St. Petersburg State University
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Founded by decree of Peter the Great in 1724, St Petersburg University is based on the Universitetskaya Embankment and has over 30,000 students. Nine Nobel laureates studied or worked there, including Ivan Pavlov; most degree programmes are taught in Russian, with some in English.
Known for
MathematicsPhysicsLawOriental and Asian studies
Facts
- Type
- Public university
- Founded
- 1724
- Degree levels
- Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
- Teaching language
- Some programmes in English
