The Russian Center for Science and Culture “Russian House” in Belgrade presented the program of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and the Federal Agency Rossotrudnichestvo on the admission of foreign citizens to education in institutions of higher education in the Russian Federation, at the expense of the federal budget.
Students have the opportunity to continue their education in the I, II, and III cycles of studies at more than 600 state universities across Russia.
Thousands of educational programs cover all educational fields, including natural and mathematical sciences, medicine, agriculture, veterinary, engineering sciences, technology, social and human sciences, arts and culture, sports, etc.
It is interesting to emphasize the possibility of changing the educational direction in the next cycle of studies to create a unique range of knowledge and competencies.
Knowledge of the Russian language is not a requirement for obtaining a scholarship. However, all candidates who do not speak Russian are offered to study at the preparatory faculty, where they will immerse themselves in learning the Russian language for one year, and only after that, a year later, they will be assigned to the first year with the status of a student at a Russian university.
The first step of the application process includes:
- registration on the website https://education-in-russia.com (open until 31.01.2024, however, due to a short deadline, interested candidates can request an extension of the application period).
- obtaining a personal number in the system (BIH-0000/24)
- filling out the application form during registration
- attaching scanned documents* and sending them for verification
Documents required for participation in the competition:
- Passport (color page clearly visible)
* The passport must be valid for at least 1.5 years from the expected date of obtaining a visa for studying in the Russian Federation (at least until March 2026).
- Diploma of previously completed educational level (certified translation into Russian by a court interpreter)
Additional documentation
- Motivational letter, letter of recommendation (can be in Russian or English)
- Copies of various certificates, diplomas, confirmations, etc. (results are taken into account for the last 3 years, i.e., not before 2020)
- Achieved results, e.g., winner of international competitions, attach confirmation (results are taken into account for the last 3 years, i.e., not before 2020)
- No certified translation is required.
Medical documentation
- Medical certificate of general health confirming the absence of medical contraindications for studying in the Russian Federation + certified translation into Russian by a court interpreter
- Medical certificate confirming the absence of HIV infection and AIDS + certified translation into Russian by a court interpreter
- Medical certificate confirming the absence of hepatitis B and C + certified translation into Russian by a court interpreter
- Medical certificate confirming the absence of tuberculosis + certified translation into Russian by a court interpreter
More information about universities, courses, and professions can be found on the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation website.
https://russia-edu.minobrnauki.gov.ru/
or through an electronic consultation https://ruskidom.rs/kvota/konsultacii
The journal accepts only those papers that have not been previously published elsewhere (except abstracts in conference proceedings), and they are classified as follows:
The first issue of the journal, titled SKUP, was published in 2004, and since 2009, the journal has been registered as SKUP (Print) ISSN 184-4820, SKUP (Online) ISSN 1840-4839, and SKUP (CD-ROM) ISSN 1840-4847.
ACTA SCIENTIFICA BALCANICA, 2023, 4(1):
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ACTA SCIENTIFICA BALCANICA is an open-access scientific journal of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, University of Banja Luka. The journal publishes papers in the field of natural sciences:
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