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Projects & Events MGIMO 2018/2019 PROJECTS & EVENTS MGIMO KEY INDICATORS th 75 anniversary celebrates MGIMO in 2019 “5 stars” in QS Stars 1ST PLACE among Russian universities in QS Graduate MGIMO applicants’ Employability Ranking average GPA on the Unified State Exam ● MGIMO is a Russian education exporter points 9632 undergraduate 95,8 and postgraduate students 16% of foreign students More than 200 cooperation agreements with foreign partners from 57 countries “The second generation” of MGIMO educational standards, International AMBA Autonomous accreditation Dissertation Councils and the right to confer academic degrees 4 MGIMO 2018–2019 campuses: Schools and Vernadsky Campus and 13Institutes 2 MGIMO Campus in Odintsovo Gorchakov Lyceum School of Business and International Proficiency MGIMO Branches in Baku and Tashkent (opening in 2019) 1245 faculty members, including 8 full members and corresponding members of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Journals peer-reviewed 4 professors of the Russian Academy of Sciences, by the Higher Attestation 9 honoured workers of science, Commission, Scopus and 204 Drs. habil Web of Science 646 Ph.Ds MGIMO Endowment Fund Endowment capital — 1.3 billion roubles ($20 mln) Investment revenue transferred to MGIMO since 2007 MGIMO 863 mln roubles ($13 mln) graduates 50 000 Investment revenue transferred to MGIMO in 2018 Events for 213 mln roubles ($3,3 mln) alumni More than 40 each year The major events in 2018: 28 foreign MGIMO Alumni clubs The School of International Relations 75th anniversary The School of International Economic Relations 60th anniversary The School of International Journalism 50th anniversary The School of Political Science 20th anniversary (currently — the School of Governance and Politics) Russian-Czech Discussion Forum “Trianon Dialogue” — a new dimension in MGIMO academic diplomacy MGIMO — Sciences Po meeting in Paris MGIMO 2018–2019 5 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES AND ADMISSIONS RESULTS Bachelor’s Programmes Master’s Programmes MBA and Continuous Professional Development Gorchakov Lyceum Postgraduate degrees (PhDs and Drs.Habil) Corporate Departments 2018 Admissions Results Bachelor’s Degree Programmes ■ International Relations* ■ Regional Studies ■ Law ■ Economics ■ Management ■ Journalism ■ Public relations and advertising ■ Sociology ■ Public and Municipal Administration ■ Political Science ■ Ecology and Environmental Studies ■ Trade ■ Linguistics ■ Business Informatics Master’s Degree Programmes ■ International Relations* ■ Political Science* ■ Regional Studies ■ Economics* ■ Finance and Credit ■ Management* ■ Public and Municipal Administration* ■ Trade ■ Law ■ Journalism ■ Linguistics ■ Pedagogy ■ Sociology ■ Public relations and advertising ■ Staff management ■ Psychology ■ Business Informatics * including programmes delivered in English MGIMO 2018–2019 7 MBA ■ Digital Economy (jointly with Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology) ■ International Oil and Gas Business ■ Financial Director ■ International Transport and Logistics (jointly with Ural Mining Metallurgical Company) ■ Economics and Management in International Business ■ Management in Fashion Industry (jointly with British Higher School of Art & Design) ■ EMBA Currently there are 210 students in first and second years of MBA and EMBA programmes 8 MGIMO 2018–2019 Continuous professional development programmes ■ International relations ■ International Security Issues ■ International Protocol and Business Communications ■ International Business Protocol and Etiquette ■ Theory and Practice of Simultaneous Interpreting for International Organizations ■ Legal basis of Blockchain Technology ■ Corporate management ■ HR Management for HR Directors ■ GR and Lobbying in business and nonprofit sector ■ Strategic Management ■ Eloquence Training and the Art of Speech ■ Public Relations: Latest Communication Technologies ■ Regulation and Legal Security of Sports ■ Management of International Communications in Sports ■ Coaching for Business Environment Annually more than a thousand students are trained in programmes of further professional education. The academic provision offered by the School of Business and International Proficiency includes: ■ educational seminars and field internships for Moscow region senior officials on Strategic Planning (as part of networking cooperation between MGIMO’s Odintsovo campus and the Moscow Regional Training Centre) and on Implementation of Modern Project Management Principles in Public Administration; ■ a programme “Sports Management: Commercial Experience in Management of State-Funded Sports Complexes” for the heads of sports schools and sports and health centres of the Moscow region; ■ a course for the heads of schools in the Moscow Region on “Management and Modern Approaches in Education” (organized by the Governor’s Administration and the Ministry of Education of the Moscow Region, co-organized by MGIMO); ■ seminars for the heads of Rosneft’s social programmes and corporate culture divisions. From October to December 2018, the MGIMO School of Business and International Proficiency was conducting an independent assessment of the first-year students of Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU), one of the major assessment activities was a unified English exam arranged for 5,000 first-year students of FEFU bachelor’s and master’s programmes. MGIMO 2018–2019 9 MGIMO online courses via Coursera platform: ■ Legal forms of doing business in Russia ■ Macroeconomics ■ Microeconomics ■ Marketing mix: 5P MGIMO Gorchakov Lyceum In the 2018–2019 academic year, the Lyceum has 138 students in years 8–11; 75 of them enrolled at the Lyceum this summer. In the 2017–2018 academic year, 34 students graduated from the Lyceum, 29 of them are MGIMO students now. Postgraduate and post-doctorate degrees In February 1, 2018 MGIMO started independently awarding academic degrees. Over this period, 20 candidates successfully defended their theses, 4 receiving a post- doctorate degree. 10 MGIMO 2018–2019 MGIMO Corporate Departments For many years MGIMO has partnered with corporations which provide training at industry-specific corporate departments: ■ Department of International Military-technical Cooperation and High Technology run by the Rostec State Corporation; ■ Department of Global Energy Policy and Energy Security run jointly by Rosneft Oil Company PJSC and MGIMO-based Rosneft’s Centre for corporate training and development; ■ Department of Foreign Economic Activities in Energy Transportation run by Transneft PJSC; ■ Department of Economics and Banking Business run by Gazprombank; ■ Department of International Transport Operations run jointly with Russian Railways JSC and Ural Mining and Metallurgical company (UMMC); ■ Department of Economics and Management in Electric Power Industry, jointly with Rosseti PJSC; ■ Department of Economic and Antimonopoly Regulation run by the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia; ■ Department of Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence, jointly with ADV; ■ Department of World Commodity Markets, jointly with Non-Commercial Partnership for Mining Industry Development Assistance; ■ Department of Trade and Trade Regulations; ■ Department of International Complex Problems of Nature Management and Ecology; ■ Department of Economic Policy and Public-Private Partnership (sponsored by the Public-Private Partnership Development Centre and IKEA); ■ Department of Corporate Security, jointly with PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel; ■ Department of Global Processes in the Field of Subsurface Resources, jointly with Rosgeo JSC; ■ Department of Regional Management and National Policy. In 2018, the MGIMO School of Business and International Proficiency came to include newly established departments ■ Department of Entrepreneurship and Corporate Governance (corporate department of All Russia Public organization “Business Russia”) ■ Department of International Agrarian Markets and Foreign Economic Activity in the Agro-Industrial Complex (corporate department of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation). MGIMO plans to establish a department of comprehensive international studies at FEFU, in accordance with the Decree of the Government of Russia MGIMO 2018–2019 11 ADMISSIONS RESULTS Bachelor’s Degree Programmes 1,414 applicants were enrolled in undergraduate programmes 165 foreign applicants from 32 countries 399 Russian citizens were enrolled on a full scholarship 850 Russian citizens were enrolled in fee-paying programmes 1,249 of the enrolled students are Russian citizens The 2018 admissions results demonstrate that MGIMO is one of the absolute leaders in terms of quality enrollment. The GPA on the Unified State Exam for the applicants enrolled on a full scholarship was 95.8, for the applicants enrolled on a fee-paying basis, 83. The average competition rate was 35 people per state-sponsored place, 13 people per fee-paying place. A quarter of those enrolled on a full scholarship are the winners and prize-winners of the All-Russian School Olympiad. This is the highest figure in the country. Twelve winners of the Olympiad “University challenge: Umnicy and umniki [Bright Girls, Bright Boys]” were directly admitted without taking entrance exams. More than 70% of the winners of the 2018 MGIMO Olympiad for school students became students of our university. The winners and prize-winners of the All-Russian School Olympiad 42% of the enrolled students nished high school with honors 46 % of university entrants come from 79 regions of the Russian Federation 12 MGIMO 2018–2019 In 2018, the number of applicants
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