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Ilya Temokhin 16:58 07/05/2013

I entered MGIMO at the Faculty of International Relations. Entered the budget in 2012 with a total exam score of 354 points. To be honest, it was hard to enter, the competition was 4 people per place. It was very difficult to pass the English language, many after it were cut off. But I was lucky, I successfully passed everything, many do not believe, but there were no bribes. And in general, for the first year of study, I did not pay for more than one subject. Very good preparation in foreign languages, and there is also the possibility of passing ...

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Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education "Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation"

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License

No. 01593 is valid Indefinitely from 12.08.2015

Accreditation

No. 01522 is valid from 11/18/2015 to 05/06/2021

Monitoring results of the Ministry of Education and Science for MGIMO

Indicator	18 year	17 year	16 year	15 year	14 year
Performance indicator (out of 7 points)	6	6	6	5	5
Average USE score in all specialties and forms of education	87.1	87.55	86.58	83.82	88.56
Average USE score credited to the budget	95.8	95.2	95.62	94.14	96.68
Average USE score enrolled on a commercial basis	82.16	82.96	81.68	78.89	84.96
The average for all specialties is the minimum USE score enrolled in the full-time department	71.27	62.64	68.58	65.23	71.11
Number of students	8303	8096	7635	7216	7092
full-time department	7929	7731	7246	6871	6670
Part-time department	374	365	389	345	422
Extramural	0	0	0	0	0
All data	Report	Report	Report	Report	Report

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About MGIMO

The Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation is a unique educational and scientific center known not only in Russia but also abroad. University graduates have high intelligence and outlook and receive the best education that meets international standards.

Education at MGIMO

At the university, students can graduate from seven faculties: International Relations, International Law, International Economic Relations, Political Science, International Journalism, International Business and Business Administration, and Applied Economics and Commerce. The university also includes five institutes:

• International Institute of Management, where civil servants working in the regional administration are trained or retrained in their specialty;
• Institute of European Law, where working lawyers improve their own qualifications in the field of European law in order to become more competitive and successful in jurisprudence;
• the International Institute of Energy Policy and Diplomacy, which trains highly qualified specialists in the field of geopolitics or energy diplomacy, who will be able to successfully resolve pressing pressing issues in this area;
• the Institute of International Relations and Management, created only last year, where the training of specialists in this field is conducted exclusively in English;
• The European Training Institute at MGIMO (U) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, which accepts graduates from universities in the Russian Federation, the CIS and other foreign countries who will be able to improve their skills, and hence their competitiveness in the labor market in the specialties of law, economics or EU politics.

MGIMO operates the School of Business and International Competencies, where students can take advanced training courses or completely retrain from another specialty in order to have more employment opportunities.

At the university, you can attend courses at the faculty of pre-university training. Here, the guys have the opportunity to improve their language skills, both in Western languages ​​and in rare Eastern ones.

At the moment, MGIMO has a multi-level education system. Here, students can first get a bachelor's degree after studying for 4 years, and then after 2 years - a master's degree. The student's education is carried out according to the curriculum, which includes teaching two foreign languages, studying mathematical and natural sciences, humanitarian and socio-economic disciplines, as well as disciplines in the specialty chosen by the student. At the end of the education period, all students receive an international diploma.

Material and technical base of the university

The university has everything necessary for students to receive the highest quality education at the highest level. To do this, MGIMO has a high-quality logistics support. On the territory of the university are located:

• a scientific library containing many textbooks, manuals and books, both in Russian and in foreign languages;
• computer classes, where students study the latest information systems and computer programs necessary for successful work in their specialty;
• halls where students can independently work on the Internet to engage in self-education or prepare for classes;
• multimedia laboratories equipped with the latest technology, which allow students to better absorb the educational material;
• language laboratories, where students are engaged in practical classes in foreign languages;
• laboratories of the departments, where children conduct various scientific research and laboratory work;
• a military department that allows male students to undergo military training, receive a deferment from the army, and also master the training program for reserve officers;
• a polyclinic where students and teachers of the university undergo a medical examination and where they can go in case of illness;
• comfortable dormitories for out-of-town and foreign students.

Public life at MGIMO

The life of a student at the university is not only lectures, seminars and practice. The university administration is striving to make MGIMO a real home for its students.

For these purposes, MGIMO has its own Cultural Center, where children can develop spiritually and multiply their creative talents. Various evenings, concerts, holidays, film screenings for students are constantly held here. KVN, Miss MGIMO, MGIMO Music awards and many other competitions are organized, where children reveal their vocal, dancing and acting abilities.

The university has its own conference hall, equipped with modern technology, where various conferences and meetings with high-ranking guests are held. Career Days are also held here, where students can get to know their potential employers.

MGIMO does not forget about the health improvement of students. For these purposes, there is a sports center in which there is a pool with ozonated water and large sports grounds for competitions between sports teams. There are also many sections and circles for various sports.

Rector's welcome speech

Rector of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor Anatoly Vasilyevich Torkunov:

I am glad to welcome all Internet users who are interested in our university on the MGIMO website.

I must say that when creating a page on the Internet, the University pursued, first of all, the goal of telling the widest possible circle of people about our university, conveying accurate and reliable information about how and what they teach at MGIMO, what is happening within our walls, than we are proud and what worries us.

It has been 70 years since the first students entered the Institute of International Relations. Over the years, the world has changed, our country has changed.

MGIMO has also changed. Created as a forge of diplomatic personnel, our university entered the new millennium as a unique humanitarian international university, an authoritative scientific and educational center. Today, MGIMO implements undergraduate and graduate educational programs in 16 areas of study, trains graduate students in 28 scientific specialties, provides intensive language training in 54 foreign languages ​​(20 language departments), and implements postgraduate special education programs. The structure of the University includes nine faculties, three institutes and the School of Business and International Competencies.

MGIMO provides ample opportunities for higher education, various forms of advanced training in various fields of international relations, political science, economics, law, management, journalism and other areas, conducts serious research work, has extensive international relations, and actively participates in public and political life our country.

But the main feature of the University is not only that our graduate receives an excellent education that meets international educational and scientific standards and is based on the best traditions of the national higher education and diplomatic service. Possessing a broad outlook and deep professional knowledge, having absorbed the special atmosphere of our university, he emerges into life as a person with strong patriotic convictions, capable of state thinking, of understanding the national interests of Russia, and ready to participate in their defense.

Such an approach is necessary both in the public service, which is still a significant part of MGIMO graduates, and in business, where success is simply unthinkable without a serious and in-depth political and economic analysis. Therefore, our graduates have been and remain desirable candidates for any responsible positions. They work with dignity in the diplomatic sphere, in government structures, parliament, local authorities, banks, the media, state and commercial foreign trade organizations, etc.

We pay special attention to the training of personnel for the regions of the Russian Federation. Today, MGIMO trains several hundred specialists from the republics, territories and regions of Russia under targeted contracts. These are economists, managers, lawyers, political scientists, specialists in the field of mass communications, whose knowledge and high qualifications obtained at the University will be aimed at the effective and comprehensive development of the subjects of the Federation.

Over the past years, more than 40,000 people have received international diplomas. Today they bring their children and even grandchildren here to study. After all, MGIMO is a special family. And no matter where our graduate goes to, he will always be able to find his colleagues at the University who are ready to help him. Moreover, there are more than 5.5 thousand foreign citizens from more than 60 countries among MGIMO graduates.

Since its foundation, our university has become one of the most famous and prestigious universities in the country. Until today, he remains one of the recognized leaders in domestic higher education. We are preparing not just highly qualified personnel, the intellectual, political and business elite of the country. We are preparing the future of Russia.

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A graduate of this university: I would like to share my impressions from 4 years
studies at the Faculty of International Journalism of MGIMO. Let's point by point:

1. Languages
It has been repeatedly written here that MGIMO focuses on languages. It's like that. And it's also an absolute lottery - you can't choose the language. To a greater extent, it concerns the faculty of the Moscow Region, where this is the strictest. But it's the same with MJ. European languages ​​are more often given here, but once every five years there is also Serbo-Croatian and Chinese. Think ten times if you want to spend all your free time and nerves on endless translations (usually of a political theme). A huge plus, however, is that if you still love your language and work hard on it, many opportunities will open up for you. From overseas internships to part-time jobs. Almost all of my part-time jobs at the university were somehow related to the language.

2. Specialty training
Well, it's pointless to comment on anything here. You will not be trained as a journalist here. However, I am not at all sure that there are universities in Russia that are able to cope with this task. Programs become obsolete too quickly. Now people practically do not read newspapers - only Internet portals, agree? And at MJ MGIMO there are just a bunch of subjects dedicated to newspaper journalism, and this is the main love of the head of the specialized department. For several semesters he will broadcast to you about Soviet newspapers and demand that you know their circulation. But why?....... Why write newspaper reports in pairs? Learn to make up a newspaper?
To be fair, there really were a couple of useful and interesting items. Pair. Not more.
Secondly, journalism is a practice. You won't get it at the faculty. There is a master class for a journalist, which is often taught by people who either have never worked in journalism at all, or have long since retired from the profession.
All the professional journalists I came to for internships said that for a career in journalism, you have to go and work. And here we are faced with the next point.

3. Work
At MGIMO, it is almost impossible to combine studies with a full-time job. First, very large training loads. Secondly, attendance is monitored quite strictly, which affects grades. There are exceptions, but they are rare.

4. Contingent
The problem of journalism as a phenomenon rather than MGIMO is a very uneven gender composition. There are few boys, and they are trying in every possible way to encourage them to somehow dilute the woman's kingdom. When there are only girls in the team, showdowns often take place from scratch. Plus, there are a lot of ambitious Olympiads who are ready to kill you in order to be the first to answer at the seminar. But here everything depends very much on the group.
But at MGIMO, contrary to stereotypes, there is practically no problem of social stratification - both Olympiads from the Ryazan region and golden youth from the Rublevsky highway peacefully coexist in one group. Teachers look at the knowledge of the subject, and at the seminars everyone is equal. But still there is a problem with those who are richer and dumber - and these are not bribes. I have never heard of bribes in tests or exams. However, it is almost always possible to write off. Some classmates came to each exam with some ultra-modern inconspicuous headphones, in which tickets were dictated to them. Even the golden youth very often buys analytical reports and course papers. And at that moment, when you bring your honestly written term paper, and the chicken on stilettos proudly puts “her” beautifully bound work next to it, and you know that she didn’t even lift a manicured finger to do at least something, you start thinking about worker-peasant uprising

5. Job prospects
They exist, and it is not for nothing that MGIMO is the leader in the lists of graduate employment. Those who want to join the Foreign Ministry can try their luck at the Foreign Ministry (boys are especially welcome). Very often there is work related to your foreign language. Several classmates work directly in their specialty - namely with international political news. Someone goes to the magistracy (by the way, do not enter the magistracy of the ML for anything, there are fewer language pairs than in the bachelor's program, and there are more meaningless subjects).

Conclusion:
In general, looking at the state of Russian education and Russian journalism in general, MGIMO MJ is probably not such a bad place to get a bachelor's degree. It sounds prestigious, you know the language, you understand politics and international relations superficially (and a journalist doesn’t need more). You can go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, TASS, or RT.
But if you are looking for a fun hangout and great memories of your student years, if you want to enter journalism for the love of literature and creativity, if you don’t want to translate texts about party systems, but want to write/shoot about people, fashion, science, then don’t ruin your youth :) Especially for payers. Studying at MJ MGIMO this year costs half a million. For such money, it is quite possible to get a good education in the field of some kind of digital journalism in the West.

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Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) is one of the leading Russian universities that trains specialists in 18 areas: international relations, foreign regional studies, economics, law, journalism, political science, advertising and public relations, sociology, management, trade, ecology and nature management, state and municipal administration, finance and credit, linguistics, teacher education, psychology, personnel management, business informatics.

Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (MGIMO (U) MFA of Russia)
international name	MGIMO University
Year of foundation
Type	State
Target capital	₽ 1.5 billion (2017)
Rector	Anatoly Vasilievich Torkunov
Underground	01 Vernadsky Avenue, 01 Southwestern
Legal address	Russia Russia, 119454, Moscow, Vernadsky Avenue, 76
Website	www.mgimo.ru
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In terms of legal training, the university is one of the so-called "big three" Russian universities. The structure of the university includes two campuses, ten faculties and three institutes. In 2017, about seven thousand students from Russia, the CIS countries and far abroad studied at MGIMO. In 2010, it was officially listed in the Guinness Book of Records as a university with the largest number of state foreign languages ​​(53 foreign languages) taught. The university is a member of the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs.

Full name - Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education "Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation".

Short name - MGIMO MFA of Russia, MGIMO, MGIMO University.

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October 14, 1944 is considered to be the date of MGIMO foundation, when the international faculty of Moscow State University, created a year earlier, was transformed into a separate institute. The first enrollment at MGIMO was 200 students. Among them were five Heroes of the Soviet Union, awarded this title for their exploits in the Great Patriotic War. Since 1946, students from foreign countries began to be sent to study at MGIMO.

In 1948, two faculties were formed - historical and international and international law. A year later, the Faculty of Economics was created (since 1950 - International Economics). In the same year, a journalism faculty and a faculty of simultaneous interpreters were opened at the Faculty of History and International Affairs. In 1954, MGIMO was included, the progenitor of which, in turn, was (founded in 1815). As a result, the range of countries studied was significantly expanded, the study of two foreign languages ​​was introduced in all specialties of MGIMO. The former three faculties also underwent reorganization, the result of their merger was the creation of two basic faculties - Western and Eastern.

In 2013, the Institute of International Relations and Management (School of Government and International Affairs) was established, on the basis of which the first bachelor's degree program in Russia is being implemented with instruction entirely in English.

In May 2017, the Faculty of Administration and Politics was created as a result of the merger of the Faculties of Public Administration and Political Science.

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MGIMO publications

• Bulletin of MGIMO-University
• Moscow Journal of International Law
• Journal "Philological Sciences at MGIMO"
• Journal of Comparative Politics
• Journal “Law and Management. XXI Century"
• Magazine "Concept"
• Newspaper "International"
• Journal “Iberoamerican Notebooks. Cuadernos Iberoamericanos»
• Journal "International Communications"
• Journal "World and National Economy"
• Analytical reports by IMI
• Analytical notes of IMI
• A fresh look

Partner publications

• Journal "International Processes"
• POLIS magazine
• Journal of International Criminal Law and International Justice
• Criminologist's Library. Science Magazine"

Since 2005, MGIMO has been publishing the MGIMO Journal, a corporate journal published by a community of alumni and students. The magazine publishes interviews with famous alumni, partners of MGIMO, news about the life of MGIMO students in Russia and abroad, reports from major international events.

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Institute leaders Criticism In March 2014 from the media [ what?] became aware of the dismissal of Andrey Zubov, professor of the Department of Philosophy, for criticizing the position of the Russian authorities regarding Ukraine and Crimea. . In particular, the professor expressed his opinion in an article published in the Vedomosti newspaper, where he compares the policy of President V.V. Putin with the policy of A. Hitler (the annexation of the Sudetenland of the Czech Republic and the Anschluss of Austria). Zubov notes in the article that the actions of fascist Germany in that period, just as in the case of the Crimea, were motivated by considerations of protecting "compatriots". Many well-known teachers spoke in defense of Professor Zubov, who signed the corresponding open letter published on the website of the Interregional Trade Union of Higher Education Workers “University Solidarity”. Later, Professor Zubov was reinstated, as he was a member of the election commission, and the order to dismiss him violated the law "On Basic Guarantees of Electoral Rights", but at the end of the academic year, the contract with him was not renewed. According to the Dissernet network expert community, as of April 2014, 19 dissertations containing significant plagiarism were defended in the Dissertation Council 209.002.01 at the Department of Legal Support for Management Activities of the International Institute of Management at MGIMO. In six cases, the supervisor of dissertations was Professor Robert Yengibaryan, who simultaneously headed the dissertation council, as of 2014 is the director of the International Institute of Management of MGIMO and the chairman of the dissertation council at MGIMO-University for the defense of doctoral dissertations. According to him, discouncil 209.002.01 has already ceased to exist due to the death of three members of the council and a change in the work of some other members. Yengibaryan also spoke negatively towards experts looking for plagiarism and commented on the claims on the thesis of the director of the legal department of the Ministry of Finance Svetlana Yachevskaya as follows: “Jurisprudence is different in that you have to take something from somewhere, for example, a presidential message, and then start parsing this message...<…>Why is it "written off"? This is a free summary of what the President has said on this subject.”

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MGIMO

MGIMO (Moscow State Institute of International Relations) is one of the leading Russian universities that trains specialists in 12 educational programs, including: international economic relations, international relations, regional studies, international law, political science, public administration, journalism, public relations, economics and trade. In terms of legal training, the university is included in the so-called "big three" of Russian universities. The university consists of eight faculties and six institutes. Also, the university has a military department that trains officers - military linguists. As of 2009, about 6,000 students from Russia, CIS countries and far abroad studied at MGIMO. Officially listed in the Guinness Book of Records as a university with the largest number of state foreign languages ​​(54 foreign languages, including Russian as a foreign language).

Full name - Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.