Belarusian State University

Training along the Magister’s Degree Program is conducted through 84 specialities. The program's goal is to form comprehensive knowledge and special skills for scientific, pedagogical and research activity. Duration of studies 1–2 academic years. Upon successful completion and thesis defense students receive Diploma of Magister. 

Faculties and postgraduate majors:

1. Faculty of Biology
   Biology (Russian and English); Ecology.
2. Faculty of Geography
   Geography; Land Hydrology, Water Resources, Hydrochemistry; Meteorology, Climatology, Agroclimatology; Geoecology; Geology and exploration of mineral deposits; General and regional geology.
3. Faculty of History
   Documentalistics, Document Science, Archival Science; Records Management and Archival, Cultural Heritage and Tourism.
4. Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics
   Mathematics; Mechanics; Web development and internet technologies; Mathematical and software support of mobile devices; Computer mathematics and systems analysis.
5. Faculty of International relations
   World economy; Management of mass event events; Innovative Management in Tourism; History of International Relations and Foreign Policy (English).
6. Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
   Applied Mathematics and Informatics; Algorithms and systems handling large volumes of information; Applied Сomputer Data Аnalysis; Information Security Software.
7. Faculty of Radiophysics and Computer Technologies
   Radiophysics; Physical Electronics; Quantum Radiophysics and Laser Technologies; Methods and Systems of Information Protection, Information Security; Information Security Hardware and Software.
8. Faculty of Social and Cultural Communications
   Environmental design; Cultural Studies; Art studies.
9. Faculty of Philosophy and Social Studies
   Psychology; Sociology; Philosophy and Social Anthropology; Psychological Consulting and Psychological Correction; Communication management; Social psychology; Media Communications; Business Psychology; Rehabilitation Counseling.
10. Faculty of Physics
    Physics; Condensed State Physics; Photonics.
11. Faculty of Philology
    Theory and Methodology of Teaching and Education; Slavonic Languages; Germanic languages; Romance Languages; Language Theory; Applied and Computational Linguistics; Foreign Literature Studies; Literature Studies; Linguistics; Textology; Innovations in  Language Teaching as a Foreign Language.
12. Faculty of Journalism
    Journalism; Media Communications.
13. Faculty of Chemistry
    Chemistry; Sustainable development of biosphere reserves.
14. Faculty of Economics
    Economic Theory; Finance, Money Circulation and Credit; Economics and Management of the National Economy; Mathematical and Instrumental Methods in Economics; Economics; Finance and credit; Economics and Management at Enterprises; Economic informatics; Social and Economic Systems Management; Innovative Management; Industrial Management (Russian and English).
15. Faculty of Law
    Political Science; Jurisprudence; Legal Support of Public Authority; Legal Regulation of Foreign Economic Activity; Prosecutors and investigative activities; Legal provision of alternative methods of settlement of conflicts and disputes.
16. International Sakharov Environmental Institute of Belarusian State University
    Ecology; Applied immunology; Radiobiology; Medical Physics; Nuclear and Radiation Safety; Management of renewable energy resources.
17. School of Business of BSU
    Business Administration (Russian and English); Management of Logistics Systems; Technologies in Human Resource Management; Financial Management; Innovative Management; Marketing; Real Estate Management; Banking Management; Legal Support of Economic Activity; Social and Economic Systems Management; Design of Complex Integrated Systems
18. Institute of Theology named after Sts. Cyril and Methodius
    Religious Studies, Philosophical Anthropology, Philosophy of Culture.
    

PhD LEVEL

Training is provided through 142 specialities of different branches of science. Duration of studies is 3–5 academic years. Classes last from 1 November until 31 October.  International students have the opportunity to study according to the individual curriculum without a fixed dates enrollment.