Best Russian Law Schools

18 July 2019

The Superjob portal published the ranking of young specialists’ salaries.

Lomonosov Moscow State University traditionally tops the list; MSU law graduates earn 110,000 rubles per month on the average. They were top earners last year too, and their incomes have increased by 15,000 since. Moscow State Institute of International Relations was second; the lawyers with a degree from MGIMO get paid about 100,000 rubles per month. Saint Petersburg State University alumni placed 3rd with a monthly salary of 95,000 rubles. A majority of these universities’ alumni work in Moscow or St Petersburg.

The ranking included Higher School of Economics (4th), University of Tyumen (8th), Kazan Federal University and Lobachevsky University (10th), Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (13th), Samara University and South Ural State University (14th), Tomsk State University and Novosibirsk State University (15th), Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (16th), Far Eastern Federal University (17th) and Siberian Federal University (18th). Superjob highlighted 59 Russian universities that train lawyers in such fields as civil and business law, family and information law, conflict of laws, etc. Find more information about law programmes here.