Spring in Nice: a semester at IPAG that changed everything
Maria Khmeleva, a fourth-year student of the Marketing and Market Analytics program, shares her impressions of her spring semester abroad at the French business school IPAG Business School. Studying in English, student life, traveling along the Côte d’Azur, and, most importantly, overcoming inner barriers — this experience turned out to be truly transformative for her.
From lectures to the Alpine slopes: a semester abroad at IPAG Business School in France
Maria Malkina, a student at the HSE Graduate School of Business (Business Administration program), shares her vivid impressions of a semester abroad in France. Studying in English, skiing in the Alps, a vibrant student life, and travels across Europe — this experience became truly unforgettable for her.
Studying, traveling, and international communication: a semester at the University of Pécs
Aleksandra Karaeva, a student of the Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics program, spent the spring semester on academic exchange at the University of Pécs, Hungary. In her review, she shares her impressions of studying, living in the dormitory, the international student environment, and unforgettable travels across Europe.
HSE Graduate School of Business and Alfa-Bank hold Summer School for Chinese students
The international Digital Product Management Summer University, an educational project by the HSE Graduate School of Business and Alfa-Bank, brought together more than 30 students from leading universities in China.
Moscow welcomes participants of the Digital Product Management Summer School
The Digital Product Management Summer School, a joint initiative of HSE Graduate School of Business and Alfa-Bank, has officially welcomed its 2025 cohort to Moscow. Thirty-one motivated students — many from leading Chinese universities — are beginning their academic and cultural journey in Russia. Before diving into lectures, the group explored Moscow’s iconic sights and enjoyed their first impressions of the city. The program promises a rich combination of academic excellence and cultural immersion.
The Center for International Exchanges announces the call for applications for semester mobility in the Spring semester of the 2025–2026 academic year!
This is your chance to spend a semester at one of the world’s leading business schools, broaden your professional horizons, and gain invaluable international experience!
First mobility to NSB Bangalore: how to live and study in India without cultural shock
Polina Pavlyuchenok, a first-year master's student of the “Strategic Management: Investment and Consulting” Master program, was the first one to take the leap and go to NSB Bangalore on academic mobility. Exchange studies in India became not just a real challenge for her, but also a major milestone in life. In this article, she talks about how to study, survive, adapt and enjoy life in Bangalore.
Innovation, AI, and International Collaboration: international faculty from GSB present at the 31st IJCIEOM Conference
GSB professors Anja and Zeljko Tekic took part in the 31st International Joint Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management (IJCIEOM), held from June 23 to 25, 2025, at the Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy.
"Shanghai inspires": academic mobility experience at Antai College of Economics and Management
Anna Yurgelas, a Master's student at the HSE Graduate School of Business (GSB) in the International Management program, shares her impressions of the Spring 2024/2025 mobility semester at one of the best universities in China — Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
A semester in Hong Kong: how studying at CityU can change perspectives on Asia and education
Ekaterina Shurinova, a student in the Marketing and Market Analytics program, spent a semester abroad at City University of Hong Kong. In her story, she shares the details of the application process, life in a student dorm with an ocean view, studying in an international environment, and traveling around Asia. You'll find useful tips, personal impressions, and an honest take on academic mobility in this article.