Modern University for the Humanities
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Indira Gandhi National Open University |
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| Motto | "Accessible Quality Education" |
| Established | 1992 |
| Type | Public |
| Rector | Professor Mikhail Karpenko |
| Students | 140,000 [1] |
| Location | Saint-Petersburg, Russia |
| Website | muh.ru |
The Modern University for the Humanities (MUH) is one of the largest institutions of higher education in Russia. Founded in 1992, the University has more than 140,000 students in 500 branches across Russia, the Commonwealth of Independent States and other countries.
The Modern University for the Humanities teaches using educational technology, allowing people to receive quality higher education in their home or place of work. It is accredited by a range of national and international accreditation bodies.
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