Unit-level exchange
How it works
— HSE students from a certain campus, faculty or department are eligible to apply;
— Mastering a part of a HSE degree program at a partner university during 3-10 months ;
— The grades and credits gained at a partner university are transferred into the HSE grading system;
— The transferred disciplines are included into your HSE transcript (diploma) with an indication of a partner university.
Whom to ask questions?
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Moscow campus:
International cooperation coordinator of your faculty/department
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Saint Petersburg campus:
Daria Zima, manager at the Centre of International Cooperation
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Nizhniy Novgorod campus:
Anastasia Starkova, Deputy Head at International Relations Office HSE — Nizhny Novgorod
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Perm campus:
Anna Shtennikova, Head of Faculty and Student Support Office
International cooperation coordinator of your faculty/department
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Saint Petersburg campus:
Daria Zima, manager at the Centre of International Cooperation
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Nizhniy Novgorod campus:
Anastasia Starkova, Deputy Head at International Relations Office HSE — Nizhny Novgorod
For HSE students from a faculty/department of the Perm campus:
Anna Shtennikova, Head of Faculty and Student Support Office
Tuition fees
Partner universities offer tuition free education within faculty/department-level agreements.
Other expenses
Visa fees, language certificates, transportation, living expenses, food, registration and other fees at a hosting institution are paid by yourself.
Is there any financial support? Students can be awarded with an Erasmus+/ FIRST+ scholarship to study at HSE partner universities, which have Erasmus+/FIRST+ student exchange agreement with HSE. To receive the scholarship you need to apply for an exchange program with these universities. For further details contact the international cooperation coordinator of your unit.
Students, whose applications were approved, are nominated for an exchange and recommended for a scholarship. The final decision about whom to award with a scholarship is made by a partner university. The grant covers travel expenses and provides a monthly allowance at a partner university for the whole period of exchange.
Students, whose applications were approved, are nominated for an exchange and recommended for a scholarship. The final decision about whom to award with a scholarship is made by a partner university. The grant covers travel expenses and provides a monthly allowance at a partner university for the whole period of exchange.