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This study seeks to analyze public investment in education from 2016 through 2018. The paper outlines the ever greater role of online learning in the Russian education market, in particular that of the MOOCs. It further defines the role of further education and advanced training. The authors point out the need for private investment in online learning, for stronger public-private partnership. Statement of Problem. Prove that public investment in education, albeit rising, is insufficient, and private investment through public-private partnership is imperative. Research methods: comparative analysis, budget statistics, analysis of agencies’ websites. 1. Public investment in education does not suffice, which is why public-private partnerships are on the rise. 2. Russia has only retained its regional investment funds, whereas the Investment Fund of the Russian Federation has been disbanded. A federal-level fund was not worth it. 3. Russian education is increasingly appreciated worldwide, a trend that helps boost educational exports and affects Russian universities.

Investment in Online Learning in Russia from 2016 Through 2018