In 2026, NSU returned to the top 100 in the QS Subject Rankings in Archaeology (last year, it ranked 101-150). Only three Russian universities are included in the rankings with NSU in first place (ranked 51-100) followed by Moscow State University (101-150) and Altai State University (151-200).
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The NSU Institute of Medicine and Medical Technology’s (IMMT) Educational and Research Center (ERC) is in the final stage of construction.
The InteRussia team announces a call for applications to join the InteRussia fellowship programme for foreign specialists in the field of information technology, focused on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Smart City Systems, which will be hosted by Novosibirsk State University.
On March 26, NSU hosted a meeting for international recruiting companies and leading Novosibirsk universities on their new campus.
The National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) presented the results of the 15th monitoring of the quality of admissions to state-funded and paid places at Russian universities in 2025.
In December, NSU held the qualifying round for the first foreign "Your Path to Real Science" Physics Olympiad. 100 schoolchildren in Africa and China participated.
The final round of the Novosibirsk State University International Physics Olympiad, "Your Path to Real Science," was held in Mali at the Django Cissé Private Lyceum – the Kati Multifunctional Center. Nineteen students from Mali, Niger, and Guinea advanced to the final round. 15 students in physics (14 from Mali and one from Niger) and four in mathematics (from Guinea).
Novosibirsk State University announced the results for the qualifying round of the international "Your Path to Real Science" Physics Olympiad.
The second edition of the Russian version of the BRICS university ranking pilot program, part of the "Three University Missions" family of rankings, has been published.
A team of researchers from Novosibirsk State University took first place in the international scientific competition SemEval-2026 Task 8 "MTRAGEval: Evaluating Multi-Turn RAG Conversations".
The Digital Economy Autonomous Non-Profit Organization published the results of a study to identify leading universities in the digital economy.
Four students from the NSU Natural Sciences Department won gold and silver medals at the 4th International Chemistry Olympiad, which took place October 15 to 17 in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, at Magtymguly Turkmen State University. Alexander Tomilov and Nazim Mustafin won gold medals while Nikita Chernovsky and Alexander Sapov won silver.