Universities That Train Best Financiers

12 July 2019

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

The study targeted incomes of Russian universities graduates 2013 – 2018 employed in economics and finance. Top earners were former students of Higher School of Economics and Moscow State Institute of International Relations who got 110,000 rubles ($1,745) per month on the average. Lomonosov Moscow State University placed second with alumni’s average income at 100,000 rubles ($1,590) per month. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration alumni were third (98,000 rubles/$1,555). Young specialists tend to find jobs in the same city where they went to university.

Superjob’s top 20 included Novosibirsk State University (8th), Kazan Federal University and Lobachevsky University (10th), Siberian Federal University (11th), Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia and Ural Federal University (12th), Far Eastern Federal University and Tomsk State University (13th), South Ural State University and Samara University (15th) and University of Tyumen (18th). The complete list comprised 45 higher education centres. Domestic universities offer a wide choice of Russian and English medium programmes of different levels in economics; double degree programmes are available as well. Find the appropriate programme here.