New Economic School (NES)

The New Economic School (NES) is a private institution of higher learning in Moscow, Russia, offering undergraduate and graduate programs in economics and finance. Founded in 1992, NES focuses on providing world-class education and research in economics and finance, drawing inspiration from leading universities in the United States and Europe.

Programmes:

New Economic School (NES) offers the following programs:

Master of Arts in Economics (MAEc): A two-year full-time program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in economic theory and quantitative methods.
Professional Development Program in Finance (PDP Finance): A part-time program for professionals working in finance who want to update their skills and knowledge.
Joint Undergraduate Program in Economics with the Higher School of Economics (HSE): A four-year program leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics.

Scholarships:

New Economic School (NES) offers a variety of scholarships to support both national and international students, including:

Merit-based scholarships: Awarded to students with outstanding academic achievements.
Need-based scholarships: Awarded to students who demonstrate financial need.
Government scholarships: Awarded to students from specific countries or regions.

Cost:

Tuition fees at NES are relatively high compared to other Russian universities, but still considered affordable compared to top universities in the West. The cost of living in Moscow is also lower than in many Western cities.

Admission Time:

NES has one main intake for all programs in September. The application deadline is usually in May.

Admission Requirements for National and International Students:

National and international students applying to NES must meet the following general requirements:
- Completed secondary education
- Competitive Unified State Exam (USE) scores for Russian students (not required for international applicants)
- Strong English language proficiency (TOEFL or IELTS required for international applicants)
- Application portfolio (including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statement)

Specific requirements may vary depending on the chosen program.