Moscow State University of Psychology and Education

Moscow State University of Psychology and Education (MSUPE) is the first psychological university in Russia, established in 1996 under the initiative of the Moscow Government. It aims to train highly qualified specialists in the fields of education, healthcare, and social protection. The university operates 13 faculties and institutes, offering over 80 higher education programs and 140 further education programs. MSUPE is recognized as a basic resource center for psychological services, coordinating the work of psychologists across Russia. It maintains a strong focus on research, hosting numerous scientific laboratories and centers, including the MEG Center for Neurocognitive Research. The university is a candidate for the 'Priority – 2030' state program, reflecting its commitment to academic leadership and innovation.