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Illustration for news: 1000 and 1 reason to study at “Population and Development”: stories of 2nd year students

1000 and 1 reason to study at “Population and Development”: stories of 2nd year students

This article contains several first-hand stories about admission and benefits of the program. You're welcome to read and enroll on our program!

Illustration for news: ‘I Intend to Establish Myself in Academia’

‘I Intend to Establish Myself in Academia’

Fedor Shvets came to Russia from Kazakhstan, graduated from the Bachelor’s programme in Sociology and Social Informatics at HSE University in St Petersburg, and is currently studying for his Master’s degree in Population and Development at HSE University in Moscow. In an interview with the HSE News Service, he spoke about his choice of university and programme, and shared his impressions of living and studying in Moscow.

Illustration for news: "5-Min Craft". HSE Library

"5-Min Craft". HSE Library

What is the first step in writing any academic paper? Of course, it is an analysis of the literature of other authors in the academic field under study. This step allows you to fully immerse in the topic and find research gaps. However, finding a scientific article in the public domain is not the easiest task. Fortunately, you are reading this article, in which the students of the programme will tell you how to register in the HSE electronic library, which resources are best used to search for literature, and much more.

Demographic Review. English selection 2020

In the issue:
The epidemiological transition and its interpretations. Labor migration in Russia during the coronavirus pandemic. Center-peripheral differences in life expectancy in Russia: a regional analysis. Pedestrian mortality in Russia: a continuous decline over the last 25 years? The Russian population of the near abroad: geodemographic dynamics of the post-Soviet period. The results of the 1939 Soviet census: two problems of adequacy.