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Nowadays, the jobs that used to be not so popular are in high demand, such as IT and HR specialists, recruiters, creative designers, coaches, analysts.

The health and medicine field remains one of the most popular among applicants. There are about 70 universities in Russia that offer medical education in every modern field — from general practice to radiology.

From the new HED issue, you will find out what makes Russia attractive to international students, why Vietnamese applicants choose Russian universities, and how to get an invitation from the university to study for free within the quota.

Natalia Tatarinova, Dean of the Pre-University Education Department of Pushkin State Russian Language Institute, answers our questions about the aspects of Russian language learning.

Every year the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia and Rossotrudnichestvo announce admission of foreign citizens, stateless persons and compatriots living abroad to study at Russian universities in state-funded places within the quota.

Foreign citizens can take entrance exams held by the university even if they have valid results of the Unified State Exams. The admission office will take into consideration a better result.

Higher education in Russia is a solid foundation for building a future career. Today Russian universities are ranked among the world leaders.

International students of Siberian Federal University's School of Petroleum and Gas Engineering gain experience at major oil and gas enterprises. The best graduates can get a job there in the future.

Every year the university, its students, and staff members get grant support to implement research and social projects. There is hard work behind it.

In 2021, the Master's student at Reshetnev SibSU Nischal passed competitive selection and won the scholarship competition. He is pursuing a Master’s program in Data Management and is keen on cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies.

The scholarship is paid from the moment of announcing the winners till the end of Master’s studies but for at most 18 months for first-year students and at most six months for second-year Master’s students.

Vladimir Potanin Scholarship Program is the Foundation's oldest project. Over 22 years, they have awarded 27,000 student scholarships, and more than 2,000 grants to university teachers.