Moscow State Economics University

The Moscow School of Economics (MSE MSU) was initiated in 2004 by the head of MSU member of the Academy of Sciences V. A. Sadovnichy as a response to multiple requests from the Russian business elite to create an educational entity for high-profile economists. Being a faculty of the Lomonosov Moscow State University, The Moscow School of Economics represents a new russian economic education model. It’s based on integration of widely known russian and foreign professors and scientists into the teaching process as well as thorough math preparation and constant practical engagement of students and the use of modern education equipment.

 

The main task of MSE MSU is to prepeare high-profile specialists combining fundamental knowledge of the area with the ability to go around professionally while taking into consideration the peculiarities of the modern russian economics. They also should have practical experience of working in federal and regional economic objects.

 

The graduates of the MSE MSU get state diplomas and a degree of a bachelor or a master of economics.

 

The head of MSE MSU is member of the Academy o Sciences Alexander Nekipelov.

 

From the beginning of the history of MSE MSU there has been a Supporters Council. In different times it was headed by Oleg Deripaska, Leonid Reiman and beginning from the year 2010 by Nikolay Tokarev. The members of the Supporters Council are famous state, public and political figures as well as successful representatives of the commerce. The MSE MSU Supporters Council helps to implement the education process through financial as well as books donations, grants for bright students and supply of modern education equipment. The members of the Supporters Council also paricipate in important events of the School of Economics.

 

There are four chars in the MSE. They are: The Chair of General Economics Theory, The Chair of Econometrics and Mathematic Methods of Economics, The Chair of Economic and Financial Strategy and The Chair of Public Humanities.

 

Faculties of Moscow State Economics University:

Bachelor courses:

  • “Economics”

Master courses:

  • “The Economic Theory and the Issues of the Modern Russia”
  • “Financial Economics”

Student Accommodation

MSE MSU non-resident students are provided with a dormitory for the entire period of study.

Students living in Moscow region outside the 5th zone of Moscow rail road are also provided with a dormitory.

Students living in Moscow are not provided with a dormitory.

The rest of the categories of students are not provided with a dormitory.

All students in need of a dorm sign a contract with the MSU dormitories management, thus signing that they are to follow the MSU internal dormitory rules. In case of multiple rules violation the student may be deprived of the right to live in a dormitory.

At the end of each academic year, students have the right to express their wishes in writing about the living conditions in the next year (specify the names of neighbours, specify the desired room). All these wishes are taken into account in the next academic year.

After the end of each academic year, students are required to leave the dorm by July 1, handing over the keys to the rooms to the dormitory superviser. The only exception are 4th year students remaining in Moscow for practice or military training. At the end of their training they are also required to leave the rooms.

Moscow City

Moscow is the capital of Russia, the largest city in the country and Europe, and one of the largest cities in the world. Moscow refers to global cities having a great influence on the world because of its high economic level and population. It is the main transport hub of Russia, its political, economic, cultural, and scientific center.

 

Moscow features

Moscow is located in the center of the European part of Russia, between the rivers Oka and Volga. The climate is moderate continental: heavy frosts and extreme heat are rare. The average temperature in January – minus 7.2 degrees Celsius, in July – plus 20.4 degrees Celsius.

The city has the status of a separate federal subject of the Russian Federation. It is the smallest federal subject by land area.

The name of the city as well as the names of many other cities around the world, is bound with the name of the river it is standing on (the Moskva River). The river was called this way long before the settlement appeared. It is unknown who named it and what this name means. There are two main versions: Finnio-Ugric and Slavic.

According to the first one, the word “Moskva” is derived from the Finno-Ugric language group which means “river-bear”. The Slavic theory points to the stem “mosk” denoting “marshy” or “moisture, liquid, marshland, dampness”.

The city is surrounded by 6 airports, 9 railway stations, and 3 river ports. Moscow has developed a fabulous metro (subway) system. The first stations were built in 1935.

Moscow is the largest Russian financial center. About half of Russian banks are located in Moscow. Most of the largest companies are registered and have head offices in Moscow, although their manufactures might be located thousands of km from the city.

The city is the most important center of retail sales in Russia. Moscow represents about 30% of all commodities sold in Russia.

Moscow is also a large scientific center. There are a lot of scientific research institutes carrying out research in many branches, such as nuclear power, microelectronics, space exploration and other promising directions.

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