Petersburg is Russia’s second largest city and has an average population of 5 million. Here, students are immersed in a diverse cultural, historical and social environment. As in other cities of Russia, students prefer to stay in dormitories because it is generally economical. This preference is mostly valid for Petersburg and Moscow because housing prices are quite high compared to other cities. Still, it is quite economical to be a student in Petersburg or Moscow compared to universities in Europe. Students can bring most of their time on campuses in Petersburg. Most of the universities have green areas located on large areas and offer students a multi-choice socialization opportunity. Various cultural events and festivals organized by the university are great opportunities for students. In addition, the feature of hosting dormitories in some campuses is a reason for preference for students both economically and in many social aspects. Petersburg is one of the countries with the most museums in the world, and there are more than 300 museums in the city. In addition, this country, which has developed in many branches of art, offers very valuable activities in the fields of ballet, classical music and opera. There are 80 opera houses and 70 theaters. In St. Petersburg, students can participate in many festivals, or take an active part in volunteering projects or events at their school.
