Russia Masters

Applications usually start in January and continue until July.

A language proficiency test is required for Russian programs; IELTS or TOEFL may be required for English programs.

For visa application, you are required to show an amount in your bank account that will cover your monthly living expenses (usually 500-800 USD).

Students are required to obtain a Russian graduate visa.

Yes, it is possible to work part-time or full-time with a work permit. However, universities recommend prioritizing academic success.

Programs are available at many elite universities, including Kazan Federal University, St Petersburg State University and Moscow State University.

Most programs last 2 years. In some specialized fields, this period may vary.

Scholarships typically range from $300-$500 and are intended to cover a portion of living expenses.

After graduation, you can continue your career in Russia or look for work internationally. Those considering an academic career can also apply for doctoral programs.

Yes, many universities in Russia offer master's programs in English.

Many universities in Russia offer postgraduate studies in English for international students. Some of them are:

• Moscow State University (MSU)

• St. Petersburg State University

• Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN)

• Kazan Federal University