Best Places To Study Early Childhood Education In Moscow Near Me

4worldlovers: ‘Radiologists Might not Notice Tumors on X-rays if They Are Looking for a Rib Fracture’

HSE researcher Frol Sapronov believes that doing science, for all its complexity and seriousness, should be fun. He told the HSE Young Scientists project how he researches dyslexia in adults and why he tries not to be offended by criticism of his work.


‘With the Skills That Our Graduates Receive, One Can Build a Career in a Variety of Fields’


Admission to HSE University’s paid and online Master’s programmes continues. Representatives of the English-language programmes Applied Statistics with Network Analysis and Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development told us about how the training goes and what graduates get as a result. Make sure to apply before September 15.

HSE University’s Institute for Public Administration and Governance has conducted a study of digital travel services. Based on the results of this, a rating of tourism platforms was compiled. The ratings include those platforms that, in addition to hotel booking services, provide a set of additional options for tourists.

On September 4, the HSE University building on Pokrovsky Bulvar hosted ARTificial Fest, an event devoted to neural network art. The festival was organised by the HSE University Faculty of Creative Industries, the HSE Career centre, and the Chisty List student organisation. The event was open to anyone interested in the blending of machine algorithms and art.

September 15 is the application deadline for HSE University’s English-taught online Master of Business Analytics programme. The programme trains a new kind of financial leader: modern challenges require professionals in this field to focus not only on money flows, but also on non-financial resources: intellectual, natural, social, and digital.

‘I Was Given the Mission of Educating Personnel, and I Consider It My Second Profession’

Maria Petrova, who holds a bachelor’s from HSE University Perm and a master’s from the HSE ICEF programme, is a department head at Sovcombank. In this interview with Success Builder, she explains which qualities a beginner needs to work as a bank analyst, how to pick up leadership skills at the workplace, and why Sovcombank trains its own staff.

On September 1st, a new season of the open Student Research Paper Competition (SRPC) started. Students, as well as 2023 graduates of Russian and foreign universities, can submit their papers for the competition until October 15th, 2023. In today’s interview, Vadim Radaev, HSE University’s First Vice Rector, talks about the history of the competition and the key stages in its development.

Orientation Sessions for International Students: ‘Being at HSE University Today is a Dream Come True’

HSE University’s Support and Career Centre for International Students and Alumni has held orientation sessions for incoming international students. During the meetings, the centre’s experts explained the visa and migration support available, talked about extracurricular student life, and gave tours of the campus and the city.

On September 5th, which is the International Day of Charity, the Service Learning programme was launched at many of the country’s universities. HSE University hosted a meeting with deputy deans and faculty project managers, followed by a large NGO fair, where both students and HSE University staff got to know more about partner NGOs and planned further joint projects.

HDI Lab seminar on 'Deviation Bounds for the Norm of a Random Vector under Exponential Moment Conditions with Applications'

'International, National and Corporate Dimensions of ESG-Agenda: Does Climate Change Law?' Conference

The structure of my programme is amazing: it helps students to adapt to the rigorous nature of studies at HSE. You get to share your research and get feedback from professors and colleagues in seminars and project groups. HSE seems like a wonderland to me, where you achieve things you never thought possible.

Before coming here, I had little knowledge of HSE Moscow. The Government Quota selection led me to this university. Now that I am a member of the large HSE family, I am grateful to be studying at one of Russia's top universities.

Studying at HSE University is an extraordinary opportunity. I can get knowledge from professors who are experts in their fields and network with students from various countries. I also took part in the HSE Career Marathon; HSE University really cares about the careers of each alumnus.

4worldlovers: The conference covered a wide spectrum of topics such as generative AI, teacher digital competencies, lifelong learning skills, educational digitalization, design for future education, technology-supported evaluation, rural education transformation, and more.

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4worldlovers: Welcome to Moscow State University, the first Russian University founded in 1755 on the initiative of Mikhail Lomonosov, an outstanding scientist of the Enlightenment, whose unsettled encyclopedic mind and energy gave the inner impetus to the project. From the very beginning, elitism was alien to the very spirit of our community, which determined the University’s long-standing democratic tradition. Students irrespective of their background have been always admitted to University to further become our renowned alumni – famous scientists and scholars. And the students convene here, as they have always done, to study, to research, to push at the frontiers of knowledge.

4worldlovers: At ISM, we work tirelessly to ensure every student fulfils their potential. At each stage of their learning journey, your child will receive the right balance of challenge and support, tailored to their needs and goals. This includes the opportunity to join our Most Able and Talented (MAT) Programme, which accelerates our most gifted students’ progress.

From the Early Years Foundation Stage through to IGCSEs and A-levels, all our students follow the world-renowned English National Curriculum. We’re the only school in Moscow to offer this rigorous British education from 2 to 18, which we carefully adapt to our international context. Used by more than 30,000 schools worldwide, the curriculum is also globally respected by the best universities.

Our personalised approach to learning – which also includes expert pastoral and wellbeing support – sees our students get excellent results. Every year, they achieve IGCSE and A-level grades far higher than the UK national average. This hard-earned success takes our graduates to the very best universities in the UK, Europe, North America, and Asia, including Oxford, Cambridge, UCLA, and Imperial College London.


Every day at ISM is packed with exciting opportunities to learn. Our supportive and enabling community is the perfect place to try new things, too.

From Year 4, your child will go on residential trips that build their confidence and independence, encourage teamwork, and take them out of their comfort zone. We also offer a rich programme of educational and cultural visits around Moscow. Each activity is carefully planned to broaden perspectives and add a real-world dimension to your child’s learning.

Our cutting-edge STEAM programme, which is delivered in collaboration with the world-renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), opens our students’ eyes to the marvels of science, technology, engineering, art, and maths. Channelling their curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking skills, your child will work with friends to solve practical problems set by MIT professors.


We also run more than 50 extra-curricular clubs. These include a plethora of sporting activities, including kayaking and mountain biking in the beautiful natural spaces of our Rosinka Campus to journalism, drama, and cyber discovery. And on our fantastic instrumental programme, your child will pursue their passion for music, learning from the very best teachers and achieving outstanding exam success.


We’ll make sure your child is safe and supported in everything they do. Our expert pastoral care team, which includes a psychologist, counsellor, and safeguarding team, actively keep an eye on every student’s health and wellbeing. In a recent survey, 95% of our parents said their child felt safe at school.


Your child will love learning at ISM, where the very best British and international teachers will energise, enthuse, and engage them every day. Our parents strongly agree: 90% say their child has an excellent relationship with and is motivated by our exceptional educators.


Being part of the Nord Anglia family enables us to attract and retain the most talented people, who have an in-depth knowledge of the English National Curriculum. All our teachers hold UK qualified status or equivalent, and many have a Master’s degree or PhD, too. Importantly, all our Primary and core subject teachers are native English-speakers, something that’s unique among schools in Moscow.


With a teacher-student ratio of one to eight, your child will receive the personalised care and attention they need to flourish. Our teachers will get to know their learning needs and preferences, as well as their passions, strengths, and ambitions for the future. This includes nurturing their personal growth, as well as making sure they achieve academically.


Our teaching standards are second to none, which is thanks to the breadth of training and continuing professional development opportunities we offer. On the award-winning Nord Anglia University platform, for example, our teachers study for hundreds of courses and share pedagogical practise that keeps them at the forefront of global educational trends. We also support their career aspirations by offering a Master’s in International Education and senior leadership programmes.

At ISM, we challenge our children to consider how they can make the world a better place.

Globally, our students drive change through our collaboration with UNICEF. Your child will learn about urgent international issues – like the UN Global Goals and Rights of the Child – and work on inspiring solutions through UNICEF’s Global Challenge programme. At our Model United Nations club, students collaborate with friends, learn to research, reason, and communicate effectively, and open their minds to different perspectives.