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Open Doors: Russian Scholarship Project
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MASTER’S PROGRAMS IN RUSSIA OPEN DOORS TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
On November 1, the Global Universities Association in collaboration with Rossotrudnichestvo Federal Agency and the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation launched the Open Doors Olympiad: Russian Scholarship Project.
The project is aimed at attracting talented students from all over the world to the best universities in Russia, running Master’s programs in a variety of fields of science.
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