Uzbekistan

Want to study in Russia for free, but don't know where to start?

On September 25–26, Tashkent will host the International Educational Exhibition-Fair "Russian Education. Tashkent — 2026" — one of the largest annual career guidance projects dedicated to the opportunities of obtaining an education at Russian universities. In 2026, the exhibition will be held for the sixth consecutive time. More than 40 Russian universities are expected to participate, with representatives personally introducing visitors to educational programs and admission opportunities. One […]

Want to study in Russia for free but don't know where to start?

On September 25–26, Tashkent will host the International Educational Exhibition-Fair "Russian Education. Tashkent — 2026" — one of the largest annual career guidance projects dedicated to opportunities for obtaining an education at Russian universities.

In 2026, the exhibition will be held for the sixth consecutive time. More than 40 Russian universities are expected to participate, with representatives personally introducing visitors to educational programs and admission opportunities.

One of the key topics of the exhibition is how to enter a Russian university and get the opportunity to study for free.

Applicants and their parents will be able to learn about various admission options, including studying under the quota of the Government of the Russian Federation, as well as receive consultations directly from representatives of Russian universities.

More than 40 universities — in one venue.

This is a chance to get acquainted with dozens of universities at once in two days, compare educational fields, talk with university representatives, and get all the necessary information to choose a future educational path.

September 25–26, 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00

MGIMO Branch in Tashkent, 47 Mirzo Ulugbek Avenue

"Russian Education. Tashkent — 2026" — take the first step toward entering a Russian university.

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