Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia

Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (MGSU) is a public university established in the year 1921 in Moscow, Russia.

The National Research Moscow State University of Civil Engineering is the higher education institute for Engineering in Russia and other technical courses for further education also.

It is the leading technical school of higher and further studies in the area of construction and civil engineering. The university has dominance in Architecture, Construction, Urban Planning, Computer Science and Engineering, Applied Mechanics, Economics, Management with excellence in Civil Engineering.

The university is a part of ASV which is Assistance to construction education an international organization consisting of only 152 universities from across different countries globally. Apart from that, it is internationally active in many university collaborations and a member of 80 such associations with 35 countries.

The students’ enrollment is more than 15000 from various parts of the globe gathered for studying engineering in Russian Universities. It has 1300 faculty members, 200 educational programs, 26 research centers, and 120 hectares of widespread and well-facilitated campus. With sports clubs, canteens, cafeteria, hostels, academic buildings, research centers, youth centers, student areas and many more interesting destinations for students.

The intake of admission in this university is usually twice a year, that is a month of January for fall semesters and June for all semesters.

The Moscow state university of civil engineering is accredited by the following:

The Moscow state university of civil engineering is recognized by the Ministry of Science and Higher education by the Russian federation.

The Moscow state university of civil engineering available the engineering programs in dual medium as under:

The medium of teaching in the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering is Russian and English medium for the Engineering students.