Belarus is one of Europe’s leading education destinations in Medicine. There are numerous medical courses in Belarus and universities that offer then. MBBS courses in Belarus are taught in English medium of instructions fully for those who are good at English or their country official language is English. International student apply for medicine in Belarus must pass a test in English that is provided English were their official Language. On a normal note, Preparatory Courses are offered in order to prepare student in their language of study choice. These preparatory courses will include some Subjects related to Medical Course like Biology, Chemistry, and Physics and is usually a one year course. At the end of the course, Students are then offered admission in the University level to study Medicine.
In general, the Faculty of MBBS in Belarusian Universities is provided in two languages, Russian or English, and lasts for 6 years. Students are optioned to choose for themselves their desired medium of instructions.

Description On general Medicine in Belarus:

MBBS:
Duration: 6 Years
Medium Of Instructions: English/Russia
Tuition Fee: $3,900 (May pay in two equal installments upon arrival)
One Year Accommodation Fee:  Between $200 and $400 (To be paid upon arrival)
Insurance, Medical inspection, Registration, Airport pick up, Translation and every other initial fee: $1,300 (This fee will be paid upon arrival).

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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There are many institutions in Belarus offering scholarships to international students; Belarus is one of the lowest tuition fees countries in education in the world. In a real sense, education is less expensive compared to other countries. Choosing to study abroad in Belarus is the best Choice for many international students who have had the privileges to have the necessary information they need. There are always Scholarship programs, and we always update our students with current scholarships news and  also help them to choose which of the scholarship program is best for them, which are the universities that offers these scholarship programs and who can qualify to be given scholarships. In Belarus, Bothe the government and the private owned institutions offer scholarship program. You have to understand one thing clear if you are looking for scholarship program in Belarus; If you are a dull student, don’t bother yourself looking for scholarship in Belarus. The scholarships program for permanent residents and the citizens is from the lowest level top postsecondary education. For current scholarship programs in Belarus, click here.   For more information, please contact us.

1.  All international students who arrived to study in Belarus must register their international passports with Belarussian visas and migration cards at the Department of International Relations at the University.
2. At the Passport-Visa Department a student is registered at the address of one of the student dormitories of the University, where a student is given accommodation by his/her faculty. In case a student refuses the lodgings the student must be registered at the actual address providing the necessary documents proving that the student studies in Belarus: the contract signed with the University, the document of payment for the studies, admission certificate, student certificate and other papers on demand of the Passport-Visa Department.
3. The contract concerning services provided by the University is prepared by a certain department which defines the quantity of academic hours, the costs of the services, the terms, and other. The originals of all the documents are kept in the personal files of international students at the International Relations department of the University.
4. International students must provide the International Relations Department of the University with exact and definite personal information.
5. International students must buy a medical Insurance policy valid on the territory of Belarus. In case a student has his/her own personal reasons not to acquire such a policy or has a foreign medical assurance policy, the student must refuse to acquire a policy in written form and agree to cover all the expenses of medical services during his/her stay in the Republic of Belarus.
6. 14 days before the expiry date of the registration in the city indicated in the passport, international students must prolong the period of its validity if the Chair of their faculty confirms that the student is determined to continue studying at the University.
7. In case an international student needs to leave Belarus for a certain period of time or forever and cannot do this with the available visa He/she must inform the International Relations Department of the University about it one month before leaving the country.
8. All the documents necessary for entering/leaving the country are submitted 20 days before the day of entering/leaving for a holiday period and only on a written agreement of the Faculty Dean.
9. On returning back to Belarus after holidays students must inform the International Relations department within 1-2 days, bring their passport and the migration card there to do registration at the Passport-Visa Department.
10.  Students must change the national passports in their countries 1-2 months before the expiry date and must inform the International Relations department about it immediately.
11. On receiving a new national passport back in their country the student must have in registered together with the migration card at the International Relations department within 1-2 days after entering the country.
12. When visiting other cities of the Republic of Belarus students must inform the International Relations department of the University about it.
13. Finishing the studies at the University students must receive a leaving visa 20 days before the departure. 
14. If you have any questions concerning the rules of the passport-visa regime or you need information about the rules of staying on the territory of the republic for foreign citizens, or about the conditions of lodgings and adaptation at the school campus please contact the International Relations department of your University.            For more information, contact us.

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Minsk
Capital of Belarus
Minsk is the capital and largest city of Belarus, situated on the Svislach and Niamiha rivers. It is the administrative centre of the Commonwealth of Independent States. Wikipedia
Population: 1.837 million (2009)
Area: 307.9 km²
Founded: 1067
Weather: 22°C, Wind N at 26 km/h, 64% Humidity
Local time: Friday 6:45 PM
Awards: Hero City

Minsk is the capital of Belarus, an ancient and modern city. The population is nearly approximately 2 million inhabitants. It is one of the most beautiful cities of Europe, and is the commercial, industrial, financial and transportation hub of the Republic of Belarus. Minsk has a mild climate that encourages year-round outdoor activities. Picturesque lakes are to the south-east. The city is praised for its quality of life, climate, housing costs and cultural activities.
There are national drama, music theatres and ballet companies, an excellent symphony orchestra, an award winning art museum, public parks as well as professional football, baseball, basketball and hockey teams in Minsk. Outstanding events include numerous outdoor arts festivals, neighborhood celebrations and summer evening symphony concerts in the parks.
Minsk is known for its religious activities. There are Orthodox and Catholic churches, two Synagogues, a Mosque and other religious establishments. New churches are in state of construction including two old Polish Roman-Catholic churches being reconstructed. Mink gives room for all types of religious practices.
The city has well-organized traffic and transit systems, fine residential areas, historic landmarks and modern shopping centers.
Wonderful at its geographical location, Minsk, during the centuries was a crossroads having connected peoples of East and West, of North and South, and played a very vital role in development of economic co-operation of Europe with Asia.
Belarus today is a highly developed industrial country of more than 10 million inhabitants, a charter member of the United Nations, and maintains diplomatic and economic relations with many foreign countries. The Belarusian Industry products such as heavy lorries "BelAZ", "MAZ", wheel tractors, refrigerators, TV-sets, radio equipment, computers, farm implements, road construction machines, automated industrial systems and many other goods are well-known in the world market. Building materials, chemical and petroleum products as well as metallurgical products are exported to many foreign countries.

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.

Medical Education in the Republic of Belarus

Training of health professionals in the Republic of Belarus is based on the up-to-date education technologies of higher and medical secondary education in combination with high-tech methods of practical medicine that enables them to be competitive and flexible in the world labour market.

Quality improvement of highly skilled specialists training at medical educational institutions of the republic is based on updating structure and content of medical and pharmaceutical education, as well as curricula, on their upgrading and adaptation to high-tech and science intensive educational requirements and needs of practical public health, on the development of the methodical support and creation of necessary conditions for independent work of students and pupils, on the introduction of tele-education, other innovation technologies and methods in the educational process, on the optimization of the scope of theoretical and practical training at medical educational institutions, on continuous advanced training of teaching staff, on strengthening material and technical base of medical educational institutions. For more information contact us.

There are more than 6000 foreign students studying at higher education institutions and universities in Belarus yearly.
In general, this number of international students is achieved as a result of the functions of the education system of the republic of Belarus. Higher education fees for foreign nationals range from 2000-3500 USD, depending on the Course of choice and the institution. This is far below the fees rate compared to some countries.
All Universities and colleges in Belarus have accommodation departments, which can help international students, get a residence permit and find lodgings upon their arrival.

In Belarus, International students are not pressured for their interactivity within theirs schools or public premises, unlike other countries where student are harassed day in day out by citizens or security personnels, Belarus receives and permit International student to express their freedom of tourism and patriotism as far as they have their study permit process intact and fully completed.

The geographical territories from where foreign citizens came to study in Belarus are actually wide and cannot be easily estimated in terms of exact figure. However, the following are international relations to Belarus and basically where many students came from: Australia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Viet-Nam, Ghana, Germany, Georgia, Yemen, India, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Spain, Israel, Cameroons, China, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Libya, Lithuania, Macedonia, Morocco, Moldova, Mongolia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Peru, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Sudan, Tajikistani, Turkey, France, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Estonia, Sweden, Shri-lanka, USA etc. For more information Contact us.

The Centre was formed to promote Academy's international links and mutually beneficial contacts with related national and foreign educational and research establishments on the basis of bilateral and multilateral agreements and running programs on cooperation aimed at task solution in managerial personnel training and re-qualification.
The Centre promotes Academy's cooperation with its partner institutions:
• Armenia – Academy of Public Administration of the Republic of Armenia
• Azerbaijan – Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan
• Bulgaria – Foundation “Slavyane”
• China – China National School of Administration
• Cuba – Raul Roa Garcia Higher Institute of International Relations of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of        the Republic of Cuba
• Czech Republic – College of Social and Administrative Affairs
• Germany – Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
• Kazakhstan:

• Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
• Economic Research Institute

• Kyrgyzstan – Academy of Management under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic
• Lithuania – Lithuanian Institute of Public Administration
• Moldova – Academy of Public Administration by President's Office of the Republic of Moldova
• Poland – Higher School of Management
• Russia

• Russian Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation
• Lomonosov Moscow State University
• Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the MFA of Russia
• Volga-Vyatka Academy of Civil Service
• Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Ministry for Foreign Affairs
• Moscow City Government University of Management
• Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation
• Moscow Institute of Economics, Management and Law
• Murmansk branch of North West Academy of Public Administration
• Russian Customs Academy
• North-West Academy of Public Administration
• Orlov Regional Academy of Civil Service, Astrakhan State University

• Singapore – Singapore Civil Service College
• Ukraine:

•  National Academy of Public Administration under the Office of the President of Ukraine
• Odessa Regional Institute of Public Administration
• Kharkiv Regional Institute of Public Administration
• Khmelnitsky University of Management and Law

• Uzbekistan – Academy of State and Social Construction under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan
• Venezuela – School of Planning of Ministry of Planning and Development of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
• Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and Public Administration

Almost 37 agreements have been signed between the Academy and its partner institutions.
The Centre actively supports student and faculty exchange.
The Centre for International Cooperation and Educational Programs provides assistance in organizing meetings between Academy's governing body and prominent international figures, lectures by representatives of foreign missions and international organizations held both for teaching staff and students. The Academy was visited by the heads of diplomatic legations from Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, China, Cuba, Venezuela, Turkey, India, UK, France, South Korea, Israel, Poland, Germany, Iran, Lithuania, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Estonia and also by UNDP Resident Representative in Belarus