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Course programme

We’ll cover all the theory and practice in the exam syllabus.

01NovemberSocial relations

Social groups, inequality and stratification. Statuses, roles and mobility.
Ethnic communities, interethnic relations and national policy.
Young people, family and marriage. Family support and social policy.
Socialisation, social norms, deviant behaviour and social control.
Social conflicts and ways to resolve them. Professional groups.

02DecemberPolitics

Power, political institutions and the political system.
The state: characteristics, functions, forms of government, structure and political regimes.
Democracy and civil society. Russia’s federal structure and public authorities.
Public administration, anti-corruption and national security.
Political participation, culture, ideologies, parties and electoral systems.
Political elites, leadership and the role of the media.

03JanuaryLaw

Law: rules, sources, system and branches. The legislative process.
Legal relations, offences and legal liability.
Russia’s Constitution, constitutional foundations and citizenship.
Citizens’ rights, freedoms and duties. Military duty and alternative service.
Civil law: individuals and legal entities, legal capacity and capacity to act, protection of civil rights.
Family and labour law. Minors’ rights.

04FebruaryLaw

Tax relations and taxpayers’ rights and duties.
Education law and the rights of participants in education.
Administrative law, offences and liability.
Environmental legislation and environmental protection.
Criminal law: crimes, liability and penalties.
Civil, administrative, criminal, constitutional and commercial court proceedings. Law enforcement agencies.

05MarchHumanity and society, social relations

Human beings, personality, needs, worldview and activity.
Cognition, thinking, truth and scientific knowledge.
Society as a system: institutions, types of societies, development, progress and globalisation.
Spiritual culture: morality, science, education, religion and art.
Social topics revision: groups, family, socialisation, norms and conflicts.

06AprilEconomics, politics

Economics revision: markets, firms, finance, taxes, budgets and world trade.
Politics revision: the state, public authorities, parties, elections and civic participation.
Practice for Parts 1 and 2: graphs, concepts, examples, arguments and detailed essay plans.

07MayPolitics, law

Revision of politics and all branches of law.
Reinforcing knowledge of Russia’s Constitution, citizens’ rights and duties, and the powers of public authorities.
Exam practice, text analysis, plans and argumentation. Reviewing common mistakes.

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We’ll cover all the theory and practice twice.

Topics follow the draft FIPI EGE 2027 syllabus.

Course teachers

Andrey Sergeyevich Klyuchnikov

bachelor’s and master’s degrees: MSU
average student score: 82
teaching experience: 12 years
perfect scores: 133+
graduates: 15 000+
YouTube subscribers: 50 000+

“Victory belongs not to the fastest, but to those who stay the course.”

Dmitry Vladimirovich Shokhin

specialist degree: MSU
Candidate of Legal Sciences: Associate Professor
average student score: 84
teaching experience: 21 years
perfect scores: 17
graduates: 1 000+

“What’s bred in the bone won’t be beaten out.”

What do you get each month?
Included in the course	Standard	Ultima
Online classes	8	8
Video lessons	8	8
Part 1 homework (automatically marked)	8	8
Part 2 homework (reviewed by a teacher)	4	8
Mock exams (reviewed by a teacher)	1	2
Topic assessment	No	Yes
Access to a private channel with the teacher	Yes	Yes

Full-year EGE course in Social Studiesfrom any starting level to 80+ in 7 months

Your first step.No strings attached.

Course programme

Course teachers

Andrey Sergeyevich Klyuchnikov

Dmitry Vladimirovich Shokhin

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November

Social communities and groups: types

Ethnic communities. Foundations of Russia’s national policy

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Young people as a social group. The individual’s place in society

Family and marriage. Socialisation

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Social norms. Deviant behaviour

Social conflict

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Social policy in Russia

Professional activity across different fields

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Social communities and groups: types

Ethnic communities. Foundations of Russia’s national policy

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Young people as a social group. The individual’s place in society

Family and marriage. Socialisation

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Social norms. Deviant behaviour

Social conflict

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Social policy in Russia

Professional activity across different fields

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

Working through Part 1 and Part 2 questions

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