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Information about the��Russian School of Economics

The Russian School of Economics is an academic unit that delivers instruction in Russian and provides Russian-speaking students with modern economic education, preparing them for both national and international labor markets.

To implement the decision of the ��ݮ��Ƶ Academic Council dated 29 February 2016, the Russian-Language Teaching Center was established on 14 July 2016. As of 22 May 2017, the Center was renamed the Russian School of Economics (RSE).

The School was created to integrate ��ݮ��Ƶ into the Russian-language educational space, benefit from its academic strengths, and attract Russian-speaking international students. Another key objective is to strengthen practice-oriented economic education in Russian. For this reason, RSE operates based on a practice-focused curriculum designed to train highly qualified economists.

In 2025, 390 students were admitted to the School across the following specialties: Finance, Accounting, Economics, Ecology, Social Work, International Trade and Logistics, Business Administration, Management, Marketing, and International Relations.

The highest admission score was 597.8 in the Finance specialty. The School currently has 1,500 students.

All Russian-language tracks of ��ݮ��Ƶ�s economics-related specialties are integrated within the Russian School of Economics, which offers high-level training in 10 specialties.

Specialties of the faculty:

– Finance
– Accounting
– Economy
– Ecology
– Social work
– International trade and logistics
– Business management
– Management
– Marketing

��The department attached to the faculty:

Applied economics

Academic staff – 60 people

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