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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.
NCSPU is a classical pedagogical university, one of the largest centers in the Volga-Kama region for education and research guidance.
Kazan State Institute of Culture is a leading educational and scientific center of the Middle Volga region that conducts research on the development of world culture, national cultures of the Volga region's people.
Albert Zulkharneev, Head of the Russian House in Bishkek, talks about Kyrgyz school students' interest in Russian higher education and training highly qualified specialists for Kyrgyzstan economy.
Olga Filonova, Head of the Russian House in Astana, talks about what makes higher education in Russia attractive to students from Kazakhstan, about admission opportunities and assistance in choosing a university.
According to the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tatarstan, more than 18,000 international students from 14 countries of the former USSR and 107 other foreign countries are studying at 39 universities of the republic today.
Campus tours, large-scale music events, plenty of interactive events, fun and yummies! That's how Far Eastern Federal University welcomes all its first-year students.
Russian universities are always happy to accept international students. Universities hold a variety of events so that yesterday's school students can quickly adapt to new living conditions and learning process. And this is not just about mass activities.
The richness of Russian linguoculture is comparable with the boundless spaces and resources of Russia, its humanistic values and opportunities provided for people by our country: education, career, research, social and personal development.
To quickly familiarize international first-year students with the environment, society and local culture, Russian universities have developed and successfully apply various adaptation programs for international students.
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.
NCSPU is a classical pedagogical university, one of the largest centers in the Volga-Kama region for education and research guidance.
Kazan State Institute of Culture is a leading educational and scientific center of the Middle Volga region that conducts research on the development of world culture, national cultures of the Volga region's people.
Albert Zulkharneev, Head of the Russian House in Bishkek, talks about Kyrgyz school students' interest in Russian higher education and training highly qualified specialists for Kyrgyzstan economy.
Olga Filonova, Head of the Russian House in Astana, talks about what makes higher education in Russia attractive to students from Kazakhstan, about admission opportunities and assistance in choosing a university.
According to the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tatarstan, more than 18,000 international students from 14 countries of the former USSR and 107 other foreign countries are studying at 39 universities of the republic today.
Campus tours, large-scale music events, plenty of interactive events, fun and yummies! That's how Far Eastern Federal University welcomes all its first-year students.
Russian universities are always happy to accept international students. Universities hold a variety of events so that yesterday's school students can quickly adapt to new living conditions and learning process. And this is not just about mass activities.
The richness of Russian linguoculture is comparable with the boundless spaces and resources of Russia, its humanistic values and opportunities provided for people by our country: education, career, research, social and personal development.
To quickly familiarize international first-year students with the environment, society and local culture, Russian universities have developed and successfully apply various adaptation programs for international students.
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.
NCSPU is a classical pedagogical university, one of the largest centers in the Volga-Kama region for education and research guidance.
Kazan State Institute of Culture is a leading educational and scientific center of the Middle Volga region that conducts research on the development of world culture, national cultures of the Volga region's people.
Albert Zulkharneev, Head of the Russian House in Bishkek, talks about Kyrgyz school students' interest in Russian higher education and training highly qualified specialists for Kyrgyzstan economy.
Olga Filonova, Head of the Russian House in Astana, talks about what makes higher education in Russia attractive to students from Kazakhstan, about admission opportunities and assistance in choosing a university.
According to the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tatarstan, more than 18,000 international students from 14 countries of the former USSR and 107 other foreign countries are studying at 39 universities of the republic today.
Campus tours, large-scale music events, plenty of interactive events, fun and yummies! That's how Far Eastern Federal University welcomes all its first-year students.
Russian universities are always happy to accept international students. Universities hold a variety of events so that yesterday's school students can quickly adapt to new living conditions and learning process. And this is not just about mass activities.
The richness of Russian linguoculture is comparable with the boundless spaces and resources of Russia, its humanistic values and opportunities provided for people by our country: education, career, research, social and personal development.
To quickly familiarize international first-year students with the environment, society and local culture, Russian universities have developed and successfully apply various adaptation programs for international students.