
Приемная кампания 2026 года в российских вузах завершится 30 сентября для платных мест бакалавриата, специалитета и магистратуры, а зачисление в аспирантуру — не позднее 30 ноября, сообщили в Минобрнауки РФ.
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Приемная кампания 2026 года в российских вузах включает этапы зачисления на бюджетные и платные места по различным образовательным программам.
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Приемная кампания 2026 года в российских вузах завершится 30 сентября вместе с окончанием приема на платные места бакалавриата, специалитета и магистратуры.
Зачисление в аспирантуру завершится не позднее 30 ноября.
МОСКВА, 30 сен - РИА Новости. Приемная кампания 2026 года завершится в российских вузах 30 сентября вместе с окончанием приема на платные места бакалавриата, специалитета и магистратуры, сообщили РИА Новости в Минобрнауки РФ.
"На платные места бакалавриата, специалитета и магистратуры приемная кампания завершится 30 сентября", - говорится в сообщении.
Уточняется, что приемная кампания на бюджетные места по программам бакалавриата и специалитета завершилась 29 августа, по программам магистратуры – 20 сентября.
Зачисление в аспирантуру завершится не позднее 30 ноября.

Nine of the 17 universities participating in the pilot project for the transition to a new model of higher education admitted students fully to the pilot programs in 2026. More than 750 thousand applications were submitted for 320 areas of basic and specialized higher education. The project has been implemented since 2023 by decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The damage caused to high schools in the Paris region during student protests has risen to one million euros. Students blocked 60 institutions, leading to the cancellation of classes; As a result of the protests, 12 children, 12 law enforcement officers and eight teachers were injured. High school students in many French cities continue to protest with calls to reduce the course load, reduce overcrowding and increase the number of teachers.

In France, high school students staged protests outside more than 300 schools, injuring at least 10 school staff and several students. National Education Minister Edouard Geffret reported injuries from pyrotechnic mortars and other incidents, including the beating of a teacher and the wounding of the lyceum director. The head of the French Interior Ministry announced the detention of more than 160 people.

The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Valery Falkov, said that the new model of higher education is of interest to applicants and employers. He summed up the results of the admissions campaign together with the rectors of the universities participating in the pilot project and discussed the tasks for the 2026/27 academic year, emphasizing the importance of communication with students, their families and university partners.

In French regions, protests by secondary school students continue to address the problem of teaching staff shortages and overcrowded classes. On September 29, protests affected about ten educational institutions in Ile-de-France, including the blocking of the Hélène Boucher Lycée in Paris, where there were 35 students in classes and insufficient funding for extracurricular activities and air conditioning. Similar protests took place in Saint-Denis, Lille (Hauts-de-France), where 12 schools were blocked and four people were detained, as well as in the Alpes-Maritimes, where about ten participants were detained on suspicion of vandalism. Several universities in Toulouse and Villeneuve-d'Ascq were also blocked. On Tuesday, more than 200 protests at schools were recorded across the country, ranging from attempted lockdowns to complete blocking of access. According to Franceinfo, on September 28, access was blocked at 180 secondary schools across France, and 164 people were detained.

Experts from the National Research University Higher School of Economics have identified 20 persistent legal misconceptions among Russians, the most popular of which is the myth about the impossibility of returning goods without a receipt—it accounts for more than 21% of search queries. Other common myths include the 14-day rule, liability for broken items in stores, inheritance, and cancellation of a gift deed.