Professional Teachers

More than 365 Doctors and Candidates of Science work at our university.

Education programs

Over 90 educational programs at all levels of education

International cooperation

Over  70  agreement  of  international  cooperation  

Why UMTE?

The St. Petersburg University of Management Technologies and Economics (UMTE) is one of the largest educational institutions that gives European education in Russia. Over the years, the university has achieved recognition not only in the Russian scientific and educational space, but also abroad. The status of the University is confirmed by the positive assessment of the university and its affiliates' effectiveness by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the inclusion of the UMTE in the list of institutions operating under the scientific and methodological guidance of the Russian Academy of Sciences, with the status of an "academic university". The academic orientation of the university is marked by the European Academy of Sciences, the International Association of Universities, of which the UMTE is a member and other foreign organizations. Read more...

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Graduation - 2024: Start to the Future at the Kamenny Island Palace

Graduation - 2024: Start to the Future at the Kamenny Island Palace

05 July 2024

On July 4, the Kamenny Island Palace hosted a solemn graduation ceremony for the best bachelors and masters of the Saint Petersburg University of Management Technologies and Economics in 2024.

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Cooperation and experience exchange with the university in Gomel is developing

Cooperation and experience exchange with the university in Gomel is developing

02 July 2024

There was an exchange of positive experience in the design and implementation of educational programs between UMTE and Sukhoi State Technical University of Gomel (Republic of Belarus).

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