1st place
has been taken by HSE in a Russian university ranking of the salaries earned by graduates in Finance & Economics. This ranking was prepared by the Superjob.ru research centre, based on a comparison of the average wages earned by Russians who graduated university in 2011 – 2016.
HSE was the leader in this ranking for the second year in a row. This time, it shares first place with the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration. According to the ranking, young graduates of these universities working in finance and economics may lay claim to salaries of around 90,000 roubles a month.
Furthermore, HSE took fourth place in a similar salary ranking in Law, thus moving up one position on last year. The average monthly pay for young HSE graduates in this field is around 75,000 roubles.
Finally, HSE MIEM ranked seventh in IT, also improving its position by one place. The average salary of young MIEM graduates comes to 85,000 roubles a month.
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