I am thrilled to be selected as a recipient of the Open Door Scholarship for the master's degree program. I am inquiring about the stipends for students and details regarding accommodation dues. Could you kindly provide information or direct me to the appropriate resources? Additionally, I am curious about part-time job opportunities in the university area. Any guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
@mtalhafaryad1609 Congratulations! I can't tell about the sum of stipend, as russian citizens my groupmates got 3k rubles per month (if u don't have low scores in disciplines), maybe if u have the highest scores the stipedium is little bit higher. But I reccomend u to ask at admission committee about stipendium for the foreigners (can u have it? If yes, how much. What u should do to keep it). The dormitory The best dormitory of the tyumen state university is #5 (in my video "the first week in Tuymen" u can find short video about my room in dorm #5). It is new buidling. Also ask your admission committee about dorm, they should tell u. Talking about the job, it is super individually. My master program didn't allow me to work because lack of time for this, but maybe your will be not so time consuming... but I won't recommend to rely on working during studing, maybe only remotely and part time. You'd better to ask admission about the opportunity to work during the studing (is it possible or not). If I am not mistaken you can work in Russia if you study full-time or in russian "очно". But there are some nuances which you would better to read on the internet. Talking about working for a university, it is possible, but it might be not so easy to find and get, try to ask professors and other students about vacancies, maybe you will be lucky to find some.
I'm planning to study at the University of Tyumen and would like to know the total monthly expenses, including dormitory costs. Any insights on the international student community there? Your advice would be really helpful! Thanks!
@mtalhafaryad1609 I paid around 2,5k rubles per month for my room in dorm #5. You also need money to buy food (around 5k-7k per month), you also need to take or buy warm clothes for winter season. And you need some money to buy extras (medicine, coffee shops, cinema and so on), of course it is individual but I recommend to have up to 5-10k for such occasions. Talking about international community, there are a lot of international students in Tyumen so I am sure you will find friends.
What about some part time jobs for self support? And what's the reward for the participation in social activities? I know I should contact university management but they are not replying so that's why I'm trying to get information from you
@frmikassa2374 There is no medicine and pharmacy at University of Tyumen. But you can find it at Tyumen state medical university, here is the link www-tyumsmu-ru.translate.goog/?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru
@@nataliaenova3514 I see ... I'm thinking of doing Preporatary course, i come from India ...can you tell how the life is and what paths can i take after the prep course
@OffWhiTe03 Okay, I will try :) if you consider Tyumen, the city is nice, good for living. I like it so much! The University of Tyumen has a good dormitory #5 (I hope they provide exactly this dorm for foreigners). Talking about prep courses, there are two strategies you can take. The first one you can do prep course in small city like Tyumen (it is cheaper) and after try to enter university in big cities like Moscow or Saint-Petersburg. The second way, you can do prep course at the uni where you want to study further. During the prep course you will be able to talk with admissions about all necessary steps. Also, at the moment, the number of programs in English is rising, so maybe you can think about such programs. In this case, you won't need to do prep course. What field do you want to study?
There are 4 dormitories in Tyumen locating in different places. I lived in dorm #5, it is super new and it is very comfortable. Here you can read more info about dorms www.utmn.ru/en/utmn-campus/campus-tour/accommodation/. Also you can watch a short video about dorm #5 ruclips.net/video/Z2aFZC169gY/видео.html
Hello. You can check University of Tyumen website and read info about admissions www.utmn.ru/en/ Or if you want to study in English you can check the School of Advanced Studies. It is an institution of University of Tyumen sas.utmn.ru/en/
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I am thrilled to be selected as a recipient of the Open Door Scholarship for the master's degree program. I am inquiring about the stipends for students and details regarding accommodation dues. Could you kindly provide information or direct me to the appropriate resources?
Additionally, I am curious about part-time job opportunities in the university area. Any guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
@mtalhafaryad1609 Congratulations! I can't tell about the sum of stipend, as russian citizens my groupmates got 3k rubles per month (if u don't have low scores in disciplines), maybe if u have the highest scores the stipedium is little bit higher. But I reccomend u to ask at admission committee about stipendium for the foreigners (can u have it? If yes, how much. What u should do to keep it).
The dormitory
The best dormitory of the tyumen state university is #5 (in my video "the first week in Tuymen" u can find short video about my room in dorm #5). It is new buidling. Also ask your admission committee about dorm, they should tell u.
Talking about the job, it is super individually. My master program didn't allow me to work because lack of time for this, but maybe your will be not so time consuming... but I won't recommend to rely on working during studing, maybe only remotely and part time. You'd better to ask admission about the opportunity to work during the studing (is it possible or not). If I am not mistaken you can work in Russia if you study full-time or in russian "очно". But there are some nuances which you would better to read on the internet.
Talking about working for a university, it is possible, but it might be not so easy to find and get, try to ask professors and other students about vacancies, maybe you will be lucky to find some.
@mtalhafaryad1609 could you please specify what you would like to know about accommodation?
I'm planning to study at the University of Tyumen and would like to know the total monthly expenses, including dormitory costs. Any insights on the international student community there? Your advice would be really helpful! Thanks!
@mtalhafaryad1609 I paid around 2,5k rubles per month for my room in dorm #5. You also need money to buy food (around 5k-7k per month), you also need to take or buy warm clothes for winter season. And you need some money to buy extras (medicine, coffee shops, cinema and so on), of course it is individual but I recommend to have up to 5-10k for such occasions.
Talking about international community, there are a lot of international students in Tyumen so I am sure you will find friends.
What about some part time jobs for self support? And what's the reward for the participation in social activities? I know I should contact university management but they are not replying so that's why I'm trying to get information from you
Is this university including medicine and farmacie....
@frmikassa2374 There is no medicine and pharmacy at University of Tyumen. But you can find it at Tyumen state medical university, here is the link www-tyumsmu-ru.translate.goog/?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru
Are you doing Preporatary course?
Hi! Thank you for the question. No, I was doing Master's degree at School of Advanced Studies, University of Tyumen.
@@nataliaenova3514 I see ... I'm thinking of doing Preporatary course, i come from India ...can you tell how the life is and what paths can i take after the prep course
@OffWhiTe03 Okay, I will try :) if you consider Tyumen, the city is nice, good for living. I like it so much! The University of Tyumen has a good dormitory #5 (I hope they provide exactly this dorm for foreigners).
Talking about prep courses, there are two strategies you can take. The first one you can do prep course in small city like Tyumen (it is cheaper) and after try to enter university in big cities like Moscow or Saint-Petersburg. The second way, you can do prep course at the uni where you want to study further. During the prep course you will be able to talk with admissions about all necessary steps.
Also, at the moment, the number of programs in English is rising, so maybe you can think about such programs. In this case, you won't need to do prep course.
What field do you want to study?
Hello , hope you are doing well.Nice video .is this a tyumen state university?
Hello! That was the building of the School of Advanced Studies in the video. SAS is an institution at the University of Tyumen.
Can you tell me about tyumen sate university dormitory please?
There are 4 dormitories in Tyumen locating in different places. I lived in dorm #5, it is super new and it is very comfortable. Here you can read more info about dorms www.utmn.ru/en/utmn-campus/campus-tour/accommodation/.
Also you can watch a short video about dorm #5 ruclips.net/video/Z2aFZC169gY/видео.html
Thanks you so much for your kind response ,i will joint this uni from October ,what you suggest me
What's the cost of single room
Hello i need some help please
Hello. You can check University of Tyumen website and read info about admissions www.utmn.ru/en/
Or if you want to study in English you can check the School of Advanced Studies. It is an institution of University of Tyumen sas.utmn.ru/en/