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The Forum of International Graduates of Soviet and Russian Universities – Representatives of the Systems of Education and Healthcare of Asian Countries took place in Hanoi (Vietnam) on October 3-4.

The Higher Education Discovery magazine about education in Russia for international applicants is turning three years old.

V. Samuseva, RFL teacher at the Preparatory Department of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, talks about how students from Vietnam learn Russian as a foreign language.

Rossotrudnichestvo conducts outreach efforts to promote higher education in Russia and strengthen the positions of the Russian language abroad.

Our today’s guest is Batbaatar Erdenevaanchig, a graduate of the Institute of Sports and Physical Education of North-Eastern Federal University, the founder of the Mas-Wrestling Federation in Mongolia.

Today our guest is Davyd Mungushagai, a graduate of the Institute of Economics and Management and the Institute of Oriental Studies of Banzarov Buryat State University.

It is interesting to keep an eye on the lives of the Russian universities’ international graduates. So many people, so many chosen paths.

Today our guest is Battsetseg Narmandakh, Russian language methodologist at the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in Mongolia.

The problem of persistent stereotypes is related to the lack of awareness. The situation can be improved by international cultural and educational projects.

Today our guest is Emmanuel Chijioke, the fifth-year student specializing in General Medicine at Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University.

The abundance of rankings and ratings of all kinds can disorientate and perplex you even more if you are still choosing a university / field of study/educational program.

So, what makes Russian higher education so attractive to international applicants? Among the most obvious reasons are high-quality education, affordable tuition fees, or the opportunity to study for free within the quota