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In the spring semester of 2024, Maria Somova, a third-year student of the Digital Product Management program, spent her semester in one of the most dynamic cities in the world — Hong Kong. Studying at a top Asian university, immersing herself in the local culture, and experiencing life in an international environment became a true revelation for her. How can you combine education at a prestigious business school with a vibrant life in a bustling metropolis? We’re sharing her inspiring story!

An exchange semester is a unique opportunity not only to study but also to discover a new world. Nikita Sentyurin, a third-year student of the Business Administration program, spent a semester at UPEC in France, combining lectures and projects with travels across Europe. In this story, he shares his impressions of the education system, French culture, and the unforgettable moments of his time abroad.

Sofia Kostina, a 4th-year student in the "Marketing and Market Analytics" program, shares her fascinating experience of studying abroad at the University of Pécs in Hungary. Her choice was driven not only by excellent reviews but also by a desire to immerse herself in the vibrant student community and dynamic extracurricular life. In her story, she details the preparations for the trip, studying in an international environment, exciting travels, and the challenges that taught her resilience and adaptability.

Viktoria Makovskaya, a student of the "Marketing and Market Analytics" program, shared her experience of studying in Hong Kong through an academic mobility program. She spent her fall semester at the City University of Hong Kong, where she studied marketing, strategic management, and Mandarin. Vika spoke about the selection process, the unique aspects of studying abroad, and how she balanced her studies with travel. Read her tips, impressions, and recommendations for those planning to go on exchange in Asia.

"Studying in Nice is for those ready to rethink their Moscow reality: to learn how to relax, look around, and live in the moment".
Valeria Tabalaeva, a third-year student of the Business Administration program, shared her impressions of studying at IPAG Business School.

The HSE Graduate School of Business continues to strengthen its international standing by expanding its partner network and collaborating with leading global business schools. Three of GSB's new partners have entered the TOP 100 of the Financial Times 2024 Master's in Management ranking.

“Life in Germany is calm, with bureaucracy, shops opened until 20:00, festivals and holidays, discipline, cleanliness, travelling”. Maria Somova shares her impressions as a student at a German university in the famous city of Nuremberg.
Maria Somova, a 2nd year Bachelor's student of Digital Innovations in Business Management at the HSE Graduate School of Business, spent a semester at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, FAU) in Germany. The university was founded in 1743 and has hosted Nobel laureates and renowned scientists and researchers from all over the world.

In July, graduation ceremonies were held on the campus of the HSE Graduate School of Business. Diplomas were awarded to 546 bachelor's and 690 master's graduates, and 35 bachelors and 43 masters graduated with honours.

"Before the trip, it was scary and incomprehensible. But you don't have to be guided by myths and stereotypes - reality is very different from them. It was an amazing experience and I am grateful that I had the chance to try myself at studying in Morocco". Sofya Sosnina speaks on the trip that changed her perception of Africa: studying in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, learning about Eastern traditions, travelling to the Sahara Desert, the African Football World Cup and much more.
Sofya Sosnina, a 3rd year student of the Bachelor's programme "Business Management" at the HSE Graduate School of Business, visited International University of Rabat in Morocco. Why Sofya chose the African region, how the training is organised and what impressions she returned with, read the review.

“My participation in the academic mobility programme in Hong Kong was a learning experience, but also an opportunity to broaden my horizons, to test myself in a new environment and to learn a lot about both the world and myself.” Anna Bykova — about one of the most interesting and intense periods of her life: studying in Hong Kong for a semester, new friends from different parts of the world and stories that filled with unforgettable impressions.
Anna Bykova, a third-year student of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme at the HSE Graduate School of Business, visited the City University of Hong Kong (CityU). Why did Anna choose one of the Asian universities, how is the education organised and what did this experience bring her — read Anna’s review.