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The reference agrarian school of southern Russia, in Stavropol, heart of the country's grain belt.

A public university in Maikop, capital of the Republic of Adygea, in the northwest 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.

The reference economics university of southern Russia, recognized for welcoming international students.

Siberia's economics university (NSUEM), training Russian business leaders for a century.

Public power engineering university in Kazan, one of Russia's three specialized energy schools.

Classic public university in Bryansk, heir to a pedagogical institute founded in 1930.

Russia's oldest university (1803), a classic public research institution in humanities and sciences.

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

A public classical university in Kaluga named after Tsiolkovsky, the founding father of astronautics.

A public classical university in Abakan, founded in 1994, at the heart of the Republic of Khakassia in southern Siberia.

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

A public classical university in Kursk, heir to the pedagogical institute founded in the 1930s.

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

Classic public university in Smolensk, founded in 1918, offering programs in humanities, sciences and education.

A public classical university in the Urals with nearly 20,000 students and a large international community.

Siberia's first classical university (1878), a major research university in Tomsk.

A public polytechnic university in Tula, a land of engineers and armourers since 1930.

A public classical university in Tver, between Moscow and St. Petersburg, with a long academic heritage.

A public classical university in Voronezh, founded in 1918, with nearly 19,000 students.

Founded in 1956 in Samara, one of Russia's four centers of telecommunications research and training.

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

A public university in Gorno-Altaysk, the academic gateway to the Altai Mountains of southern Siberia.

A private Russian university devoted to IT and robotics, teaching exclusively in English.

Private university in St. Petersburg specializing in management, economics and service technologies.

Large public federal university in Yekaterinburg, founded in 1920, a major hub of education and research.

Federal university founded in 1804, one of Russia's oldest, located in Kazan (Tatarstan).

One of Moscow's first private non-state universities, generalist in profile and open to international students.

Research university in St. Petersburg, world-famous for computer science, photonics and competitive programming.

A major research university in Belgorod, the first regional 'national research university' of Russia.

Public research university in Samara, Russia's reference in aerospace and space technologies.

Kazan's major petrochemical and technological school, the flagship technological university of Tatarstan.

Leading research university in Moscow specializing in metallurgy, materials science and digital technologies.

Founded in 1930 in the Russian Far East, it trains teachers for the Amur region through more than 35 degree programs.

The teacher-training school of Lipetsk, named after explorer Pyotr Semyonov-Tyan-Shansky.

Russia's oldest teacher-training institution, located in the heart of St. Petersburg.

Public pedagogical university founded in 1902 in Tomsk, training teachers and researchers in Siberia.

The leading teacher-training center of Bashkortostan, in Ufa, named after Miftakhetdin Akmullah.

Public polytechnic university in Ivanovo, heir to the textile school, training engineers and chemists.

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.

Private Moscow university founded in 1991, known for programs in economics, management, law and technology.

A private Moscow university dating back to 1993 (MIEMP), specialized in economics, law and management.

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

Public aviation university in Rybinsk, tied to engine-maker ODK-Saturn, training propulsion engineers.

A public technical university in Angarsk, Irkutsk Oblast, tied to Siberia's petrochemical and energy industries.

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.

Major public technical university in Kaliningrad, specialized in fisheries, marine affairs and engineering.

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

A major engineering school in Novosibirsk (NETI), a technological pillar of Siberia.

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.

St. Petersburg's school of defense and space engineering, named after Ustinov.

Moscow's reference school for telecommunications, computer science and cybersecurity.

Moscow's legendary school of chemistry, bearing the name of Mendeleev, author of the periodic table.

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

Public technological university in Penza training engineers, computer scientists and economists.

Major public technological university in Moscow, heir to renowned engineering schools in electronics and IT.