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

Based in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, it trains teachers and humanities specialists across the Russian Far East.

Classic public university in Yelets, named after writer Ivan Bunin, founded in 1939.

A classical university in Ivanovo, central Russia, spanning sciences, law and the humanities.

A major classical university in Vladikavkaz, North Caucasus, with a broad academic portfolio.

A classical university in Izhevsk, training teachers, linguists and scientists of Udmurtia.

A classical university in Ulyanovsk, in the Middle Volga, rooted in Lenin's home region.

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 classical university in Kurgan, Trans-Urals, spanning engineering, law and the humanities.

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

A comprehensive university in Blagoveshchensk, Far East Russia, spanning law, economics, engineering and the humanities.

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.

The university of the science city of Dubna, on the Volga, adjacent to the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.

Dagestan's largest university, in Makhachkala, spanning law, medicine, sciences and languages.

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

Russia's only university specialising in meteorology, oceanography and climate science, based in Saint Petersburg.

A major teacher-training university in Chelyabinsk, serving the educational needs of the southern Urals.

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

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.

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

A major teacher-training university in Western Siberia, covering every school subject discipline.

Ulyanovsk's main teacher-training university, named after the educator I. N. Ulyanov.

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

A venerable teacher-training school in Yaroslavl, named after the founder of Russian scientific pedagogy.

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

A historic Moscow teacher-training institution, heir to the institute founded in 1872.

Nizhny Novgorod's 'Minin University', training the Volga region's teachers since 1911.

Novosibirsk's teacher-training university, at the heart of Siberia's educational capital.

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

Founded in 1930 in Cheboksary, it carries on the legacy of Chuvash educator Ivan Yakovlev.

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

Tula's teacher-training university, named after Leo Tolstoy, who lived and wrote nearby at Yasnaya Polyana.

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

Large public pedagogical university in Makhachkala, founded in 1917, training Dagestan's teachers.

Samara's main teacher-training university, heir to a century-old pedagogical tradition.

A Volgograd institution training teachers, psychologists and social workers.

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