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| Tuition-Based Admission (Fee-Paying Seats) | |
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| Start of document submission | June 01, 2026 |
| End of document submission | July 24, 2026 |
| Entrance examinations period (end date) | Juny 08, 2026 - July 31, 2026 |
| Enrollment (issuance of admission orders) | By Until August 12, 2026 |
| Basis for enrollment | Tuition Fee Payment |
Individuals who hold a higher medical and/or pharmaceutical education degree are eligible to enroll in residency training programs.
Admission is subject to the qualification requirements for medical and pharmaceutical professionals as established by the Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated May 2, 2023, No. 206n, “On Approval of Qualification Requirements for Medical and Pharmaceutical Professionals with Higher Education” (registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on June 1, 2023, registration No. 73677, as amended by Order No. 72n dated February 19, 2024).
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The standard duration of residency training is two years for all specialties, with the exception of 4:
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To apply for government-funded programs, you must register on the Education in Russia website (https://education-in-russia.com/ ) once the application period opens on the platform.
To apply for tuition-based residency training at RUDN University, international applicants must submit:
Yes, applicants for tuition-based residency programs must take entrance exams.
The list of entrance exams and the schedule can be found on the university’s website: https://admission.rudn.ru/pk/2025/admission_rules/PP_ord_2025.pdf
For further information, please contact the Residency Office for International Students by email at residency@pfur.ru
or by phone at +7 (499) 936-86-27, +7 (495) 787-38-03 ext. 26-33, 26-27.
Tuition fees for residency training programs can be found on the official RUDN University website: https://www.rudn.ru/education/fee-paying-education
Required documents can be submitted in electronic format via the University’s online information system at international.rudn.ru,
by email to residency@rudn.ru,
or in person at the following address:
10 Miklukho-Maklaya Street, Building 2, Office 46, Moscow, Russia.
No, international applicants and stateless persons who have obtained their medical education in the Russian Federation are not required to provide an accreditation certificate when applying for residency training, whether on a government-funded or tuition-based basis.
Residency training at RUDN University is conducted in Russian.
If you do not speak Russian, you will need to complete a one-year Russian language preparatory course before starting your residency program.
Generally, international residents are provided with dormitory accommodation.
The cost of accommodation depends on the living conditions and is not included in the tuition fee.
International residents enrolled in state-funded (budget) residency programs receive a monthly scholarship of 11,330 RUB throughout the entire period of their studies.