🌐 Today in the spotlight of our #MGIMOschools series – the Master’s program “Complex Studies of Integration Processes” at the Eurasian Studies Institute (ESI). This is a unique interdisciplinary Master’s program for those who want to become architects of Eurasian policy and experts on cooperation within the EAEU and beyond. The programme is offered in two tracks: “Economics” and “International Relations.” Its key feature is the evening modular format (classes start at 5:30 PM), which makes it ideal for those planning to combine their Master’s degree with a professional career. 🎓 The programme aims at professional training and retraining of civil servants, business community representatives, and anyone interested in the politics of the EAEU, as well as the theory and practice of integration processes in the modern world. Key advantages of the “Complex Studies of Integration Processes” program: ✔ Modular education system; ✔ International faculty: lectures from professors from EAEU member states and other integration blocs, leading experts from the Institute of Europe and the Primakov Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and current specialists from the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC); ✔ Professional community: opportunities to network with staff and heads of Russian ministries and the EEC – a solid foundation for business ties and long‑term networking; ✔ Opportunity to study within the Eurasian Consortium of Universities programme, delivered in a networked format; ✔ Internships and placements in partner organisations both in Russia and abroad. 📖 In addition, ESI students can take up additional tracks (“Global Security”, “International Human Rights Protection”) without interrupting their main academic program. The admission process consists of two steps: 1️⃣ Submission and review of the portfolio; 2️⃣ Comprehensive entrance test (a language test in English/French and an oral interview in the chosen field of study). 👤 An ESI graduate is a specialist who: 🔵 Has a deep understanding of integration mechanisms and global governance structures; 🔵 Possesses applied competencies to substantiate decisions that contribute to the implementation of state foreign policy; 🔵 Is ready to work in the EEC, ministries, international corporations, and think tanks. ▶️ For more information about the Master’s program “Complex Studies of Integration Processes”, please follow the link. We remind you that the admission campaign for MGIMO Master’s programs is already in full swing! You can submit your documents on the website. We look forward to welcoming you to the ranks of MGIMO students! Learn more about MGIMO on our website. 🌐 MGIMO International (ENG) | МГИМО для иностранцев (RUS)