Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service

Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service
Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service (VSUES), established in 1967, is a prominent institution located in the city of Vladivostok, in the Russian Far East. Originally founded as the Far Eastern Technological Institute (FETI), the university was renamed in 1995 to Far Eastern State Technological Institute (FESTI) and eventually became Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service in 1996.
VSUES is rapidly transforming into a leading business university in the region, offering innovative education with a practical approach. It specializes in economics, business management, tourism, design, engineering, and international studies. As of 2017, the university hosts around 600 international students from 20 countries.
VSUES is a member of several key associations, including the Association of Russian and Chinese Universities and the Association of Sino-Russian Economic Universities. In 2018, the university established the Association of Design Universities of the Asia-Pacific Region. The university is recognized for its strong internationalization, ranking in the top 50 Russian universities in this category by the "Interfax" National University Rating.
University Rankings:
BB evaluation in the “Good quality performance” category by ARES-2019 (Academic Ranking of World Universities European Standard).
Ranked 46th by UniRank.
Among the 100 most cited websites of Russian universities in the Webometrics ranking.
One of the 100 best Russian universities according to the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation.

Memberships and Associations:
Central and East European Management Development Association (CEEMAN)
Russian Association of Business Education (RABE)
Talloires Network
United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education (UNPRME)
Association of Russian and Chinese Universities (ARCU)
Russian-Chinese Association of Economic Universities

Faculties at VSUES:
School of Foreign Languages
School of Information Technologies
School of Law
School of Marketing and Mass Communications
School of Service, Fashion, and Design
International School of Tourism and Hospitality
School of Transport and Logistics
Department of Economics and Management
Department of Mathematics and Modeling


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Student Accommodation
The dormitory is ideally located, with grocery stores, cafés, and restaurants offering both Russian and international cuisine just a short walk away. Major city attractions, museums, theaters, and historic sites are either within walking distance or easily accessible by public transport.
Additionally, the dormitory is well-connected for travel to and from the airport, with taxis or metro services available.
The dormitory is designed as a corridor-type building with shared facilities. Rooms typically accommodate two to three students. The dormitories have strict rules, and early application is encouraged, as rooms are limited.
Dormitory Facilities:
Kitchen
Laundry room
Medical aid cabinet
Gym
Reading room
Free internet connection


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Vladivostok City
Vladivostok is the capital of Primorye Krai and the Far Eastern Federal District, located on the Sea of Japan in the Russian Far East. It is an important seaport, industrial hub, and the primary base for the Russian Pacific Fleet. Vladivostok is also home to the Far Eastern Federal University and the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, making it a key scientific and educational center.
Key Features of Vladivostok:
Vladivostok is known for its strategic location on the Pacific Ocean, serving as an important transport, trade, and financial center. The city is the largest scientific and educational center in the region and is the main naval base for the Russian Pacific Fleet.
Vladivostok celebrates its City Day at the beginning of July. The name "Vladivostok" is derived from Russian words meaning "to hold" and "east," symbolizing its role as a key city in the eastern part of Russia.
Vladivostok has a monsoon climate with dry and cold winters, cool springs, warm and humid summers, and dry autumns. The average temperature in January is -11.7°C, and in July, it is 18°C.
Vladivostok International Airport is located about 44 km from the city, and the federal highways A370 and A188 connect the city to Khabarovsk and Nakhodka, respectively.
Economy:
The city plays a key role in the industrial sector, with a focus on shipbuilding, ship repair, and fishing equipment production. It is a significant cargo and passenger port, facilitating trade with Japan, South Korea, and China. Vladivostok's major exports include fish, seafood, timber, and metals, while it imports food, medicines, clothing, and electronics.
Vladivostok is strategically positioned as a vital city between Trans-Siberian railway and Pacific shipping routes, reinforcing its importance as an intern