BELARUSIAN STATE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Republic of Belarus
13a, Sverdlov st., Minsk 220050
Tel.: +37517 226-14-32
Fax: +37517 227-62-17
E-mail: root@bstu.unibel.by
Web: www.bstu.unibel.by
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Rector of BSTU Professor I.M. Zharski
Now the University is a large, dynamically developing multi-profile education, and scientific centre in the Republic of Belarus with a wide scope of activities, trailing highly competitive specialists for the following domains: forestry and utilization of forest resources; chemical technologies and bio-technologies; special-purpose machines and equipment; automated control systems; engineering industry; metrology; standardization and certification; printing and publishing; economics; power engineering; professional training. As a basic educational institution in Belarus the University determines the main trends in the development of education in the spheres of forestry, chemical technology and ecology. The University contains 10 faculties, 51 departments, 5 affiliates of departments, 5 educational-scientific-production complexes which train about 13 000 students and 189 doctorates and post-graduates. Over 663 specialists of various branches of industry are annually provided with retraining and qualification up-grade courses.
Our University trains engineers for 27 specialties and 54 specializations; the same time the university trains highly-qualified researchers doing Master Candidate and Doctor Degree courses. 14 scientific schools have been established at the University; 6 Specialized Cand. Sc./D. Sc. Certification Councils providing the opportunity to maintain theses for 3-5 Doctor of Science Degrees an 30-35 Candidate of Science Degrees are functioning at the University. y and in the work of the University cannot be overestimated. They are outstanding scientists, laureates of national awards, ministers, managers of large production amalgamations and enterprises. Their creative work contributes much to the glory of our native Republic and of the University.
The success achieved by the University and its prominence are the result of creative and motivated efforts of the teaching staff, scholars, technicians an students. More than 40 000 graduates of the University are employed in man branches of national economy.
This Prospectus aims to give a brief history of the University, a general insight into its structure and main trends of activities. I hope this information will b of interest for scientists and specialists from Belarus, the CIS states and foreign countries. It will help to establish mutually beneficial cooperation. We invite young people who want to acquire fundamental knowledge an applied skills in the specialties delivered by the University to become our students. Not being limited by the results achieved the University will improve teaching methods, train highly-qualified specialists for industrial and social spheres and can out modern scientific researches.
ABOUT MINSK
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Minsk is the capital of the Republic of Belarus and the centre of the region and district of the same name. It lies over the Minsk Hills upon the both banks of the river Svisloch. Minsk covers an area of 256 square kilometers. Population is 1728,9 thousand persons. Minsk is divided into 9 city districts and includes also 1 urbanized settlement Sokol. The city of Minsk is granted a special status of the capital, its charter, coat of arms and hymn.
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Staying at the strategic crossroads from East to West and from North to South, from Moscow to Warsaw and from Vilnius to Kiev, Minsk is an important transport junction with several bus and railway stations, 2 airports (1 national) and metro network.
Within a system of the united economic complex of Belarus the city possesses developed industry, science and scientific services, transport and management and finances. Industry is represented in the following fields: machine building, electronics, textile, construction, food industry and others. More than 300 industrial enterprises are registered there. City’s share in the Republican industrial output overcomes 22 %.
There are 34 higher educational establishments in Minsk. The most significant among them are the Belarusian State University, Belarusian State Technological University and others.
Minsk is a huge centre of science and technology. 164 scientific research centers are concentrated there with the National Academy of Sciences.
Minsk is famous for its cultural component. 16 museums, which include National Arts Museum, Museum of History and Culture of Belarus, Museum of history of Great Patriotic War. 11 Theatres among them State Russian Drama Theatre and Byelorussian Academic Theatre, National Theatre of Opera and Ballet. Besides that there are 20 cinemas, 139 libraries in the city. About 300 magazines and more than 700 newspapers are edited there.
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MAIN FACULTIES AND SPECIALITIES
1. FORESTRY FACULTY
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Specializations |
Qualification |
Forestry |
Forest Science and Silviculture |
Forestry Engineer |
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Forest Protection |
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Hunting Control and Accessory Utilization of Forest |
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Information System for Forestry |
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Certification in Forestry |
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Landscape Architecture |
Development and Maintenance of Landscape Architectural Objects |
Landscape Building Engineer |
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Landscape Design |
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2. FORESTRY ENGINEERING AND WOOD TECHNOLOGY FACULTY
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Specializations |
Qualification |
Forestry Engineering |
Technology of Forest Industry Production |
Industrial Engineer |
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Forest Transport |
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Design of Logging Mills |
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Machines and Mechanisms for Forestry Complex |
Machines and Mechanisms for Forest Industry |
Mechanics Engineer |
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Machines and Facilities for Forestry |
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Machines and Facilities for Wood Working Industry |
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Design and Production of Machinery for Forest Industry |
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Design and Production of Wood Working Machines and Tools |
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Power Facilities for Forestry Complex |
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Technology of Woodworking Production |
Technology of Wood Working |
Industrial Engineer |
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Technology and Design of Furniture |
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Technology of Wood Building Articles and Constructions |
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Technology of Musical Instruments |
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Technology of Match Production |
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Energy-Effective Technology and Power Engineering Management |
Energy-Effective Technologies in Forestry Complex |
Management Engineer |
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Energy-Effective Technologies in Chemical Industry Complex |
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Vocational Training |
Wood Working |
Technical Training Engineer |
3. ORGANIC SUBSTANCES TECHNOLOGY FACULTY
Specialities |
Specializations |
Qualification |
Physical-Chemical Methods and Devices for Quality Control |
Industrial Products Certification |
Certification Engineer |
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Food-Stuffs certification
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Chemical Technology of Organic Substances, Materials and Articles |
Technology of Basic Organic and Petrochemical Synthesis |
Chemical Industrial Engineer |
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Technology of Pain-Work Materials Production |
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Technology of Plastics Production |
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Technology of Elastomers Processing |
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Technology Of Plastics Processing |
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Chemical Technology of Wood Processing |
Technology of Hydrolysis and Microbiological Production |
Chemical Industrial Engineer |
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Technology of Wallboards and Plastics |
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Technology of Wood Chemistry Production |
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Technology of Cellulose and Paper Production |
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Bio-technology |
Technology of Proteins and Bio-active Substances |
Chemical Industrial Engineer |
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Technology of Fats, Ether Oils and Perfume-Cosmetics Products |
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Bio-ecology |
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Industrial Ecology Engineer |
4. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING FACULTY
Specialities |
Specializations |
Qualification |
Design and Production of Goods from Composite Materials |
Design and Production of Goods from Polymer and Composite Materials |
Mechanics Engineer |
Machines and Apparatus for Chemical Production and Building Materials Enterprises |
Machines and Apparatus for Chemical Production |
Mechanics Engineer |
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Machines and Equipment for Building Materials Enterprises |
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Machines and Apparatus for Oil-refining and Petrochemical Plants |
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Machines and Equipment for Biotechnological Production |
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Machines and Equipment for Plastics and Elastomers Processing |
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Automation of Technological Processes and Production |
Automation of Technological Processes and Production (Chemical Industry) |
Automation Engineer |
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Automation of Technological Processes and Production (Forestry) |
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Automation of Technological Processes and Production (Building Materials Industry) |
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Environmental Protection and Rational Utilization of Natural Resources |
Industrial Ecology and Rational Utilization of Natural Resources |
Chemical Industrial Ecology Engineer |
Chemical Technology of Inorganic Substances, Materials and Goods |
Technology of Mineral Fertilizers, Salts and Alkalies |
Chemical industrial Engineer |
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Technology of Basic Inorganic Synthesis |
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Technology of Products of Fine Inorganic Synthesis, Pure Substances and Agents |
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Technology of Catalysts and Adsorbents |
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Technology of Mineral Resources dressing |
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Technology of Glass and Glass Ceramics |
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Technology of Binder-Based Building Materials |
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Technology of Fine Functional and Structural Ceramics |
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Technology of Enamels and Protective Coatings |
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Chemical Technology of Refractory Materials |
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Chemical technology of Materials and Articles of Vacuum Electronics |
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Chemical Technology of Quantum and Solid-State Electronics |
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Chemical Technology of Binders |
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Technology of Electro-chemical Production |
Functional Electro-deposition |
Chemical industrial Engineer |
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Corrosion and Protection of Metals |
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Electrochemical Sewage Treatment |
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Technology of Printed Circuit Boards and Microcircuit |
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5. PRINTING AND PUBLISHING FACULTY
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Specializations |
Qualification |
Technology of Printing Industry |
General technology of Printing Industry |
Industrial Engineer |
Machines and Data Processing Equipment for Printing Industry |
Machines, Facilities and Data Processing Equipment for Printing Industry |
Electro-Mechanics engineer |
Information Systems and Technologies |
Information Systems and Technologies (Editing-Printing Complex) |
Programmer system analyst engineer |
Publishing |
Editing and Processing of Text and Graphic Information for Book Printing |
Editor engineer |
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Editing and Processing of Text and Graphic Information for Newspapers and Magazines Publishing |
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6. ECONOMIC ENGINEERING FACULTY
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Specializations |
Qualification |
Economics and Plant Management |
Economics and Plant Management in Chemical Industry |
Management Economist |
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Economics and Plant Management in forestry Complex |
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Economics and Management in Building Materials Industry |
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Nature Management |
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Economics and Plant Management in Printing Industry |
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Accounting, Analysis and Audit |
Accounting, Analysis and Audit in Chemical Industry |
Economist |
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Accounting, Analysis and Audit in Forestry Complex |
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Accounting, Analysis and Audit in Building Materials Industry |
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Accounting, Analysis and Audit in Printing Industry |
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Management |
Management in Chemical Industry |
Manager Economist |
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Management in Forestry Complex |
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Management in Building Materials Industry |
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Management in Printing Industry |
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Real Estate Management |
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Marketing |
Marketing in Chemical Industry |
Marketing Specialist - Economist |
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Marketing in Forestry Complex |
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Marketing in Building Materials Industry |
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Marketing in Printing Industry |
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Classes start the 1st of September.
The tuition fee comprises 1,900-2,000$.
MASTER DEGREE COURSE
From September 1 to June 30 (upon graduating from a higher school) – 2,100-2,300$ per academic year. Classes start the 1st of September.
POST-GRADUATE COURSE
Foreign citizens having master degree and showing research abilities can apply for post-graduate course. The subject of research is agreed with the scientific supervisor. The classes start on November 1. The term of study lasts 3 years. The tuition fee comprises 2,600 – 2,800$ per year. Non-Russian speaking foreigners must take preliminary Russian language courses.
STUDENT RESIDENCE
The University is a modern campus university with all its academic buildings, most of its student housing (five hostels) and all student support facilities (Internet club, computer classes, branches of the library, a billiard playing room). Various kinds of contests, parties, round tables, discotheques, sport competitions and games are arranged in hostels after classes. Students have an opportunity to improve their health in the medical centre of the University. A canteen, a bar and a cafe also cater for the needs of students.All foreign students get an accommodation at the University hostels. There are double- and three-bed-rooms at their disposal. Monthly cost comprises 25$.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE COURSES
At the initial stage of their studying at the University foreign learners having no command of Russian are invited to attend the Russian language courses. To be enrolled for the courses they must submit a high school diploma. The term comprises 10 months (644 academic hours). The classes run annually from October 1 to July 31. Students have 4 academic hours of Russian a day. On Saturdays and Sundays they have their days off. The tuition fee comprises 1100$.
The Russian language courses help foreigners to use Russian in everyday situations and discover new things about world culture and acquire cultural background information. The lessons are given by highly qualified Russian language teachers.
Upon finishing the term the students are issued a certificate of graduation which gives them the right to enter higher schools in both Belarus and Russia.
PRE-UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
Foreign learners are invited to join Pre-University Department for Foreign Students. To be enrolled for this department they must submit a high school diploma. The term comprises 10 months (840 academic hours of the Russian language, 144 academic hours of Mathematics, 144 academic hours of Chemistry, 96 academic hours of Physics, 96 academic hours of Informatics and 48 academic hours of Engineering Drawing). The classes run annually from October 1 to July 31. The lessons are given by highly qualified teachers. Upon finishing the term the students are issued a certificate of graduation which gives them the right to enter higher schools in both Belarus and Russia.
The tuition fee comprises 1200-1400$.
NECESSARY PAPERS FOR ADMISSION
- Copy of a high/higher school diploma (listing subjects and scores (grades) obtained);
- Medical certificate;
- Six (6) photos (4x6 cm).
- National passport copy
- Application form
- Reference about income
Submission of application documents — from May10 — till July15.
All the students should come to the University not later than the 20th of September.
To get an invitation from the University a foreign citizen must send by mail:
1. National passport copy;
2. Copy of a high/higher school diploma (listing subjects and scores (grades) obtained).
All the documents should be translated into Russian and notarized.
The invitation cost comprises 35$. Upon receiving the invitation, foreign citizens can apply for a Belarusian visa at the consulate of the Republic of Belarus in their home country.
On their arrival in Minsk foreign citizens conclude a contract with the University that ensures them to be enrolled for the courses and to get an accommodation at the hostel. Foreign learners are not granted a scholarship.
Before the beginning of the courses foreign learners must undergo an extra medical examination. Its cost comprises 65$. Besides all foreign learners are insured by one of the insurance companies, annual insurance policy being 85$. Registration – 70$.
WELCOME TO OUR UNIVERSITY!
BELARUSIAN STATE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Republic of Belarus, 13a, Sverdlov st., Minsk 220050
Tel.: +37517 226-14-32, Fax: +37517 227-62-17
E-mail: BSTU.INOS@mail.by, Web: www.bstu.unibel.by