Educational exhibitions "Etudier en Russie", annually held by RACUS organization in the Republic of the Congo and other countries, are very popular among prospective applicants. A regular exhibition was held by RACUS group of Russian state universities together with the Russian Center for Science and Culture on May 31 - June 1, 2019 in the capital of the Republic of the Congo, Brazzaville.
Two days of the exhibition were intense and interesting. A large number of young people came from various schools of the capital and suburbs to learn more about the prestigious higher education offered by Russian state universities, members of RACUS group.
A representative of RACUS organization in the Republic of the Congo informed all visitors of the exhibition that about 320,000 foreign students from more than 200 countries of the world are currently following bachelor`s, master`s and postgraduate programs in Russia. After graduation all of them find high-payed jobs due to the gained quality education valued all over the world. Moreover, since 2019 French as language of instruction is available not only for medical programs as it used to be, but also for engineering and economic specialties. This opportunity has greatly increased the interest to studying in Russian universities among young people from Congo.
Moreover, besides learning opportunities every foreign student gains an eye-opening and enriching life experience. Foreign students who came to Russia for studies at one of top 20 Russian state universities of RACUS group devote their free time to different leisure activities offered by the university, attend cultural events, and travel with their friends to various cities of Russia.
At the end of the exhibition all visitors were really encouraged by the offered opportunity of studying at one of Russian state universities, members of RACUS group. All of them were invited to the representative office of RACUS organization in Congo to select one of more than 500 specialties and register for studies at the desired university.
