The Institute of Socio-Economic Sciences (ISES) was established in March 2025 based on four faculties: the Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Management, the Faculty of Sociology, the Faculty of Marketing and Advertising, where more than 200 teachers provide training for three and a half thousand students. The main goal of such an association was to achieve a synergetic effect from the interaction of representatives of various sciences. Within the framework of the Institute, both interdisciplinary research projects and joint educational programs of higher and additional professional education become possible. Another important circumstance is that in the context of the RSUH's mission as a center for the preservation and development of socio-humanitarian knowledge, there is a significant strengthening of its socio-economic component.
The words "Man-Labor-Justice" reflect the credo of the Institute of Socio-Economic Sciences, and its mission is to meet the needs of society for highly qualified socio-economic personnel based on interdisciplinary interaction and ensuring high-quality education.
Faculty of Economics
The Faculty of Economics is an educational and scientific structural unit that is part of the Institute of Socio-Economic Sciences of the RSUH. The Faculty was established in 1992.
Currently, the faculty provides training for specialists, bachelors, masters, and highly qualified scientific and pedagogical staff in the following areas: "Economic Security", "Customs", "Economics", "Finance and Credit".
Our mission is to create a new generation of leading economists who share the principles of a sovereign economy, as well as possess the knowledge, skills and innovative thinking necessary to effectively solve modern economic problems and adapt to a dynamically changing world.
The unique combination of fundamental economic training with an in-depth analysis of socio-cultural and historical factors ensures the high competitiveness of our graduates in the labor market. They successfully realize their potential in organizations of various sectors of the economy, including manufacturing and trading enterprises, financial institutions, government agencies and international companies.
Faculty of Management
The Faculty of Management of the Institute of Socio-Economic Sciences of the Russian State State University was established in 1992 based on the Faculty of Public Records Management of the Moscow State Historical and Archival Institute, which began training managerial personnel back in 1965.
The faculty successfully employs more than 50 highly qualified teachers – doctors and candidates of sciences, professors and associate professors, practitioners, and over 1,000 undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students of full-time, part-time, and part-time education.
The quality of students' fundamental training and the authority of the RSUH allow graduates to find their place in the labor market. Some of the students are studying in the target areas.
Institutions, enterprises and organizations of various organizational and legal forms act as potential employers. Over the years of its fruitful work, the Faculty has made a huge contribution to the strengthening of government bodies and, first, state and municipal structures, business structures, HR agencies and departments with qualified personnel.
Graduates of the faculty have fundamental training in the field of managerial, socio-economic, humanitarian, and legal sciences. Graduates know and are able to put into practice effective methods of managing an organization to ensure its fruitful and profitable activities. Graduates are able to make optimal management decisions depending on specific market conditions, as well as the resources and capabilities at their disposal, in conditions of sanctions and uncertainty, as well as to adapt the accumulated domestic experience in the field of strategic management, personnel management, sovereign social economy, documentation management, new information technologies, project management, etc.
Contacts
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+ 7 495 250 66-49
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