RGGU Campuses

The Chayanova Street Campus of the Russian State University for the Humanities (RSUH) in Moscow is another key location for academic programs, focusing on specialized disciplines within the humanities. Situated in the heart of the city, this campus offers a dynamic environment for students and faculty, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative research.

• Art History: Detailed studies of visual arts, architecture, and cultural artifacts from various periods.
• Linguistics: Advanced programs in theoretical and applied linguistics, including translation studies.
• Sociology: Exploration of social structures, behaviors, and contemporary societal issues.
• Archival Studies: Training in the preservation and management of historical documents and records.
• Museum Studies: Courses on curatorial practices, exhibition design, and cultural heritage management.
• International Relations: Focus on global politics, diplomacy, and cross-cultural communication.
• Educational Sciences: Programs aimed at developing teaching methodologies for humanities subjects.

This campus is equipped with modern classrooms, research centers, and a specialized library that supports the unique needs of its programs. Students at Chayanova Street benefit from proximity to Moscow’s cultural landmarks, which serve as living classrooms for subjects like art history and museum studies. The campus frequently collaborates with local and international institutions for exhibitions, workshops, and academic exchanges, providing students with practical exposure to their fields of study. Its urban setting also facilitates internships and networking opportunities with cultural and educational organizations, enriching the academic experience and preparing students for diverse careers in the humanities and beyond.

The Main Campus at Miusskaya Square is the central hub of the Russian State University for the Humanities (RSUH) in Moscow. This campus hosts a wide array of academic programs and is the primary location for administrative and research activities. It is renowned for its comprehensive offerings in the humanities and social sciences, attracting students from across Russia and internationally.

• History: In-depth studies of Russian and world history, with a focus on archival research and historiography.
• Philology: Programs in Russian language and literature, as well as foreign languages and comparative linguistics.
• Philosophy: Courses exploring classical and contemporary philosophical thought, ethics, and logic.
• Cultural Studies: Interdisciplinary programs examining cultural heritage, anthropology, and modern cultural trends.
• Journalism: Training in media, communication, and digital journalism with practical workshops.
• Political Science: Analysis of political systems, international relations, and public policy.
• Psychology: Studies in clinical, social, and organizational psychology with research opportunities.

The campus provides state-of-the-art facilities, including libraries with extensive collections of historical texts and digital resources, lecture halls, and specialized laboratories for linguistic and cultural research. Students benefit from a vibrant academic community, with frequent seminars, conferences, and guest lectures by prominent scholars. The Main Campus also serves as a cultural center, hosting exhibitions and events that celebrate the rich heritage of Russian humanities. Its central location in Moscow offers students access to numerous museums, archives, and cultural institutions, enhancing their learning experience through direct engagement with primary sources and real-world applications of their studies.