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📎 Admission Procedure for MGIMO Preparatory Program
What to do right now?
➡️ Fill out the registration form on our website
➡️ Wait for a reply from us at preparatory_course@inno.mgimo.ru
➡️ Start your MGIMO courses this fall!
What happens next?
🚀 After a year of successful preparation, you will:
✓ Speak Russian fluently;
✓ Understand lectures and academic texts;
✓ Pass your exams and enroll in the bachelor's or master’s program of your choice at MGIMO!
❓Want to learn more❓
All the details are available on the preparatory programs’ website.
Dreaming of studying at MGIMO? Start your journey this fall.
We’ll support you every step of the way! ❤️
🌐 МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS) / MGIMO International (ENG)
Want to study at MGIMO, but your Russian isn't quite at the required level?
We have a solution!
⚡️Applications are open for the MGIMO Preparatory Program
👆What is it?
It's your chance to spend a year in the MGIMO atmosphere, immerse yourself in the language, and prepare for admission.
📅This fall, a new academic year at the Preparatory Program begins!
You arrive and spend a whole year:
💫Intensively learning Russian with top-tier teachers;
💫Getting to know your future classmates from all over the world;
💫Adjusting to student life and Moscow;
💫Preparing for the MGIMO entrance exams.
Sounds interesting? Email us via preparatory_course@inno.mgimo.ru
🌐 МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS) / MGIMO International (ENG)
What happens after registration in the online application system?
Breaking down key moments of the application process 🤫✒️
Qualifying events for international applicants to MGIMO are held online in several waves. This means you won't have just one, but several possible dates to show your potential and get admitted!
The distribution of applicants between waves follows the "first come — first served" principle. The earlier you register, the higher the chance of getting into the first wave.
How does the selection process work?
▶️Format – two oral interviews in Russian and a foreign language.
▶️We will provide you with a detailed consultation to ensure you feel confident.
🗓️ Choose your wave:
➖First wave: April 21–24
➖Second wave: May 18–21
➖Third wave: June 22–25
➖Fourth wave: July 20–23
➖Fifth wave: August 26–27
Note: There will be NO consultations for the fifth wave.
We believe in you and are eagerly waiting for you to join our team of future leaders!
👉Any questions? Feel free to ask them via int.admissions@id.mgimo.ru and we’ll provide you with all possible assistance.
See you at MGIMO! 👍
🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
MGIMO: Start of a Great Journey 🚀
Choosing a university and a career path is a significant decision, and hearing from those who have already walked that path is invaluable. We spoke with Igor Tkachenko, MGIMO graduate and Attaché at Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He shared his journey of choosing a profession, memories of student life, and insights into building a career in international relations.
🔎What brought you to international relations?
➖Growing up, I always had the example of my father, Vsevolod Tkachenko, who has worked at the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for over forty years. I was fortunate: from childhood, I had the opportunity to become acquainted with the diplomatic profession and life abroad. I spent about ten years in Africa and finished the school at the Russian Embassy in Ethiopia.
The decisive factor in my career choice was, and remains, the desire to continue the family tradition, as well as my love for African countries. Having visited this continent once, it's impossible not to fall in love with it.
🔎Which people or events at the university became a source of motivation for you?
➖My main sources of motivation were my microeconomics professor, Anna Makarenko, and my classmates – members of the MGIMO Economic Club.
The university offers ample opportunities for self-fulfillment, and it prompted me to launch my own project. In 2019, together with like-minded peers, we founded a student organization – the "Russia-Africa: What's Next?" Forum.
👔Over the years, thanks to our work and the unwavering support from the Russian MFA and MGIMO, including personally from the Rector Anatoly Torkunov, we have held four grand-scale forums that brought together about 4,500 participants from over 60 countries.
"The Forum has established itself as one of the key platforms for youth cooperation with African countries." – Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.🔎 When did you first feel that you had chosen the right profession? ➖When I got into my dream university – MGIMO – I realized that I was genuinely interested in studying: attending classes, listening to lectures, and preparing reports for seminars. But I truly fell in love with the profession during my internship at the Russian Embassy in Kenya. There, I gained invaluable work experience and became completely convinced that I was doing what I was meant to do. 🔎 What aspects of student life do you miss the most? ➖I miss language classes, as no other format allows you to maintain such a high level of language proficiency. Sometimes I also miss the meetings or team-building sessions we had with the team of the Forum's student secretariat. But I sincerely believe that the new generation of students will continue what we started. I am grateful to Valery Zhuchkov and Varvara Potapova, the current Chair of the Forum, for developing this initiative. 🔎 Why would you recommend MGIMO specifically to international students? ➖MGIMO offers some of the most competitive educational programs. Both the university itself and student associations provide significant support to international students in their adaptation process and with everyday matters. Our Forum is no exception, helping to involve our friends and colleagues from African countries in joint work. When you enroll at MGIMO, you find like-minded people and, quite possibly, compatriots. Equally important factors are MGIMO's modern campus, the new dormitory, well-developed sports infrastructure, and the university's convenient location. 🔎If you had to describe MGIMO in one word, what would it be? ➖I don't want to sound cliché, but for me, it's "MGIMO family." I met my wife Daria at this university. The foundation for starting a family is shared interests and goals, and that's exactly what MGIMO gives. We thank Igor for the inspiring conversation. May his experience serve as a guide for applicants on the threshold of this important choice! 🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
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On February 17, MGIMO University organized a festive gala concert dedicated to the Diplomatic Worker's Day 🇷🇺.
▶️Over ten cultural clubs from the MGIMO Cultural Centre performed on the University's main stage, including the Proxenos Choir, the MGIMO-Symphony Orchestra, a choreographic studio, and the "Energy" music band of the International Institute of Energy Policy and Diplomacy.
All performers are students of our University, who successfully balance their academic pursuits with creative endeavors🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺The concert audience comprised veterans and heads of departments from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, MGIMO, the Foreign Intelligence Service, as well as the University's faculty, students, and schoolchildren.
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Throughout the evening, warm video greetings from
MGIMO graduates—Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
who currently represent Russia's interests across the globe—were played on screen.MGIMO international students, Arephek Kolahdouz (Iran🇮🇷) and Adam Drdoš (Slovakia🇸🇰), shared their impressions of the III Forum of Young Diplomats "Mercury-2025," held in Mariupol last autumn.
Arephek says her visit to Mariupul helped her understand and witness the truth that Russia selflessly defends the well-being of people. Adam expressed his delight with the engaging discussions and new acquaintances made at the forum. Both students conveyed their happiness and pride in studying at MGIMO.🇷🇺A particularly notable segment among the concert's artistic program featured musical compositions set to poems by Russian diplomats: ✔The MGIMO Anthem, with lyrics authored by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and University alumnus Sergey Lavrov; ✔The song "Return the Memory," written by the Official Representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova. Diplomacy and creative art are distinct languages, yet they articulate the same fundamental human need: to understand the world and to cultivate a space for dialogue, harmony, and mutual comprehension between people and nations.❤️ 🌐 МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS) / MGIMO International (ENG)
#internationaladmissions
⚡️Document submission at MGIMO is now open!
Take the first step towards admission to one of Russia's and world’s top universities – prepare the required documents. To ensure everything goes smoothly, we recommend starting to gather your documents now ⏰
📎 We've put together a detailed checklist for you:
🕊Identity Document
✔Prepare a notarized translation of the first page of your passport.
🕊Education Document (with supplement listing all subjects and grades)
✔You will need the original document, as well as its notarized translation.
❗️Important! Check whether your school certificate or diploma requires consular legalization or an apostille. This depends on the country where you received your education.
If you have not received the education document yet, you can submit a certificate proving that you’re now studying in your final grade. The education document can be submitted later.
🕊Medical Documents (copies are sufficient):
✔Certificate confirming no contraindications for studying;
✔Certificate confirming HIV-negative status;
✔Certificate confirming absence of all forms of hepatitis and tuberculosis.
🕊Photo
✔Color or black and white;
✔The main requirement is that your face should be centered, with a light background.
👉 Don't put it off!
The earlier you prepare your documents, the better your chances of making it to the first exam wave (which is already in April) and securing a spot in your chosen program.
👆 Still have questions?
All current information about admission, schools, and deadlines is available on the official website for international applicants.
We believe in you and look forward to welcoming you to MGIMO! Your path to becoming part of the future leaders' team starts here ❤️
🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
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The First Conference of the International Association of Young Diplomats 🖥️
⚡️️️️️️On February 12, a landmark event took place at MGIMO: the First Conference of the International Association of Young Diplomats. The event was organized by the MGIMO International Unit and the Council of Young Diplomats of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The conference brought together young diplomats from around the world, as well as their senior colleagues — high-ranking diplomats from approximately 60 countries, including the Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Lebanon, Sierra Leone, and Pakistan.The forum opened with a welcoming video address from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Sergei Lavrov. ➖The Russian Foreign Minister echoed the words of President Vladimir Putin, stating that "Peace does not come by itself; it is built, and it is built every day," emphasizing that a special role in this construction belongs to young diplomats. Many of them are graduates of MGIMO — a university that today is one of the largest scientific and educational centers in Russia and the world. A welcome address to the conference participants was delivered by Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Rector of MGIMO, Anatoly Torkunov. ➖Anatoly Torkunov expressed confidence that the growing movement of young diplomats will receive support both in Russian society and among foreign colleagues. ➖The Rector paid special attention to international students: today, about 1,500 foreign citizens are studying at MGIMO, and this number continues to grow.
"Studying at our University serves as a platform for forming strong interpersonal, and in the future, intergovernmental contacts,"
noted A. Torkunov.
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The conference participants were also addressed by
Ekaterina Akopyan,
Chair of the Council of Young Diplomats of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and
Konstantin Kolpakov
, Head of the Department for International Sports, Youth Cooperation and Tourism at the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.👉The main program included two sessions: ➖Orientation Session of the the International Association of Young Diplomats Secretariat (moderated by Konstantin Kolpakov, Head of the Department for International Sports, Youth Cooperation and Tourism, Russian MFA). ➖Presentation of MGIMO's International Educational Potential (moderated by Stanislav Surovtsev, Vice-Rector for Youth Policy, Social Work, and International Relations).
A prize-winner of the
MGIMO International School Olympiad
, now a first-year student at the MGIMO School of International Relations,
Anoushka Joyti Kalita
, also shared her experience during the session:
"The Olympiad is a springboard for those who want to dedicate themselves to international relations." MGIMO is proud to train diplomats, economists, and politicians who will build bridges between countries!Learn more about MGIMO on our website. 🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
⚡️ You’re just one click away from MGIMO!
We know that applying for the first time can feel a bit overwhelming. You might be worried about making a mistake, missing something, or getting lost. Don’t worry — we’ve got you! Today we’ll tell you about the first step of the admission process — registration in the online application system.
⬇ Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to registering on our website and taking your first step towards studying at MGIMO. Save this so you don’t lose it!
👉 Step 1. Click the link
https://int-adm.mgimo.ru/auth/register
👉 Step 2. Fill in your details
First and last name in two languages: 🇷🇺In Russian (Cyrillic) 🇬🇧In English (Latin) This helps us address you correctly and keep your documents accurate.👉Step 3. Submit the form
One click — and your application is on its way to our technical team
🚀👉Step 4. Check your inbox
You’ll receive a confirmation email with a link inside. Click it to verify that you are who you are — and that your email address works.👉Step 5. Log in to your personal account
You’ll be automatically redirected to the login page. Enter your email and password — and that’s it!👍 You’re officially in our system. We’ll be here to guide you every step of the way. And if anything goes wrong — reach us by email: int.admissions@id.mgimo.ru. We’re always here to help 🤍 🌐 МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS) / MGIMO International (ENG)
Meanwhile, the MGIMO International Applicants Club continues its work, helping future students prepare for a vibrant campus life. Here's what awaits participants in February:
👉 February 12, 7:00 PM (MSK) – "MIND SPRINT" Quiz.
⚪Participants will test not only their erudition but also their speed of thinking by answering the most questions faster than anyone else.
P.S. But we are confident that future MGIMO students are more than up to the task!
👉 February 16, 7:00 PM (MSK) – Russian Language Master Class.
⚪During the master class, a professor from the Russian Language Department will help you take your first steps in discovering the richness and beauty of the Russian language, which will become your guide to studying in Russia.
👉 February 24, 6:00 PM (MSK) – Lecture "The Economic Puzzle: Why Do Countries Benefit From Economic And Trade Cooperation?"
⚪Speaker: Anastasia Makarenko, Deputy Academic Supervisor of the MGIMO Oeconomicus Club.
⚪Participants will not only gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of the global economy but will also have a chance to practice their English.
As you can see, despite the frost outside, February in our Club promises to be truly hot!
👆 We remind all future MGIMO students that you can join our international applicants community and take part in these and future events!
#InternationalApplicantsClub
Learn more about MGIMO on our website.
🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
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Today, February 10, Russia celebrates Diplomatic Worker’s Day! This holiday is a great occasion to remember that the contours of the world are shaped not only by borders, but also by a culture of dialogue based on mutual respect and understanding.
🎓Every MGIMO student knows from the very first year that being a diplomat is not just about wearing a tie and enjoying diplomatic immunity. Being a diplomat means:
💫Thinking on a large and long-term scale,
💫Mastering the art of speech in multiple languages,
💫Developing strategic empathy and understanding the perspectives of all participants on the international stage.
✒️These and other qualities of a diplomat have been highlighted by outstanding figures of the present and the past when addressing future generations. On this occasion, we are sharing famous quotes by:
— Vladimir Putin, President of the Russian Federation,
— Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China,
— Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1940–1945, 1951–1955),
— Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation,
— Henry Kissinger, U.S. Secretary of State (1973–1977).
🇷🇺 We congratulate all diplomatic personnel on their professional Day. To our future colleagues, we wish you the courage to set the most ambitious goals and the perseverance to achieve them. And, of course, we will be glad to see you among us!
Dare to dream, friends! May this day become an additional source of inspiration for you – the world is waiting for your decisions 👍
Happy Diplomatic Worker’s Day!
Learn more about MGIMO on our website.
🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
#InternationalAdmissions
⚡️Today is "D-Day" for aspiring global leaders!
❗️Document submission period for foreign citizens applying to MGIMO bachelor's degree programs has officially started
The start date for document submission period was not chosen by chance. February 10th is Diplomatic Workers' Day in Russia — a professional holiday for people whose service often remains "behind the scenes". This date is associated with the first recorded mention (on February 10, 1549) of the “Posolsky Prikaz” (Ambassadorial Department), which became the prototype of the modern Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia. This day serves to honour diplomats while also reaffirming the profession's core principles that MGIMO embeds in its educational mission: fostering mutual respect among nations, pursuing a balance of interests, and upholding dialogue and international law.The registration platform for international applicants to MGIMO is now open. Starting today, you can apply for both Russian-taught and English-taught bachelor's programs online in just a few steps: ✔️Register and fill out the applicant form via the link: https://int-adm.mgimo.ru/auth/register ✔️Upload the required documents in electronic format to your personal account ✔️ Wait for the admissions committee to review your documents and for an invitation to the entrance exams, which will also be held online. ❗️If some documents are not yet available (for example, a high school diploma), you can upload the ones you have now and submit the rest later.
We recommend registering and starting your application
now
to have enough time to sort out any potential issues or complications that may arise.
And be among the first to take the entrance exams and get enrolled: the first wave of interviews will take place as early as April!You can always find more details about admission to MGIMO, its schools, and programs on the website for international applicants. We look forward to welcoming you to the forge of global leaders! 🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
Upon returning from the working trip to ASEAN countries, we want to share a project that is already building bridges between Russia and this dynamic region – the unique Master's program "Political Economy of the ASEAN-Russia Strategic Partnership" offered by the MGIMO ASEAN Centre.
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What makes this program unique?
👉There are no analogous educational programs in any other university in Russia or ASEAN countries.
👉Experts on Russian foreign policy, as well as specialists on Southeast Asian affairs, are in high demand both in Russia and in ASEAN member states.
Program opportunities:
👉The program is conducted entirely in English. Students for whom Russian is not a native language are additionally offered the opportunity to study Russian.
👉State-funded seats are available for both Russian bachelor's graduates and applicants from all ten ASEAN countries.
👉The program is taught by leading Russian and international scholars and professors.
👉Internship opportunities are provided at leading Russian companies, international organizations, and NGOs.
👉The program organizes lectures by honorary speakers, conferences, round tables, and masterclasses, ASEAN Week and ASEAN Country Days at MGIMO, research internships, and much more.
The program equips students with the necessary skills for employment in:
✔Government bodies,
✔International organizations,
✔Business analytics and consulting.
▪️The program is based on an interdisciplinary approach, combining areas such as regional and global processes, macroeconomics, contemporary international economics, ASEAN-Russia relations, as well as various aspects of international relations, regional integration, business cultures, and the digital economy with a special focus on Russia and ASEAN.
🎓 On July 4, 2025, the program celebrated its first graduation!
⚪The ceremony was attended by A.Rudenko, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Cheong Loon Lai, Ambassador of Malaysia to Russia.
⚪Other honored guests at the ceremony included Jose Antonio Morato Tavares, Ambassador of Indonesia, Igor Bailen, Ambassador of the Philippines, Siphone Oybounbuddy, Ambassador of Laos, Thit Linn Oung, Ambassador of Myanmar, and representatives from the Embassies of Brunei, Cambodia, and Thailand.
"For us, as the first graduates of this program, it is a great honor to be part of the MGIMO family and to have the opportunity to contribute to the development of Russia-ASEAN cooperation," – Faniya Roseliza, alumna of 2025.➡️This program is for those who want to be directly involved in advancing cooperation between ASEAN and Russia, as well as in developing and implementing joint business or socio-cultural projects. Want to become an architect of Russia-ASEAN cooperation? Find out more about the program here. Learn more about MGIMO on our website. 🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
MGIMO Graduates – “Living Bridges” of Russia-Vietnam Relations 🇷🇺🇻🇳
On January 26, on the sidelines of the "MGIMO Day in Hanoi", a correspondent for the Vietnamese newspaper Nhan Dan spoke with distinguished MGIMO graduate Nguyen Manh Tien, Deputy Chairman of the Committee for National Defense, Security, and International Relations of the National Assembly of Vietnam. We are sharing the key points from the interview!
👔"My years of study at MGIMO became a true guiding star for me. MGIMO provided not just knowledge, but a systematic understanding of the world – the ability to analyze global processes in their interconnection. It was there that I learned to think strategically, to see the long-term consequences of decisions, and to build relationships based on mutual respect," noted Nguyen Manh Tien.
Nguyen Manh Tien attached particular importance to the experience of living in Moscow:
"Life in Moscow in those years was not just about lectures, but also about communication with Russian people, their families, participation in cultural life, understanding what 'an open soul' means, and at the same time a deep restraint in important matters. This is an invaluable experience of empathy and cultural sensitivity."👔"The Russian diplomatic school is truly unique precisely because it trains not just negotiators, but people capable of deeply understanding their partner. That is why the friendship between our peoples has withstood so many trials and remains a model of strategic partnership today."
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"MGIMO is a forge of personnel who continue the tradition of mutual understanding,"
summarized Nguyen Manh Tien.It is a great honor for us that "MGIMO Days" have become not just a presentation, but a genuine platform for open dialogue. We thank Mr. Nguyen Manh Tien for visiting "MGIMO Day in Hanoi" and for sharing such warm memories of his alma mater! 👆 The full version of the interview is available via the link. Learn more about MGIMO on our website. 🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
Concluding the MGIMO delegation's visit to Jakarta, we are sharing an interview with another Indonesian student. For #MGIMOinside, Fazeh Hamid, a first-year master's student in the "Political Economy of the ASEAN-Russia Strategic Partnership" program, reflects on the specifics and potential for developing Russian-Indonesian relations.
🔎 What was the decisive factor in choosing to study in Russia rather than in other countries?
➖”Russia has a strong reputation in higher education. I deeply admire its community-centered educational philosophy, where learning is seen as part of nation-building. MGIMO, in particular, is known for producing high-level graduates with strong discipline. I wanted an environment that challenges me intellectually while shaping both competence and character, and that is exactly what MGIMO offers.”
🔎 How has your perception of Indonesia changed after studying in Russia?
➖”Studying at MGIMO has deepened my appreciation for Indonesia’s value-based diplomatic tradition and its potential to engage confidently with powers like Russia in a multipolar world. The experience received here has revealed how our countries complement each other in building trust and promoting a fair and predictable international environment.”
🔎 How would you assess the current state of Russia-Indonesia relations and their future prospects?
➖"Russia–Indonesia relations are stable and respectful. The foundation is strong, but the cooperation still has large untapped potential. Energy, education, technology, and maritime interconnectivity are key areas for expansion. The future depends on how actively both sides institutionalize their partnership."
🔎 What role can MGIMO graduates play in developing relations between our countries?
➖"MGIMO graduates become cultural and intellectual translators between Russia and Indonesia, not just diplomats. Their strength lies in shaping frameworks, not just agreements, so cooperation becomes sustainable. My personal goal is to contribute to the institutionalization of broader strategic cooperation between both sides, promoting long-term and mutually beneficial partnership."
➡️Conversation with Fazeh once again illustrates the immense value that international students bring to our alma mater. Their unique perspectives, ambitions, and drive to serve as "bridges" between cultures are key resources for advancing international cooperation. We are proud that MGIMO serves as a platform where the leaders of tomorrow are already being shaped.
Learn more about MGIMO on our website.
🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
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The MGIMO team has completed a working tour to Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia! 🇻🇳🇱🇦🇮🇩
The trip was filled with meetings, events, emotions, and new plans. We fondly recall everything that happened over these ten days and are sharing the brightest moments of the visit.
🌐 The main events were, of course, the "MGIMO Days" – special events for prospective students held at the Russian Centers of Science and Culture in Hanoi, Vientiane, and Jakarta.
➖These meetings aimed to introduce high school students and undergraduates to the history, values, educational programs, and extracurricular life of the forge of global leaders, provide answers to all pressing questions firsthand, and immerse the participants in MGIMO's academic atmosphere.
➖Over 400 students took part in the events in total. The attendees listened with great interest to lectures by MGIMO professors, asked questions to the speakers, and showed genuine curiosity about the opportunities for studying at MGIMO and in Russia as a whole.
➡Distinguished guests of the "MGIMO Days" included Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation, heads of the Russian Centers of Science and Culture, and high-ranking university alumni.
⚡️Furthermore, MGIMO made a strong impression at the World Education Expos in Vientiane and Jakarta. During these exhibitions, the International Marketing Group conducted university presentations, engaged with interested students, handed out commemorative gifts, and answered various questions about studying and life at MGIMO.
✒️Finally, this trip was rich in fruitful working contacts: the MGIMO delegation discussed new projects with representatives of Embassies, Russian Centers of Science and Culture, companies, and news agencies, while also agreeing to expand cooperation with leading universities and relevant ministries of the three countries.
📷 We are pleased to note that all these events received wide coverage in Russian and foreign media, which highlighted MGIMO's popularity among international applicants and Russia's role in the region.
However, it's hardly possible to fit all the outcomes of this event-packed and emotionally rich trip into a single post. We have gathered many impressions and will definitely continue sharing them with you!
👆 Discover more highlights from the visit here.
Learn more about MGIMO on our website.
🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) / МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)
