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Program “11th grade. Program “Grade 11 National University of Higher School of Economics elective courses

Dear applicants! The conclusion of contracts for paid educational services for bachelor's degree programs was completed on August 20, 2019. Orders for the enrollment of applicants who paid for the contract and passed the original certificate will be published on the website on August 23, 2019. Unclaimed copies of contracts for students admitted (enrolled by orders) were transferred to the educational offices of faculties as part of the personal student affairs. You will be able to receive the contract in your hands in September, during the course of your studies, at the faculty’s educational office.

The conclusion of contracts for paid educational services for applicants in 2019 will begin from 07/01/2019 to 08/20/2019. Admission by appointment in the applicant’s personal account. The recording will be available after submitting documents for participation in the competition. To conclude an agreement, the personal presence of the applicant and his legal representative (one of the parents) is required. Passports are required (birth certificate for different surnames). Service for concluding agreements for all educational programs, with the exception of the “Double degree program in economics of the National Research University Higher School of Economics and the University of London” (Address: Moscow, Pokrovsky Boulevard 11, building T, room T808 (metro Kitay-Gorod, Chistye Prudy, Kurskaya ) - Phone for information only under ICEF agreements : +7 495 580 8915) and “Double degree programs of the National Research University Higher School of Economics of the University of London in International Relations” (Myasnitskaya str., 20, room 216) runs from 07/01/2019 to 08/20/2019 from 9:30 to 19:00 Mon-Fri, in the building at the address: st. Myasnitskaya, 20, room 124, consulting - room. 124, email address for questions and payment receipts [email protected].

Payment is made for the first half of the year according to the receipt issued upon conclusion of the contract within 3 working days. The receipt is generated taking into account the discount based on the results of the Unified State Exam without taking into account points for individual achievements, to which the applicant is entitled. The size of the discount can be specified. A discount provided on other grounds (not the sum of points on the Unified State Exam) based on the results of participation in olympiads, based on the results of training: at the HSE Lyceum, at the Faculty of Pre-University Preparation, at the MIEM School of Physics and Mathematics, at Partner educational organizations: basic and key regional schools , regional centers of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, schools of the distributed lyceum, are formalized by an additional agreement, subject to successful completion of all entrance tests, taking into account the points for the individual achievements of the applicant and the shortfall of the established number of points to pass from August 8 to August 20.

Enrollment into paid places is carried out from August 10 to August 30, 2019 upon payment of the concluded contract, application for consent to enrollment and the original certificate submitted to the admissions committee. IMPORTANT: after payment has been made, send it to the Contract Service [email protected] check confirming payment.

The double degree program in economics of the National Research University Higher School of Economics and the University of London concludes contracts in the Financial and Contractual Department International Institute of Economics and Finance(ICEF) at the address: (Address: Moscow, Pokrovsky Boulevard 11, building T, room T808 (metro Kitay-Gorod, Chistye Prudy, Kurskaya) - Phone number for inquiries only for ICEF agreements: +7 495 580 8915).

Registration of contracts for applicants to the double degree program of the National Research University Higher School of Economics and the University of London "International Relations" is carried out at the address: Moscow, st. Myasnitskaya, 20, room. 216 by separate pre-registration (Not through the applicant’s personal account): Korotkin Boris Aleksandrovich, [email protected] or Kazakova Victoria Alexandrovna, [email protected]

Cost of education

Tuition fees for one academic year for the 2019 intake - Nizhny Novgorod
Tuition fees for one academic year for the 2019 intake - Perm
Tuition fees for one academic year for the 2019 intake - St. Petersburg

Criteria for concluding contracts 2019

Criteria for concluding contracts at ICEF from August 12 to August 20, 2019
Conclusion of contracts at the expense of the National Research University Higher School of Economics

Discounts 2019

Regulations on providing discounts on tuition fees for students studying under education agreements concluded upon admission to study at the expense of individuals and (or) legal entities
Regulations on the provision of discounts for the educational program "Double degree program of the National Research University Higher School of Economics and the University of London "Applied Data Analysis". Using the link you can download copies of Olympiad diplomas and certificates for participation in the competition for the distribution of discounts for the EP "Applied Data Analysis"
Regulations on the provision of discounts for the educational program "Double degree program of the National Research University Higher School of Economics and Kyung Hee University "Economics and Politics in Asia"
Standard form of agreement for an educational program

English language
FDP students are offered a full course of preparation for the Unified State Exam in English (aspects: writing, speaking, listening, reading, vocabulary, grammar). Teaching is carried out using multimedia teaching aids and author's manuals. The course includes lectures and seminars. Among our teachers are candidates of pedagogical and philological sciences, senior Unified State Examination experts who take part in the work of appeal and conflict commissions.
Biology
The biology course offered to FDP applicants is designed for intensive repetition and consolidation of the material studied in the basic school curriculum. At the same time, the training is aimed at preparing the exam in the form of the Unified State Exam, taking into account the features of this exam format.

The training is structured as follows: all material is divided into sections corresponding to the school curriculum in biology. Within each course there is a division into large topics that correspond to the codifier of elements in biology, and training tests are also conducted to consolidate the material covered.

Unlike the school curriculum, the sequence of biological disciplines has been changed. The first course to be studied is General Biology and Evolution, then the course is Human Anatomy and Physiology, then the Biology of Plants and Animals. Section - Ecology is studied at the end of the course, so that applicants can use the materials studied in all sections, see cause-and-effect relationships and the integrity of living nature. This will allow applicants not only to easily cope with the main part of the Unified State Exam questions, but also to give a more detailed and correct answer to more complex questions in Part 2.
Computer science
The course "Informatics" is designed for students in grades 10-11 preparing to enter universities in technical specialties. The purpose of the course is to prepare applicants for passing the Unified State Exam and studying in the first and second years of university. The program is updated annually to take into account changes and updates to the Unified State Examination.
Story
The preparation course for the Unified State Exam in history includes lectures and seminars. The lectures contain information material necessary to pass the exam, including visual material, on the history of Russian culture, as well as historical maps and diagrams. Seminars provide experience in the practical application of knowledge gained in lectures, performing tasks in accordance with the requirements of the Unified State Exam, including writing a historical essay according to the required criteria, analyzing historiographic concepts, attributing monuments and working with contour maps.
Literature
The Literature course program is aimed at 11th grade schoolchildren preparing to take the Unified State Exam in Literature. The main objective of the course of 4 modules of 8 weeks is to systematize and supplement knowledge about the authors and works included in the Unified State Exam “codifier”, to highlight cross-cutting themes and images, depiction techniques in connection with the historical context and individual traits of each writer. Home written work and modular tests are aimed at training in completing various types of Unified State Examination tasks.
Mathematics
The mathematics course program for 11th grade schoolchildren at the FDP is focused on achieving high Unified State Examination results in mathematics in 2017. The program consists of two parts, studied in parallel, (1) a review course in mathematics corresponding to the high school curriculum and the Unified State Exam program in mathematics (algebra, fundamentals of analysis, trigonometry, geometry), and (2) the study of specific techniques, approaches, and methods for solving Unified State Exam problems mathematics. Features of the teaching methodology at the FDP, which ensure high efficiency, consist in (1) the use of an interactive approach to learning, the systematic implementation of independent work of varying structure and degree of complexity under the guidance of a teacher, (2) constant operational control of the quality of material mastery, student-teacher feedback, (3) repeated repetition of key methods for solving problems in different situations, (4) construction of an individual learning path for each student.
Social science
The course consists of five sections: Man and Society, Social Relations, Politics, Economics and Law. The lectures are devoted to the consideration of the main theoretical sections of social science based on real cases: historical, literary and those that make up the modern agenda of the social world. Particular attention is paid to bridging the gap between theory and real events, which allows students to develop competencies in the scientific description of basic social objects, analysis of current information about social objects, explanation of internal and external connections of social objects, assessment of the actions of subjects of social life from the point of view of social norms, as well as the application of socio-economic and humanitarian knowledge in the process of solving cognitive problems on current social problems. Seminar classes are based on solving complex Unified State Examination tasks (original, developed in full accordance with FIPI requirements) using lecture materials in the form of group discussion, moderated by the teacher, as well as individual work. The course will allow you to most effectively prepare for passing the Unified State Exam in social studies in a short time.
Russian language
During Russian language classes during the academic year, in accordance with the program, all tasks of the Unified State Exam format will be analyzed and practiced. Testing of the passed (repeated) material is carried out on the basis of an in-class survey of students, as well as on the basis of completing tests (thematic and diagnostic tests), followed by a detailed analysis of these materials.

Preparation for writing an essay on the Russian language (Part 2 of the Unified State Exam) involves analyzing the so-called source texts with various issues (cultural-historical, spiritual-moral, moral-ethical, socio-linguistic, etc.) and turning to the works of domestic and world classics ( work on the selection of arguments). We also note that one of the lessons of the first module will be devoted to an analysis of the topics of the December essay on literature.

In general, Russian language classes are not only targeted preparation for the Unified State Exam, but also the formation of certain linguistic (language) skills, increasing the level of the student’s speech culture (and therefore the general culture of a person), and the opportunity to learn something new about their native language ... But all this is achievable only if students (FDP listeners) have a conscientious attitude towards our classes.
Physics
The main objective of the courses is to help schoolchildren master physics at a level sufficient to pass the Unified State Exam. All educational material is divided into separate topics and built on the principle of “from simple to complex.” Classes consist of a brief review of theory with an emphasis on the most important issues for understanding and practical application and a detailed analysis of the main types of problems for each topic. Students are offered to independently solve the Unified State Exam level task with subsequent analysis of errors, which helps to well assimilate and consolidate the material covered. Any questions that arise are discussed with other students and the teacher.

The Higher School of Economics has opened registration for free university-wide electives, which can be attended not only by HSE students, but by anyone interested. The courses for these electives were selected by a special university committee. The choice of topics is very wide - from programming in Python to megacities of the world, from argumentation in English to Islamic fundamentalism in the modern world. Read more about these electives in the questions and answers.

What are “university-wide electives”?

These are proprietary training courses in various areas of training. University-wide electives have long taken their place in the educational space of the university. Every year, HSE starts a whole pool of such courses of varying duration (from one month to two semesters) and topics. Humanities disciplines were the pioneers: the first 10 electives were launched in 2003 by employees. This year, the university is offering more than 50 courses that represent the four main areas of university education: economics and management, mathematics and engineering, humanities and social sciences.

Who can visit them?

Students or employees of HSE, as well as those who are not connected with the university in any way, but want to broaden their horizons, get acquainted with new areas of modern science, and gain additional knowledge and competencies, can study at university-wide electives. It doesn’t matter how old you are, what kind of basic education you have, if you are interested in some issues, you have research enthusiasm - come.

Is it free for everyone, even those who are not from HSE?

Yes, the courses are free for absolutely everyone.

Which electives are the most interesting?

It is difficult to assess “interestingness”, it all depends on individual preferences. There are courses that have been taught for several years and have their own audience, for example, or “Fashion, costume, personality: a person and his clothes in public space.” There are those that will start this year for the first time: “Physics of Condensed Matter: Basic Ideas and Modern Challenges”, “Byzantine Culture”, etc.

There are applied courses, such as “Applied Economic Analysis in STATA”, “Programming in Python for Data Collection and Analysis”, and there are courses that allow you to take a fresh look at the entire history of mankind, which can change your worldview - “History of Western European music: from Bach to Schoenberg. Experience of philosophical analysis and rational perception”, “Islamic fundamentalism in the modern world”.

A complete list of electives can be found.

How to sign up for university-wide electives?

Students register for courses electronically through the LMS system:

1. HSE students log into the LMS system using their username and password and enroll by selecting the “Elective Courses” tab.

2. External participants can submit an application electronically using the link.

Some electives conduct additional independent registration on the pages of their courses: IGITI electives, course “GR in modern Russia: theory and practice”.

I'm not sure I can go to every lecture. Will there be deductions for absences?

An elective is your free choice; you decide whether you want to attend it. But by signing up for a course, you take on some obligations, and, above all, to yourself. You are not expelled for missing classes, but the rules for attending electives are still regulated by each teacher individually. The internal logic of some courses is that if you skip a lot, you will not be able to complete the entire course.

Do you have to take exams at the end?

The exam is voluntary, even for HSE students. If they successfully pass the test, HSE students receive credits for the elective they have studied and can add it to the Appendix of their future diploma. External students of some electives, for example, IGITI electives, can apply for a certificate.

When will the class schedule be known?

University-wide electives are very different, and they start at different times (September, October, November, January and March). The schedule will be available on the website of each elective or department responsible for its implementation.

Where will the electives take place?

Lectures will be held at different sites of the National Research University Higher School of Economics.

When will they take place?

Mainly in the evening from 18.10 to 21.00.

HSE has opened registration for free university-wide electives for everyone. The range of topics is very wide - from Python programming to Islamic fundamentalism in the modern world.

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What courses

The university offers more than 50 courses that represent the four main areas of university education: economics and management, mathematics and engineering, humanities and social sciences.

There are applied courses (for example, “Applied Economic Analysis in STATA”, “Programming in Python for Data Collection and Analysis”), and there are theoretical ones (“History of Western European Music: from Bach to Schoenberg. Experience in Philosophical Analysis and Rational Perception”).

Registration for courses

Students register for courses electronically through the LMS system:

1. HSE students log into the LMS system using their username and password and enroll by selecting the “Elective Courses” tab.

2. All others can submit an application electronically.

Timetable of classes

University-wide electives start at different times (September, October, November, January and March). The schedule will be available on the website of each elective or department responsible for its implementation.

Lectures will be held at various venues of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, mainly in the evening from 18.10 to 21.00.

The full name of the educational institution is National Research University Higher School of Economics, abbreviated as HSE. The unofficial name is the result of student folk art - “Higher”.

This university is among the top 5 best universities in the country and is rightly considered the most progressive and prestigious among the capital’s institutions.

General information about the National Research University "Higher School of Economics"

The university operates on a budgetary-commercial basis: the institution receives government subsidies, income from its own scientific projects, contract students and from third-party sponsors and organizations. Such multi-channel injections into the university budget enable the institution’s management to constantly improve the material and technical base of HSE and the very quality of education.

The National Research University Higher School of Economics operates 128 research centers, 36 scientific and design laboratories, 32 international laboratories led by foreign researchers. HSE conducts the most intensive international activities among capital universities, cooperates with 298 foreign partners, and has 41 double degree programs with foreign universities.

It is noteworthy that from the very day of its foundation the institution has been headed by a permanent rector - Ya. I. Kuzminov.

“We study not for school, but for life” is the motto of the Higher School of Economics.

History of University

The Higher School of Economics cannot boast of a turbulent history. The first brick of this European-oriented university was not laid by Peter I himself, and its corridors were not trampled by Lomonosov or Nietzsche.

This is a relatively young, but very intensively developing, progressive university. If educational institutions were identified with cities, then HSE would be Singapore or Hong Kong.

So, the school was opened for students from November 17, 1992. Already in 2009, this university received the title of National Research University on a competitive basis.

Faculty of Law. We can safely say that this faculty prepares the best lawyers of Russian modern times. This is not unreasonable, because the university itself was created not without the participation of the administrative and ruling elite. It is important to note that students are taught material with a huge emphasis on practice. Specialists from government agencies, practicing lawyers, etc. are invited.

Faculty of Humanities. This faculty cannot be called specialized for HSE; reviews from experts also note that humanities students are trained here with the understanding that their specialization is a priori inferior to that of computer scientists or economists. But the faculty has the strongest school of foreign languages. Also, most lectures are public and optional for students of other specialties. Every student who wants to broaden their horizons can come to cultural studies, philosophy and additional courses in foreign languages.

Faculty of Communications, Media and Design. This faculty is the domain of female students; there are even fewer males here than in the pedagogical institute. Apparently, the laurels of Anna Wintour or Carrie Bradshaw no longer give rest to the fair sex. But seriously, the faculty trains not only journalists, but rather full-fledged specialists for media communications with an emphasis on working in the Internet environment, PR companies, and design institutions.

Faculty of Economic Sciences- the most specialized and largest faculty. Student reviews of economics and statistics at HSE as a field of study sound rather ambiguous. Allegedly, the academic workload among students is borderline unbearable. But cooperation with global transnational corporations and universities, which is available at this faculty, gives students access to unique knowledge and the opportunity for unlimited development and successful employment anywhere in the world. Future Henry Fords and Adam Smiths are produced here. Let us lower our eyes to the fact that the well-known S. Mavrodi successfully studied here.

International Institute of Economics and Finance (ICEF)

This faculty should definitely be discussed separately. This is a diamond among pearls. A unique educational institution in the CIS. To create it back in 1997, the National Research University Higher School of Economics and the London School of Economics (one of the three leaders in economic education in the world) joined forces. And it turned out to be such a grandiose creation. Graduates of the institute receive both candy and ice cream - a diploma from the Higher School of Economics and a diploma from the London School of Economics.

The competition is merciless, and the workload at the faculty is impressive. From the very first day of school, all training is conducted in English. Budget places are only for winners of the All-Russian Olympiad. Enthusiastic reviews of international relations at HSE only fuel public interest in this university. Students spend a third of their course in London, absorbing all the practical knowledge that the experience of such an education can give. The excitement around admission to this faculty is enormous; even the tuition fee of 600 thousand rubles per year does not stop applicants.

If you don’t have the courage and finances to study at ICEF, you can get a bachelor’s degree at another faculty and enroll in a master’s program through a double degree program. HSE has 40 such programs.

Features of studying at HSE

There are a large number of educational features at the Higher School of Economics. Reviews from students note that studying at this university is completely different from standard education in our country. But this is easy to explain - the university greedily absorbs the experience of successful global educational institutions. And if we pay attention to the success of HSE graduates, it would also do well for other national universities to broaden their views on teaching and not turn away from successful world experience.

The Higher School of Economics became one of the first national universities to switch to a 4+2 curriculum (bachelor's, master's). The academic year is divided not into semesters, but into modules, there are four of them, and at the end of each, students receive certification. The sum of the module grades determines the annual grade.

The grading system is ten-point, in the European style.

In the tactics of constructing the educational process, an orientation towards success is visible. Students are immediately trained to be confident, competitive and highly motivated. The university has a rating system. Reviews from HSE students about these same ratings are full of devilish smiley faces, but even dissatisfied, tired students admit that nothing motivates as much as this very rating risk.

So what's the big deal? It's simple. Contractors with high ratings receive discounts or are transferred to the budget. State employees with a high rating retain their stipend, those with an average rating lose their stipend, and those with a low rating are transferred to a contract. This encourages students to be active, study non-stop, and get used to the conditions of a highly competitive environment.

There is no such subject as “Physical Education” at the university. There is a gym, various sections, courses, etc. Please develop yourself, take care of your health and physical condition. But this is a matter of choice.

Positive feedback from students about HSE

The only thing more subjective than the opinions of students is the opinion of children. Often reviews from HSE students are based on personal success or failure in their studies. But quite a few young people dare to express their opinion about HSE objectively and rationally.

A huge plus for the university - for this circumstance alone, it needs to erect a monument in the form of a happy student - there is practically no corruption at HSE. This is noted by most students. Either the reason is the intensive funding of the university’s activities by sponsors, or loyalty to the principles of “European transparency,” but students agree that it is very possible to obtain a diploma with knowledge alone.

The quality of knowledge, lectures and training of teachers varies among different faculties. If we analyze reviews of HSE in Moscow, students agree that the quality of teaching in the humanities and political science fields is slightly behind.

Not a single review can describe the quality of education as eloquently as the statistics on employment by profile after graduating from this university: 94% of graduates found a suitable job. This is despite the fact that 48% found a warm corporate job even before receiving their diploma. Leading companies send their recruits to prestigious universities to scout for valuable talent while they are still in college.

What negative aspects of studying at HSE do students most often mention in their reviews?

Most of all, students complain about the workload and the need to gain knowledge in conditions of constant competition. We can endlessly discuss whether it is possible to pit students who were children just yesterday against each other. But the HSE management has made a choice, and the rating system is not going to be abolished.

Students are also indignant about the Anti-Plagiarism system. There is a university program where every work is checked. In the text, only 20% citations are allowed with an exact indication of the source. Everything else is the author’s personal judgments, conclusions, etc. Naturally, this greatly increases the time for preparing essays and coursework for students.

Dormitories of the Higher School of Economics

HSE buildings are scattered throughout the city, as are the dormitories. Today the Higher School of Economics operates 9 dormitories. Reviews about HSE dormitories are mostly positive, but extremely ironic. The whole humor is that they are located in the Moscow region, and the road from their place of residence to the academic building is an inexhaustible ground for student jokes. If we put this inconvenience aside, the rest of the HSE dormitories are made “for the people.” They are apartment type, they have all the amenities. There is one in Moscow. It is cheaper and closer, but is suitable only for residents who are unpretentious in terms of comfort.

All dormitories have free wireless Internet with access at any time of the day.

The atmosphere in the hostel is upbeat, productive and motivating. HSE did an elementally brilliant thing, they paid tribute to the desire of every person for everyday comfort. They made modern classrooms and dormitories for students, and they don’t worry about storing water in basins, washing their hair at the sink, etc. They care about acquiring knowledge and self-development.

Master's programs at HSE: student reviews, master's programs

Documents are accepted in electronic form. After approval of the electronic application, the originals can be brought to the admissions office or sent by mail.

All applicants undergo a competition in the form of entrance exams (most often economics + English + mathematics, but disciplines vary depending on the faculty).

The enrollment order is issued somewhere in mid-August, two weeks before the start of lectures.

Master's programs at HSE look very attractive. Almost all of them are bilateral and provide students with the opportunity to obtain double diplomas and gain a unique learning experience at Today, HSE cooperates with the universities of Humboldt in Berlin, Pantheon-Sorbonne in Paris, Mason in New York, with 10 universities in Britain, including the London School of Political Science, and also higher institutions in Canada, USA, Luxembourg, Finland, etc.