Program choice
Level 2
Major only
University
Plekhanov Russian University of Economics
Ranking positions
Program choice
Level 2
Major only
Course choice
Level 2
Distribution requirements ("M of N")
The Moscow admission plan organizes bachelor admission by fields of study and structural units rather than as one university-wide pool across all profiles.
Used as a limiting source for main-pathway choice: later profile selection works inside the admitted field at a specific school, faculty, or institute.
The official disclosure section lists programmes, courses, modes of study, and links to bachelor curricula.
Curriculum links show that the number of profiles inside a field and structural unit varies: some have a single profile, while large fields contain several pathway options.
The internal regulation describes preliminary allocation after enrollment and final allocation to bachelor profiles after the second year.
Main-pathway choice is limited to the admitted field at a specific school, faculty, or institute, quotas, and competition by cumulative rating; the document does not confirm a minor or double-major model.
The regulation distinguishes optional and elective disciplines: chosen electives are mandatory, while optional disciplines are outside the programme workload.
Used to evaluate only the required bachelor pathway and to separate required choice blocks from non-mandatory optional courses.
The management bachelor curriculum contains required Soft Skills and Digital Skills modules with several alternatives inside each competency domain.
Optional elective blocks are listed separately, so they are not used as evidence of free course choice.
The interdisciplinary economics and applied mathematics curriculum shows the same required elective modules and separate optional blocks.
The source confirms that course choice is organized through defined Soft Skills and Digital Skills domains rather than through a free course catalogue.
The curriculum for the joint international relations and management programme contains required Soft Skills and Digital Skills blocks with course choice inside each block.
Optional courses are listed outside the main workload, so the optional part is not counted as free course choice.
The law curriculum is used as a check in another subject area: the required component again contains competency-based choice modules.
The plan does not show a minor, double major, or free course choice beyond predefined alternatives.