Moscow lomonosov State University, the full name of Moscow State Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov University, was initiated and founded by Tsar Russian educator Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov on 1755.

It is the largest and oldest comprehensive research-oriented institution of higher learning in the Russian Federation. It is the top institution of higher learning in Europe and world-renowned. It is also a member of the International Public University Forum, the European Capital University Union and the European University Association.

Moscow University is an independent university in Russia. Its Scholarship Regulations were studied and formulated by the faculty congress of Russian universities, and its board of directors is equivalent to the Minister of Education of the Russian Federation.

Characteristics of Moscow State University

Moscow University has trained 13 Nobel Prize winners and 6 Fields Prize winners. 2022QS world university ranking, Moscow University ranked 78th in the world? . Moscow International University ranked 2 1 in the world in 2020.

Moscow State University of lomonosov (Moscow University) is the largest teaching, scientific research and cultural center in Russia today. The old school building is located near the Red Square in the center of Moscow, and the new school building is located on Lenin Mountain. Together with St. Petersburg University, Novosibirsk University and Tomsk University, it constitutes the four highest halls of Russian higher education.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Moscow State University