Universities of the Russian Federation

Higher education in Russia is an investment in the future. You can gain high-quality knowledge and build a foundation for a successful career.

The country has centuries-old academic traditions. Russia's first higher education institution, the Slavic Greek Latin Academy, was founded in 1687, and Moscow State University was opened by Mikhail Lomonosov in 1755. Since then, many higher education institutions have appeared in Russia. More than 40 Russian and Soviet scientists have received the Nobel Prize.

Today, more than 750 universities in 89 regions are ready to welcome international students. You have a unique opportunity to come to Russia and experience its academic traditions in person. Russian diplomas and academic degrees are recognised all over the world.