Far Eastern Federal University

About the University

Far Eastern Federal University traces its history back to 1899 and is one of the largest universities in the Russian Far East and the Asia-Pacific region. In 2013, the university moved to its modern campus on Russky Island in Vladivostok, creating a unique academic environment where advanced education, research, and international collaboration come together.

FEFU has 12 institutes, more than 1,600 academic and research staff, over 160 laboratories, and 250+ educational programs. The university welcomes around 5,000 international students from more than 80 countries and maintains partnerships with 200+ foreign universities and research centres across the Asia-Pacific region.

The university offers strong programs in international relations, medicine, dentistry, biotechnology, engineering, robotics, energy, and computer technologies. With its island campus, own medical centre, research facilities, and global partnerships, FEFU prepares students for international careers.

University Facts

FEFU is Russia's only university located on a separate island campus.
The campus was built for the 2012 APEC Summit on Russky Island.
The campus includes 12 academic buildings, 6 sports centres, and student facilities.
Students can access key facilities within a convenient 15-minute walking distance.
FEFU is located near Ajax Bay, surrounded by green hills and sea views.
Students enjoy nearby beaches, forest trails, wild bays, and scenic outdoor spaces.
FEFU ranks among the Top 25 universities in Russia by RAEX-100.
The university hosts the Eastern Economic Forum every autumn on campus.
Medical students train at FEFU Medical Center with advanced equipment and research projects.