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The Russian Museum is the world’s largest museum of Russian art, a unique architectural and artistic complex in the historic center of Saint Petersburg.
The museum’s richest exhibition consists of more than 400,000 items and tells us about the evolution theory development history, the diversity of life on Earth, variation and heredity, natural selection and struggle for existence in nature.
In our Cultural Code column, we plan to familiarize our readers with diversity of Russia, its geography, history, literature, architecture, and cuisine.
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.
Teachers of Russian as a Foreign Language recommend going beyond study materials and reading original literary works to see how numerous grammar rules are used in the language and really feel it.
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
When the time came for me to apply to a university, it took me a long time to choose between Russia and China. Finally, the advantages of studying in Russia determined my choice.
Specialists point out that the Russian language learning process can vary in different groups of students. This can depend on what their native language is.
For many decades, Russian higher education has been popular among students from the countries of South Asia, and the number of South Asian students coming to study in Russia every year runs into thousands.
High-quality training, living conditions, well-developed campus infrastructure, active international cooperation, opportunities for successful personal development in science – all of this attracts talented eople to the universities in Tatarstan.
Yulia Zaytseva, a Rossotrudnichestvo representative in Turkmenistan, talks about how applicants are selected for Russian universities and how to prepare for an interview.
The Russian Museum is the world’s largest museum of Russian art, a unique architectural and artistic complex in the historic center of Saint Petersburg.
The museum’s richest exhibition consists of more than 400,000 items and tells us about the evolution theory development history, the diversity of life on Earth, variation and heredity, natural selection and struggle for existence in nature.
In our Cultural Code column, we plan to familiarize our readers with diversity of Russia, its geography, history, literature, architecture, and cuisine.
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.
Teachers of Russian as a Foreign Language recommend going beyond study materials and reading original literary works to see how numerous grammar rules are used in the language and really feel it.
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
When the time came for me to apply to a university, it took me a long time to choose between Russia and China. Finally, the advantages of studying in Russia determined my choice.
Specialists point out that the Russian language learning process can vary in different groups of students. This can depend on what their native language is.
For many decades, Russian higher education has been popular among students from the countries of South Asia, and the number of South Asian students coming to study in Russia every year runs into thousands.
High-quality training, living conditions, well-developed campus infrastructure, active international cooperation, opportunities for successful personal development in science – all of this attracts talented eople to the universities in Tatarstan.
Yulia Zaytseva, a Rossotrudnichestvo representative in Turkmenistan, talks about how applicants are selected for Russian universities and how to prepare for an interview.
The Russian Museum is the world’s largest museum of Russian art, a unique architectural and artistic complex in the historic center of Saint Petersburg.
The museum’s richest exhibition consists of more than 400,000 items and tells us about the evolution theory development history, the diversity of life on Earth, variation and heredity, natural selection and struggle for existence in nature.
In our Cultural Code column, we plan to familiarize our readers with diversity of Russia, its geography, history, literature, architecture, and cuisine.
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.
Teachers of Russian as a Foreign Language recommend going beyond study materials and reading original literary works to see how numerous grammar rules are used in the language and really feel it.
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
When the time came for me to apply to a university, it took me a long time to choose between Russia and China. Finally, the advantages of studying in Russia determined my choice.
Specialists point out that the Russian language learning process can vary in different groups of students. This can depend on what their native language is.
For many decades, Russian higher education has been popular among students from the countries of South Asia, and the number of South Asian students coming to study in Russia every year runs into thousands.
High-quality training, living conditions, well-developed campus infrastructure, active international cooperation, opportunities for successful personal development in science – all of this attracts talented eople to the universities in Tatarstan.
Yulia Zaytseva, a Rossotrudnichestvo representative in Turkmenistan, talks about how applicants are selected for Russian universities and how to prepare for an interview.