Dr. Tatyana Galko, Vice Rector
of the EHU on Academic Affairs

Prof. Dr. Gesine Schwan,
President of the Europa Viadrina University, meeting the students
at the Institute for German Studies
at the EHU

The European Humanities University is the only non-state establishment of higher education in Belarus that has a state recognized university status. Following the attestation inspection in 1998, the Belarusian Ministry of Education reconfirmed this status. The final inspection document sets forward that the EHU “meets [national] requirements for university-type establishments of higher education.”
In 1999-2001, eleven EHU's major programs were certified and officially accredited by the Belarusian Ministry of Education.

Founded in 1993 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the EHU's French-Belarusian Department of Political and Administrative Sciences is an associated partner of the system of institutes of political sciences in France. As a result of close cooperation with French counterparts, diplomas of this Department are recognized as equivalent to the diplomas of the French Institutes of Political Sciences.

EHU Joint Certificate Programs

European Law

International Economic Law

International Cultural Tourism

European Studies

American Studies

Foreign Partners

Universite Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV, France

Institut fur Recht der Wirtschaft an der Universitat Hamburg, Germany

Universite de Bourgogne, France

Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Grenoble, Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Strasbourg, France, the Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

Suffolk University and Bryant College, USA

The University also awards certificates to the participants of summer schools in humanities and social sciences jointly with the HESP, Budapest.
The EHU strives for the development of master's and doctoral programs with partner universities from
the USA, Western Europe, and Russia.

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