European Humanities University, Minsk, Belarus: index page

EHU

The European Humanities University is a non-state establishment of undergraduate and post-graduate education in Belarus. The mission of EHU is to educate the new generation of young professionals capable of leading Belarus on its way towards civil society based on the values of European civilization.

“With justification, EHU lays to being the leader in the higher education reform throughout the East Europe region of the former Soviet Union, including the Baltic States, Ukraine, Moldova, and Belarus.”

Ambassador David Swartz
Former US Ambassador to Belarus

EHU Chronicles

EHU Statement

	Letter of support to EHU students from students of Campus Europae Universities (doc)
	Letter of support to EHU students from the International University Bremen (Germany)

HESP Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching

Rethinking Visual and Cultural Studies: new subjects, methods, and teaching strategies (project information sheet)

HESP Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching

Contemporary Communicative Philosophy and Communicative Strategies in Philosophy Teaching

• Departments

Department of Law

Department of Economics

Department of Arts

Department of Philosophy

Department of Theology

Department of Psychology

French-Belarusian Department of
Political and Administrative Sciences

Department of Computer Science

Pre-admission Programs

Re-training Programs

Academic Programs

There are eight departments providing for diploma-level training at the European Humanities University. Thirteen major and three minor programs provide the basis of undergraduate and diploma (five-year) instruction at EHU. These include specialization programs in Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Theology, Political Science, Psychology, International Law, World Economy, Economics, History and Theory of Art, International Cultural Tourism, Computer Science (Web design and Computer Graphics). Minor programs are offered in American Studies, European Studies,

and International Economic Law.
Since 1997 the University has been offering Ph.D. programs in Philosophy and Law. In 2000, EHU established postgraduate programs in Psychology, Cultural Studies and Economics.

The Master's degree program in Gender Studies, which is first ever in the NIS, was launched at EHU in 2000. In academic year 2001-2002 several new Master's degree programs will be initiated. These are Master's degree programs in International Relations, Public Administration, Religious Studies, Philosophy, and others.

• Academic and Research Centers

Center for European and
Transatlantic Studies

Center for Belarusian Studies

American Studies Center

Institute for German Studies

Center for Gender Studies

Center for Civic Education

Center for Economic
and Social Research

Center for Philosophical
Anthropology “Topos”

Centre for Scandinavian Studies

Founders

Founding partners of EHU were the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Culture, the Minsk City Executive Council, the Belarusian Orthodox Church, the International Humanitarian Foundation and a number of prominent personalities of Belarusian science, culture and
the Church.

Official and State Accreditation

The European Humanities University is the only non-state establishment of higher education in Belarus that has state-recognized university status. In 2001-2002 eleven EHU's major programs were certified and officially accredited by the Ministry of Education of Belarus.

Library

University Press

Information Resource Center for Problems on European Integration

Information and Resource base

Cultural Life and Students Activities

Supporting Organizations and
Institutions

Funding

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