HSE Graduate School of Business (GSB) develops in the spirit of internationalisation of all its activities, in education and research. Our faculty members bring into the class their business and international expertise to prepare our students for global careers in Russian and multinational companies, while a network of partnerships with leading global business schools and business education associations serves as a basis for the unique ecosystem of GSB and community of faculty members, industry experts, students and corporate partners.
Our students have a chance to participate in exchange programmes and in double degree programmes with 50+ partner universities and business schools. International exchange students can choose from 230+ English-taught courses. Four educational programmes in our portfolio are delivered fully in English.
Our campus is bilingual, and we offer all services in English and Russian.
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Academic mobility program, GSB, Fall 2025-2026
Call for international mobility program to Mexico ITAM, to NSB Bangalore, India Fall 2025-2026, Deadline: April 14, 23:59:00
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The 12th edition of the International Week on Sustainability (I-Week) took place from 24 to 28 March 2025 at the University of Antwerp – Faculty of Business and Economics, bringing together 559 students from 27 partner institutions across six continents. This year’s event was a remarkable convergence of academic expertise, industry insights, and cross-cultural collaboration, reinforcing the importance of sustainability in today’s globalized world.
Ulyana Kustikova, a third-year student of the Business Informatics program, shares her experience of participating in an academic mobility program in Vienna — from choosing a university to life beyond the classroom. How to adapt to life in Austria, whether bureaucracy is something to worry about, and why Vienna truly leaves no one indifferent — all in this honest and detailed story.
Natalie Sitnikova, a third-year Business Administration student, shares her experience participating in an academic mobility program at the University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt, Germany. This is more than a story about documents, lectures, or visas — it's a deep reflection on cultural contrasts, self-discovery, and finding meaning in the unfamiliar.
A third-year student of the "Business Administration" programme, Egor Kazankin, shares his experience of academic mobility at the Würzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany.
Kirill Tsarev, a second-year student of the “E-Business and Digital Innovation” programme at HSE Graduate School of Business, shares his experience studying in the double degree programme with the University of Passau, Germany.
My name is Kovalevskaya Ksenia and I am a 3rd year Business Administration student. In the fall of 2024, I was an exchange student at Antai College of Economics and Management at Jiaotong University in Shanghai. I chose this university because I already have a pretty good knowledge of Chinese and I am interested in business in China.
Igor Gurkov, Professor at the Department of Strategic and International Management of the HSE GSB and Full Professor at HSE University, has been appointed as a reviewer for one of the world’s leading academic journals in the field of management — Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS). The journal is the official publication of the Academy of International Business (AIB) and is included in the prestigious FT50 list, which comprises the top 50 business research journals worldwide.
What is it like to study at one of the most prestigious universities in Turkey? Vagab Abdulgalimov, a fourth-year student of the "Marketing and Market Analytics" program, shares his experience of studying and living at Koç University. In his story, he provides a detailed account of the entire academic mobility process. Useful tips and personal impressions—everything you need to know if you are considering an exchange program to this university.
Studying abroad is not just an opportunity to gain new knowledge, but also a chance to immerse yourself in a different culture, broaden your horizons and change your life.Anna Burmistrova, a master's student at the HSE GSB “‘E-Business and Digital Innovations” program shares her experience of academic mobility at Technische Hochschule Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS) in Germany.
On February 6, the Graduate School of Business of the National Research University Higher School of Economics hosted a seminar "How to Start a Business in Mexico", organized by the Latin American-Russian Chamber of Commerce (CCLAR) with the support of the Mexican Embassy in Russia.
The event was attended in person and online by about 60 representatives of Russian and Mexican businesses operating in the fields of finance, consulting, food industry, industrial equipment production, healthcare, energy, and telecommunications. The event was opened by CCLAR President Domingo Garcia, representative of the Mexican Embassy's trade and economic cooperation attaché Roberto Israel Quiñones Cedano, and Deputy Director of the Graduate School of Business of the National Research University Higher School of Economics Ivan Prostakov.