News 19 September 2022 More than twenty SGIA students have been competitively enrolled in a five-week training program in information technology. Read more 10 September 2022 The course on Strategic Business Management for SGIA’s second-year undergraduate students was designed by the lead coaches of the Present Perfect Business School. Read more 30 August 2022 Warm welcome to our new students! This year we have competitively accepted into our four programs 75 freshmen from 10 countries. Read more 5 July 2022 Thirty-five students from 10 countries graduated from SGIA with a Bachelor degree in Government, International Politics and Law in July 2022. Read more 29 April 2022 School of Government and International Affairs is inaugurating a new degree track in Conflict Resolution as part of our Government, International Politics and Law program. Read more 21 March 2022 On March 21 we presented English-medium Bachelor programs taught at the School of Government and International Affairs. Watch video 11 February 2022 A course entitled US Foreign Policy toward the Middle East since 1979 by the Director of the Princeton program in Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Studies Michael Reynolds has started at the MGIMO School of Government and International Affairs. Read more 11 January 2022 We now have our own Student Ambassadors! Read about their experience and contact them if you wish to know more about what it is like to be our student. Read more 12 November 2021 Meet the British faculty teaching in our Double Degree Program in Politics and International Relations! Read more 25 October 2021 Has Biden been tough on Russia and why has he been willing to absorb the political costs of his Russia policy? For some clues, watch this online panel from Turkey's prime global security forum, organized by TRT World. Dean Mikhail Troitskiy comments on Biden and Russia starting at 27:15 and continues in Q&A towards the end. Watch video 21 October 2021 Interested in knowing whether and how nuclear weapons have been a source of concern for the international community or a means to ensure global stability and end great-power wars? Read this new essay by Dean Mikhail Troitskiy discussing the meaning of “strategic stability” in relations between Russia and the United States. Read more 2 October 2021 The MGIMO School of Government and International Affairs collaborates with the Sam Nunn School at Georgia Institute of Technology to publish a groundbreaking special issue on the evolution of statecraft with Russia's top-ranked peer-reviewed journal, International Trends. All articles are open access. Read more « ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 › »230229228224223220219217215204202197
