Higher Education in Russia and Abroad

profession and get a good job.
A person with higher education has career prospects and deep knowledge in a certain area.
In addition to professional opportunities, higher education allows you to get many useful skills and qualities that will be useful in life.

into types: university, academy, institute.
The University implements educational programs of higher education at all levels in a wide range of specialties. The Academy implements educational programs of all levels for a certain area of ​​scientific activity, within which the Academy must carry out scientific research. The institutes work on educational programs of higher education of bachelor's, specialist's and master's degrees in a certain area of ​​professional activity.
The higher education system in the UK includes universities, higher education colleges and continuing education courses. Universities are the most prestigious universities and represent two-stage institutions (bachelor-master). Colleges usually specialize in providing bachelor's degrees.

abroad are similar.
Levels of higher education in Russia: bachelor's degree (4 years), specialist's degree (5 years) or master's degree (2 years on the basis of a bachelor's degree), postgraduate study (3-4 years)
Levels of higher education abroad: bachelor's degree (4 years), master's degree (1-2 years), doctoral studies (3-4 years).

1755.
Rector: 1803 - 1805 Khariton Andreevich Chebotarev
Rector: 1992-present Victor Antonovich Sadovnichy
The Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics, as well as the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Public Administration are the most in demand.
A. I. Herzen is an outstanding Russian teacher, philosopher, publicist.
N. V. Sklifosovsky - Honored Professor of Medicine.
L. M. Alekseeva (1927–2018) is a Russian public figure.
M.S. Gorbachev (1931) – President of the USSR.
E.S. Nabiullina (1963) - Chairman of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, statesman and political figure.

Miller Gerard Friedrich (1747-1750)
Rector: Kropachev Nikolai Mikhailovich (2008—present)
The most demanded specialties are jurisprudence, mathematics and international journalism.
Thousands of outstanding scientists, public, government and political figures, writers, artists and musicians studied and worked there: Dmitry Mendeleev, Alexander Popov, Ivan Turgenev, Pyotr Stolypin, Alexander Blok, Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev and others.

oldest universities founded at the end of the 11th century.
Rector: Robert Grosseteste (1224).
Rector: Chris Patten (2003)
The most popular majors at Oxford are Law, Design, Biology, Biomedicine, Economics, History, IT, Humanities, Chemistry.
Such famous figures as Margaret Thatcher, Lewis Carroll, John Tolkien, Clive Staple Lewis, Tony Blair, Felix Yusupov and many others studied and taught here.

century.
Rector: Richard Westeringsett (1215 - 1232)
Rector: Lord Sainsbury of Tourville (2011 to present)
The most popular and expensive faculty is medical, as well as colleges that teach the humanities and social sciences and modern technology.
Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, Stephen Hawking, Prince Charles, poet William Wordsworth, writer Clive Lewis, politician Oliver Cromwell were trained.

The University of Cambridge