One permanent profile
Your digital identity moves with you: student, graduate, alumnus, professional — same profile, new stage.
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Study. Connect. Grow. Succeed. · RUDN community
Your career starts
at the university.
One professional profile that stays with you from your first semester to your alumni years. Find people, join groups, and keep your achievements verified.
- Student
- Graduate
- Alumnus
- Professional
27community members
4communities
2alumni
44 stages
What the platform does
Everything below is built around one profile that survives graduation.
A profile that means something
Education, experience, skills, certificates and projects — the sections a career is actually judged on.
Verified achievements
Certificates verified by teachers add reputation points to your profile. Verification is an auditable act, not a flag.
Connections and follows
LinkedIn-style requests with accept and decline, plus a lightweight follow for staying in touch.
Groups and mini forums
Faculty cohorts, interest clubs and community announcements, each with its own forum.
Direct messages
Talk to your connections — messages unlock once you are connected, with read receipts.
// One profile · four stages
The four stages
The one-profile idea, and why the lifecycle stage matters.
Student
Building the profile: education, first projects, first skills.
Graduate
Freshly graduated, open to opportunities, portfolio complete.
Alumnus
Established, mentoring, hiring from the community.
Professional
The stage no longer describes a relationship to the university — it describes a career.
// Your profile console
Registration takes a minute
Three short steps — your details, a strong password, the agreements. Everything else builds up over time.
Identity
Name, university email, faculty — everything counts from day one.
Security
A strong password — the strength meter guides you.
Agreements
Terms accepted — and the profile is yours.
Start your profile today
Registration takes a minute. Everything else — sections, connections, groups — builds up over time.