I'm planning on doing some type of exchange program in Russia.

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The discussion centers around seeking information on exchange programs in Russia, specifically targeting schools with strong physics programs. Participants highlight Moscow as a prime location, mentioning institutions like Moscow State University and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) as reputable options. There is an acknowledgment of Russia's proficiency in nonlinear theory and physics overall. One user expresses interest in pursuing a doctoral degree in engineering, noting that the academic path in Russia can be lengthy, often taking nearly ten years. Concerns about the academic landscape are raised, particularly regarding the loss of researchers at Moscow State University in recent years. The conversation also touches on the importance of experiencing Russian culture by studying in a city setting. Users recommend checking out various institutes, including the Moscow Aviation Institute, and express gratitude for shared insights.
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is anybody here from Russia? I ask as I'm planning on doing some type of exchange program there, and am looking for schools that have strong physics programs.


i'm hoping to go to a school near a city so I get a better chance to experinece russian life.
 
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I believe that Moscow has a few decent technical institutes. Russians are rather proficient in nonlinear theory & are excellent physicists - amongst other things.
 
momentum_waves said:
I believe that Moscow has a few decent technical institutes. Russians are rather proficient in nonlinear theory & are excellent physicists - amongst other things.
Действительно...
(Могу я посоветовать mipt.ru :wink:)
 
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bomba923 said:
Действительно...
(Могу я посоветовать mipt.ru :wink:)

как я могу поступит вету школу ыесли я американиц?
 
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I took a year of Russian at my university and I have basically no idea what you guys are saying (I recognize a few words, but that's it).

Moscow State University seems to be a good school, but I don't know much about it. Maybe look at St. Petersburg State as well.
 
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mattmns said:
I took a year of Russian at my university and I have basically no idea what you guys are saying (I recognize a few words, but that's it).

Moscow State University seems to be a good school, but I don't know much about it.

i'm cheating actually

using google translate and http://www.wowwi.orc.ru/cgi-bin/tt.cgi that.

but i was born in russia so i remember a lot of words i just don't know how to spell them
 
Hello:

Do you know about the actual academic level in Russia. I've heard it tooks almost ten years to get a doctoral degree. I'm interested in getting a PhD equivalent in Russia, maybe in engineering. Is this a good idea?
 
I think it depends on the field. Moscow State University is famous. However, the "elite" institutes in Russia are probably the ones located in Chernogolovka (Landau institute etc).
Moscow State has lost a LOT of researchers over the past decade or so (for obvious reasons) but still have -from what I understand- some very good programs.
 
Thanks a lot. I'm checking the MAI (Moscow Aviation Institute) website and looks nice. I'm going to follow your advice on these places. Thank you!
 
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The Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) is a good choice for someone who is interested in a good university.
 

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