Russian State University for the Humanities Moscow.

Russian State University for the Russian State University for the HumanitiesHumanities

MoscowMoscow

Russian State University for the HumanitiesRussian State University for the Humanities, , MoscowMoscow, 15 , 15 Chayanova st, Moscow, Chayanova st, Moscow, phonephone +7 (499) 250-611 +7 (499) 250-6118, www.rggu.com8, www.rggu.com

• The Russian State University for the Humanities is an educational institution which The Russian State University for the Humanities is an educational institution which trains specialists in all areas of knowledge in the humanities. Drawing upon more trains specialists in all areas of knowledge in the humanities. Drawing upon more than three hundred years of the Russian higher education tradition, as well as upon than three hundred years of the Russian higher education tradition, as well as upon the experience (and example) of the two unique Russian educational institutions – the the experience (and example) of the two unique Russian educational institutions – the Alfons L. Shanyavsky Moscow Public University and the Moscow State Institute for Alfons L. Shanyavsky Moscow Public University and the Moscow State Institute for History and Archives – the RSUH is the rightful heir to the traditions of these History and Archives – the RSUH is the rightful heir to the traditions of these excellent institutions in its mission to help revive the atmosphere of art and culture in excellent institutions in its mission to help revive the atmosphere of art and culture in education.education.

• The Moscow Public University, founded in 1908 through the initiative of Alfons The Moscow Public University, founded in 1908 through the initiative of Alfons Leonovich Shanyavsky, an eminent Russian patron of arts, played a special role in Leonovich Shanyavsky, an eminent Russian patron of arts, played a special role in Russian education. Up to 1918, It was the first “free” university center unfettered by Russian education. Up to 1918, It was the first “free” university center unfettered by formal limitations and open to everyone “truly thirsting for knowledge.” It formal limitations and open to everyone “truly thirsting for knowledge.” It implemented the progressive principles of alternative education in conjunction with a implemented the progressive principles of alternative education in conjunction with a sound academic foundation available to all.sound academic foundation available to all.

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• The Moscow State Institute for History and Archives was founded in 1930 The Moscow State Institute for History and Archives was founded in 1930 for training archivists. Over the years, it became a center of academic for training archivists. Over the years, it became a center of academic research. In its archival pursuits in areas of history and such auxiliary research. In its archival pursuits in areas of history and such auxiliary realms as the study of primary sources, archaeology and paleontology, it realms as the study of primary sources, archaeology and paleontology, it managed to preserve the very best of the Russian research tradition. By the managed to preserve the very best of the Russian research tradition. By the beginning of the 1990s, this institution has achieved an actual university beginning of the 1990s, this institution has achieved an actual university level which naturally enabled it to become the structural heart of the RSUH level which naturally enabled it to become the structural heart of the RSUH founded in 1991. founded in 1991.


• Facts and Figures Facts and Figures Institutes 7 Institutes 7 Divisions 18 Divisions 18 Specializations - 78 Subject areas Specializations - 78 Subject areas Joint international specializations - 23 Joint international specializations - 23 Bachelor programs - 3 Bachelor programs - 3 Master programs - 4 Master programs - 4 Councils for Doctoral Degrees – 12 Councils for Doctoral Degrees – 12 Councils for Candidate’s Degrees – 3 Councils for Candidate’s Degrees – 3 Research Institutes - 4 Research Institutes - 4 Academic Library - 1 000 000 volumes, 30 000 volumes of rare Academic Library - 1 000 000 volumes, 30 000 volumes of rare editions editions Museum center - 4 Museum center - 4 Regional branches – 35 Regional branches – 35


Institutes and DivisionsInstitutes and Divisions

Institute for History and ArchivesInstitute for History and Archives15 Nikolskaya St. “Ploshad’ Revolutsii,” “Teatral’naya” metro stations 15 Nikolskaya St. “Ploshad’ Revolutsii,” “Teatral’naya” metro stations Division for Archival StudiesDivision for Archival Studies

• Division for Documentation StudiesDivision for Documentation Studies

• Division for Archives and Documentation Storage TechnologyDivision for Archives and Documentation Storage Technology

• Division for History, Political Science and LawDivision for History, Political Science and Law

Institute for History and PhilologyInstitute for History and Philology15 Chayanov St., bldg. 7, “Novoslobodskaya” metro station15 Chayanov St., bldg. 7, “Novoslobodskaya” metro stationDivision for History and PhilologyDivision for History and Philology


Institute for LinguisticsInstitute for Linguistics6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 2 metro “Novoslobodskaya” metro station6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 2 metro “Novoslobodskaya” metro stationDivision for Theoretical and Applied LinguisticsDivision for Theoretical and Applied Linguistics

Institute for Economics, Management and LawInstitute for Economics, Management and Law15 Chayanov St., bldg. 7, “Novoslobodskaya” metro station15 Chayanov St., bldg. 7, “Novoslobodskaya” metro stationDivision for ManagementDivision for Management

• Division for EconomicsDivision for Economics

• Law DivisionLaw Division

L.S.Vygotsky Institute for PsychologyL.S.Vygotsky Institute for Psychology6 Miusskaya Sq, bldg. 7, “Novoslobodskaya” metro station 6 Miusskaya Sq, bldg. 7, “Novoslobodskaya” metro station Division for PsychologyDivision for Psychology

• Division for Social Psychology and PedagogyDivision for Social Psychology and Pedagogy

• Division for Clinical PsychologyDivision for Clinical Psychology


Mass-Media InstituteMass-Media Institute15 Chayanov St., “Novoslobodskaya” metro station15 Chayanov St., “Novoslobodskaya” metro stationDivision for JournalismDivision for Journalism

Institute for Information Sciences and Security TechnologiesInstitute for Information Sciences and Security Technologies25, bldg.2, Kirovogradschaya St., “Ulitsa akademika Yangelya” metro station25, bldg.2, Kirovogradschaya St., “Ulitsa akademika Yangelya” metro station

Division for Information SecurityDivision for Information Security

Division for Information SystemsDivision for Information Systems

Division for History of ArtDivision for History of Art6 Miusskaya Sq. bldg. 7,6 Miusskaya Sq. bldg. 7,

Division for SociologyDivision for Sociology6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 76 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 7

Division for PhilosophyDivision for Philosophy6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 77


Research InstitutesResearch Institutes

Institute for Advanced Studies in the HumanitiesInstitute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 77

Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies 6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 66

Institute for Russian HistoryInstitute for Russian History6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 66 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 6

"Russian Anthropology School" Institute"Russian Anthropology School" Institute6 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 76 Miusskaya Sq., bldg. 7


Institutes and Divisions:Institutes and Divisions:

Institute for History and ArchivesInstitute for History and Archives

Division for archival studiesDivision for archival studies

Division for records managementDivision for records management

Division for technotronic archives and documentsDivision for technotronic archives and documents

Division for history, politics and lawDivision for history, politics and law

Institute for information Sciences and Security TechnologiesInstitute for information Sciences and Security Technologies

The Information Security FacultyThe Information Security Faculty

Division for information SystemsDivision for information Systems

L.S. Vygotskiy Institute for PsychologyL.S. Vygotskiy Institute for Psychology

Division for psychologyDivision for psychology

Division for social psychology and pedagogy Division for social psychology and pedagogy

Division for medical psychology Division for medical psychology


Institute for Economics,Institute for Economics,Management and law Division for ManagementManagement and law Division for ManagementDivision for economics Faculty of LawDivision for economics Faculty of LawInstitute for LinguisticsInstitute for LinguisticsDivision for theoretical and applied linguisticsDivision for theoretical and applied linguisticsMass Media InstituteMass Media InstituteInstitute for philology and historyInstitute for philology and historyDivision for history and philologyDivision for history and philologyUniversity Divisions:University Divisions:Division for art historyDivision for art historyDivision of philosophyDivision of philosophyDivision of sociology Division of sociology


University DepartmentsUniversity Departments::Department of gender research Department of gender research ChairChair Department of post-Soviet foreign countries Department of post-Soviet foreign countries ChairChair Department of the history of scienceDepartment of the history of scienceDeputy ChairDeputy Chair Department of English Department of EnglishChair German language Department Chair German language Department Chair French language Department Chair French language Department Chair Chair Department of physical education ChairDepartment of physical education ChairResearch InstitutesResearch Institutes::Institute for the advanced studies in the humanities Institute for the advanced studies in the humanities Institute of Oriental and Classical StudiesInstitute of Oriental and Classical StudiesInstitute for the Russian historyInstitute for the Russian history““The Russian anthropological school” InstituteThe Russian anthropological school” InstituteInstitute for new educational technologies and informatization Institute for new educational technologies and informatization


Centers for education and researchCenters for education and research::Center for social anthropologyCenter for social anthropologyCenter for visual anthropology and ego-history Center for visual anthropology and ego-history Center for foreign historyCenter for foreign historyCenter for the Study of ReligionCenter for the Study of ReligionCenter for the Siberian culture studies DirectorCenter for the Siberian culture studies DirectorInternational Centers for education and researchInternational Centers for education and researchMark Bloc Russian-French center for historical anthropologyMark Bloc Russian-French center for historical anthropologyRussian-American center for the Biblical studies and JudaicaRussian-American center for the Biblical studies and JudaicaInstitute for European CulturesInstitute for European Cultures"Higher school for European cultures" research center"Higher school for European cultures" research center"Moscow-Quebec" center for education, research and culture"Moscow-Quebec" center for education, research and cultureDeputy directorDeputy director Center for Russian as a foreign language Center for Russian as a foreign language Russian-Swedish centerRussian-Swedish centerRussian-Italian centerRussian-Italian center


Russian-Turkish center for education and researchRussian-Turkish center for education and researchRussian-Swiss center for education and researchRussian-Swiss center for education and researchV.S. Golenishev center for Egyptology V.S. Golenishev center for Egyptology Y.V. Knorozov Mesoamerican research center Y.V. Knorozov Mesoamerican research center Russian-German center for education and research Russian-German center for education and research Center for European Union relations Center for European Union relations Iranian studies room Iranian studies room Confucius InstituteConfucius Institute


• International CooperationInternational Cooperation• Developing academic and educational ties with foreign partners is one Developing academic and educational ties with foreign partners is one

of the major trends in the RSUH.of the major trends in the RSUH.• The RSUH has more than 250 partner educational institutions in The RSUH has more than 250 partner educational institutions in

Europe, in the US, in Canada, Asia, and Latin America. The RSUH Europe, in the US, in Canada, Asia, and Latin America. The RSUH works with the Konstanz University, the Humboldts Berlin University, works with the Konstanz University, the Humboldts Berlin University, Bohum University in Germany, with Université Paris-Sorbonne IV, Bohum University in Germany, with Université Paris-Sorbonne IV, Paris-VIII, with the universities of Nantes and Toulouse in France, with Paris-VIII, with the universities of Nantes and Toulouse in France, with the universities of Milan, Naples, Rome and Venice in Italy, with the the universities of Milan, Naples, Rome and Venice in Italy, with the universities of Uppsala and Göteborg in Sweden, with the State universities of Uppsala and Göteborg in Sweden, with the State Universities of Iowa and Ohio, with Middlebury college, Trinity Universities of Iowa and Ohio, with Middlebury college, Trinity College, Beloit College in the US, with Laval University in Canada, College, Beloit College in the US, with Laval University in Canada, with the Chibo University in Japan, with the Seoul University in the with the Chibo University in Japan, with the Seoul University in the Republic of Korea and with other universities and colleges as well.Republic of Korea and with other universities and colleges as well.


The principal activities of the Department for International Affairs: The principal activities of the Department for International Affairs:

• organizing international cooperationorganizing international cooperation

• developing International Centers for Education and Researchdeveloping International Centers for Education and Research

• organizing training for foreign students and graduates studentsorganizing training for foreign students and graduates students

• organizing international conferences, seminars and presentations at the organizing international conferences, seminars and presentations at the RSUHRSUH

• organizing and managing student and graduate student exchanges, faculty organizing and managing student and graduate student exchanges, faculty exchangesexchanges

• organizing and managing the RSUH’s participation in multilateral organizing and managing the RSUH’s participation in multilateral integration projectsintegration projects

• pproviding visa supportroviding visa support

• producing educational multimedia products, analytical informational producing educational multimedia products, analytical informational catalogues and reference books catalogues and reference books


International cooperation in numbers and figures on average per year:

• Foreign partners - More than 250

• Academic mobility - More than 1000 people a year

• International Centers for Education and Research – 13

• International regional studies specializations - 23

• Lectures by foreign scholars - 55

• International Conferences - 45


List of courses for international studentsList of courses for international students• The Politics of Post-Communist Russia. Prof. PivovarThe Politics of Post-Communist Russia. Prof. Pivovar• Soviet and Post-Soviet Economics. Prof. PivovarSoviet and Post-Soviet Economics. Prof. Pivovar• Introduction to Russian and Post-Soviet Relations. Prof. PivovarIntroduction to Russian and Post-Soviet Relations. Prof. Pivovar• Rise and Fall of Communism in Russia. Prof. PivovarRise and Fall of Communism in Russia. Prof. Pivovar• Discover Moscow. Prof. Elena DinesDiscover Moscow. Prof. Elena Dines• Old Moscow in retro photos and manuscripts. Prof. Elena DinesOld Moscow in retro photos and manuscripts. Prof. Elena Dines• Hidden paths: Moscow that no longer exists. Prof. Elena DinesHidden paths: Moscow that no longer exists. Prof. Elena Dines• Identity Issues: Mechanisms of Cross-Cultural Communication. Prof. Maria GordeyevaIdentity Issues: Mechanisms of Cross-Cultural Communication. Prof. Maria Gordeyeva• Negotiations: theory and practice. Prof. Maria GordeyevaNegotiations: theory and practice. Prof. Maria Gordeyeva• Intercultural communication. Prof. Maria GordeyevaIntercultural communication. Prof. Maria Gordeyeva• Modern conflict management. Prof. Maria GordeyevaModern conflict management. Prof. Maria Gordeyeva• Tolerance and intercultural communication. Prof. Maria GordeyevaTolerance and intercultural communication. Prof. Maria Gordeyeva• The history of Russia 862-1800. Prof. Igor KurukinThe history of Russia 862-1800. Prof. Igor Kurukin• Russia in the 18th century. Prof. Igor KurukinRussia in the 18th century. Prof. Igor Kurukin• Specific Features of Russian History. Russian Lands and the Golden Horde. Prof. Igor Specific Features of Russian History. Russian Lands and the Golden Horde. Prof. Igor

KurukinKurukin


• Audiovisual communications in the contemporary world. Prof. Grigory LanskoyAudiovisual communications in the contemporary world. Prof. Grigory Lanskoy• Foundations and concepts of modern physics. Prof. Arkadiy LipkinFoundations and concepts of modern physics. Prof. Arkadiy Lipkin• Russian History of the XX century: Stalinism and the Cold War. Prof. Alexander P. Russian History of the XX century: Stalinism and the Cold War. Prof. Alexander P.

LogunovLogunov• Russia: Economic Awareness. Prof. Sergey LyalyaevRussia: Economic Awareness. Prof. Sergey Lyalyaev• Common Values in a Changing Russia Mirrored in Literature, Film and News Media. Common Values in a Changing Russia Mirrored in Literature, Film and News Media.

Prof. PetrovaProf. Petrova• Contemporary Russian Culture. Prof. PetrovaContemporary Russian Culture. Prof. Petrova• Contemporary Russian Drama and Cinema. Prof. PetrovaContemporary Russian Drama and Cinema. Prof. Petrova• The Media in Russia. Prof. PetrovaThe Media in Russia. Prof. Petrova• Authorities and the question of trust. Prof. PetrovaAuthorities and the question of trust. Prof. Petrova• Market Economy – a test of human values. Prof. PetrovaMarket Economy – a test of human values. Prof. Petrova• Common human values in Russian Orthodox traditions. Prof. PetrovaCommon human values in Russian Orthodox traditions. Prof. Petrova• Joys and sorrows of Russian youth. Permanent and temporary values. Prof. PetrovaJoys and sorrows of Russian youth. Permanent and temporary values. Prof. Petrova• War in Chechnya, stimulus for conflict and hostility. Prof. PetrovaWar in Chechnya, stimulus for conflict and hostility. Prof. Petrova• Changes in social status as a result of the transition to a new economic and political Changes in social status as a result of the transition to a new economic and political

system. Prof. Petrovasystem. Prof. Petrova• Political history of modern Sudan. Prof. SeregichevPolitical history of modern Sudan. Prof. Seregichev


• Myth, literature, advertisement: Representation of identity in contemporary Russian culture. Myth, literature, advertisement: Representation of identity in contemporary Russian culture. Prof. Maria A. ShteynmanProf. Maria A. Shteynman

• Adventures of the Russian idea. Prof. Vladimir StrelkovAdventures of the Russian idea. Prof. Vladimir Strelkov• Aspects of the history of the Russian orthodoxy. Prof. Vladimir StrelkovAspects of the history of the Russian orthodoxy. Prof. Vladimir Strelkov• The phenomenon of death through the optics of classic Russian culture. Prof. Vladimir StrelkovThe phenomenon of death through the optics of classic Russian culture. Prof. Vladimir Strelkov• Russian Music. Prof. Irina VorontsovaRussian Music. Prof. Irina Vorontsova• Image of Russia in American Political Cartoons. Prof. ZhuravlevaImage of Russia in American Political Cartoons. Prof. Zhuravleva• Political History of Modern Russia (1991 – 2008). Prof. Valentina D. ZiminaPolitical History of Modern Russia (1991 – 2008). Prof. Valentina D. Zimina• Russian Literature and Culture of the Russian Literature and Culture of the 20th Century. Prof. Tatyana V. Buzina Century. Prof. Tatyana V. Buzina• Russian Literature and Culture of the 20th Century. Prof. Tatyana V. BuzinaRussian Literature and Culture of the 20th Century. Prof. Tatyana V. Buzina• Russian Literature of the 19th Century. Prof. Tatyana V. BuzinaRussian Literature of the 19th Century. Prof. Tatyana V. Buzina• Clash of mentalities in the Russian society: past and presentClash of mentalities in the Russian society: past and present• Essential Critical Thinking in Social Science and Humanities. Prof. Maria EliferovaEssential Critical Thinking in Social Science and Humanities. Prof. Maria Eliferova• Notion of University. Anna ZavaleyNotion of University. Anna Zavaley• Soviet and Russian heraldry (the end of the 20th - beginning of the 21st centuries). Irina KostinaSoviet and Russian heraldry (the end of the 20th - beginning of the 21st centuries). Irina Kostina• Modern Russian Artists, their Art Studios and Schools and Musical and Literary Salons in Modern Russian Artists, their Art Studios and Schools and Musical and Literary Salons in

Present Day Russia Irina KostinaPresent Day Russia Irina Kostina• The fate of poets in the post-revolutionary Russia (based on the history of the Association The fate of poets in the post-revolutionary Russia (based on the history of the Association

Literary Mansion in 1919 - 1929). Irina KostinaLiterary Mansion in 1919 - 1929). Irina Kostina


• History of paper. Irina KostinaHistory of paper. Irina Kostina

• History of museums. Types of Museums. Museums' Network. Palaces - Museums. Museums of History of museums. Types of Museums. Museums' Network. Palaces - Museums. Museums of Modernity. Local History Museums. Irina KostinaModernity. Local History Museums. Irina Kostina

• The history of statehood in Russia - ideas, people, symbols. Irina KostinaThe history of statehood in Russia - ideas, people, symbols. Irina Kostina

• Christianity in Russia. Life of the Clergy at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the Christianity in Russia. Life of the Clergy at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. The Fate of the Clergy after the Revolution. Irina Kostina20th century. The Fate of the Clergy after the Revolution. Irina Kostina

• Russian Orthodox art. The sacred space. Yury GabrovRussian Orthodox art. The sacred space. Yury Gabrov

• Eastern Christianity. Yury GabrovEastern Christianity. Yury Gabrov

• Russian underground music. Yury GabrovRussian underground music. Yury Gabrov

• Semester program in Russian Studies. Dr. Troy McGrathSemester program in Russian Studies. Dr. Troy McGrathContemporary Russian Studies. Dr. Troy McGrathContemporary Russian Studies. Dr. Troy McGrathVisual Russia: Course on Russian Art, Architecture, and Film. Dr. Troy McGrathVisual Russia: Course on Russian Art, Architecture, and Film. Dr. Troy McGrath

• 20th and 21st Century Russia/USSR. Dr. Troy McGrath20th and 21st Century Russia/USSR. Dr. Troy McGrath

• Religion and Church/State Relations in Russia. Dr. Troy McGrathReligion and Church/State Relations in Russia. Dr. Troy McGrath

• Post-Communism in Russia. Dr. Troy McGrathPost-Communism in Russia. Dr. Troy McGrath

• Russian Politic & Institutions. Dr. Troy McGrathRussian Politic & Institutions. Dr. Troy McGrath

• Foreign Policy of Russia & former USSR. Dr. Troy McGrathForeign Policy of Russia & former USSR. Dr. Troy McGrath


• Basic (Survival) Russian. Dr. Troy McGrathBasic (Survival) Russian. Dr. Troy McGrath• Elementary Russian (1st year Russian). Dr. Troy McGrathElementary Russian (1st year Russian). Dr. Troy McGrath• Intermediate Composition and Conversation (2nd year Russian). Dr. Troy Intermediate Composition and Conversation (2nd year Russian). Dr. Troy

McGrathMcGrath• Advanced Composition and Conversation (3rd year Russian). Dr. Troy Advanced Composition and Conversation (3rd year Russian). Dr. Troy

McGrathMcGrath• Advanced Conversation and Reading: (4th year Russian). Dr. Troy Advanced Conversation and Reading: (4th year Russian). Dr. Troy

McGrathMcGrath• Russian Lit Survey: Intro of key authors, works of Russian literature. Dr. Russian Lit Survey: Intro of key authors, works of Russian literature. Dr.

Troy McGrathTroy McGrath• Russian Economic System. Dr. Troy McGrathRussian Economic System. Dr. Troy McGrath• Russian Business Practices and Environment. Dr. Troy McGrathRussian Business Practices and Environment. Dr. Troy McGrath• Civil War in Russia, 1917-1921. Dr. Sergey KarpenkoCivil War in Russia, 1917-1921. Dr. Sergey Karpenko• Journalism and literary criticism in 19th century Russia. Dr. Vladimir Journalism and literary criticism in 19th century Russia. Dr. Vladimir

GopmanGopman• New Developments in Today’s Spoken Russian. Dr. Raisa RozinaNew Developments in Today’s Spoken Russian. Dr. Raisa Rozina


• Center for Russian as a Foreign LanguageCenter for Russian as a Foreign Language

• The Center for Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) is one of the University’s The Center for Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) is one of the University’s academic subdivisions. The Center teaches foreign students the Russian language and academic subdivisions. The Center teaches foreign students the Russian language and culture, increasing their opportunities through improving their language skills. The RFL culture, increasing their opportunities through improving their language skills. The RFL Center has a flexible education system. Each student selects an individual program from Center has a flexible education system. Each student selects an individual program from the courses on offer, tailored to their requirements, abilities and duration of stay.the courses on offer, tailored to their requirements, abilities and duration of stay.

• Courses offered at the RFL Center include:Courses offered at the RFL Center include:

• Basic RussianBasic Russian

• Russian for beginnersRussian for beginners

• Russian speech etiquetteRussian speech etiquette

• Summer/Winter language school (intensive cultural program included)Summer/Winter language school (intensive cultural program included)

• Russian for graduate student and research fellowsRussian for graduate student and research fellows

• In addition, the Russian Language Center also offers:In addition, the Russian Language Center also offers:

• Various meetings with Russian students where you can discuss a variety of issues and Various meetings with Russian students where you can discuss a variety of issues and current eventscurrent events


• Regular foreign film screenings where you can watch little-known Regular foreign film screenings where you can watch little-known cinematic masterpiecescinematic masterpieces

• Performances organized by the University Russian TheaterPerformances organized by the University Russian Theater• On arrival at the Center, students fill in a questionnaire and take a On arrival at the Center, students fill in a questionnaire and take a

placement test. On the basis of the test and the questionnaire, a specific placement test. On the basis of the test and the questionnaire, a specific program is designed which can be supplemented with additional special program is designed which can be supplemented with additional special courses.courses.

• At the end of the study period, all students who have successfully At the end of the study period, all students who have successfully completed their program are awarded an RSUH certificate.completed their program are awarded an RSUH certificate.

• International Office of the RSUH offers the following cultural events:International Office of the RSUH offers the following cultural events:• Sightseeing in MoscowSightseeing in Moscow• Moscow Kremlin and its churches, The ArmoryMoscow Kremlin and its churches, The Armory• ““Golden Ring” of RussiaGolden Ring” of Russia• Moscow of the nobilityMoscow of the nobility• The State Tretyakov Gallery, Pushkin Museum of Fine ArtsThe State Tretyakov Gallery, Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts• Estates and monasteries in the Moscow Region and beyondEstates and monasteries in the Moscow Region and beyond


• DormitoryDormitory• The dormitory of the University is within walking distance from the The dormitory of the University is within walking distance from the

administrative and departmental building as well as from lecture and administrative and departmental building as well as from lecture and seminar rooms. Each room is furnished and has a telephone line. seminar rooms. Each room is furnished and has a telephone line. Bathroom and shower are on the floor. Each floor is equipped with a Bathroom and shower are on the floor. Each floor is equipped with a kitchen. Each floor has a recreational room with a TV set. You can also kitchen. Each floor has a recreational room with a TV set. You can also use washing machines located on several floors.use washing machines located on several floors.

• The free of charge cleaning service is offered every day.The free of charge cleaning service is offered every day.• If you are accompanied by University representatives they will show If you are accompanied by University representatives they will show

you the dormitory (otherwise look at the University map to find the you the dormitory (otherwise look at the University map to find the dormitory), where you must fill the guest form and get the key to your dormitory), where you must fill the guest form and get the key to your room.room.

• Payments for the accommodation are to be made at the Dormitory Payments for the accommodation are to be made at the Dormitory Administration (building 4, ground floor, room 10). Administration (building 4, ground floor, room 10).


• Museum CenterMuseum Center• The University Museum Center comprises the following permanent expositions and The University Museum Center comprises the following permanent expositions and

museums: museums: • The Tsvetaev Art Museum exhibits a variety of sculptures which show an ancient The Tsvetaev Art Museum exhibits a variety of sculptures which show an ancient

history of Egypt, Greece, Rome and etc. The entrance to the museum halls is on the history of Egypt, Greece, Rome and etc. The entrance to the museum halls is on the left side from the main entrance to the University.left side from the main entrance to the University.

• The Ancient Mexican Art Museum shows the history of this great civilization, the The Ancient Mexican Art Museum shows the history of this great civilization, the development of the trade, fine arts in the regions of Mexico exemplified in various development of the trade, fine arts in the regions of Mexico exemplified in various different vases, decorations, jewels dating back to the ancient times. different vases, decorations, jewels dating back to the ancient times. This museum isThis museum is

• situated on the 6th floor, room 625, main building. situated on the 6th floor, room 625, main building. • The “Different Art” Museum exhibits modern paintings, drawings and sculptures. The “Different Art” Museum exhibits modern paintings, drawings and sculptures.

The entrance to the museum halls is on the right side from the main entrance to the The entrance to the museum halls is on the right side from the main entrance to the University.University.

• Open: Tue.-Sat.- 10.00 a.m. - 17.00 p.m. Open: Tue.-Sat.- 10.00 a.m. - 17.00 p.m. • For more information visit For more information visit http://museum.rsuh.ru/

http://museum.rsuh.ru/




• Department for International RelationsDepartment for International Relations• Department for Foreign Students (room 422, mail building)Department for Foreign Students (room 422, mail building)

Tel. +7 495 250-6516Tel. +7 495 250-6516Fax +7 495 251-1070Fax +7 495 [email protected]

• Department for Coordination of International Activity (room 433a, mail building) Department for Coordination of International Activity (room 433a, mail building) Tel. +7 495 250-6503Tel. +7 495 250-6503Fax +7 495 250-6576Fax +7 495 [email protected]

• Department for International Cooperation (room 428, mail building) Department for International Cooperation (room 428, mail building) Tel. +7 495 250-6531Tel. +7 495 250-6531Fax +7 495 973-4860Fax +7 495 [email protected]

• Visa Department (room 428a, mail building)Visa Department (room 428a, mail building)Tel. +7 495 250-6354Tel. +7 495 250-6354Fax +7 495 973-4860Fax +7 495 [email protected]

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• Center for Russian as a Foreign Language (room 407, building 7)Center for Russian as a Foreign Language (room 407, building 7)Tel. Tel. +7 495 250-6905+7 495 250-6905Fax +7 495 251-1070Fax +7 495 [email protected]


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