First Moscow State Medical University

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About Accommodation

The students of First Moscow State Medical University are provided with rooms for 2-3 people. All rooms are cozy, well-furnished and comfortable to live. A bed, a mattress, a pillow, a blanket, a desk, chairs as well as access to Internet are given to every single Student at the University. En-suite bathroom is available for every room. It is located in 10-15 minutes’ walk from most shops, cafes, restaurants, cinemas etc.

Moscow

With its 12.5 million residents within the city limits of 2,511 square kilometers (970 sq mi), Moscow is thought to be the largest city on the European continent. It is a city renowned for the Red Square, the Kremlin and St. Basil’s cathedral.

With a history that dates over eight centuries, Moscow is governed as a federal city that serves as the political, economic, cultural, and scientific center of Russia and Eastern Europe.

Moscow is the city of all possible kinds of entertainments. Museums, art galleries, theaters, night clubs, shopping malls, sports clubs etc are available and affordable there. The Armory Museum holds a special collection of jewels, crowns, thrones and carriages from Royal Russia. More than 250 000 international students are currently studying in the megacity.

About FMSMU

First Moscow State Medical University is the oldest medical school located in Moscow. The study is provided at more than 100 departments and by more than 2000 teachers. Over 17 000 students study at the university. It has 20 buildings with classrooms and lecture halls, a clinical center, a research center, library, publishing section, a video-photo department, laboratories, botanical garden and several students’ hostels.

About 1500 graduates are involved in post-graduate training as part of internship (primary specialization), clinical internship (residency), covering all clinical specialities, or post-graduate courses.

There are 160 chairs at the university. It collaborates with various international organizations including the International Association of the University Programs for Health Management, the World Organization of National Colleges, Academies and General Practitioners, the American International Alliance on Health Problems, the European Association of Management in Health Care, the World Academy of Medical Education.

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