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On October 27, the GSB International Office led a captivating cultural tour to the Izmailovo Kremlin, offering international students a unique and immersive experience of Russian traditions, arts, and history. Known for its colorful architecture and significant heritage, the Izmailovo Kremlin provided the ideal setting for students to explore Russian culture and artistry.

As part of the adaptation activities, the International Office organized a Moscow sightseeing tour for GSB international students. 20 students from 8 countries participated in the tour.

In 2024, as part of its ongoing efforts to expand exchange programs, the Graduate School of Business entered into cooperation and exchange agreements with the School of Economics and Management at Tongji University, one of China's oldest and most prestigious universities, the National Business School of Bangalore, a leading management school in Asia, and Binus University Business School in Indonesia, ranked among the top 10 universities in the country.

“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.

"If you have a dream of going to study abroad, don't give up and strive for your goal! It's worth it!". Evgenia Savelieva has been aspiring to study abroad for five years, and now, after many rejections, she has managed to fulfil her dream. 
Evgenia Savelyeva, 2nd year student of the Master's programme ‘Strategic Management and Consulting’ at the HSE Graduate School of Business, visited the University of Pécs, Hungary. She got on the mobility programme after five years of trying to get on a study abroad programme and a large number of rejections.

“I spent my last study day in tears: I didn't want to say goodbye to the university and teachers.” Arina Simonova talks about the deep emotions of studying at a Turkish university and who should choose this direction when applying for a mobility programme.
Arina Simonova, a student of the Master's programme “International Management” at the HSE Graduate School of Business, visited Koç Private University in Istanbul. The institution was founded by the head of the Turkish business empire Koç Holding.