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The Faculty of Creative Industries is one of the most popular faculties at the Higher School of Economics. Today we have more than 5 thousand students. In the international QS ranking in the communications and media subject area, the HSE is ranked among the leading universities in Russia, and in the Art and Design category HSE became the best Russian university and entered the top 200 international universities.
Our faculty is one of the largest centers for training specialists in the creative industries: it brings together the best teachers and curators from among practicing professionals, talented students and successful graduates who work in leading russian and world companies or create their own startups.
Drama and Film Acting
Design
Journalism
Film and Television Production
Media Communications
Fashion
Advertising and Public Relations
Strategy and Production in Communications
Management in Creative Industries
Design
Environment Design
Data Journalism
Integrated Communications
Film Production
Communications in the Public Sector and NGOs
Data-Driven Communication
Communication and Digital Design
Critical Media Studies
Media Management
Media Management
Fashion
International News Production
Contemporary Journalism
Transmedia Production in Digital Industries
Strategic Communications Management
Online programme
Internet in the Post-Soviet Area: Technological, Economic and Political Aspects
Davydov S. G., Sharikov A., Eremina A. et al.
Cham: Springer, 2023.
Journal of Business Theory and Practice. 2023. P. 46-54.
Zaporozhtseva L.
In bk.: Signs of Europe: discourses, mythologies, politics of representation. Selected Proceedings from the 12th International Conference of the Hellenic Semiotics Society. Thessaloniki: The Hellenic Semiotics Society, 2023. P. 46-57.
Хмелева П. А., Stepanova A. N.
Basic research program. WP BRP. National Research University Higher School of Economics, 2022
They Coloured the Metro
Our first-year students won the competition for merchandise design for the metro. The works were created under the supervision of Alexandra Kuznetsova, curator at the School of Design. A total of 30 projects by students of leading creative universities were submitted, and an expert jury consisting of renowned Russian designers selected the two best concepts in each nomination. These will become part of the new metro identity.
Anastasia Lebedeva took second place in the Industrial Design nomination. She suggested a set of coloured pencils as a souvenir. Each colour matches a Moscow metro line. The set includes a map where travellers can track their route. 
In the Graphic Design nomination a project by HSE School of Design first-year students also took second place.
Student Dmitry Grebennikov: ‘Our concept is based on characters. They are stylized images of Moscow metro carriages, which can be portrayed on various merchandise and tell us interesting facts about the Moscow metro operations’.