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Choosing a career path is one of the most important decisions in the life of every high school graduate. In an era where information is becoming the main resource and the media industry is rapidly developing, a quality education in media communications is becoming particularly valuable. But what makes this programme so successful? What opportunities does it open up for applicants, and what does the educational process look like through the eyes of students?

Every applicant dreams of having a rich and successful student life. And it's possible! Year after year, students of the Journalism Educational Programme (EP) continue to prove that university education is not just about attending lectures and seminars, but also an opportunity to unlock your potential, make new acquaintances, and realize your ambitions.

The next educational shift «Journalism and literary creativity» has ended at Sirius. This year it was attended by 70 high school students from different parts of Russia.

On April 24, the final event of the VK Creative Laboratory took place. Students presented their projects to guests and heads of the company’s business units.

On April, 17 and 24, prospective students got to experience life at HSE University during the Study tour for the «Journalism» and «Media Communications» programmes.

On April 17, the participants of «Rossiyskaya Gazeta» course programme concluded their training in the official press of the country.

In a world of fierce competition and rapid information flow, journalists help people navigate the complex ecosystem of business media. They provide deep insights and forecasts that can shift outcomes — and sometimes even shape history.

On March 24, students from the HSE Institute of Media took part in a meeting with Maria Zakharova, Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Information and Press Department. The discussion took place as a part of the interuniversity Media club «TOP of the month».

From January 31 to February 2, senior undergraduate and specialist students, along with alumni from previous years, actively participated in master classes led by HSE instructors. They worked in teams and developed their own projects. All of this is intended to help them achieve their goal – admission to the graduate programs of the Institute of Media.

The supervisors of the «Journalism» and «Media Communications» programmes at the HSE Institute of Media told the applicants about the curriculum, extracurricular activities and future job perspectives. The meeting was led by the Institute of Media Director, Ernest Matskyavichuys.