What are the employment prospects after studying in Russia?

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question.

It depends on the professional and personal level.

If you graduate from a doctoral degree in a Russian-dominated discipline, your language is ok and your employment is no problem. Majors in basic mathematics, computer, aerospace and other fields have great opportunities to apply for further study in Europe and America.

General humanities majors are relatively watery. The employment situation is directly linked to the individual's Russian level. Boys have an advantage. Employment is dominated by foreigners.

Generally speaking, if it is an opportunity for international students to go abroad at public expense, the undergraduate school is a key university, even if it is a Russian major, it should not be difficult to find a job; If it is a self-funded master's degree in preparatory courses, employment depends on family background and personal communication skills.

I hope I can help you. If there is anything you don't understand, you can ask me and hope to adopt it.