One room is intended for two-three persons. The University will give special consideration to cultural and religious needs but cannot guarantee that all international students will be accommodated in single rooms. The University also has a limited number of apartments for couples or families with up to two young children which are reserved for international students. Students should contact the International Affairs Department as soon as possible to check on availability. The University campus has cafeterias, a student-refectory and snack bars.
Students also can cook their own meals with the facilities provided in the dormitories.
There is also a Home stay Program for students who wish to experience Russian family life. This experience facilitates language learning and provides direct contact with Russian culture. Families vary in size and composition and can be as diverse as a single child or a couple with two-five children. Students take breakfast and dinner each day with their host family. The tuition fee includes living accommodation if a student lives in the University dormitory.