Moscow State University of Civil Engineering

Moscow State University of Civil Engineering is a national research university with a history that dates back to 1907. This is the year that the Middle Civil Engineering College was established. The college was renamed Moscow Institute of Civil Engineering in 1921 and in 1993 it became Moscow State University of Civil Engineering.

The university is one of the oldest technical institutes of higher education in the Russian Federation.

The university has six campuses located in Moscow and one in the Samara region.

The university is a pioneer in the Russian Federation in the field of construction. It trains students to become engineers and specialists in a range of areas including construction management and information systems and technologies. Boasting 40 scientific laboratories and more than 50 innovative structures, the university is able to provide students with practical experience and high quality education.

The International Relations Department has various responsibilities including establishing partnerships with foreign institutions, organising international seminars, conferences and lectures, and overseeing visits by foreign guests and delegations at the university. The university currently has partnerships with 80 international higher education institutes from 35 countries around the world.

Moscow is Russia’s capital and its most populous city, with over 12.5 million residents in the city alone. In fact, it is the most populous city in Europe and also the largest by area. It has become one of the most expensive cities in the world and boasts one of the world’s largest urban economies. Moscow is considered the cultural, political, and scientific centre of Russia and Eastern Europe.