- City
- Dolgoprudny, Moscow Region
- Study focus
- Computing, physics and biomedical engineering
- Duration
- Depends on degree and programme
- Teaching language
- Selected English programmes
The programme and the setting
MIPT’s international undergraduate catalogue lists English-taught Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering. The institution is based in Dolgoprudny in the Moscow Region.
Projects, laboratories and research
The Phystech approach emphasises scientific foundations and research. Biomedical Engineering is a technical degree, distinct from General Medicine and a qualification to practise as a doctor.
Teaching language and your qualification
English availability depends on the subject and degree level. Compare the programme title, awarding qualification and teaching language in the current catalogue with the course on your offer.
Look at the modules, laboratory work and final project as well as the degree title. For postgraduate study, compare entry prerequisites with the subjects and projects in your existing qualification.
Admissions and preparation
Use the international admissions route for your selected degree. Review mathematics and other subject requirements and the programme’s selection process.
- Start with your school or university transcripts and passport details.
- Identify the exact programme, language route and intended intake.
- Confirm the admission tests and required document formalities.
- Review the offer, contract and payment schedule before arranging travel.
Tuition and your full budget
The catalogue publishes tuition without identifying an intake year. Obtain a current dated quote and confirm residence charges.
University costs
Tuition, residence and any compulsory institutional charges.
Living costs
Food, transport, communications and personal spending.
The move
Travel, translations, insurance and arrival formalities.
Use our full-budget guide to keep confirmed figures, estimates and optional expenses separate.
Accommodation and life in Dolgoprudny, Moscow Region
Dolgoprudny is outside central Moscow. Compare the programme’s campus and research locations with residence and regular transport options.
Confirm the room-sharing arrangement, kitchen and laundry access, residence rules and the journey to class. Discuss dietary needs and first-night accommodation before you travel.
Questions for your shortlist
- Which modules, laboratories and projects are included in my programme?
- Can I receive the complete teaching-language and assessment arrangements in writing?
- What are the current tuition, residence and payment terms?
- Who coordinates arrival, and what practical assistance is available?
Sources & further reading
Source review: 24 September 2026. Confirm current intake details with the institution or relevant authority.