"Our English-taught undergraduate program is the only one within MGIMO where studies are conducted entirely in English. It is a unique opportunity to receive a world-class education without leaving Russia."

The unique curriculum includes

the study of three foreign languages and a whole range of disciplines that enable students to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the main trends in the development of contemporary international relations, world politics and diplomacy

. Upon completion of this programme, its graduates are competitive enough to enrol in any master's programme at any university in the world or compete in global and national labour markets, landing their ‘dream job’ within the first few months after graduation.

The unique combination of studying foreign languages and diplomatic, legal, economic and general humanitarian disciplines makes this program a truly unique educational path, which is very popular with students from all over the world.

The curriculum of the program is a "quintessence of MGIMO". It includes subjects reflecting the most famous scientific and educational schools of our university

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Graduates receive a 41.03.05 "International Relations" diploma – identical to that of the Russian-taught undergraduate program – along with a document confirming that their studies were conducted entirely in English.

"The School team will guide you through every stage – from submitting your application to receiving your diploma.

We strive to create an environment where every student can unlock their potential and become the best version of themselves."

"Back in the day, I was just an ordinary schoolgirl in Mongolia. International relations sounded beautiful and promising to me, but they weren't my 'number one' passion. I just knew one thing for sure: I wanted to study in Russia."

"Olympiads granted me the chance to apply to several prestigious universities in Moscow. But you know what's interesting? None of those universities 'clicked’ with me, like something was missing. Then one day, my school suggested I participate in the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs competition for admission to MGIMO. It sounded grand, but honestly, I knew almost nothing about the alma mater back then.

It was as if my heart whispered: 'This is it.

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MGIMO is not just a university; it's a unique environment. [...] Here cultures, languages, and traditions from all over the world meet.

Here, you learn not only from textbooks but also from your friends and classmates from dozens of different countries."

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It was here that I discovered things about myself I hadn't noticed before: my strengths, confidence in my own abilities, and a desire to be part of something bigger.

I joined the International Stindents’ Association. For me, it became more than just a club; it was a space where I learned to negotiate, listen and understand others, try my hand at organizing events, and build communication with people from diverse cultures."

"Looking back now, I can see how much I've changed. From a confused girl who didn't know which path to choose, I've become someone who can make decisions and isn't afraid to look ahead.

I'm learning to dream bigger and act bolder—a quality I completely lacked before.

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