The scholarship was established in 2014 in honor of Vladimir Aleksandrovich Arutyunov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, and Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation in the field of thermophysics of metallurgical processes. He was one of the founders of the Russian scientific school of mathematical modeling of thermal processes in industrial furnaces.
The scholarship was established by Oleg Vladimirovich Kiselev, a MISIS University alumnus and is funded through the MISIS University Endowment Fund.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to MISIS University students regardless of citizenship or source of tuition funding who are enrolled in Specialized Higher Education or Master’s programs offered by the Department of Energy-Efficient and Resource-Saving Industrial Technologies.
Applicants must have a GPA of at least 4.7 for the two most recent semesters. Active participation in university life is considered an advantage.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
Scholarship amount: RUB 5,000 per month
Number of recipients: 3
Payment period: 12 months, from September through August, with payments made monthly.
How to Apply
Candidates are nominated by the Department of Energy-Efficient and Resource-Saving Industrial Technologies at the student’s initiative.
Applicants must prepare the required documents and submit them in person to the Organizing Committee between September 15 and October 5.
The Organizing Committee evaluates the applications using a points-based system and prepares a ranked list of candidates by October 9.
The final decision on scholarship recipients is made at a meeting of the Department of Energy-Efficient and Resource-Saving Industrial Technologies by October 14.
The first scholarship payment is made by October 23.
Documents
Scholarship Regulations (5.9 MB)
Scholarship Application Form (19.7 KB)
Responsible Department
Konstantin S. Shatokhin, PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor, Department of Energy-Efficient and Resource-Saving Industrial Technologies
The Digital Future Scholarship Program was established by the MISIS University Institute of Computer Science. The program aims to help students develop their talents and demonstrate their skills in applying modern digital technologies, while providing a flexible, practice-oriented learning environment.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to students of the MISIS University Institute of Computer Science enrolled in Bachelor’s or Basic Higher Education programs from their second year onward.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
The scholarship amount is determined by the Scholarship Committee and is calculated in multiples of the base amount of RUB 1,000 per month.
The amount is determined separately for each semester based on the number of project tasks successfully completed and may not exceed the maximum scholarship amount established under the program.
How to Apply
Students apply directly by submitting an electronic application through Ploshchadka, the MISIS University Project and Task Platform.
Selection Criteria
The scholarship is awarded based on students’ progress in developing professional digital competencies by completing research and project tasks set by MISIS University industry partners.
Successful completion of a task must be confirmed on the Platform by the supervising faculty member.
Applications are reviewed by the Scholarship Committee at least twice a year, at the end of each academic semester.
Organizer
MISIS University Institute of Computer Science
Documents
The Digital World Scholarship is a special grant awarded to students who provide technical support to faculty and fellow students throughout the learning process.
Eligibility Criteria
Any student of NUST MISIS can be a scholar if they have no failed academic assignments, if they are not an employee of the university and have Digital Volunteer achievements in their electronic portfolio.
To obtain the Digital Volunteer certificate, it is needed to submit an application, undergo selection, and then perform various tasks, such as setting up and maintaining equipment, installing software, and organizing local networks at the university.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
The certificate for participation in the scholarship contest is regarded for 84 hours of volunteering during 1 month and for 252 hours during 3 months.
The amount of the Digital World Scholarship depends on the category of the certificate and consists of 25,000 to 40,000 rubles per month; the payment period cannot exceed three months. A special commission determines whether the volunteer’s completed tasks meet the conditions for receiving the digital certificate.
Scholarship Regulations (7.9 MB)
Responsible Department
Applications are accepted in a free form via email at digitalskills@misis.ru. The subject of the email should indicate “Digital World — Tech Support,” and a CV should be attached.
The award was established in honor of Lev Alexandrovich Puchkov, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, recipient of the Russian Government Prize in Science and Technology, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Rector of Moscow State Mining University from 1987 to 2007 and its President from 2007 to 2012.
The award is organized by MISIS University, the Mining Science and Technology (Russia) journal, and the Federal Educational and Methodological Association for Higher Education in Applied Geology, Mining, Oil and Gas Engineering, and Geodesy (21.00.00).
The award is funded through the MISIS University Endowment Fund.
Award theme: artificial intelligence technologies in mining and mining sciences.
Eligibility Criteria
The competition is open to applicants aged 35 or younger:
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an individual author who is a citizen of the Russian Federation, a foreign national or a stateless person and is a tax resident of the Russian Federation;
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teams of up to three co-authors.
Award Amount and Payment
The award amount and payment procedure are determined by the Competition Committee.
How to Apply
Applications must be based on original, previously unpublished work submitted as an article ready for publication and prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Mining Science and Technology (Russia) journal.
The application and all supporting materials must be in Russian.
The article must not exceed 25,000 characters.
Applications are submitted by an individual author or by the team leader.
Full requirements for articles are available in the Author Guidelines on the Mining Science and Technology (Russia)website.
Applications closed on May 31, 2026, at 11:00 PM Moscow time.
Applications are ranked by total score. Winners and runners-up are determined based on the highest overall scores.
Documents
Award Regulations (7.8 MB)
List of Experts Evaluating Competition Entries (108.1 KB)
Final Record of the Selection of the Competition Winner, Runners-Up and Finalists (2.5 MB)
Award Partners
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The Organizing Committee invites companies to become partners of the award and help establish a new industry tradition.
For partnership inquiries: collab@misis.ru
Head of the Competition Committee
Vadim L. Petrov
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
Vice-Rector for Continuing Education, MISIS University
Chair of the Federal Educational and Methodological Association for Higher Education in Applied Geology, Mining, Oil and Gas Engineering, and Geodesy
Responsible Department
Alexey L. Puchkov
PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, MBA
Director of the Center for the Development of Advanced Competencies of Industry Leaders, MISIS University
The scholarship was established in honor of Evgeny Felixovich Vegman, an outstanding metallurgical scientist, Doctor of Technical Sciences and Professor, who headed the Department of Ore-Thermal Processes from 1977 to 1987 and made a significant contribution to the advancement of metallurgical science and technology.
The scholarship aims to support talented MISIS University students and postgraduate students and attract them to career opportunities at MetPromStroy LLC.
The scholarship is established by MetPromStroy LLC.
The scholarship is funded through the MISIS University Endowment Fund.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to MISIS University students regardless of citizenship or source of tuition funding who are enrolled in Basic Higher Education, Specialized Higher Education, Master’s or postgraduate programs offered by the following departments:
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Energy-Efficient and Resource-Saving Industrial Technologies;
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Steel Metallurgy, Advanced Production Technologies and Metal Protection;
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Metal Forming;
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Non-Ferrous Metals and Gold;
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Mineral Processing and Processing of Technogenic Raw Materials.
Applicants must have a GPA of at least 4.0 based on their results for the two most recent semesters.
How to apply
Students apply for the scholarship directly; no nomination is required. Previous recipients of the scholarship may apply again on the same terms as other applicants.
Between September 21 and October 2, applicants must complete an online application and submit the following:
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a CV;
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an academic transcript for the two most recent semesters, or a copy of their higher education diploma and diploma supplement for first-year students enrolled in Specialized Higher Education, Master’s or postgraduate programs;
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a reference from their department;
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copies of certificates, awards, letters of recognition, diplomas and other documents confirming the applicant’s achievements.
The documents must be emailed to hr@metprom.net and ef@misis.ru.
During the first stage of the selection process, applications are reviewed by the HR Department of MetPromStroy LLC against the following criteria:
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academic performance;
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research achievements;
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social engagement and participation in community projects;
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personal motivation.
During the second stage, from October 5 to October 16, shortlisted applicants are invited to an in-person interview at MetPromStroy LLC.
The MetPromStroy LLC Expert Council approves the final list of scholarship recipients and submits it to MISIS University by October 21.
The first scholarship payment is made by October 23.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
Scholarship amount: RUB 10,000
Number of recipients: 10
Payment period: 12 months, including university holidays
Documents
Scholarship Regulations (5 MB)
Application Form (44 KB)
Responsible Department
MISIS University Endowment Fund ef@misis.ru
The scholarship was established in honor of Alexander Dmitrievich Deineko, Honored Metallurgist of the Russian Federation, PhD in Engineering and Director of the Pipe Industry Development Fund from 2003 to 2013.
The scholarship aims to support and encourage talented MISIS University students, motivate them to further develop their professional skills, and encourage them to pursue careers at TMK enterprises.
The scholarship was established by TMK PJSC (Pipe Metallurgical Company) and is funded through the MISIS University Endowment Fund.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to students in their third or fourth year of Basic Higher Education or first or second year of Specialized Higher Education or Master’s programs offered by the Department of Metal Forming.
Applicants must:
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have a GPA of at least 4.75 based on the two most recent semesters or, for first-year Specialized Higher Education and Master’s students, their previous higher education diploma;
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have a completed author profile in their MISIS University student account containing scientific publications included in the White List and indexed in international databases (Web of Science, Scopus) and/or Russian databases (Russian Science Citation Index, RSCI).
Scholarship Amount and Payment
Scholarship amount: RUB 15,000 per month
Number of recipients: 3
Payment period: 12 months, including university holidays.
How to Apply
Students apply directly; no nomination is required.
Between September 22 and October 5, applicants must submit the following documents in person to the Department of Metal Forming:
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completed Scholarship Application Form (34.1 KB);
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academic transcript for the two most recent semesters or, for first-year Specialized Higher Education and Master’s students, a copy of their previous higher education diploma;
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copies of documents confirming other academic and research achievements.
The complete application package must be submitted by October 5 of the current academic year.
The Department of Metal Forming ranks applicants by their total score for academic and research achievements by October 7.
Copies of all application forms and supporting documents, together with a copy of the minutes of the Department of Metal Forming meeting, are then submitted to the scholarship sponsor. The sponsor approves the final list of recipients and submits it to MISIS University by October 20.
Following the final decision, the university issues an order awarding the scholarship. The first payment is made by October 23.
Documents
Scholarship Regulations (4.6 MB)
Scholarship Application Form (34.1 KB)
Responsible Department
Inga V. Smarygina
Associate Professor, Department of Metal Forming
6 Leninsky Prospekt, Building 3, Room G-140
The scholarship competition is part of the Vladimir Potanin Fellowship Program. Its key objectives are to enhance the long-term positive social impact of the Foundation’s philanthropic programs, support outstanding students at Russia’s most dynamically developing universities, create opportunities for students’ professional and personal growth and foster positive change within university communities and society as a whole.
Scholarship amount
RUB 30,000 per month*
Eligibility Criteria
The competition is open to full-time Master’s students and students enrolled in Specialized Higher Education programs. Applicants must study at one of the 75 universities participating in the program.
Who Is Not Eligible:
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students enrolled in Basic Higher Education or postgraduate programs;
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part-time, blended, or evening students;
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current recipients of the scholarship;
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current recipients of support from the Foundation under other programs, except for the following competitions and forms of support:
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Special Support for Professional Mobility;
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Professional Development;
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Personal Philanthropy and Altruism Practices;
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participation in professional development programs of up to 72 hours resulting in an official certificate;
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participation in educational programs or seminars of up to 72 hours;
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students at universities that do not participate in the program.
Selection Criteria
Applicants are evaluated on a broad range of criteria, including their academic, intellectual, and creative potential; motivation for personal and professional development; social awareness; and transferable skills, including their ability to take responsibility and work effectively as part of a team.
Applicants are expected to demonstrate active involvement in research in their field, experience in project-based activities, and participation in socially significant and creative teamwork.
Participation in relevant conferences and competitions, publications, and documented experience in organizing and running events are considered an advantage. Applications are also assessed for clarity, coherence, and quality of writing.
How to apply
The competition is held once a year in two stages, according to the approved schedule.
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Stage 1: evaluation of a written application describing the applicant’s personal plans and values, an essay on the proposed thesis topic, and responses to other application questions.
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Stage 2: applicants who successfully pass the first stage take part in business simulations, interviews, case studies, and other group or individual assessment activities.
Responsible Department
Career and Practical Training Center, Elena Nikolaevna Shaforostova
Program Documents
Scholarship Competition Regulations (374.4 KB)
Policies and Regulations (962.1 KB)
Application Forms (744.5 KB)
The scholarship was established in honor of Vuli Arshakovich Grigoryan, a Soviet and Russian metallurgist specializing in electric steelmaking and heat-resistant alloys, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Honored Scientist and Engineer of the RSFSR, and recipient of the USSR State Prize. The scholarship aims to support and encourage talented MISIS University students.
The scholarship was established by Denis V. Ilatovsky, a MISIS University alumnus, and is funded through the MISIS University Endowment Fund.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to MISIS University students regardless of citizenship or source of tuition funding who are enrolled in Basic Higher Education, Specialized Higher Education, Master’s or postgraduate programs offered by the Department of Steel Metallurgy, Advanced Production Technologies and Metal Protection.
Applicants must have a GPA of at least 4.5 based on the two most recent semesters or their previous higher education diploma.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
Scholarship amount: RUB 5,000 per month
Number of recipients: 1
Payment period: 12 months, including university holidays.
How to Apply
Students apply directly.
Between September 22 and October 5, applicants must submit the following documents in person to the department:
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completed Scholarship Application Form (20.4 KB);
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academic transcript for the two most recent semesters, certified by the Student Office, or a copy of the previous higher education diploma for first-year Specialized Higher Education and postgraduate students;
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copies of documents confirming the achievements listed in the application.
The Selection Committee prepares the final ranking of applicants by October 16.
Copies of the application forms and supporting documents, together with an extract from the minutes of the Selection Committee meeting, are submitted to the scholarship founder, Denis V. Ilatovsky, who makes the final decision on the scholarship recipient.
The first scholarship payment is made by October 23.
Documents
Scholarship Application Form (20.4 KB)
Responsible Department
Elena V. Lysenkova
PhD in Engineering
Academic Secretary, Department of Steel Metallurgy, Advanced Production Technologies and Metal Protection
The scholarship was established in honor of Yuri Pavlovich Adler, an outstanding scientist and educator, internationally recognized statistician, pioneer of modern management approaches, and Distinguished Professor at MISIS University.
The scholarship was established by Yuri Adler’s former students and staff of the Department of Certification and Analytical Control at MISIS University and is funded through the MISIS University Endowment Fund.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to MISIS University students regardless of citizenship or source of tuition funding who are enrolled in Specialized Higher Education or Master’s programs offered by the Department of Certification and Analytical Control.
Applicants must:
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have a GPA of at least 4.0 for the two most recent semesters or, for first-year students, based on their previous higher education diploma, with no satisfactory grades or outstanding academic requirements;
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have achievements in academic, research and extracurricular activities.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
The scholarship amount is determined by the Selection Committee.
The scholarship is awarded once per academic year and paid as a single payment.
How to Apply
Students apply directly, taking into account the recommendation of their academic supervisor.
Applicants must submit the following documents in person to the Department of Certification and Analytical Control:
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completed Scholarship Application Form;
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academic transcript for the two most recent semesters, certified by the Student Office;
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copies of documents confirming the academic, research and extracurricular achievements listed in the application.
The complete application package must be submitted by October 5 of the current academic year.
Documents
Scholarship Regulations (7.2 MB)
Responsible Department
Vera A. Filichkina
PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor
Head of the Department of Certification and Analytical Control
The scholarship was established in 2021 in honor of Alexander Abramovich Zhukhovitsky, an outstanding Soviet scientist and physical chemist, Professor, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, and Head of the Department of Physical Chemistry from 1949 to 1977. The scholarship aims to support and encourage talented MISIS University students.
The scholarship was established by Alexander Zhukhovitsky’s former students.
Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to full-time MISIS University students regardless of citizenship or source of tuition funding who are engaged in research and academic activities in the field of physical chemistry and are enrolled in Bachelor’s, Master’s or postgraduate programs. For postgraduate students, the scholarship is available only to first-year students.
Applicants must have a GPA of at least 4.5 based on the two most recent semesters or, for first-year Master’s and postgraduate students, their previous higher education diploma.
Scholarship Amount and Payment
Scholarship amount: depends on the income generated from the trust management of funds allocated to finance the scholarship.
Payment: one-time payment.
Documents
Scholarship Regulations (8.7 MB)






