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Yerevan State University

University, Graduate school in Yerevan, Armenia

Yerevan State University (YSU) is a university in Yerevan, Armenia, founded in 1919. The university describes itself as the largest university in Armenia. It has 14,333 students, 2,037 lecturers and more than 150,000 graduates, offers 312 educational programmes and lists 270 partner institutions.

Studies follow a three-level system:

  • Undergraduate (bachelor's) programmes, on site or as distance (off-site) education
  • Master's programmes
  • Postgraduate and doctoral studies
  • Preparatory courses for university entrance
  • Continuing education

Foreign citizens are admitted under a procedure approved by the Government of the Republic of Armenia, and their application documents are accepted by the Armenian Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports rather than by the university directly. YSU also runs a library named after Sargis and Mari Izmirlian, a publishing house and a university history museum. Student organisations include a student council, a student scientific society and a career centre, and the university hosts international events such as the International Autumn School 2026.

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Admission

Foreign citizens are admitted under the procedure for admission of foreign citizens to higher education institutions of Armenia, approved by the Armenian Government; their documents are accepted by the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports. Applicants through the national system register for entrance exams online via dimord.am. Admitted undergraduates submit their school-leaving certificate or diploma with mark sheet, a 3x4 photo and an identity document (original and copy).

Subjects taught

  • Communications
    • Journalism
  • Computing
    • Information Technology
  • Economics
    • Economics
  • Humanities
    • Theology
    • International Relations
    • Philosophy
    • History
  • Law
    • Law
  • Occupational Training
    • Mechanics
  • Philology, Languages, Literature
    • Philology and Linguistics
    • German language and literature (in Universities)
    • Russian Language and Literature (in Universities)
  • Sciences
    • Geology
    • Mathematics
    • Geography
    • Psychology
    • Chemistry
    • Sociology
    • Physics
    • Biology