanin Foundation, the university ranks 2nd among Russian universities and 1st among Moscow universities.
Moscow State University named after. Bauman
Scholarship
From 1100 rubles
Semi-fullness among students
The university is very popular among applicants: there are 5,500 applicants for 2,988 planned budget places (2014)
The quality of education
MSTU named after N.E. Bauman takes an active part in exchange programs for students, teaching and research staff. Currently, the university has established connections with more than 70 universities in Europe, America and Asia. Implements 90 major scientific projects on various topics and is the founder of the Skolkovo Foundation.
National Research Nuclear University "MEPhI"
Cost of education
The cost of training on a contractual basis is about 162,000 rubles per year. Scholarship from 2000 to 3000 rubles.
Popularity among applicants
The number of applications for the budget in 2014 was 5017 (acceptance plan 1266).
The quality of education
The university constantly conducts various scientific research, as well as various cooperation programs with Russian and foreign universities. The university has a high-quality teaching staff.
Russian State University of Oil and Gas named after. THEM. Gubkina
Price
The cost of training is 125,000 rubles per year. Scholarships for students who passed the exam with an “excellent” rating - 2,750 rubles, and those who passed with a grade of “good” - 1,650 rubles.
Popularity among students
The popularity among applicants is quite high, since the university trains personnel for the gas and oil production industry - perhaps the most profitable sector of the Russian economy. Over 11 thousand students study.
The quality of education
The university's professional teaching staff, as well as the support of partner programs, provide students with a high level of education. Partners and potential employers of graduates are Rosneft, Gazprom, Transneft, Lukoil, etc.
Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics National Research University Higher School of Economics (affiliated with HSE)
This technical institute specializes in information and telecommunication technologies.
Price
The cost is 220,000 rubles per year, but for a slight shortage of points, significant discounts are provided - up to 70% of the total amount. Scholarship from 1100 rubles.
Popularity among students
The popularity of the university among applicants is ensured by its promising areas of training. 3,500 people study at the university.
The quality of education
The Institute of Electronics and Mathematics actively cooperates with leading Russian and foreign IT companies: Yandex, Google, Kaspersky Lab, Intel, Microsoft, IBM, etc.