Acceptance of documents for admission to the magistracy Starts June 20th and ends July 20th.
Nonresident applicants with permanent registration outside the 5th zone of the Moscow railway, are provided with a hostel for the period entrance examinations to the relevant educational program magistracy no earlier than 3 days before the start of entrance examinations.
To participate in the competition for the Faculty of History under the Master's program, an applicant must submit the following package of documents:
- Personal application for admission to 1 course for studying in master's programs (an electronic application form can be downloaded from the site after the start of accepting documents).
- Copies of documents proving the identity and citizenship of the applicant.
- The original and a copy of a document of the established form on higher education or a document of a foreign state on higher education.
- 2 photographs 3x4 in size (black and white or color photograph without a headdress on matte paper, taken in the year of admission).
When submitting documents in person, the applicant presents documents proving his identity and citizenship.
Certification of copies of documents from the applicant is not required.
Upon presentation of the original documents (with the exception of documents proving identity and citizenship), their copies are certified by the Admissions Committee of the Faculty of History of Moscow State University.
For admission to the first year, applications are accepted from persons with higher education any level, confirmed by a document of the established form.
Obtaining education in master's programs by persons who have a specialist diploma or a master's degree is considered as obtaining a second or subsequent higher education.
Persons with higher professional education, confirmed by the qualification “certified specialist”, have the right to be admitted on a competitive basis to the first year of study in master's programs, which is not considered as receiving by these persons a second or subsequent higher education (i.e. budget form of education).
There are 2 ways to remotely submit documents for admission to the magistracy of the Faculty of History of Moscow State University:
Send a complete package of documents by regular mail
A complete set of documents can be sent to the address: 119234, Moscow, Leninskiye Gory, 1, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of History, Admissions Committee.
Please note that documents sent by mail are accepted for consideration only if they are sent to the specified address. Otherwise, they are not registered.
Send a complete package of documents by e-mail (EDS required)
To submit a personal application for admission to the first year and required documents in electronic form, you must perform the following steps:
- After the start of acceptance of documents, download the personal application form for admission to the first year, print it and fill it out. Scan the completed application form (grayscale, 300 dpi resolution) to a PDF file.
- Create a separate qualified electronic signature for a PDF file containing a personal statement using an electronic signature key issued by an accredited certification authority and cryptographic software products(list of accredited certification centers) and check the correctness of creating a separate qualified electronic signature;
- Scan your identity and nationality documents (greyscale, 300 dpi resolution) to a PDF file.
- Scan a standardized education document (grayscale, 300 dpi resolution) to a PDF file.
- Prepare a JPEG file (resolution 300 dpi) containing a 3x4 cm photograph (black and white or color without headgear, taken in the year of admission).
- Scan other documents that you consider necessary to submit to the admissions office additionally (grayscale, resolution 300 dpi) into PDF files.
- Send the created files to the Central Admission Committee of Moscow State University at the following email address: [email protected] (indicating in the subject of the letter the name of the faculty for which the application is being submitted, and the full name in the nominative case). The file, signed by the electronic signature of the applicant, in the format "Last name First name (application).pdf.sig" and the file in the format "Last name First name (application).pdf" are sent outside the archives (if any). Links to network resources where these files or all the required content are located, as well as documents signed by a non-applicant, are not accepted.
One letter sends one application (for one faculty). In the case of applying to different faculties, it is necessary to send the appropriate number of letters to the specified e-mail address, each of which must contain a complete set of documents
Full surname lists of applicants are posted on the website of the Central Admission Committee of Moscow State University
Those who submitted documents by mail or e-mail using an electronic digital signature are required to receive documents intended for the applicant personally or through their representatives under a notarized power of attorney according to the work schedule of the selection committee of the Faculty of History no later than one day before the entrance test.
The sequence of acceptance and execution of documents when submitting in person:
To submit documents, you must personally come to the admission committee of the Faculty of History of Moscow State University during its opening hours at the address: Moscow, Lomonosovsky Prospekt, 27, bldg. 4 (Shuvalovsky building) and go to the classrooms of block "E" on the first floor. Please follow the following order of submission of documents:
- Auditorium E-150 - the beginning of paperwork
- Room E-156 – continuation of paperwork
- Room E-106 - issuance of a pass and receipt to the applicant
- Room E-128 - executive secretary's office
Entrance to the office of the secretariat of the selection committee (E-128) - by invitation only!
After submitting the documents, the applicant receives in his hands:
- Receipt for the submission of documents - a document that indicates the departments for which the applicant participates in the competition, and the availability of original documents submitted to the selection committee.
- Pass (for admission to exams and consultations).
Master | Rules for admission to the magistracy
Master | Rules for admission to the magistracy
MOSCOW AUTOMOBILE AND ROAD STATE
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (MADI)
ORDER OF ADMISSION TO MASTER'S STUDIES
MOSCOW AUTOMOTIVE AND ROAD STATE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (MADI) in 2016
1. Citizens are admitted to the MADI master's program on a competitive basis Russian Federation and citizens of other states who have documents on higher education of any level.
The number of state-funded places for enrolling students in areas of study is approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. In addition to the allocated control figures for admission to the magistracy, citizens are accepted for study on the basis of contracts with payment of the cost of education by legal entities or individuals.
2. Citizens of other states are admitted to the magistracy on the basis of international treaties and agreements, as well as through direct relations with foreign enterprises, institutions and organizations.
Foreign citizens can be admitted to the magistracy through the state line on the basis of referrals from the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, or on a contract basis. Registration of national passports and support of the contract are carried out in the manner adopted at the university.
3. Applicants to the magistracy submit the following documents:
A personal statement addressed to the rector of the institute indicating the direction of training and the name of the master's program;
A photocopy of the diploma and its appendix with the presentation of the originals;
A photocopy of the passport with the provision of the original;
4 photos sized 3×4 on matte paper;
Documents confirming the individual achievements of the applicant, in accordance with the selection criteria.
Persons who have received education in foreign countries present documents on education in the original and in translation into Russian (the latter is certified by a Russian notary or consulate of the Russian Federation in the country of issue of the document on education and official seal), a copy of the certificate of equivalence of documents of foreign states on education - to a diploma on higher professional education of the Russian Federation at the bachelor's level, issued by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, as well as a certificate of the form of education (budgetary or commercial).
5. Admission to the magistracy is carried out on the basis of a competition based on the results of entrance examinations.
6. Applicants to the magistracy pass the following entrance exams:
Citizens of the Russian Federation - exams in the specialty, in writing. The duration of the exam is 60 minutes without a break, it is possible to conduct an exam using a test form and an interview during the work of the commission to verify the results of the exam.
Foreign citizens - entrance exams in the specialty (in Russian).
The exam schedule is approved by the chairman of the selection committee.
Entrance exams are held in two stages:
7. Admission of the entrance exam to the magistracy is carried out by examination committees, the composition of which is approved by order of the rector of MADI.
Exams are graded on a 100-point scale. The minimum number of points for participation in the competition is 40 points.
An appeal against the results of the exam is submitted on the day of the announcement of the results and during the next working day.
After considering the appeal, the commission decides to change the assessment or leave it unchanged.
8. Selection criteria:
The results of the entrance exams;
A diploma with honors;
Availability of diplomas and awards of scientific conferences, exhibitions, competitions, olympiads, publications in scientific journals (in the relevant field of study);
9. Enrollment to the magistracy is carried out by order of the rector of MADI, indicating the direction of higher education and the master's program.
The order of admission to budget places.
1) Those who have passed through the competition within 3 working days after the announcement of the results of the exam submit to the selection committee an application in the established form of consent to enrollment.
2) Within 10 working days after receiving applications for consent to enrollment, an order of the rector on enrollment is issued.
3) Lists of those enrolled no later than the next day after the issuance of the order are posted on the website of the selection committee.
The procedure for enrolling in paid places.
1) those who did not pass the competition for budget places, wishing to enter the master's program on a paid basis for the same program, submit an application to the selection committee during the work of the selection committee.
2) within 3 working days, the applicant concludes a Study Agreement, pays for tuition for a semester (payment for an academic year is possible), submits Copies of the Agreement and payment receipts to the admissions committee.
The number of paid places is set separately for each master's program.
3) enrollment orders are issued no later than August 1 (first wave) and August 30 (second wave)
4) Lists of those enrolled no later than the next day after the issuance of the order are posted on the website of the selection committee.
10. After issuing an order for enrollment, the MADI Human Resources Department forms and registers the personal file of the enrolled undergraduate student, into which the documents specified in clause 4 are filed, and also issues a student card. The record book is issued by the dean's office of the relevant faculty.
11. The term of study in full-time magistracy is two years, in correspondence - two years and five months.
12. Undergraduate students are assigned a scholarship by the dean of the faculty in accordance with the Regulations on scholarships and other forms of social support for students.
13. Students enrolled in a full-time magistracy are given the right to receive a deferment from conscription for military service for the period of study at a university in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.
In Russia, students had no idea about the magistracy, and in general they did not know what it was. And already in 2003, Russia joined the Bologna process, and training was now divided into two parts: four years (as if basic) and two (at the end of the main course, studies end with the defense of a master's thesis).
Why do you need a master's degree?
The fact is that the task of the Bologna process is to enable specialists who have graduated from universities to go to any country in the world and easily find a job there in their specialty. That is, the level of education should be high and approximately the same in different states. Students trained in master's programs have identical knowledge and skills. About six years (since 2012) have already passed since almost all Russian universities switched to such a system of teaching their students.
Do I need to go to graduate school?
A four-year study at the institutes gives students only the basic knowledge base for their chosen profession. And only in the last year of their undergraduate studies they begin to give the basics so that they can comprehend the intricacies of the profession. There is one more aspect. If you want to find a job abroad, then without a diploma after a master's degree, it is unlikely that you will be able to fulfill your dream. Preference will be given not to a specialist, but to a master.
How to apply for a master's degree
First of all, the student will face the question of the beginning of training. How to apply for a master's degree? Who has this opportunity? Only students of the last year of bachelor's degree or everyone, of course, from among those who have higher education? Is it possible to apply for a master's program if you are a 49-year-old man working as a security guard in a hypermarket? The answer is, in general, simple.
If you are a citizen of Russia living abroad, or a foreign citizen who has received a bachelor's or specialist's degree, then you can safely apply to a university. Thus, there are no prohibitions regarding gender, age, nationality.
You will be required to pass a competitive selection for free education to pass entrance examinations. By the way, these tests may differ from each other in different universities. You will have to pass a comprehensive graded exam (usually oral). The approximate passing score depends on the rules for admission to a particular university.
In addition, the following documents must be submitted:
- passport and photocopies;
- application for admission;
- diplomas confirming your higher education;
- photo of the required size;
- if admission is on preferential terms, then documents confirming the right to benefits will be required;
- certificates from health workers for permission to study;
- In some educational institutions Applicants are required to submit a portfolio.
Here are sample steps describing how to enroll in a master's program.
Forms of study
This question is always of interest to students. For convenience, educational institutions go towards students. You can get an education:
- full-time (the most complete, deep learning, designed for daily classes);
- in absentia (twice a year visits to the university, control of knowledge acquisition);
- evening training (students work during the day, study in the evening);
- remotely (having a computer and access to the Internet, students study according to an individual study schedule, which is very convenient to combine with work or any other employment).
Price
Those who are thinking of going after a bachelor's or a specialist's degree to a master's should know that tuition, as a rule, is paid. That is, to solve the question: "How to enter the magistracy?" - this is one thing, but paid or free education is completely different. Moreover, the cost of training depends on the location. educational institution, and on its prestige, and on the form of education. You can not discount the amount of points that you scored upon admission to the entrance examinations. The profile of the profession and its popularity also affect. Approximate prices in renowned universities and institutes of Moscow reach from fifty to three hundred thousand rubles a year. And if the choice was made in the direction of management or applied informatics, then the price will double or even triple.
Now it’s clear how to enter the magistracy, but this is only half the battle. How to unlearn and finish? Here is a non-trivial question. In general, everything is not so simple.
And how to enter the master's program on a budget? Is it possible? Yes, it's possible. If you have a bachelor's degree or a diploma that you received before 2012 (specialist diploma), then a master's degree will be considered for you as the first higher education. The future student will be admitted to the competition on a budgetary basis.
How to apply for a master's degree after a bachelor's degree? If you studied for a bachelor's degree for free, then continue the same free education further. Moreover, a student will be able to get another profession if he considers that the choice he made earlier turned out to be wrong.
What areas does the magistracy cover?
This is a very interesting and important question. In the magistracy, in two years of study, you will be able to significantly supplement your knowledge and skills in the specialty that you received in the bachelor's or specialist's programs. However, you can also radically change your choice.
What is the most popular now in the magistracy? Each student has a choice:
- psychological direction;
- advertising;
- economy;
- management activities;
- management;
- pedagogical disciplines;
- Applied Informatics;
- design.
So, where to enter the magistracy is a purely individual matter. You can choose from a huge variety of universities and training programs both in Russia and abroad.
Acceptance of applications from applicants to the MGIMO master's program in 2020 will be held from June 17, 2020 to July 20, 2020 (inclusive).
To submit documents to the MGIMO-University master's program, you must:
- magistracy in electronic form.
- visit admission committee magistracy
You must submit to the Admissions Committee:
- internal passport (for foreigners - foreign) and a copy of the main pages;
- documents (original and copy) of the established form on higher education (bachelor's, specialist's or master's degree). Acceptance of documents for admission to state-funded places from persons with higher education received under specialist's programs or master's programs is not allowed.
If you are not studying at MGIMO and you have not yet received a diploma, then you must submit a certificate from the dean's office on the timing of graduation and receiving a diploma. Documents on education issued abroad must be recognized (nostrified) in the prescribed manner. The recognition procedure can be completed at MGIMO if you submit your documents before July 20, 2020.
- the original and a copy of the military ID / registration certificate (for those liable for military service);
- photographs for documents (black and white or color, matte): 4 photos sized 3.5 × 4.5;
- the original and a copy of the document confirming the applicant's individual achievements;
- upon admission to the program "Politics and Economics of the Regions of the World" in the direction of preparation " Foreign Regional Studies» documents confirming knowledge of two foreign languages at an advanced level.
Official documents, including documents on education, issued in the territory of foreign states, must be legalized in the prescribed manner in the country of their issue. Documents drawn up in one of the national languages of the Russian Federation or foreign states must be translated into Russian. The accuracy of the translation and the authenticity of the translator's signature must be notarized.
Advice on nostrification, legalization and translation of documents into foreign languages: .
The Admissions Office of the Master's Degree is located in com. 112 (new building, first floor, separate entrance from the side of Lobachevsky street, follow the signs "Admission committee of the magistracy").
Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 17:00.
Tel.: +7 495 229 54-35 , +7 495 234-58-42 ;
e-mail: .
MGIMO has a pass system, so the entrance to the University is possible only through the Admissions Committee of the Master's program upon presentation of the passport and the necessary package of documents to the security staff.