Introduction to Modern University for the Humanities

Modern University for the Humanities is located in Moscow, Russia. It is a private university that once provided distance education.

Overview

In 2008, the university claimed to have more than 200,000 students, with 628 education centers in the Russian Federation and CIS countries, as well as education centers in Vietnam, Israel, China and other countries.

History and establishment time

Founded in 1992, it was decertified on April 26, 2015, and was deprived of its school license on January 30, 2017.

School strength

Teaching resources: It has satellite education technology and satellite education TV stations, which can provide distance learning resources to many places.

Scientific research and publishing: There are eight research institutes on campus, involving fields such as educational project development. Its publishing house publishes more than 8 million educational and academic documents each year.

International cooperation: It joined the Magna Carta in 2003 and has signed bilateral agreements with many foreign universities, giving students the opportunity to study abroad.

Institutional nature

A non-profit private higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

“Accessible quality education”, which means high-quality education that can be obtained.

Key laboratories and disciplines

There are eight research institutes, including educational project development and educational technology development, covering many fields such as education, business, political science, communications, and law.

Faculty

The school offers courses from preparatory to doctoral degrees, covering six major fields including arts and humanities, business and social sciences, medicine and health, science and technology.

Ranking

In 2024, the country ranked 240th and 6453rd in the world.

Campus environment

The school is located in Moscow. There is little information about the campus environment, but there have been reports that some of its branches have problems with teaching venues.