At TSU, there are currently 80 scientists from leading universities around the world. The percentage of overseas students can significantly differ even amongst universities in the same region. For example, at Tomsk Polytechnical University, there was about 25% international students, while at Tomsk State University only 9%. In general, these students are usually from former Soviet republics. According to this year's data, ITMO university has more than 900 international students enrolled – around 6.5% of all students. These universities participate in exchange student and teacher exchange programs. Some programs are funded by the Center of International Mobility and DAAD. For example, ITMO is a part of the Association of European Universities and the Baltic Sea Region University Network (BSRUN). HSE has around 30 double degree programs and around 70 partner universities around the world. Tomsk universities have signed contracts to work with the Vietnamese: TSU – with Vietnamese National University in Hanoi, TSUAB – with the National Research University of Civil Engineering, and TPU – with the Hanoi University of Science and Technology. In order to attract International Students, Novosibirsk State University plans to launch Masters Programs in English. They are currently being developed in the Mechanical and Mathematics Department and the Department of Information Technology. URFU received about 761 million rubles in state subsidies and spends a great deal of it on internships and continued relationships with the Cambridge Center. Attention is also being given to developing English educational programs, particularly Masters Programs. Money is also spent on grants for international Undergraduate and Masters students. Within their budget, universities are trying to integrate into the Online Education System. In November 2015, four Russian Universities (MePhl, MISIS, ITMO and URFU) joined the international education project edX, created by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University. The program includes video lectures and tests. The universities participating in the project can set up a Chair on the basis of institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences. A consortium will be created which would merge the School of Natural Sciences with the School of Biomedicine at the Far Eastern University with the Scientific Institutes of Far East branch of RAS. An effective use of the budget's funding is on modern equipment. One of the new laboratories at MIPT was created due to the “5-100”. It has biosensors based on graphene, which will help in pharmaceutical research, for example, the ability to conduct preclinical testing outside a living organism.