People's Friendship University of Russia (RUDN)
Overview
People's Friendship University of Russia (PFUR), also known as RUDN University, was founded on
5 February 1960 by the USSR Government. In 1961, it was named after
Patrice Lumumba, a symbol of the African peoples' fight for independence.
The University is located in Moscow, Russia’s capital city, known for its
900-year-old legendary history, vibrant culture, and status as the
educational, industrial, and business hub of Russia.
Moscow has around 200 universities, offering world-class and affordable education
across disciplines.
With more than 53 years of academic excellence, PFUR has become one of the
largest international, scientific, and educational centers in Russia. For the past 15 years, it
has consistently ranked among the top 5 Russian universities out of over 3000
higher education institutions.
Key Highlights
- Over 1700 professors and faculty members
- Highly reputed medical faculty with global recognition
- Graduates working in 110+ countries worldwide
- Strong emphasis on research, innovation, and international collaboration
Medical Faculty
The Medical Faculty of RUDN University is well-respected both in Russia and
internationally. More than 6,400 professionals trained here are successfully
practicing across the globe. Prominent scientists and medical experts actively teach and guide
students through lectures, seminars, and research opportunities, making it one of the most
prestigious medical schools in Russia.
Admission Process
To apply for admission at the Medical Faculty of RUDN University, applicants must provide the
following documents via email to the Admissions Office:
- Copy of the first 4 pages of a valid International Passport
- Copy of Higher Secondary School Certificate
- Filled Application Form
- Payment receipt of Invitation/Visa processing fees (paid to the Coordinator for foreign students)
Based on these documents, the University will issue an official invitation letter
for a student visa, approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Upon arrival, students must
present their original educational certificates, attested or apostilled by the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
