Tomsk State University

Tomsk State University (formerly Tsarist Tomsk Imperial University) was founded in 1878. The university is the first university in the Siberian region of Russia and the Far East, its mission is based on higher education and basic scientific research, for the former Soviet Union and Russia has trained more than 100,000 outstanding professionals. Tomsk State University is a large comprehensive university combining education and research. It is one of the four top Russian state universities, after Moscow University, St. Petersburg State University and Novosibirsk State University.

Volgograd State Pedagogical University

Volgograd State Pedagogical University

Volgograd State University of Engineering

Volgograd State University of Engineering

National University of Mari

National Mari University

Astrakhan National Pedagogical University

Astrakhan National Pedagogical University

National St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music

National St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music

National Biscoe Normal University

National Biscoe Normal University

National Arkhangelsk University of Technology

Arkhangelsk State Technical University

National Barnauer Pedagogical University

National Barnauer Pedagogical University

National Altai Bolzunov University of Technology

Altai Bolzunov State Technical University

National Medical University of Russia

The Russian State Medical University, which was the first-class medical university in the former Soviet Union, is one of the ten best medical universities in Europe.

Belarusian Lomonosov University

Belarusian Lomonosov University

National Novgorod University

Novgorod National University

Volgograd State University

Volgograd State University

Moscow Space Academy

Moscow State Aviation Institute (MSAI).