Eurasian Network University (ENU)

The Eurasian Network University (ENU) was established with the support of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) and aims to enhance the human and intellectual capital of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) while promoting the international competitiveness of EAEU member countries. This scientific and educational consortium focuses on training qualified professionals through the use of distance learning technologies, fostering personal growth among youth in line with the values of Eurasian integration, and organizing cutting-edge scientific research and development.

As part of the cooperation program between the Financial University and the EEC, collaboration is carried out in three key areas:
implementation of educational programs and projects; expert analysis and scientific research cooperation and involvement of students and faculty in the operational processes of the EAEU.

The Financial University joined the ENU in 2023.

Russian-African Network University (RAFU)

The Russian-African Network University (RAFU) is a consortium of over 60 universities and research centers from Russia and African countries, established to develop a unified educational space, create programs for student exchange, and promote intercultural dialogue. RAFU operates as a single platform offering educational courses in Russian, English, and French, which will serve as the foundation for the curriculum of joint educational programs.

The Financial University became a member of RAFU in 2022.

Network University of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS NU)

Network University of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS NU)

In 2008, with the support of the Interstate Humanitarian Cooperation Fund for the CIS member states (IHCF), the Russian side initiated the project "Establishment of the CIS Network University" to further develop humanitarian cooperation among the CIS member states. On June 11, 2009, an Agreement on the Consortium for the Creation of the CIS Network University was signed in Moscow.

The CIS Network University comprises 46 leading higher education institutions from eight CIS member countries: the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Moldova, the Russian Federation, and the Republic of Tajikistan. The CIS NU is engaged in training highly qualified specialists in 35 master's degree programs.

The Financial University joined the CIS NU in 2023.

Consortium of Educational and Scientific Organizations for the "Ambassador of Russian Education and Science" Program

The Сonsortium was established to organize and coordinate the activities of Ambassadors of Russian Education and Science in promoting Russian education, scientific organizations, and products on the global stage.

Ambassadors of Russian higher education and science comprise accomplished students, faculty, and graduates of Russian and Soviet universities, as well as notable public figures and leaders. Their mission is to advocate for Russian education and science at leading international forums and significant public platforms.

Russian-Indian Network

Russian-Indian Network was established in 2015 with the support of the relevant ministries of both countries. Currently, the Network comprises 30 universities from Russia and 21 universities from India.

The purpose of establishing the Network is to unite the efforts of leading universities in Russia and India in the interests of personnel, scientific, and technological support for the development of knowledge-based national economies.

Federation of Russian and Arab Universities

The Memorandum on the establishment of the Federation of Russian and Arab Universities was signed in 2017 during a meeting between the President of the Russian Rectors' Union, Rector of Lomonosov Moscow State University, Academician V.A. Sadovnichy, and the Secretary-General of the Association of Arab Universities, Professor Sultan Abu-Orabi.

Currently, the Federation comprises 70 leading universities from the Russian Federation and the Arab world.

Association of Higher Educational Institutions of Russia and Iran

The Association of Higher Educational Institutions of Russia and Iran was established in 2015. It was founded during the First Forum of Rectors of Russian and Iranian universities, held on the same day. During the forum, V.A. Sadovnichy, President of the Russian Rectors' Union and Rector of Lomonosov Moscow State University, along with Mahmoud Nili-Ahmadabadi, President of the Summit of Leading Iranian Universities and Rector of University of Tehran, signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create the Association.

Member universities within the Association engage in synergistic research across the humanities, natural sciences, and exact sciences. They actively develop joint educational programs, student exchange initiatives, and coordinate international scientific conferences.

Association of Universities of Russia and Belarus

On July 18, 2019, the Presidents of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus participated in the plenary session of the Russia-Belarus Regions Forum, during which a Declaration on the activities of the Association of Universities of Russia and Belarus was signed.

The Association’s activities include an annual Forum of Rectors from universities in Russia and Belarus. Its creation aims to facilitate joint scientific and educational projects, mutually leverage the potential of higher education institutions in both countries, and promote student exchange.

Association of Asian Universities

The Association of Asian Universities serves as a foundational platform for shaping a unified educational space within the Asian region, fostering significant momentum for integration processes in higher education, and expanding student exchange and cultural ties. In addition to organizing international student forums and summer schools, the Association publishes the journal Society and Security Insights, which promotes communication among leading scholars on issues of cross-border cooperation. The Association comprises over 100 member universities from 11 Asian countries.

The Financial University signed a Protocol of accession to the Association in 2022.

Association of Economic Universities of South and Eastern Europe and the Black Sea Region (ASECU)

Founded in 1996 at the initiative of the Rector of the University of Macedonia (Greece), ASECU aims to promote the interests of higher education institutions specializing in economics across South and Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region. The association facilitates various forms of collaboration, including:

·Student exchanges

·Faculty and research staff exchanges

·Publication of a joint scientific journal

·Recognition and harmonization of academic degrees among member universities

·Joint research projects to benefit the economies, societies, peace, and cultural development of ASECU member countries

The Financial University became a member of ASECU in 2017.

United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) Initiative

Under the UNAI initiative, higher education institutions collaborate with the United Nations to support the implementation of UN goals and principles, including human rights protection, ensuring universal access to education, and promoting sustainable development.

Currently, over 1,600 member organizations across more than 150 countries engage in this global effort, reaching more than 25 million individuals within the international educational community.

The Financial University joined the UNAI initiative in 2021.

University Alliance of the Silk Road (UASR)

Connecting universities located along the historic Silk Road, the Alliance serves as a global platform for collaboration among educational institutions to promote cultural exchanges, organize scientific and educational courses and events, and foster educational synergy among member countries. The creation of the Alliance is part of the Silk Road Economic Belt initiative launched in 2013 by President Xi Jinping of China to promote international economic growth and development. Currently, the Alliance includes over 150 members from 37 countries worldwide.

The Financial University joined the Alliance in 2022.

Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Law School Alliance

International exchanges and collaboration among research institutions in the field of legal education are vital components of the legal diplomacy of SCO member states. The purpose of establishing the SCO Law School Alliance is to provide a platform for multilateral knowledge exchange in law, as well as to facilitate the development of curricula, disciplines, and the training of international lawyers.

The Financial University has been a member of the Alliance since 2022.

World Coal Association (WCA)

The World Coal Association promotes the development of the modern coal value chain by advancing innovation and supporting global economic and environmental objectives.

The Financial University has been a strategic partner of the Association since 2021.

International Association of Financial and Economic Education Organizations (IAEFEEI)

IAEFEEI was established to unite and coordinate the activities of organizations interested in improving the content of financial and economic education, training technologies, and representing their rights and common interests in official government, public, and international organizations.

Founded in 2011, the Financial University is one of the founding members of the association. As part of its activities, the Financial University implements the project "Digital Teacher’s Workshop."

International Social Security Association (ISSA)

Founded in 1927 under the auspices of the International Labour Organization, ISSA currently comprises over 320 member organizations from more than 160 countries. The primary goal of the Association is to enhance social security management through the development of professional guidelines, expert knowledge, and the provision of services and support that enable its members to develop dynamic social security systems worldwide.

The Financial University joined ISSA in 2020.

Association of Sino-Russian Economic Universities (ASREU)

The official agreement to establish the ASREU was adopted in 2013 in Beijing by leaders of leading economic universities from China and Russia. The Declaration on the creation of the Association was signed by the Financial University in 2014. The main areas of activity of the Association include:

·Creating an educational platform for economic universities in Russia and China

·Collaborating on international educational and scientific projects

·Facilitating experience exchange and academic mobility

The permanent secretariats of the Association are based at Saint Petersburg State University of Economics and the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.