About the University

The Vernadsky Russian State University of National Economy (Vernadsky University) was established in 1930 as the Fur Institute, originally dedicated to training specialists for the wildlife management and hunting industry. Over its 93-year history, it has evolved into a specialized university that educates highly qualified managers for Russia and neighboring countries.

Today, Vernadsky University has a rich history and extensive experience in both education and scientific research. It plays a vital role in the education system by training professionals for rural areas across the country. The university's programs cover a wide range of disciplines, including agriculture, economics, law, psychology, and education, preparing graduates to excel in diverse fields.

Vernadsky University offers a diverse range of programs, featuring 21 bachelor’s degrees, 11 master’s degrees, and 10 vocational training programs at the secondary level. Additionally, the university provides 18 advanced training programs for research and teaching staff. This year, we are proud to introduce new programs in housing and communal services and municipal management for the first time.
Currently, 6 000+ students from across the country are enrolled in over 40 vocational, bachelor's, specialist, master's, and postgraduate programs at Vernadsky University. The university offers flexible learning options, allowing students to choose from full-time, part-time, or distance learning formats to best suit their needs.