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BackThe 2026 admissions campaign at Russian universities will end on September 30
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The 2026 admissions campaign at Russian universities will end on September 30

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The 2026 admissions campaign at Russian universities will end on September 30 for paid places in bachelor’s, specialist’s and master’s degrees, and enrollment in graduate school will end no later than November 30, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation reported.

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The 2026 admissions campaign at Russian universities will end on September 30, along with the end of admission to paid places for bachelor's, specialist's and master's degrees.

Enrollment in graduate school will end no later than November 30.

MOSCOW, September 30 - RIA Novosti. The 2026 admissions campaign will end at Russian universities on September 30, along with the end of admission to paid places for bachelor's, specialist and master's degrees, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation told RIA Novosti.

“The admission campaign for paid places in bachelor’s, specialist’s and master’s degrees will end on September 30,” the message says.

It is clarified that the admissions campaign for budget places in bachelor’s and specialist’s programs ended on August 29, for master’s programs – on September 20.

Enrollment in graduate school will end no later than November 30.

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