The program has hosted over 200 participants, including students from Harvard, Princeton, MIT, Harvey Mudd, Berkeley, Cornell, Yale, Wesleyan, McGill, Toronto, and Montreal.
The cultural elements of the program include organized trips to Saint Petersburg and to the Golden Ring towns of Vladimir and Suzdal.
Each semester the American Mathematical Society offers up to five "Math in Moscow" scholarships provided by the National Science Foundation to US undergraduates,[6][7] and the Canadian Mathematical Society offers one or two NSERC scholarships to Canadian students.
All courses are taught jointly with the Higher School of Economics, and are often attended by students from the HSE master's program.
Likewise, Math in Moscow participants may attend open lectures and seminars at the Higher School of Economics.