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Amir

Egypt

I studied medicine in Russia and never regretted my choice. Russia turned out to be a place where high-quality medical education, valued worldwide, and relatively affordable tuition costs converged. Studying, of course, was not easy, but medicine is always difficult. Thanks to the knowledge I gained, I was able to return to my homeland and work as a cardiac surgeon in one of the leading medical centers in the country.

Arthur

Armenia

I came to Russia just for an engineering degree, but I found a second home. Russians are often considered harsh, but this is a misleading impression. In fact, they are very responsive and warm people. Here I met my future wife, and now we work together in a construction company and raise two children. I am very glad that I chose this country!

May

China

When I returned to China with a diploma from a Russian university and a Russian language level of C2, I was almost immediately invited to a prestigious language school. My students love the classes because I teach them not the dry language from the textbook, but live, real Russian. I can explain why Russians say goodbye with the word "let's" and say "yes, probably not" when they are unsure. At home, there is now a huge demand for qualified Russian teachers, especially those who not only know the language but also understand the cultural context. Thanks to the experience of living in Russia, I became exactly such a specialist.

Manish

India

In India, pharmacy is a huge and very competitive industry. My parents are also pharmacists, and they advised me to get a basic education. Russia, with its strong scientific school rooted in Soviet pharmacology, was the ideal choice. Here, I was taught not just to memorize the trade names of drugs, but to understand the very essence—from the chemical synthesis of a molecule to its effects on the body. When I returned to India, I was hired as a quality control and product development specialist. My job is to evaluate new products, check their compliance with standards, and participate in negotiations, and I love it very much.

Carlos

Peru

Studying in Russia gave me the ability to see the world through the prism of multi-vector diplomacy. The Russian language gave me access to primary sources, and understanding the mentality helped me establish contacts with colleagues from Eastern European countries. Recently, I was hired in the Department of International Cooperation at a large company. I participate in negotiations with representatives of CIS countries, prepare analytical notes, and help our businessmen enter new markets.

Chinedu

Nigeria

At university, I studied agriculture and learned a lot about how different crops react to stress—drought, temperature fluctuations. The teachers taught us the main thing: how to "diagnose" the land and choose an approach to each plot. In my homeland, I was able to implement drip irrigation technologies for arid regions that I studied in Volgograd. They became a salvation for us during the drought season. And I also became a "doctor" for plants and am good at determining what diseases the shoots are suffering from and knowing how to treat them. As a result, my knowledge helps not only my relatives and neighbors but also the company where I work.

Jahongir

Uzbekistan

Before entering the Academy, I took preparatory courses there. The path was not easy, as this is a great educational institution where outstanding masters studied and created — Karl Pavlovich Bryullov, Alexander Ivanov, Ilya Repin, Vasily Surikov, many others.

The Academy still preserves a unique school — knowledge and traditions that have almost disappeared in the world over the past 50-100 years. Education includes not only drawing and painting but also humanities: art history, philosophy, sociology, history of Russia and world art. Lectures were given by highly qualified professors and academicians, for which I am deeply grateful to them.

Today, I continue my active creative activity: I paint paintings, participate in memos, Russian and international events, and teach in my homeland — in universities in Uzbekistan. Students under my guidance receive awards in CIS countries.

Ahmed

Palestine

"Russia is a country of opportunities" – a well-known thesis.

Education in Russia has opened many doors for me: from medicine to public diplomacy. I have gone through all stages of medical education and am currently preparing to defend my dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences.

Over the years of studying, I was fortunate to combine the study of theory with practice, including during my work during the spread of the coronavirus infection. I was able not only to apply the acquired knowledge but also to better understand the nature of the human soul, to more deeply realize my calling to help people.

I am proud that I managed to contribute to the development and strengthening of ties between Russian universities and countries of the Arab world, to become a participant and organizer of major international forums and congresses, to travel throughout Russia: from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok.