Zhu Ning, from People’s Republic of China, is pursuing her Master's in Socioeconomic and Political Development of Modern Asia at HSE. She is currently in her second year of studies. Zhu Ning has talked to HSE News Service about her experience of studying and living and Moscow.
On April 11–14, 2017, National Research University Higher School of Economics (NRU HSE) held the XVIII April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development. The conference is held annually and brings together a number of academics and experts from world leading universities and international organizations.
For Vietnamese students, studying abroad in Western countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, or Australia is a popular trend nowadays. Giang Dinh, a student at HSE’s Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, believes that receiving an education in Russia, particularly at HSE, is one of the best choices a student can make. He has talked to HSE News Service about reasons for his choice and his experience of studying at HSE.
A new article “The Victory of Russia and the New Concert of Nations” by Prof. Sergei Karaganov was published on 3 March 2017 in the Italian magazine on geopolitics “Limes”.
The dean of the School of International Economics and Foreign Affairs took part in the interview broadcast (GPS Fareed Zakaria TV show) on Russia-US relations on 19th of February at CNN.
Aditya Haryo Proboncono, a 27-year-old Indonesian graduate of the University of Indonesia with a Bachelor in Humanities, is currently enrolled at in the HSE School of Asian Studies where he is enjoying courses in the culture, language, history, as well as political and economic development of Asian countries.
On December 20, 2016 the School of World Economy started a series of academic and research seminars. The first one was opened by a speech of Eduard Dzhagityan, the School’s Associate Professor, on the topic: “Banking regulation of the processes of banking consolidations as a factor of financial stability.”
First-year students in the Masters’ programme on Socio-political and Economic Development of Modern Asia recently took part in a number of conferences by serving as interpreters at the events for official foreign delegations.
