North-Eastern Federal University
Yakutsk, Russia
Quick facts
- World rank
- #1,501
- 2026
- Acceptance rate
- —
- Students
- 14,999
- International students
- 3%
- Institution type
- Public
- Founded
- 1956
Overview
M.K. Ammosov North-Eastern Federal University (NEFU) is a prominent public institution in Yakutsk, Russia, established as one of the nation's ten federal universities. With a history rooted in the former Yakutsk State University, it has grown into a comprehensive center for higher education and research in the Arctic region. The university operates multiple campuses, including locations in Mirny, Neryungri, and Anadyr. NEFU hosts a diverse student body and maintains a strong focus on innovation, supported by its Arctic Innovation Center. The university offers over 100 degree courses and maintains extensive international partnerships for academic mobility and joint research. Its campus infrastructure includes numerous academic buildings and residence halls, fostering an integrated environment for both domestic and international students.
Fields of study
- Mathematics
- Health Sciences
- Applied Ecology
- Regional Economy
- History
- Philology
- Law
- Geology
- Road Construction
Accreditation: Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Admissions requirements
- IELTS (minimum)
- —
- TOEFL iBT (minimum)
- —
- GPA (minimum)
- —
- Intakes
- Fall
- Application deadlines
- Varies by program.
- Rolling admissions
- No
- Admissions contact
- international@s-vfu.ru
Requirements differ between programs. Check the program page and the university's admissions office for the latest criteria.
Tuition & costs
International students
Varies by program
Domestic students
Varies by program
Tuition fees vary by program and student status; contact the admissions office for specific details.
Tuition varies by program. Confirm with the university before applying.
Official fee source (opens in a new tab)Last updated Oct 14, 2026. Fees, deadlines and requirements change — always confirm with the university.
