Introduction

The Moscow Institute of Public Administration and Law is a non-profit public higher education institution located in Moscow, offering bachelor's and master's degree programs in a variety of fields.

Overview

The school is small in size, with a student population of between 3,000 and 3,999. The admissions policy is selective, with an acceptance rate of between 80% and 90%.

History and establishment time

The school was established in 1992.

School strength

Teaching staff: Although the specific information is unknown, as a higher education institution, it has a team of teachers with professional knowledge and teaching experience.

Teaching facilities: The school provides students with academic facilities such as libraries and administrative services.

Institutional nature

A non-profit public higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' legal literacy and legal thinking, emphasizing the combination of theory and practice, guiding students to independently research and solve problems, with the goal of cultivating legal professionals with international vision and innovative ability.

Key laboratories and disciplines

No clear key laboratory information was found. The disciplines cover multiple fields such as arts and humanities, business and social sciences, such as law, accounting, economics, and political science.

Faculty

The school's disciplines are divided into 6 major sections, including arts and humanities, business and social sciences, etc., and each section is further divided into multiple specific professional directions.

Ranking

Ranked 10,100th among 14,131 universities in the world, 2,665th among 2,785 universities in Europe, and 377th among 385 universities in Russia.

Expenses

Undergraduate tuition is 450,000 rubles per year, master's degree is 500,000 rubles per year, and doctoral degree is 600,000 rubles per year.

Campus environment

The school is located in downtown Moscow. The specific campus environment details have not been found yet, but as a university located in a metropolitan city, it must be able to provide students with relatively rich learning and living resources.