Rules for admitting foreign applicants
Detailed information about various methods of admission to a Russian university for foreign citizens. Choose the appropriate option and familiarize yourself with the necessary documents.
Admission as part of a general competition
Standard admission procedure for foreign citizens on general grounds. Admission occurs based on the results of entrance tests or on the basis of education documents.
Required documents:
The applicant’s identity document with a Russian visa (for countries with a visa regime)
Required
The original document issued by a foreign state certifying the level of education and/or qualification (or a duly certified copy thereof), together with its supplement(s)
Required
A duly certified translation into Russian of the foreign education and/or qualification document and its supplement
Required
Medical documents in the prescribed format confirming the absence of contraindications to studying at the University
Required
12 photographs (matte, 3×4 cm)
Required
A sum of money sufficient to cover tuition fees, accommodation (for one year), and a health insurance policy
Required
Important information
Moscow State Technological University «STANKIN» has been training international specialists since 1952. More than 7,000 graduates of «MSTU «STANKIN» from 78 countries, including over 260 Candidates and Doctors of Sciences, are successfully working in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Latin America. Many of them have built outstanding careers in their home countries. They include ministers, heads of major industrial enterprises and research institutes, rectors of higher education institutions, professors and leading specialists. Today, the University has more than 1,000 international students from China, Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Ecuador, Georgia, Armenia, Moldova, Syria, Uzbekistan, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Egypt, Tanzania and other countries. Their number and geographical representation grow every year. The University’s international activities are an integral part of the training of highly qualified specialists.
