I am interested in pursuing undergraduate studies in Mathematics, Physics or some form of Engineering (it's probably going to be a toss between Civil or Mechanical but I am not certain and I'd rather just leave it at that until I am certain) and I have heard mostly good things about universities in Moscow. So how is it like to study in Moscow? What's the potential cost of living?

Here is a link from Moscow's International University (I have a friend who received her Law Degree from there and thought well of the school). It's highly regarded and might be a little easier to enter than say Moscow State which is the best University in the country. Also, on there pages, you can get many of your questions answered because your cost as a student living in a dormitory would be a lot less than someone living and working in Moscow.

A couple of side notes, education in Russia is getting more and more corrupt and the typical University facilities will be more than a little shabby compared to what we are used to in the west.

http://www.interun.ru/presletter.html

When I see this thread I keep thinking 'Kitchen in Kiev'.

Thank you all for your help.

My pleasure.