Over 32,000 higher education applications received by VVDU from potential students
In the heart of Russia's Far East, Vladivostok State University (VWGU) has announced that all budget spots for bachelor's and specialist programs have been filled for the 2022-2023 academic year. With a total of 31,972 applications received, the university has seen a significant increase in interest, particularly from students in the Primorsky Krai, Khabarovsk, Sakhalin, Kamchatka, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Chita Oblast, and other regions of Russia.
For those interested in learning more about the university, the phone number for inquiries is +7 (423) 240-40-23. While the exact website is not provided in the text, information about the university, including scholarship programs, can be found on their official website.
The Engineering School and the Institute of Information Technology and Data Analysis have seen the most freshmen enroll this year, with popular fields among applicants including IT and engineering, pedagogical, tourism, legal, and humanities. Students at VWGU have the option to pay for their education on a monthly basis if that is more convenient.
Applications for master's and doctoral programs, as well as contract-based programs for all higher education programs, are accepted until September 20. Students with good academic performance, active student involvement, and available seats can switch from contract to budget status at VWGU. Applications for contractual enrollment can be submitted until mid-September.
VWGU Rector, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor Tatiana Terentyeva, stated that the high demand for engineering and IT programs confirms the university's strategic course towards developing engineering education. This year, 639 applicants were admitted on a budget basis to bachelor's and specialist programs.
For those considering medical studies (MBBS), it is worth noting that these remain popular with a structured curriculum including Russian language, anatomy, biochemistry, pathology, and public health, especially for international students. Fields like engineering, physics, mathematics, and nuclear science attract students nationwide, supported by fully funded scholarships and strong government backing.
In the context of Russian universities, Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU), the closest and most relevant large university to Vladivostok, ranks 24th in Russia and is known for its research and education contributions across multiple disciplines, including natural sciences and engineering. This suggests that VWGU may share similar academic trends, with an emphasis on STEM and regional studies.
To obtain precise enrollment numbers and the exact popular fields of study for VWGU’s 2022-2023 admission, it is recommended to consult the university’s official admissions office or website directly, as publicly available data does not provide that level of detail.
- Interested individuals can find more information about Vladivostok State University (VWGU), including scholarship programs and the popular fields of study for the 2022-2023 academic year, on their official website.
- For those considering studying engineering, IT, medical studies (MBBS), or fields like physics, mathematics, nuclear science, VWGU offers a structured curriculum and, in some cases, fully funded scholarships.
