SibFU Partnerships | Siberian Federal University

SibFU Partnerships

International Partnerships Office (IPO) is the designated department for creating and handling the collaboration between Siberian Federal University and the foreign higher education institution. The partnerships are intended to take advantage of the common strengths of these two universities and to broaden the backgrounds of students to include international experiences.

Common types of international collaborations
Academic units at SibFU can collaborate on international activities, programs, or projects with institutions of higher education or other organizations in a variety of ways. The descriptions of the more common collaborative activities on this page can help SibFU faculty and staff assess the feasibility of collaboration before proposing a new agreement.

Contact the international partnerships team at partnerships@sfu-kras.ru to schedule a consultation.

SibFU in International Associations

  • University of Arctic (UArctic)

    The University of the Arctic is cooperative network of universities, colleges and other organizations, working in the sphere of higher education and exploratory activity in the North. Members of UArctic share resources, opportunities and experience for creating educational programs of higher education, which are suitable and accessible for students in the North. The objective of the UArctic is creating stable and constantly developing subpolar region by forming favorable conditions for northerners and Northern nationalities through education and knowledge sharing.

  • University of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

    University of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is an Asian analogue project of the system of The European Higher Education Area (EHEA) launched (including Russian initiative) along with the Bologna Process. The main mission of the SCO University is the implementation of joint training of highly qualified human resources through concerted innovative educational programs in the priority fields for the economic and social development of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

  • Eurasian Association of Universities

    The Eurasian Universities Association (EUA) was established as the Universities Association of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) at the Constituent Congress in 1989, on the initiative of Lomonosov Moscow State University, supported by the twenty largest universities of the USSR. Today the EUA is the reputable international organization of universities which includes the national universities of the whole Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), leading regional universities and higher educational institutions of the Eurasian region.

  • Association of Sino-Russian Economic Universities (in russian)

    Russian-Chinese Association of Economic Universities was established in 23 November 2013 in Beijing. From the Russian part the Association includes fourteen largest higher education institutions, in China – University of International Business and Economics, Central University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, Harbin Business University, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics and other universities. The Association became the third union of Russian and Chinese universities, continuing policy of rapprochement of our educational environments, including contributing to the improvement of the legal framework in the field of education.

  • Association of Sino-Russian Technical Universities

    Russia and China, being the world powers in the field of technical education, reinforce collaboration between leading polytechnic universities of the two countries and, at the same time, provide solid foundation for sharing experience. Increase of the state’s capability to innovations mostly promotes higher engineering education in these two countries, and in its turn, it plays a significant role in developing both the structure of the world industrial complex and the system of resource allocation in the world.

Strategic partners of the SibFU

  • National Instruments

    National Instruments (USA) – a leader in the development and production of hardware and software for the automation of measurement, experiment, diagnostics, control over a wide range of applications. National Instruments produces PXI standard measuring components and systems, modules of signal balancing, computer vision system and motion control system.

  • Russian Academy of Sciences

    Russian Academy of Science was founded on 28 January in 1724. It is reconstructed by the decree of the president of Russian Federation on 21 November in 1991 as the supreme research institution in Russia. Cooperation agreement is concluded of the complete integration in the fields of research, human resources, information, consulting and innovation.

  • Ministry of Science and Higher Education

    26 November 2010 Siberian Federal University and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education signed an agreement on the procedure and conditions for granting subsidies to financial support for the implementation of the Development program of Siberian Federal University.

  • Rosatom

    Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation and SibFU have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at improving the quality and efficiency of using personnel, resources and scientific and engineering potential of the organisations of the nuclear industry with the involvement of the achievements in the field of education and science.

  • Nornickel

    Nornickel is the leader in the metals and mining industry in Russia and globally. Nornickel produces metals essential for the development of a low-carbon economy and green transport, is a reliable partner, focused on driving sustainable growth and long-term development.

  • RusHydro

    With 38 GW installed electricity generation capacity, RusHydro is one of Russia’s largest power generating companies.

  • Vankorneft

    Vankorneft is a subsidiary of Rosneft Oil Company, implementing a project to develop the Vankor oil and gas field, the largest of the fields discovered and put into operation in Russia over the past 25 years.

  • Polyus Gold

    PJSC Polyus is the largest gold producer in Russia and a top 5 gold producer globally with one of the lowest cost profiles.

  • SUEK

    We are one of the largest integrated energy companies globally. SUEK is No.1 heat and one of the largest electricity producers in Siberia with 27 generating units and over 6 million customers in Russia. SUEK is also a top-5 bulk port and railcar operator in Russia.

  • The State Russian Museum

    The State Russian Museum is the world’s largest collection of Russian art, housed in a unique architectural complex in the historical centre of St Petersburg. It was the first museum of Russian art, established by Emperor Alexander III in 1895 and opened in 1898 in the Mikhailovsky Palace. The State Russian Museum and SibFU launched the Virtual Branch of the Russian Museum: on the basis of the School for the Humanities and the Library of Siberian Federal University.

  • The Mikhail Prokhorov Foundation

    The Mikhail Prokhorov Charitable Foundation (Charity Foundation for Cultural Initiatives) was established in 2004 on the initiative of businessman Mikhail Prokhorov, becoming the first charitable organization in Russia with a regional strategy for its work.

  • Delcam International Company

    Delcam is a supplier of advanced CAD/CAM software for the manufacturing industry. Delcam’s range of design, manufacturing and inspection software provides complete automated CAD/CAM solutions to bring products from concept to reality.

  • GEXCON

    Gexcon is world-leading company in the field of risk management and advanced dispersion, explosion and fire modelling.

  • East Siberian Branch of Sberbank of Russia

    SberBank is the largest bank in Russia, Central and Eastern Europe, and one of the leading financial institutions worldwide, was founded on 2 February 1867.

  • East-Siberian branch of RosBank, Inc.

    Rosbank is a Russian universal bank that was part of the international financial group Société Générale until April 2022. Since 2022, the Russian Interros Group has been the main shareholder of the bank.

Undergraduate, graduate, and faculty exchange programs each have a number of requirements and factors to consider.

Collaborative education programs can offer student recruitment opportunities, increase SibFU’s visibility in other countries and with international institutions of higher education, and foster faculty research collaboration. Academic units at SibFU may consider any of the following to diversify their international engagements.

  • Degree-granting collaborative education programs
  • Visiting student programs: Students from an international university spend a semester or academic year at SibFU as full-time non-degree seeking students or as participants in special short-term programs (for credit or non-credit). Student must be admitted to SibFU and meet all admissions standards, including English language proficiency. The international university may be affiliated with SibFU solely for the purposes of the visiting student program or may be an existing partner.
  • Summer research experience: Undergraduate students from a partner institution come to SibFU, typically after their third year, for a research experience, ranging from a six-week summer to a full semester placement, in a lab setting (commonly in the hard sciences, though not limited to those disciplines). Departments and/or labs at SibFU may provide funding for the participating students, or alternatively, require registration in research/internship credit.
  • Certificate programs: Academic units at SibFU may collaborate with international institutions or organizations for the purpose of offering an existing certificate or designing a new one.
  • Micro-credentials: Academic units at SibFU may offer more targeted “bite size” chunks of supplemental education in collaboration with international institutions or organizations that address an identified skills or knowledge gap in a particular profession or field. Micro-credentials may be stackable, and they may include work-based or experiential learning models.

Postal address: 79 Svobodny prospect, Krasnoyarsk, Russia, 660041, SibFU

International Partnerships Office: tel. +7 (391) 206-56-77 (working hours 08:30–17:00 Krasnoyarsk MSK+4 (UTC+7),
e-mail: partnerships@sfu-kras.ru.

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