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A public agrarian university in Vladikavkaz, North Ossetia, an agricultural reference in the North Caucasus.

Siberia's reference school for architecture, construction and building technologies.

Founded in 1930, it is Nizhny Novgorod's leading school for architecture, urban planning and civil engineering.

A major public university in Nalchik, in the heart of the North Caucasus, named after Berbekov.

A public technical university in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, founded in 1955 alongside the Far East's industry.

Multidisciplinary public university in Veliky Novgorod, founded in 1993, heir to a long academic tradition.

The Urals' railway transport school in Yekaterinburg, training the managers of Russia's railways.

Siberia's oldest engineering school (1896), a leading national research technical university.

Russia's leading transport university, in Moscow, supervised by the Ministry of Transport.

Founded in 1930, Russia's leading school for automotive and road engineering, with a dedicated foreign-student center.

A public engineering school in Ulyanovsk on the Volga, specialized in mechanics and computer science.

A public technical university in eastern Siberia, established around 1980 alongside Bratsk's industrial boom.

Public technical university in Lipetsk, tied to the metallurgical industry, training engineers and economists since 1956.

A major public engineering school on the Volga, building on a century of polytechnic heritage.

The leading public technical university of Dagestan, located in Makhachkala on the Caspian Sea coast.

Multidisciplinary public university in Maikop (Adygea) covering engineering, medicine, agriculture and economics.