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On June 4, 2017, HSE is holding ‘The Whole World at HSE’ festival, dedicated to the cultures of different peoples. It’s a great opportunity for many international students to share information about their country’s culture and explain how Russian culture might be perceived by people with a different mentality. HSE international students and faculty have shared their views on both their and our respective cultures.

HSE offers the list of new masters’ opportunities that are going to be introduced this summer

Our team is launching a new project: every week we will tell you about one of exchange students of Higher School of Economics.

The main issue of the conference is to study how debates about photography in the socialism epoch influenced the development of photography industry and fine arts in USSR, starting in 1920 and up to Soviet Union demise. The conference organizers want to pay  special attention to the photography development in the regions out of Moscow and Leningrad, and also to the development of Soviet visual art n the postwar period.

Be the part of the World Soccer in Russia!11 cities in Russia will host 2018 will take place in Russia! And you can  be volunteer!

Staff from the Design Laboratory (the design wing of the HSE School of Design) teamed up with design students to carry out an extensive study on the territorial branding of Moscow’s various districts. In addition, undergraduate and graduate students of HSE MIEM developed ‘smart systems’ for monitoring urban space and managing energy consumption and lighting systems. The projects were presented to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin during his most recent visit to the Higher School of Economics. 

The most important thing we must keep in mind when talking about future innovation is that there is no one single scenario or outcome. For instance, we may have forgotten or missed something, and this might appear as a surprise. Then, as follows, a new trend or area of studies will emerge. There also is a particular Russian specialty: some trends already exist, but it’s nevertheless impossible to understand their actual scale.

On November 30, 2016, the ‘Digital Publishing’ course was presented at the book fair non/fictio№18.
Students of the ‘Media production in Creative Industries’ MA programme who have just published several digital collections, spoke about how to produce a book in two months. The lecturers shared their opinion on the challenges and difficulties of the course, and the writers and publicists – on their experience of participating in the project.