Study Management in Russia

Public agricultural academy in Ulan-Ude, founded in 1931, a major agro-veterinary school in eastern Siberia.

A public academy in Vologda-Molochnoye, founded by N. V. Vereshchagin, pioneer of Russia's dairy industry.

Public sports academy of the Moscow region, founded in 1977, located in Malakhovka-Lyubertsy.

Public institute of physical culture in Tchaikovsky (Perm Krai), founded in 1980, focused on sport and rehabilitation.

Major sports academy in Kazan, heir to the 2013 Universiade, training professionals in sport and tourism.

A private Moscow institute born from a partnership with Touro University, focused on international business.

A public university in Kazan dedicated to the arts, culture, creative industries and tourism.

Public institute of culture in Kemerovo training professionals in arts, performing arts, film and creative industries in Siberia.

Russia's leading institution for cultural and arts professions, founded in 1930 in Moscow.

Major public institute of culture and arts in St. Petersburg, founded in 1918, training cultural professionals.

Private institute in St. Petersburg, founded in 1996, specializing in languages and cultural exchange.

Public agrarian university in Blagoveshchensk, founded in 1950, the agricultural leader of the Russian Far East.

A public agricultural academy in Izhevsk, Udmurtia, dedicated to agronomy, livestock and rural technologies.

Public agricultural academy in Bryansk training specialists for the agro-industry of southwestern Russia.

A public agricultural academy in Yaroslavl training agronomists, engineers and veterinarians for central Russia.

Public agricultural university in Kazan, heir to faculties founded in 1922, serving Tatarstan's agriculture.

A major public agricultural school in Siberia, training engineers and researchers for the agri-food sector.

Public agrarian university in Barnaul, founded in 1943, a major agricultural school in western Siberia.

An agrarian university in Michurinsk (Tambov region), heir to the institute founded in 1931.

Public agricultural university in Penza training agronomists, veterinarians and agribusiness managers.

Public agrarian university in Saratov founded in 1913, a major school of Russia's agro-industry.

A public agricultural academy in Makhachkala training agronomists and veterinarians for Dagestan.

A major agrarian school on the Don, in southern Russia, at the heart of the region's farming steppe.

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

A public agricultural academy in Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkaria, training rural specialists of the central Caucasus.

Agricultural academy founded in 1865, Russia's leading agrarian university, located near Moscow.

A major public agrarian university in Orenburg, over 10,000 students, in the southern Urals.

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

Public agricultural academy in Yakutsk, founded in 1985, the agrarian school of the Yakut Arctic.

Public agricultural academy in Ivanovo, named after academician D. K. Belyaev, training agro-industry professionals.

A public agricultural academy in Nizhny Novgorod, named after L. Ya. Florentiev, an agricultural pillar of the Volga region.

Public agrarian university in Ryazan, named after P. A. Kostychev, training agro-industry professionals.

Public agricultural university in Belgorod training specialists for the agro-industry of the Central Chernozem region.

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.

The Urals' major sports center, in Chelyabinsk, training coaches and sport specialists.

A public sports university in Krasnodar, founded in 1969, dedicated to sport, fitness and tourism.

A major public university in Moscow entirely devoted to management and business economics.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Russia's largest maritime transport university, in Novorossiysk, heir to a school founded in 1930.

A venerable sports university in St. Petersburg, founded in 1896 by Pyotr Lesgaft.

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

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

Russia's first school of economics (1907), specializing in economics, finance, management and international business.

Russia's national reference university for tourism and services education, in the Moscow region.

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

Moscow's leading public university for sport, physical education and tourism, founded in 1918.

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.

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.

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.

A public technical university in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, specialized in fisheries and marine technologies.

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

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

Founded in 1930 in Yekaterinburg, Russia's leading school of forest sciences and wood industries.

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

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