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Vitebsk State Technological University

Vitebsk State Technological University is an entire academic-scientific-production complex, which trains specialists with higher education for the light industry and other branches of national economy, prepares highly qualified scientific personnel, provides qualification improvement and employees retraining in different spheres, implements fundamental and applied scientific research on broad aspects, manufactures light industry products, develops international cooperation with higher educational establishments and enterprises. The University provides the high level of professional training of specialists.

Today the University is headed by Valery Bashmetov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, honoured worker in educational sphere of Belarus, a member of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus.

History-Vitebsk State Technological University

Belarusian light industry had been widely developed by the 1960s.

Many new businesses of knitwear, footwear, sewing and other industries were restored and built after World War II.

There was a need for light industry personnel in the republic.

On August 14, 1959 the Council of Ministers of the BSSR approved the proposal of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education to construct the Technological Institute of Light Industry in Vitebsk.

The planned complex consisted of the following buildings:

  1. Education building.
  2. Laboratory building.
  3. Two dormitories for 205 and 651 seats.
  4. Sports complex.

The drawings for the construction were completed in February 1964.

The construction was carried out by the 38th Building Department of Construction Trust № 9. The team which built the Institute received the Order of Lenin.

The commission of the academic building, the first hostel and external communications took place on the 1st of September 1965.

The decision to open the Institute was signed by the Government and the Council of Ministers of the BSSR on June 24, 1965.

Professor, Doctor of Science Stepan Evdokimovich Savitski, who previously worked at Minsk Institute of Agriculture as the chair of chemistry department, became Rector of the Institute by the order of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the BSSR.

Stepan Evdokimovich Savitskilived lived a hard life. The events that included festive and sorrowful dates in the history of the country became his personal biography, his fate. He received a certificate of education in 1941, and in 1942 - a certificate of courage. He was a partisan scout, a war veteran. Together with other members of Berlin storming, he put a winning point in the brutal war.

Stepan Evdokimovich was a great enthusiast of chemistry, to which he remained faithful all his life. He dedicated 23 years of hard work to the Institute.

The enrollment of students to Vitebsk Technological Institute started in June 1965. At that time the Institute trained light industry engineers in 5-specialties:

Machinery and Production of Light Industry Equipment;

  • Sewn Goods Technology;
  • Knitwear Production;
  • Leather Goods Design;
  • Chemical Engineering and Equipment for Finishing (training in Ivanovo).

There were only 250 people and 49 teachers.

On September 1, 1965, there was a meeting to mark the opening of the Institute and the beginning of classes. Laboratories, drawing rooms, a library were set up during the first year of the Institute. New specialities were opened at the university in 1966:

  • Economics and Organization of Light Industry;
  • Sewn Goods Design;
  • Design of Leather Goods.

On September 1, 1965, there was a meeting to mark the opening of the Institute and the beginning of classes. Laboratories, drawing rooms, a library were created during the first year of the Institute. New specialities were established in 1966:

  • Economics and Organization of Light Industry;
  • Sewn Goods Design;
  • Design of Leather Goods.

On September 1, 1966, dean’s offices were formed:

  • Mechanical (Dean Makharinsky E.I.);
  • Knitting and Economic (Dean Dmitriev V.A.);
  • Sewn Goods Production (Dean Laiko V.M.).

Vitebsk light industry enterprises were the first to learn about the Institute. Their best workers became the first students of the Institute.

Faculties

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Students Accommodation

Some Universities in Belarus offer accommodation to students at the university. For on campus accommodation, the fee is determined in accordance with the school order and the costs may vary from time to time. Off Campus accommodation depends on the part of the Belarus the student resides and so there is no specific amount to that.

Most Universities have hostels that can accommodate as many people as possible and offers opportunity for students to have everything necessary for life, study and rest. Rooms for two and for three persons are grouped into blocks. There is a separate bathroom and a refrigerator in each block. There is a kitchen with electric cookers on each floor. There is an independent-study room, a student café, a library, a social and educational assistance center. And in most of these hotels there are separate internet access rooms for students. However, with the increasing number of International students yearly, many students might have to live off campus because of inadequate space.

What accommodation is available for foreign students?
All colleges and universities in Belarus have an accommodation department, which can help you get a residence permit and find lodgings. Most students live in student hostels, which cost around 15-50 USD per month.
Note: Accommodation also varies from location to location; click here to find the accommodation rate based on universities.

 

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Other Places to Study

Ministry of Education of Belarus

The Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus is a republican organ of government which pursues governmental policies in the field of education, provides regulation, management and governmental monitoring in the sphere of education as well as coordination of the related activities performed by the republican organs of government.

In its activities the Ministry of Education is guided by the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus, the Regulation on the Ministry of Education and other laws of the Republic of Belarus.

The Ministry of Education is subordinate to the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus, to which it is responsible for performing the tasks assigned and organizing the operation of the lower organizations.

The main tasks of the Ministry of Education are as follows:

  • developing and providing implementation of governmental policies in the sphere of education, care and supervision of minors;
  • implementing governmental youth policies;
  • providing for the functioning and development of the national education system of the Republic of Belarus, creating a continuous learning system;
  • coordinating the operations of the Republic organs of government, education offices of the oblast and Minsk City executive committees, organizations that implement the functions of the education system, governmental youth policies, children's rights protection, and care and supervision of adults;
  • implement governmental monitoring in the education system and in the field of governmental youth policies;
  • providing an assessment of the implementation of the governmental policies in the field of child welfare; 
  • implementing measures for preventing child neglect and juvenile delinquency.
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Homiel State Technical University

The P. O. Sukhoi State Technical University of Gomel intends to be a regional research and educational center with polytechnic and economic spectrum of activity in the sphere of higher education and research in power engineering, mechanical engineering, metallurgy, economics and information technologies areas, having developed infrastructure, high research and human resource potential, solving the problems of rendering scientific and educational services based on up-to-date educational standards, programs and technologies, training specialists and scientific manpower of high qualification capable of multiplying intellectual, industrial and economic potential of our country.

Departments and faculties

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Getting a study Visa/permit process

Getting a study Visa into Belarus is easy. We will provide you with all you need to know about getting a study permit (Visa) to Belarus. Since Belarus is one of the best places to study, you will need to be prepared in order to meet the standard of Visa issuance requirements.  

То obtain a study visa, the following documents would be submitted to the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus or Consulate in your home country:

  • A passport valid for travel to Belarus and issued less than ten years validity. It should have at least two blank visa pages and should be valid for at least 90 days upon conclusion of your trip.
  • A completed Visa Application Form
  • An original of a letter of invitation from an Educational establishment or academic institution in the Republic of Belarus.
  • Educational certificate including all studied subjects and marks in it.
  • Medical certificate given by an official public health service in the native/country of arrival of the candidate.
  • HIV/AIDS test certificate given by anan official public health service in the native/country of arrival of the candidate.
  • Birth Certificate.
  • 10 photos 4 x 6 cm
  • Invitation Letter issued by the Ministry of Education in Belarus.
  • Full consular fee for visa processing payable to the Consulate of Belarus in accordance with Visa Processing Fees.

Also Note:

  • Visas, normally, shall be issued within 5 business days. This vaires from country to country. Please contact the Belarus Embassy in your country for more information.
  • Express visas can be issued within 48 hours. This vaires from country to country. Please contact the Belarus Embassy in your country for more information.
  • After arriving to Belarus foreign citizens must report in 5 business days the information about the address and duration of their stay to the local Passport and Visa Office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and have registration put in passport.This will be arranged by the University staff as there is always assistance of this sort in all Belarusian universities.

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Brest State Technical University

The University Brest State Technical University

Brest State Technical University is one of the largest scientific and educational centers in the western part of the Republic of Belarus. Training of highly qualified specialists as well as fundamental scientific research work is carried out in the fields of construction, architecture, electronics, mechanical engineering, economy and ecology.

General Information About Brest State Technical University

The scientific potential of the University includes 14 Doctors of Science, 152 Candidates (Ph.D.) and experienced academic instructors. The training of 11 343 students is conducted at 7 faculties:

  • Civil Engineering;
  • Electronic and Information Systems
  • Mechanical Engineering;
  • Water Supply Systems and Soil Conservation;
  • Economics;
  • Innovation, Management and Finance;
  • Extra-Mural Studies.

Auxiliary functions are fulfilled by:

  • Pre-University Department;
  • Career Development Institute.

The training course lasts 4 years and 10 months for full-time students while 5 years and 10 months for part-time students.

Brief History Of Brest State Technical University

This University began as a Civil Engineering Institute on April 1, 1966. The first intake was 330 full-time students and 110 evening-class students. The teaching staff numbered 32 teachers. In 1969 the number of students reached 2700, namely 1960 full-time students, 480 evening-class students, 260 part-time students. The teaching staff increased till 186 teachers. In 1989 the institute was reorganized into Polytechnic Institute. Since then Mechanical Engineering and Electronics Department and Economical Department were opened, new specialties appeared; the spectrum of research work has expanded. Now it is the largest technical institution of higher learning in the western region of Belarus. Since its foundation more than 18000 specialists have graduated from this Institution, which was incorporated as a State Technical University in 2000.

Development Tendencies

The development of the University is adapted to satisfy the needs of the Belarus Republic and of Brest region in specialists:

  • The conditions are being created for highly-qualified training of economists and managers;
  • The range of new specialties connected with electronics and computers is being expanded;
  • The Scientific Research Institute for the problems of Construction Engineering organized in May 2004 is successfully being developed;
  • The process of reformation of the system of the University is being carried out to offer Master and Bachelor programs.

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Belarusian National Technical University

Large and complex tasks of recovering the economy of Belorussia in the 20-ies of the  20th  century required  training of highly qualified personnel for all branches of national economy.

Therefore, on 10 December 1920 Minsk polytechnic school was transformed into higher technical educational establishment  “Belorussian state polytechnic” for training engineers with high education in main directions of industrial activity of the state. Five faculties carried out the admission of students: mechanical, civil engineering, cultural and professional, chemical and technological, electrical engineering. N.K. Yaroshevich was appointed the first rector.

The teaching staff included  50 teachers. 305 full-time students and 119 students of preparatory department studied during the first academic year at the institute.

Later on, after some reorganization on 1 July 1933 the Sovnarcom of Belorussia decided to restore a polytechnical institute, where about 120 teachers and 20 departments had been working by September 1933. 1200 students studied at the institute.

In the early 40-ies of the 20th century BPI became one of the leading technical institutes of the Soviet Union. 32 departments of four faculties trained engineers in seven specialities.The number of teachers increased up to 180,  including 19 professors and 71 senior lecturers. About 2000 engineers were trained during 1933-1941.

The Great Patriotic war interrupted the work of BPI. It resumed in 1945, when 375 students began to study. In 1949 the number of students went up to 1500, more than 160 teachers worked at 37 departments.

On 17 April 1991 a decision to reorganize  Belorussian polytechnical institute into Belorussian state polytechnical academy (BSPA) was taken.

On 1 April 2002 under the decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus Belorussian state polytechnical academy was reorganized into Belarusian national technical university (BNTU).

During the ninety years of its existence BPI-BSPA-BNTU has trained 170000 specialists.

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