The HSE Graduate School of Business (GSB) is developing in line with the key principle of internationalization in education and research. Our faculty members draw on their international and business experience to prepare students for global careers in both Russian and international companies, while our network of partnerships with leading global business schools and business education associations forms the foundation of GSB’s unique ecosystem and its community of faculty, industry experts, students, and corporate partners.
Our students have the opportunity to participate in exchange programs with more than 20 partner universities and business schools worldwide. Incoming international exchange students can choose from over 170 courses taught in English at GSB. Two of GSB’s academic programs are delivered entirely in English.
Our campus is fully bilingual. We provide all services and support in both English and Russian.
Checklist to prepare for mobility
Academic mobility programs at GSB, Spring 2025-26
The webinar "Academic Mobility Programs at GSB, Spring 2025-26"
News
Three GSB researches presented research on global product management, open innovation, and AI at the Elsevier–Tsinghua University conference in Beijing.
Mark Verlitsky, a second-year student in the Business Management programme at HSE Graduate School of Business, shares his experience of intense competition for grades at a Hong Kong university, life in a beachside residence, and networking in one of the world’s leading financial centres.
Ulyana Belobrova, a fourth-year undergraduate student in the Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics programme, shares her experience of studying abroad at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS). n the article, she shares an honest story about deciding to go at the very last moment, discovering why German universities do not have seminars, travelling around Europe without limits, and the everyday culture shocks to expect.
A Semester in Germany: How Studying Abroad Changes Your Perspective on University, People and Europe
Timur Mukhammetzyanov, a second-year student in Marketing and Market Analytics, shares his experience of classes, student life and travelling in Germany.
Elizaveta Khodus, a third-year student in Business Administration programme at the HSE Graduate School of Business, shares her experience of an international exchange at the City University of Hong Kong.
Alina Nesterkina, a second-year Master’s student on the Marketing: Digital Technology and Marketing Communications programme, shares her experience of academic mobility at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). She explains how an international learning environment can help broaden your professional horizons.
Bangalore — Mysuru, April 2026. NSB Business School (Bangalore, India) has hosted students from the HSE University Graduate School of Business for the third time. Over the years, the partnership between the two business schools has grown into a lasting friendship, and the Spring School has become a highly anticipated event. With each passing year, the program grows richer, deeper, and more vibrant.
Alexandra Kudryavtseva, a second-year student in the “Marketing and Market Analytics” programme, shares her experience of academic mobility in Germany — from getting a visa to student life in Würzburg.
Milana Ovsyankina, a second-year student in the Marketing and Market Analytics programme at HSE Graduate School of Business, shares her experience of an exchange at Paris-Est Créteil University and explains how to get a Schengen visa in four days, find a studio flat in central Paris at the last minute, and why studying the French way is nothing like studying at HSE.
HSE GSB Concludes Successful Participation in 13th I-Week on Sustainability at University of Antwerp
The delegation of the HSE Graduate School of Business concluded its participation in the 13th I-Week on Sustainability held during the period of March 23-27 at the University of Antwerp - Faculty of Business and Economics, marking another significant milestone in international academic collaboration. This year's event welcomed 542 participants representing 44 nationalities across 6 continents, with participants of this educational program joining both online and on campus. The diverse gathering brought remarkable energy and global perspectives that enriched every discussion and activity throughout this interdisciplinary intense week on sustainability.