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Dear friends, greetings! 💙

RUDN is not just a university - it is a whole ecosystem of student life. And at the heart of that ecosystem are dozens of student organisations, each with its own mission, energy, and community.💙

Whether you want to develop leadership skills, connect with professionals, explore research, or build your own startup, there is a place for you. We have put together a short guide to the main student organisations at RUDN.

Find your community and join the movement!✨

Dear friends, greetings! 🩷

Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is stop for a moment. In the middle of deadlines, lectures, and endless tasks, give yourself permission to breathe - even if it is just for an hour. A short pause is not a waste of time. 🩷

Take care of yourself this week.😊

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It is time for another #RUDNReads posts with a writer who rose from poverty to become the most famous Soviet author - a man whose life was as dramatic as his novels. Today, we are talking about Maxim Gorky. 💙

Gorky wrote about the people he came from - not from a distance, but from experience. He knew poverty, wandering, and the struggle for survival. And he turned that knowledge into literature that still feels raw, honest, and alive. ✨

Dear friends, greetings! 💜

The season of student life is in full swing, and this week at RUDN brings a debut, a ball, a school of self‑government, and a chance to meet the Student Committee. Here is what is waiting for you.💜

💜 Ball of Friendship of Peoples
The date will be set soon

💜 Freshman Debut
October 22, 18:00 | Club

💜 School of KKO
October 22, 18:00 | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, room 814

There may not be as many events this week as usual, but we still insist you visit at least one of them. Trust us - it will worth it! ✨
#RUDN_EventRoundup

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A quick reminder - the additional admission round for PhD programs at RUDN is still open.💜

➡️If you have been thinking about continuing your academic journey and pursuing a doctoral degree, this is your chance. Applications are accepted until November 13!

Do not miss this opportunity to become a PhD student at RUDN this academic year. ✨

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While one team was welcoming guests from China at RUDN, another group of our colleagues has already started work in Mongolia.💙

☑️On October 16 and 17, RUDN took part in the "Songolt – 2026" Russian Education Exhibition in Ulaanbaatar. Together with 15 other universities from different regions of Russia, we presented our academic programs to Mongolian applicants, explained admission requirements, and gave future students a real taste of what student life at RUDN looks like.

This was another chance to meet talented young people who might soon call RUDN their home.✨

Dear friends, greetings! 💜

The additional admission round for Bachelor's, Specialist, and Master's programs has officially come to an end.💜

☑️Once you arrive in Moscow, do not forget to bring the required original documents to your country department. This is a mandatory step before you can receive your temporary student ID and complete your migration registration.

We have put together a short checklist - check the images above and make sure everything is ready.✨

Dear friends, greetings! 💙 Last week, RUDN welcomed a delegation from the United Republic of Tanzania - and with it, ten of the country's brightest students.💙 ☑️They have arrived under the Samia Scholarship Extended program, a presidential talent initiative that selects the best applicants in Tanzania and supports studies in STEM fields, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence. Seven will study Mathematics and Computer Science, three will focus on Applied Informatics.➡️This partnership is a direct result of the visit of President Samia Suluhu Hassan to RUDN in summer 2026. Following that visit, RUDN became an official partner of the Samia Scholarship.☑️Daniel Elias Mushi, Deputy Permanent Secretary for Science at Tanzania's Ministry of Education, shared that the "Samia" program selects only the best applicants in the country. He also mentioned a personal connection - as a RUDN student, he studied alongside Pindi Hazara Singh Chana, who today works at the Parliament of Tanzania and was awarded the Order of Friendship by the President of Russia. The delegation also met the new students who have just arrived. A moment that connects generations of RUDN graduates and the future they are building.✨ Welcome to RUDN.

Dear friends, greetings! 💙 We continue our Literature Mini-Series with a writer who reshaped the Russian literary language, invented a whole new style, and then spent the rest of his life writing the story of Russia itself. Today, we are talking about Nikolai Karamzin. 💙Karamzin changed the language, changed the way people wrote about feelings, and then changed how they understood their own history. He believed that literature could be tender and that history could be alive. And he was right on both counts.✨#RUDNReads

Dear friends, greetings!💜 A quick reminder - applications for the two‑semester Preparatory Faculty are still open.💜 If you want to start learning Russian and prepare for entry into RUDN's main degree programmes, this is your chance. The program is designed for international students who need language training before beginning their studies. The deadline is approaching - do not wait until the last moment. Submit your documents through your Personal Account at ab.rudn.ru.✨

Dear friends, greetings! 🩷 ➡️The air is getting cooler, the leaves are turning gold, and the city is settling into its autumn rhythm - which makes this the perfect weekend for slow walks, quiet discoveries, and thoughtful exhibitions.So take a slow walk, breathe in the autumn air, and let Moscow show you its quieter side.🩷#RUDN_WeekendEvents

Dear friends, greetings! 🩷 Welcome back to #RUDN_AroundRussia ! Today, we are heading to a town just outside Moscow that feels like a quiet page from history - a place of ancient ramparts, white‑stone monasteries, and a park that once was a birch grove. Welcome to Dmitrov.🩷How to get there from Moscow:🩷 By train: From Moscow to Dmitrov - about 1.5 hours.🩷 By car: Around 1.5 hours along the Dmitrovskoye Highway. Dmitrov keeps its ancient ramparts, its quiet streets, and its white‑stone monastery - and lets you discover them at your own pace. ✨