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January 2009 According to RePEc Rankings, NES is #101 out of 1850 economics institutions in Europe. Mikhail Golosov is #19 and Aleh Tsyvinski is #62 in the Top Young Economists.
August 2009 NES is #83 by citations and #45 by downloads in SSRN.com rankings of economics departments around the world.
February 25, 2009 Geneva, Switzerland - The Forum of Young Global Leaders, an affiliate of the World Economic Forum, proudly announced that Ksenia Yudaeva, Chief Economist, Sberbank of Russia (NES’94), and Aleh Tsyvinski, Professor of Economics, Yale University, and Professor by Courtesy, NES, have been named Young Global Leaders. Ksenia and Oleg have joined a global community of leading executives, public figures and intellectuals under the age of 40 from 71 countries who have been selected to collectively shape the future. Other Young Global Leaders from NES include: Sergei Guriev (Morgan Stanley Professor of Economics and Rector, NES), Arkady Dvorkovich (Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation, NES’94) and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya (Hans Rausing Professor of Economics, NES). Congratulations! >>>
February 2009: Mikhail Golosov is #19 and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya is #47 in the Top Young Economists by RePEc.
May 2008 According to RePEc Rankings, NES is #104 out of 1850 economics institutions in Europe and #251 in the world.
CEFIR is #150 in Europe (#336 in the world)
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NES is a top 60 economics department in Europe. NES is the best university in Central and Eastern Europe >>>
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CEFIR is a top 50 European think tank (as measured by academic output)
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Ekaterina Zhuravskaya is #471 out of 881 ranked individual European economists (including US-based economists affiliated with CEPR and IZA)
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CEFIR/NES Working Papers series is ranked #206 in the world >>>
June 27, 2006 Independent rating agency ReitOR presented the results of its independent survey. According to them, NES received top score in all the three rated criteria: "Competitiveness of Graduates ", "Academic Infrastructure", and "Teaching Infrastructure" >>>
June 2001 Transition Newsletter, World Bank: "Strengthening economics education and supporting qualified economists who can teach economics at all levels and carry out high-quality research and policy analysis are still important issues in many transition economies… In the short term it is vital to start training substantial numbers of economics professors, policymakers, and others at high-quality regional centers such as the economics department at the Central European University in Budapest, the Center for Economics Research and Graduate Education in Prague, the Economics Education and Research Consortium in Kiev and Moscow, and the New Economic School in Moscow" >>> |
Coming soon
March 12 / 13:30-17:00, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, 2/18 Rubtsovskaya embankment Career Fair
March 12 / 18:00, Novosibirsk., Akademgorodok, room 203, School №162, (16 Gemchugnaya street) Math preparation course starts
March 12 / 19:00, r. 1121(2) Psychological Training, Oxana Shevchenko
March 15 / 18:30, r. 521 Presentation of the PhD program at INSEAD Business School by Bart Yakov
March 18 / 11:00-17:00, Lomonosov Moscow State University Career Fair
March 29 / 20:00, r. 521 Career Club: Sergei Ogluzdin (NES-1998)
March 31 / 19:00, r. 521 Sberbank presentation
NES in Media
Konstantin Sonin, Privatization Didn’t Kill, Moscow Times, February, 11.
Konstantin Sonin, Freedom of Speech Is Profitable, Moscow Times, January, 28.
Konstantin Sonin, When It’s Better to Default on a Loan, Moscow Times, January, 12.
Konstantin Sonin, The Death of Russia’s Premier Shock Therapist, Moscow Times, December, 18.
Konstantin Sonin, Science Needs a Climate Change, Moscow Times, December, 17.
Konstantin Sonin, The Thrill and Agony of the Financial Crisis, Moscow Times, December, 3. |
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