Moscow Polytech took part in the “Russia: Education Without Borders – 2026” exhibition in Peru. Irina Dukova, a manager at the university’s International Office, told visitors about study opportunities at Moscow Polytech and met with representatives of Peruvian universities.
The exhibition brought together education institutions and offered a chance to build new international connections. School students explored higher education options, while university representatives discussed academic cooperation and ways to strengthen educational ties.
After the event, Peruvian universities expressed interest in cooperating with Moscow Polytech. The discussions opened up opportunities for joint educational projects and closer academic ties between Russia and Peru.
Moscow Polytech already works with partners across Latin America, and students from the region study a range of subjects at the university. Among them is Maria Celeste Rodriguez Sanchez from Peru, a third-year Design student.
“Studying at Moscow Polytech gives me a quality education in graphic design and lets me be part of an international student community. When choosing where to study, I was drawn to Russia’s rich culture and history. At Moscow Polytech, I found the opportunity to pursue a creative profession and learn to bring my ideas to life through real projects,” Maria said.
Professional development was also an important factor for Ramirez Sanchez Cesar Junior from Peru, a first-year Management student.
“I chose Moscow Polytech for its practice-oriented education, innovative approach, and opportunities in technology. As an international student, studying here gives me the chance to discover a new culture, develop my skills, and grow both professionally and personally,” Cesar said.
Moscow Polytech continues to develop educational ties with Latin American countries. Its participation in the exhibition in Peru gave the university an opportunity to introduce itself to prospective students, share more about benefits of studying in Russia, and discuss further cooperation with representatives of educational institutions.
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