Hebrew University Moscow, Mahon Hamesh Campus

• Location: Moscow, Russia;
• Age of students: 17+;
• Type: mixed;
• Language of instruction: Russian.

The University was founded on August 8, 2001 on the initiative of the FJCR President A.M. Boroda and the Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar in order to observe Jewish traditions when receiving specialized education.  The main principles of studying at the university remain a high level of professionalism and integration with Jewish tradition.

The founder of the university is the Religious Organization of Orthodox Judaism - the Moscow Maryinoroschina Jewish Community.

The educational process of the university is carried out according to curricula and programs in accordance with the schedule of the educational process. Schedules of the educational process reflect all types of educational activities for each semester with an indication of the timing of the implementation of theoretical training, practices, exams, holidays.

The university conducts training in several areas at the following faculties:

• Humanitarian-economic;
• Law and Information Technology;
• Additional education.

The university regularly hosts international scientific and practical conferences, in which scientists and practitioners in various fields take part.

Research activities with students are carried out within the framework of their participation in research work, scientific circles, scientific conferences, seminars, competitions and other events. The university has a student scientific society. 

For the accommodation of nonresident students, the university provides one-room apartments equipped with a bathroom and toilet. The cost of living in the hostel is included in the tuition fee. 

On the territory of the university there are all the necessary premises for cooking and eating. The university has concluded contracts for the provision of catering services: theyare provided with regular healthy, kosher and environmentally friendly three meals a day.

The University organizes for its students excursions to historical places of Russia and visits to museums in Moscow. Also, university students are involved in participating in community events dedicated to the celebration of all traditional holidays, in citywide and sports events. 

The university has two full-fledged campuses within walking distance from metro stations, equipped with everything necessary for comfortable living, studying and leisure. Campuses have a fenced area and round-the-clock professional security with video surveillance.

In buildings at the following addresses: Otradnaya Street, 6. and Oleniy Val St., 3, bld.1 there are 48 classrooms with a total area of about 1930 sq. m. Classrooms are equipped with technical means (audio equipment, acoustic amplifiers and speakers, headphones, video equipment, multimedia projectors, TV).

On the campuses of the university there are laboratories equipped with modern high-performance equipment (for example, an economic research laboratory), an advertising and design studio, a course and diploma design room, a courtroom, a forensic laboratory and others.

For software classes at the university are equipped with modern computers with everything necessary three computer classes. 

The library of the university contains more than 10,000 copies of educational and scientific literature, spacious reading rooms in each of the campuses. Also, university students are given access to two electronic libraries. High-speed unlimited Internet access is available in all areas of the university, including the dormitory.

The university has created conditions for students and applicants with disabilities: the entrances to the university campuses are equipped with stationary ramps for wheelchairs, and in some classrooms and toilets extended doorways are installed.

The University has concluded an agreement with Spartak Stadium LLC, in the sports and gyms of which physical culture and sports classes of students, extracurricular sports events of teachers and employees are held. 

The university has a medical office for first aid and health protection of students and employees; medical care for injuries, acute and chronic diseases; implementation of therapeutic, preventive and rehabilitative measures

The academic year includes two semesters:

• Autumn: September – January,
• Spring: February – June.

After each semester, students take a session. Holidays for students are organized in winter and summer.

Additional costs:

• Meals outside the university;
• Transport;
• Stationery;
• Leisure and other expenses.

Together with the application in Russian language for admission to study, the applicant provides the following documents: 

• Document on complete secondary education (or other document on education);
• Passport;
• Passport data of one of the parents; 
• SNILS for citizens of the Russian Federation;
• Medical certificate (form No 286 or No 086);
• Photo 3×4 (matte, 2 pieces);
• Document of military registration (for male citizens of the Russian Federation who have not reached the age of 27);
• Contract for training (2 pieces);
• Application of consent to enrollment;
• Application for admission to entrance examinations;
• Application for recertification of disciplines;
•  Application for cost reduction;
• Document confirming disability;
• A document confirming that the applicant is the winner or prize-winner of the final stage of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren;
• A document confirming the presence of individual achievements in accordance with Part IV of the Rules of Admission to the Hebrew University.

Documents made in a foreign language must be translated into Russian.

The applicant can send to the university the documents necessary for admission in the following ways: 

• in electronic form through an electronic information system, as well as through a super service;
• through postal operators;
• personally. 

The deadline for accepting the application for admission to training and the documents attached to the application is no later than June 20. The university can conduct additional admission for vacant places within the deadlines established by it. Admission to study is completed no later than December 31.

The total number of students at the Hebrew University is 133 people, of which 98 people are full-time, 6 people are part-time, and 29 are part-time.

Graduates of the university are in demand by the largest Russian and foreign companies, work as managers, analysts, lawyers, programmers, heads of departments in such companies as:

• Wimm-Bill-Dan,
• PepciCo,
• El Dorado
• Gazprom,
• Intel
• Luxor
• Condre,
• PRODO Group,
• in large banks, insurance companies and advertising agencies. 

• Completed secondary general education (11 grades), secondary vocational or higher education;
• Successful completion of entrance tests or the results of the Unified State Exam, counted as the results of entrance examinations.

Minimum number of USE points: 

• Russian language – 36;
• Mathematics – 27;
• Informatics and ICT – 40;
• Physics – 36;
• Social Studies – 42;
• History – 32;
• Foreign language – 22.

Students in the presence of positive academic performance in the educational programs of additional education "Fundamentals of jewish tradition", the absence of absences for unreasonable reasons and disciplinary sanctions on their application are reduced by 95% of the cost provided for by the contract.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision