How much does it cost for graduate students to study in Russia?

Tuition for graduate students: 2000- 1 1000 USD/year (2-3 years).

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees: Since students need to apply for various certificates and procedures such as student ID card, residence card and library card after arriving at school, schools generally charge some tuition and miscellaneous fees every academic year, and the tuition and miscellaneous fees of each school are generally 20-40 USD/year.

Living expenses: the daily living expenses of students in Moscow and St. Petersburg are generally 60- 120 dollars per month, while those in other cities are generally 20-30 dollars per month. Generally speaking, the annual cost of studying abroad in Russian universities is roughly equivalent to 1/5 of the cost of studying abroad in Europe, America and Japan.

Accommodation: the accommodation fee for foreign students in Russian universities is 30- 120 USD per month, and they live in student apartments of different colleges and grades. All universities in Russia have their own student apartments, one suite is divided into two rooms and three rooms, and bedding is provided free of charge.

Medical insurance premium: Russia implements compulsory medical insurance system for international students, and each student must pay medical insurance premium in the new school year. Due to different insurance companies, the medical insurance premium is generally 100- 150 USD/year.

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