News 26 March 2020 We are rescheduling our Open Day videoconference for a later date. Please follow our updates here and on facebook.com/sgiamgimo. Thank you for your unwavering interest in our programs. We will be back! 25 March 2020 Dean Mikhail Troitskiy publishes an article on the politics of U.S.-Russian arms control in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (March 2020 issue). He argues that arms control can only succeed when the parties do not expect each other to undertake surprise adversarial foreign policy maneuvers. Read more 16 March 2020 A new series of alumni interviews is coming online. Check out what Ben Pegon, our 2019 distinguished alumnus, has to say about academics at SGIA and life in Moscow. Read more 5 March 2020 We are gearing up our partnership with the Georgia Tech Sam Nunn School of International Affairs — collaboration is gathering momentum in joint research and teaching with the focus on new technologies in foreign policymaking. Read more 7 February 2020 We congratulate the MGIMO Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy of Russia on publication of a two-volume textbook on History of International Relations and Russian Foreign Policy in the 20th Century. Read more 4 February 2020 Our faculty and administrators attend an intense training week on English-Medium Instruction at Reading University — a Strategic Partner of MGIMO. A broad variety of subjects were covered, including Making lectures comprehensible in EMI context; Writing for Research; Effective Questioning in Teaching and Learning; Micro-teaching; and Interactive teaching. Inaugurated in January 2020, this program will benefit SGIA teachers and counselors who are now required to live up to high benchmarks of a leading British university. 3 February 2020 Dean Troitskiy visits the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech in Atlanta to discuss collaboration opportunities in curriculum development, research and publication. He delivers a lecture at the Sam Nunn School on the Russian approaches to statecraft and presents on the politics of US-Russian arms control to the Georgia Tech Security Fellows. SGIA and Sam Nunn School are launching parallel courses in new technology and statecraft in the Spring 2020 Semester. Read more 3 February 2020 Dean Mikhail Troitskiy discusses focal points in arms control in a chapter in a groundbreaking collective volume on "Focal Points in Negotiation" — just out from Palgrave Macmillan. Read more 23 January 2020 You are cordially invited to our 2020 Open Day. We look forward to seeing you on 76 Vernadskogo in Moscow at 5 PM on Tuesday March 31st! Please register to attend. Register 23 January 2020 This coming Spring Semester we are launching a new course on "Current Trends in the Evolution Statecraft: Russian and US Approaches" developed jointly with the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Institute of Technology. The best of MGIMO's own and invited foreign policy analysts will address the use of innovative groundbreaking technology and multi-domain action in pursuit of Russian and US foreign policy goals and the implications of the new approaches to statecraft for international security and bilateral US-Russia relations. Interested SGIA students should sign up by emailing the Dean's Office. 29 November 2019 Deputy Dean Anastasia Solomentseva co-authors an article on the Russian views of the future of warfare published in Survival — one of the world's leading international policy journals. Read more 22 November 2019 Felix Portier (Class of 2019) interviewed by the global university ranking agency QS Class of 2019 « ‹ 1 2 3 › »154157155152150149148147146145144142