Sponsored study places: the catalogue

Under a sponsored study contract an employer pays for the education and the graduate works for them afterwards. The state portal keeps a single catalogue of such offers: 7,348 positions showing who is willing to train whom, in what speciality, and until what date applications are open.

What you get in the file

columns from the tool “Rabota v Rossii: postings with employer Tax ID and phone”
Job posting IDTitleSalary from, ₽Salary up to, RUBEmployerTax ID (INN)State reg. number (OGRN)
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.

Features

How it works

Set the selection parameters
Choose the region and profession or keywords.
Choose what to collect
7,348 offers: speciality, code, employer with registration number, institution.
Run the collection
The source is open government portal data.
Download the Excel file
Employers with registration details and contacts.
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FAQ

What is a sponsored study place?
An organisation pays for your studies, and after graduation you are contractually required to work for it, usually for at least three years. Admission runs as a separate competition, and its entry score is typically lower than the general one.
Which specialities dominate?
Healthcare and teaching: nursing — 529 offers, teacher education — 456, general medicine — 316. IT is almost absent, and we say so in advance.
Can I see how many people already applied?
No. The portal has such a field but fills it on 10 offers out of 7,348 — showing competition on that data would be misleading, so the column is not there.
Who else benefits besides applicants?
Anyone selling to business: the 2,960 employers in the catalogue have both a staffing shortage and money to invest in people, and each comes with a registration number for enrichment.

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