Financial University

Sources

• Basic information: the 2+2 system https://www.fa.ru/university/basic-information/

  The official page describes the university's 2+2 system: the first two years build universal and basic professional knowledge, while the last two years are tied to the chosen professional track.

  Used as conceptual evidence for the model; without a separate profile-choice regulation, it does not confirm post-admission major choice.

• Information about educational programmes https://www.fa.ru/sveden/education/eduop/

  The official registry lists bachelor programmes by field, educational programme or profile, study mode, duration, and year-specific documents on courses and internships.

  Used to check that the primary track is structured as a concrete programme or profile rather than an open major/minor model.

• Regulation on individual study plans https://www.fa.ru/upload/iblock/33d/4ptn6jka2wd5pr594qifxc2i4xdjksi0/Prikaz-_-1074_o-ot-13.05.2021-Polozheniya-o-poryadke-obucheniya-po-IUP-izmeneniyami-ot-31.10.2025-_-2595_o.pdf

  The local regulation defines an individual study plan as individualization within the educational programme being pursued, including adding or removing components and changing workload or calendar structure.

  It confirms individual plan adjustments, but not free selection of another primary programme or an open curriculum.

• Economics and Finance programme https://www.fa.ru/for-applicants/educational-programs/bachelor/ekonomika-i-finans-o/

  The official bachelor page presents the programme profiles and separately describes elective course modules that build additional soft, digital, and general professional skills.

  Used as evidence for modular course choice within the programme and for checking the profile-based structure.

• Study plan for Finance and Banking https://www.fa.ru/upload/medialibrary/816/k4r4d0w75zvxu0ny115tu5pmy0yozbde/uch_plan_Ek_OP-EiF_FiBD_2026.pdf

  The 2026 study plan for the Finance and Banking profile shows a fixed profile and an elective profile cycle with a choice of two modules out of sixteen.

  Used as direct evidence for distribution-style modular course choice within the primary programme; no free university-wide pool or open external course choice was found.

• State Financial Control and Digital Treasury programme https://www.fa.ru/for-applicants/educational-programs/bachelor/gos-finan-kontrol-i-cifrovoe-kazn-o/

  The official page for the new programme points to individualized study plans through an expanded set of elective disciplines and lists several profile modules.

  Used as additional evidence for programme-bounded modular choice, not for a major/minor or double major model.

• Business Management programme https://www.fa.ru/for-applicants/educational-programs/bachelor/upravlenie-biznesom-o/

  The official management programme page shows profile blocks and direct links to study plans for several profiles.

  Used as a check in another subject area: the structure is built around profiles and elective modules rather than unrestricted course selection.

• Study plan for Management and Business Administration https://www.fa.ru/upload/constructor/3a5/pp1b59ere28mf3iw4c30z543gzufb8av/uch_plan_Men-OP-UB_MiUB_25.pdf

  The 2025 study plan shows the fixed Management and Business Administration profile and an elective profile cycle with a choice of two modules out of six.

  Used as a second direct confirmation of distribution-style modular course choice within the required programme workload.

• Higher Education Monitoring 2025: Financial University https://monitoring.miccedu.ru/iam/2025/_vpo/inst.php?id=1767

  The 2025 higher education monitoring profile reports 26,479 bachelor, specialist, and master students across all study modes.

  The bachelor and specialist fields are calculated from the published shares: bachelor students are 83.84% and master students are 15.55%. The profile does not give a separate specialist share, so the specialist value is a derived remainder.