| Founded |
City |
University |
| 1951[1] |
Moscow |
Russian State Open Technical University of Railway Communication |
| 1957[1] |
Ufa |
Bashkir State University |
| 1957[1] |
Mahachkala |
Dagestan State University |
| 1957[1] |
Nalchik |
Kabardino-Balkarian State University |
| 1957[1] |
Saransk |
Mordovian State University |
| 1958[1] |
Vladimir |
Vladimir State University |
| 1959[1] |
Moscow |
Peoples' Friendship University of Russia |
| 1959[1] |
Briansk |
Briansk State Engineering Academy |
| 1967[1] |
Cheboksary |
Chuvash State University |
| 1969[1] |
Krasnoyarsk |
Krasnoyarsk State University |
| 1969[1] |
Vladikavkaz |
North Ossetian State University |
| 1970[1] |
Belgorod |
Belgorod State Technical University |
| 1970[1] |
Krasnodar |
Kuban State University |
| 1972[1] |
Kemerovo |
Kemerovo Technological Institute of Food Industry |
| 1972[1] |
Yoshkar-Ola |
Mari State University |
| 1973[1] |
Barnaul |
Altai State University |
| 1973[1] |
Krasnodar |
Kuban State University of Technology |
| 1973[1] |
Tyumen |
Tyumen State University |
| 1974[1] |
Ivanovo |
Ivanovo State University |
| 1974[1] |
Kemerovo |
Kemerovo State University |
| 1974[1] |
Omsk |
Omsk State University |
| 1974[1] |
Izhevsk |
Udmurt State University |
| 1976[1] |
Chelyabinsk |
Chelyabinsk State University |
| 1980[1] |
Volgograd |
Volgograd State University |
| 1981[1] |
Novosibirsk |
Siberian State University of Telecommunications and Informatics |
| 1982[1] |
Krasnoyarsk |
Krasnoyarsk State Academy of Architecture and Civil Engineering |
| 1984[1] |
Ryazan |
Ryazan State Pedagogical University |
| 1988[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology |
| 1989[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State Pedagogical University |
| 1989[1] |
Samara |
Samara State University |
| 1989[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow Medical Academy |
| 1990[1] |
Krasnoyarsk |
Krasnoyarsk State Technical University |
| 1991[1] |
Saint Petersburg |
Herzen State Pedagogical University |
| 1991[1] |
Moscow |
International Independent Ecological and Political University |
| 1991[1] |
Moscow |
International University in Moscow |
| 1991[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State Social University |
| 1991[1] |
Moscow |
Russian Law Academy |
| 1991[1] |
Novosibirsk |
Novosibirsk State Agrarian University |
| 1991[1] |
Saint Petersburg |
Saint Petersburg State Agrarian University |
| 1991[1] |
Saint Petersburg |
St. Petersburg State Mining Institute |
| 1991[1] |
Tomsk |
Tomsk Polytechnic University |
| 1992[1] |
Moscow |
International Institute of Marketing and Management |
| 1992[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow Power Engineering Institute |
| 1992[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State Automobile and Highway Engineering Institute |
| 1992[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow Technical University of Communication and Informatics |
| 1992[1] |
Moscow |
Russian State Academy of Physical Education |
| 1992[1] |
Novosibirsk |
Novosibirsk State Technical University |
| 1992[1] |
Saint Petersburg |
Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University |
| 1992[1] |
Samara |
Samara State Aerospace University |
| 1992[1] |
Saratov |
Saratov State Technical University |
| 1992[1] |
Tomsk |
Siberian State Medical University |
| 1992[1] |
Tula |
Tula State Technical University |
| 1992[1] |
Ekaterinburg |
Ural State Academy of Law |
| 1992[1] |
Volgograd |
Volgograd State Pedagogical University |
| 1992[1] |
Ivanovo |
Ivanovo State University of Power Engineering |
| 1992[1] |
Izhevsk |
Izhevsk State Technical University |
| 1993[1] |
Irkutsk |
Irkutsk State Technical University |
| 1992[1] |
Kursk |
Kursk State Medical University |
| 1992[1] |
Maykop |
Maykop State Technological Institute |
| 1993[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State University of Forestry Engineering |
| 1993[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State Academy of Law |
| 1993[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics |
| 1993[1] |
Moscow |
Moscow State University of Railway Engineering |
| 1993[1] |
Omsk |
Omsk State Pedagogical University |
| 1993[1] |
Ryazan |
Ryazan State Radio Engineering Academy |
| 1993[1] |
Rostov-on-Don |
Rostov State Pedagogical University |
| 1993[1] |
Samara |
Samara State Medical University |
| 1993[1] |
Tambov |
Tambov State Technical University |
| 1993[1] |
Volgograd |
Volgograd State University of Medicine |
| 1994[1] |
Ekaterinburg |
Ural State Academy of Mining and Geology |
| 1994[1] |
Krasnoyarsk |
Krasnoyarsk State Medical Academy |
| 1994[1] |
Rybinsk |
Rybinsk State Academy of Aviation Technology |
| 1994[1] |
Saint Petersburg |
Saint Petersburg State Medical Academy |
| 1994[1] |
Stavropol |
Stavropol State Medical Academy |
| 1994[1] |
Tambov |
Tambov State University |
| 1994[1] |
Ufa |
Ufa State Petroleum Technological University |
| 1994[1] |
Ulyanovsk |
Ulyanovsk State Technical University |
| 1994[1] |
Kirov |
Vyatka State University |
| 1994[1] |
Voronezh |
Voronezh State Academy of Forestry Engineering |
| 1994[1] |
Voronezh |
Voronezh State Academy of Technology |
| 1994[1] |
Voronezh |
Voronezh State Medical Academy |
| 1995[1] |
Groznyj |
Chechen State University |
| 1995[1] |
Kirov |
Vyatka State Humanitarian University |
| 1995[1] |
Kostroma |
University of Technology |
| 1995[1] |
Kurgan |
Kurgan State University |
| 1995[1] |
Yoshkar-Ola |
Mari State Technical University |
| 1995[1] |
Ussuriysk |
Primorsky State Academy of Agriculture |
| 1995[1] |
Ulan-Ude |
Buryat State Academy of Agriculture |
| 1995[1] |
Ulan-Ude |
Buryat State University |
| 1995[17] |
Moscow |
Moscow City University |
| 1999[1] |
Moscow |
Academy of Management of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia |