STUDY PUBLIC HEALTH IN BELARUS

It is the best option for foreign students to study public health in Belarus.

WHERE TO STUDY PUBLIC HEALTH IN BELARUS?

Public health is offered at many state universities, and this program is very popular among national and international students.

Many foreign students from different countries come to study public health at Belarusian state medical universities, and there are certain reasons to choose Belarusian universities for this program.

While choosing a study abroad destination among European countries, foreign students and their parents consider the cost factor first.

They look for a country in Europe where fees should be affordable and the cost of living should also be less.

They also consider the atmosphere for foreign students in the selected country, as their child has to spend some years in that country.

So they prefer Belarus to other European countries and decide to send their child to join Belarusian state medical universities.

The tuition fee for public health in Belarus is affordable for foreign students at almost all state universities in any city.

The living costs are also cheaper than in the other European countries.

So to study in Belarus is the accurate decision that will prove itself.

The degree in public health from Belarusian universities is recognized worldwide, so these graduates from any university in Belarus may work anywhere in the world.

HOW DOES THE ADMISSION PROCESS WORK?

The admission process is very simple. Foreign applicants are required to scan their secondary school certificate with an international travel passport copy in the email of the admissions staff.

Applicants for a master’s in public health are required to scan their bachelor’s degree for admission evaluation.

The assessment process takes 2 days, and all applicants are sent an email for their admission eligibility or ineligibility.

Eligible applicants are required to send their processing fee and scan the transfer fee receipt in the admission office email.

We ask eligible applicants to scan additional academic documents if necessary to complete their admissions process.

WHO APPROVES THE OFFICIAL STUDY INVITATIONS?

In case an applicant is found eligible and has sent his or her admission fee, their documents are forwarded to the migration department for the approval of an official study invitation.

In Belarus, official study invitations are approved by the migration department, and this issuance process takes 2 weeks.

Once issued, this official study invitation is handed over to the admissions staff, and the admissions office sends this invitation to the foreign applicants, as they require it for Belarus student visa processing.

HOW TO OBTAIN A BELARUS STUDENT VISA?

Most nationals from different countries are issued a Belarus study visa on arrival with the help of an official study invitation and an OK TO BOARD for departure. Its fee is $110 to be paid at Minsk International Airport.

A few countries have Belarusian embassies, so their nationals obtain their Belarusian student visas before travel from the embassies in their country. These countries are Nigeria, Egypt, India, South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and Pakistan.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS STUDYING PUBLIC HEALTH

Algerian international students like to study for a master’s in public health at one of the Belarusian state medical universities after studying a 10-month Russian language course.

Angolan international students also join Belarusian public health faculties after completing a 10-month Russian language course.

Benin nationals come to Belarus after completing their secondary school in Benin; they study for a language course in their first year and then join a bachelor’s in public health.

Botswana nationals like to join public health graduate programs at Belarusian state medical universities, provided they have an undergraduate public health degree at the time of admission.

Burundi nationals normally join a graduate program in public health at one of the Belarusian state medical universities.

Cameroonian international students join a Russian language course in their first year at any Belarusian state university, and then they join their desired graduate and undergraduate public health courses.

The nationals of the Central African Republic have no presence in Belarus at present studying public health.

Chad nationals also have no presence in Belarus at public health faculties.

Comoros nationals normally arrive in Belarus with a bachelor’s degree in public health and pursue a master’s degree in public health.

Congolese international students always show interest in studying public health graduate and undergraduate courses at Belarusian medical universities.

Congolese international students join a Russian language course before studying their desired public health program.

They avail themselves of the opportunity of an on-arrival Belarus visa for Congolese international students.

Ivorian international students like to be graduate students at Belarusian state medical universities, and they mostly join public health graduate programs after studying a language course.

An on-arrival Belarus student visa for Ivorian international students is issued at the Minsk International Airport.

Belarus admits many Egyptian international students to its public health faculties; the tuition fee for a master’s in public health is affordable for Egyptian international students.

Egyptian international students join a Russian language course and then pursue their bachelor’s in public health degrees.

Eritrean international students love to join graduate faculties of public health at Belarusian state medical universities.

Eswatini nationals are welcomed warmly at Belarusian state medical universities to study public health courses.

Ethiopian international students arrive in Belarus every year and join a master’s in public health with an affordable tuition fee for Belarusian state medical universities.

From Gabon, rarely do international students come to Belarus to join public health graduate and undergraduate degrees at Belarusian universities.

Gambian international students love to be international students at Belarusian public health faculties.

A Belarusian on-arrival student visa for Gambian nationals is issued at Minsk International Airport.

Ghanaian international students come to Belarus in the largest numbers and join public health degrees; they come to Belarus after completing their secondary school in Ghana.

An on-arrival Belarusian student visa for a Ghanaian national is issued at the port of entry.

Guinean international students always join a Russian language course on arrival in their first year at one of the Belarusian universities and colleges; upon completion of the Russian language course, Guinean international students join their desired graduate or undergraduate public health courses.

Belarus accepts international Kenyan students at its public health graduate and undergraduate faculties every year. There is a Belarusian embassy in Kenya; they obtain their Belarusian study visas from the embassy of Belarus in Nairobi before arrival.

Lesotho nationals have no presence in Belarus at public health faculties.

Libyan international students always join a Russian language course at Belarusian state universities before studying their desired public health faculties.

Liberian international students are known as brilliant international students in Belarus at public health faculties.

They are entitled to obtain an on-arrival Belarus student visa for Liberian nationals.

Malawian nationals rarely join public health courses at Belarusian universities.

Malian international students are welcomed in Belarus at public health faculties, but they rarely come to Belarus.

Moroccan international students are always coming to Belarus in huge numbers to study public health degrees; they study a Russian language course on arrival and then join Belarusian public health faculties.

A Belarusian student visa for Moroccan nationals is issued at the entry port.

Mozambican international students join a Russian language course during their first year in Belarus and then join a bachelor’s in public health or a master’s in public health.

Namibian international students often join undergraduate and graduate public health programs at Belarusian universities.

Nigerian international students are in the largest numbers coming to Belarus for public health degree programs.

Rwandan international students are welcomed in Belarus at the faculties of public health, no matter whether they want to study a graduate or undergraduate public health course.

Senegalese international students are in small numbers always coming to Belarus for public health education due to poor economic conditions in Senegal.

Somalian international students are also arriving in Belarus to study public health in such small numbers.

South African international students love to study public health courses at Belarusian state universities.

Sudanese international students also come to Belarus to study for undergraduate and graduate public health programs.

Tanzanian international students are welcomed in Belarus for higher education with affordable tuition fees; they join public health degrees and also other courses.

Togolese international students are in small numbers joining public health courses at Belarusian state universities.

Tunisian international students complete a Russian language course in Belarus and then join public health in Russia as their medium of instruction.

Ugandan international students love to study public health in English in Belarus at the graduate and undergraduate levels.

Zimbabwean international students mostly join nursing courses at Belarusian state medical colleges, but they also join public health courses.

Zambian international students like being in Belarus as foreign medical students; they join different medical courses and also public health.

From Bahrain, mostly international students arrive in Belarus for MBBS, but they also join public health courses.

Indian international students also come to Belarus for medical education, and they also join public health.

Iraqi international students had been arriving in Belarus for health education,

Iranian international students are in good numbers, always coming to Belarus and joining different medical courses and also public health graduate and undergraduate programs.

Israeli nationals are in small numbers arriving in Belarus for public health degree programs.

Jordanian nationals join a Russian language course in their first year in Belarus, and then they start studying public health courses at Belarusian state institutes.

Kuwaiti residents are not coming in good numbers to join public health degrees at Belarusian state universities.

Lebanese international students earn a Russian language certificate in their first year in Belarus and then study graduate and undergraduate public health degree programs.

Omani nationals have no presence in Belarus at the undergraduate and graduate faculties of public health.

Palestinian nationals study a language course in Belarus and then join public health faculties.

The residents of Qatar mostly come to Belarus for general medicine courses, but they also join public health faculties.

Saudi Arabian residents are welcomed in Belarus at the faculties of public health, but their numbers are small.

Sri Lankan international students mostly join MBBS at Belarussian medical universities, but sometimes, they also join public health courses with affordable tuition fees.

Syrian international students had been arriving in Belarus for health-related courses; they also joined public health graduate and undergraduate programs in the Russian medium.

Turkish international students learn the Russian language on arrival in Belarus and then join Russian-medium public health courses at one of the Belarusian universities.

The residents of the United Arab Emirates arrive in Belarus in small numbers to join public health courses.

Yemeni nationals are in small numbers in Belarus at present studying public health.

Cuban international students sometimes show interest in studying.