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What are the options after graduating from a university? Enrolling in further study is one of the choices. Tatul Ayrapetyan (MAE'2023) and Alexandra Snegireva (MAE'2022), graduates of NES’s “Masters of Arts in Economics” Program, opted for it. They will continue their studies at the PhD programs of the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the University of Michigan, respectively.

Seven NES students and graduates have been accepted to PhD programs at leading universities: Stanford GSB, Harvard Business School, University Pompeu Fabra / Barcelona School of Economics, Penn State University, University of Michigan in Ann-Arbor, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. A graduate of The HSE-NES joint program in Economics will join the Becker Friedman Institute for Research in Economics…

The RES Annual Conference brings together hundreds of academic and economists to present the latest developments in economics and showcase their real-world application.

This year, the RES 2023 conference returned…

The Times published 100 biggest taxpayers in the UK list. The NES graduate Russian-born billionaire Alex Gerko taking the top spot.

Gerko, 42, who founded trading company XTX Markets in 2015, paid an estimated £487.4million in tax. This is up from the £117.4million he paid the previous year, when he ranked in tenth place.

Alex Gerko, who has been a British citizen since 2016, is according to The Times to be worth $2 billion now…

Head of the Olympiad department of the Uchi.ru educational website and NES graduate Gayane Simonyan shares a selection of books that help people develop, learn and teach others. Gayane herself is currently studying at the MIT Sloan School of Management. >>>