Study in Russia

• A copy of an international passport, which should be valid for at least 20 months;
• A copy of your graduation document with a transcript.

Depending on a country of origin, students might neednconsular legalization or apostille for their education documents, and in some cases, a certificate of recognition of foreign education.
All the documents must be translated into Russian and notarized!

The specific exams you'll need to take can vary significantly depending on the university and the major you're interested in.

For some programs, you might need to pass an online test, while for others, an online interview could be in store. Take, for example, the "General Medicine" program at Sechenov University. Candidates are required to complete an online chemistry test and an oral interview to assess their proficiency in Russian or English (effective from 2024).

Looking to apply to the Saint-Petersburg State Pediatric University? Prepare for online interviews in chemistry, biology, and either Russian or English, depending on the language of instruction.

Good news! Since 2020, all exams have moved online. There’s no need to travel to Russia; you can complete everything from the comfort of your home.

Tuition fees vary based on the university, program, and language of instruction.

Generally, universities in capital cities and megacities tend to be more expensive, while those in regions offer more affordable options.

For engineering and humanitarian programs, the average tuition ranges from $2000 to $4000 per year. Interested in medical programs? In regions, it's $3500-$5000 annually, but in Moscow, it costs around $10,500 per year.

Here's a money-saving tip: studying in Russian can be 20-30% cheaper than in English!
Take a pre university course and save your budget.

1. You send us the required documents.
2. We draw up a contract between you and Global Education for admission to the University.
3. We prepare the invoice for the payment of our service fees.
4. You need to pay the invoice.
5. We do a notarially certified translation of your documents.
6. We register you at the admission committee.
7. You have to pass the entrance exams.
8. You will get the contract from the University.
9. You need to pay tuition fees for the 1st semester.
10. We start the invitation process. In 21 working days you will receive an invitation letter for a study visa
11. You should go to the Russian embassy in your country with the invitation letter and get a study visa.
12. You come to Russia.
13. We meet you at the Airport.