1. When do classes start in Russia?

There are two periods of entry to classes in Russia: in March and September. Registration is already open for these two periods.

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2. How long are the degrees long?

The races have a duration of:

• Bachelor's degrees - 4 Years

• Engineering - 5 Years

• Medicine - 6 Years

• Masters - 2 Years

• Medical Specialties - 2 - 3 Years

• PhDs - 3 Years

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3. What is the minimum score to enter Russian universities?

No minimum scores or entrance exam is required to obtain a place in high school.

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4. Is the entrance exam taken?

No minimum scores or entrance exam is required to obtain a place in high school. Once the pre-study is finished, you will take a language test at your chosen faculty confirming that you have an adequate level of Russian to continue with your Undergraduate or Postgraduate degree. The process is very simple; it only requires responsibility in your studies. Based on experience from previous years, 95% of students who attend classes continue with their studies after high school.

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5. How much is the ticket to Russia?

To the city of Moscow around $ 1200.00 USD. It may vary according to the season in which the purchase is made.

6. If I want a specific university, how do I do it?

RU is in charge of carrying out the entire process for entering the university, visa and residency, at the university of your choice.

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7. What do you mean by administrative expenses?

It is the amount to pay for services in the admission process: translation of documents for admission to the Pre-university, reservation of space in your university, reservation of space in your student residence, processing of student invitation letter, visa processing, advice for the purchase of your ticket, instructions for travel and life in Russia, reception in Russia and advice from the first day of registration until the first day of high school classes in Russia.

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8. Do you process scholarships?

Scholarships are processed directly by the student at certain universities, according to academic performance in the first three semesters.

9. What careers can I study in Russia?

Virtually almost all of the existing ones. In this link you can see the list of careers and specialties available in Russia: http://www.russian-university.com/carreras

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10. What is the Pre-University?

The Pre-university is where you will receive the Russian language from scratch and a certain degree of academic leveling so that you can continue with your studies of the chosen career in Russia.

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11. Is it difficult to learn the language?

The methodology of the universities allows students from all over the world with a diversity of languages ​​to easily learn the Russian language.

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12. Can I return to my country on vacation?

Yes, student visas allow you to enter and leave Russia whenever you want. You can return to your country every summer if you wish, or take advantage of your vacation to travel.

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13. What are the residences like?

They are mini-apartments with bedrooms for 2 or 4 people, shared with Russian and foreign students from all over the world located within the university campus. They vary depending on the university. Most of the residences have all the services and amenities such as sports complexes, gym, swimming pool, etc.

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14. Is Russia an expensive country?

The costs in college and daily living are very cheap compared to Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico and much of Latin America.

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15. How do I obtain my visa to study in Russia?

Russian University will take care of all the necessary procedures at your university and at the embassy so that you can obtain your student visa. To start the process you simply have to send the following documents:

• Copy of your passport or identity card

• Copy of your baccalaureate or professional degree, or certificate of being in the third year of high school.

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16. How long does the High School last?

If it starts in September, it lasts for two semesters; if it starts in March, it will be three semesters.

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17. How are academic costs paid?

In general, the Pre-University is paid at the time of arrival in Russia, however, some universities request that the payment be made before the trip. The Undergraduate, Master, Specialty or PhD is paid in the Russian Federation. In both cases, the transaction is carried out directly with the university.

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18. Why do prices vary by college and career?

Each Russian institution manages its own internal budgets, based on them they offer their study plan with a specific cost per semester. The city factor also influences, there are localities with a higher cost of living than in others.

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19. What is the approximate cost of living in Russia?

In cities such as Belgorod, Vladivostok, Kazan, Samara, Tver or similar, the expenses for: housing, food, transportation and basic services, do not exceed $ 300 USD per month. While, in locations such as Moscow or Saint Petersburg, the approximate amount is $ 500 USD per month.

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20. Can I register even if I don't have a high school degree?

Students who are in their last year of high school can reserve their pre-university place, even if they have not received their degree yet. They must request a certificate from the Directorate of their College stating that they are studying the last year of high school.

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21. What are the best universities to study?

All the universities recommended by Russian University are among the top 40 in the Russian Federation.

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22. Why is Belgorod State Research University recommended for Pre-University?

Being today the Belgorod State Research University one of the institutions with the largest number of foreign students in Russia, it has one of the best Pre-Universities in the entire Russian Federation. Its pre-university faculty has been established for more than 40 years, becoming an international reference for language teaching. This university is one of the most modern in all of Russia, providing amenities to students such as mega libraries, student canteens on all its campuses, Olympic swimming pool, sports complexes, gyms, laundry rooms in its student residences, etc.

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23. Is it possible to carry out equivalences or validation of subjects studied in other countries?

In Russia, studies will begin from the Pre-university period, it is not possible to validate subjects from a career that began in another country.

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24. With Russian university degrees, can I practice in any country?

All university degrees of the Russian Federation are valued worldwide.

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25. Is the weather complicated?

In Russia there are four climatic seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Usually each one lasts three months and they all have their charm. The only season where there is snow and you need to bundle up very well is in winter, however, during this season you can enjoy activities such as skiing and ice skating.

26. How is the treatment of Russians towards foreigners?

In general, Russians are quite serious people, this does not mean that they are unreceptive to people who come from another country. Russia is one of the most multicultural nations in the world; it is estimated that it has 180 ethnic groups. It is said that if you have a true Russian friend, you will have a friend for life.

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27. What are the requirements for the student visa?

Russian University will handle all your visa process so that you can withdraw your visa without any inconvenience.

The documents to present at the Russian Embassy are:

• Passport

• HIV test

• Medical certificate

• Form issued by the Embassy

• Student invitation letter

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28. Is it only possible to study in Russian?

Several races can also be done in English. To know the current availability you can contact our advisors.

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29. What are the requirements to complete a medical specialty?

• Fill out the registration form

• Copy of passport or identity card

• Proof of registration payment

• Copy of university degree

• Certified grades from all years in undergraduate

• Certification of 12,000 technical, practical or rural hours

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30. Who do the students travel with?

Usually groups of 10 to 30 students travel for each flight. In particular cases in smaller groups.

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31. Can you work while studying?

Since August 2020, Russian law allows foreigners with a student visa to work.

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32. Are there age limits to study?

For undergraduate the age is from 15 to 35 years old. For Postgraduates there is no limit.

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33. Can my relatives visit me in Russia?

Yes, for much of Latin America, the Russian Federation allows foreigners to stay as tourists for up to 90 days without a visa.

34. Is there a problem if Russian Specialties last 2 years and in my country 4?

For most of the Medical Specialties it is allowed to study 2 years and legalize the degree in Latin America. There are specific specialties or countries like Bolivia that require 4 years to be completed; In this case, Russian universities allow you to study for 4 years, in this way you will be able to comply with the minimum time required in the country where you plan to practice your profession.

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35. From where are the flights to go to Russia made?

Our organization is in charge of coordinating flights from all countries of the world. Usually the starting point is the capitals or major cities of each nation.

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