Belarusian State Ecological University named after Sakharov. Specialties and directions

The conditions and procedure for admission of applicants to the educational institution "International State Ecological University named after A.D. Sakharov" (MSEU named after A.D. Sakharov) are established by the Rules for admission to higher educational institutions, approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus dated 02/07/2006 No. 80 ( hereinafter - Admission Rules) and this Procedure.

MSEU named after. A. D. Sakharova has a special permit (license) to carry out educational activities No. 02100 / 314, issued by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus.

Conditions of the competition

Admission of applicants is carried out for the full term of study in:

daytime form

	Qualification	Introductory tests (CT)
Faculty of Monitoring environment

Environmental activities (environmental management and expertise)		Belarusian (Russian) language (centralized testing - CT) Mathematics (CT) Physics (CT)
Environmental activities (environmental monitoring)	Ecologist. Environmental Engineer
	Environmental software engineer
	Software engineer
	Energy manager engineer
Nuclear and radiation safety
Faculty of Environmental Medicine
a general competition is held for the faculty
Bioecology	Biologist-ecologist. Teacher of biology and ecology	Chemistry (CT) Biology (DT)
Medical ecology	Ecologist expert
Biomedical Affairs	Analytical biologist. Biology teacher

by correspondence receiving higher education:

Name of specialty, area of specialty and specialization	Qualification	Introductory tests (CT)
Faculty distance learning
There is a separate competition for specialties
Medical ecology	Ecologist expert	Belarusian (Russian) language (BT) Chemistry (CT) Biology (DT)
Energy efficient technologies and energy management	Energy manager engineer	Belarusian (Russian) language (BT) Mathematics (CT) Physics (CT)
a general competition is held in areas of specialty
Information systems and technologies (in ecology)	Environmental software engineer	Belarusian (Russian) language (BT) Mathematics (CT) Physics (CT)
Information systems and technologies (in healthcare)	Software engineer

Deadlines for accepting documents

on payment terms from 07/16/2012 to 08/04/2012.

at the expense of the republican budget: from 07/16/2012 to 07/25/2012;
at the expense of budget funds from persons who passed the entrance examinations, but did not pass to Moscow State Economic University named after. A.D. Sakharov in the competition for a full-time budgetary form of education: until 08/02/2012;
on payment terms: from 07/16/2012 to 08/04/2012.

Deadlines for enrolling applicants

Full-time higher education:

at the expense of the republican budget: until 08/01/2012;

Part-time form of higher education:

at the expense of the republican budget: until 08/03/2012;
on payment terms: until 08/06/2012.

If the total number of points scored is equal, enrollment is carried out in accordance with clause 24 of the Admission Rules. After the persons specified in clause 24 of the Admission Rules, the following have a priority right to enrollment in the order of transfer:

graduates of gymnasium classes with grades of at least 7 (seven) in all academic subjects and recommendations of pedagogical councils of educational institutions providing general secondary education, with which Moscow State Economic University cooperates. A. D. Sakharov within the framework of contracts;
applicants who have completed pre-university training at preparatory courses at Moscow State Economic University named after. A. D. Sakharova;
persons who have graduated from institutions providing secondary education special education in a relevant or related specialty;
persons with experience practical work at least two years.

Specialties for which admission outside the competition is not carried out:

“Medical ecology” (correspondence form of higher education).

Information about the Faculty of Pre-University Training

The faculty of pre-university preparation includes:

training courses;
preparatory department for foreign citizens.

Preparatory courses to prepare for centralized testing in the subjects of entrance examinations for the specialty of Moscow State Economic University named after. A. D. Sakharov are organized in the following forms:

evening (8 months from 09.19.2011);
in absentia (8 months from 10/02/2011);
three-month days off (3 months from 01/28/2012);
short-term, daytime (3 weeks from 05/14/2012).

Speciality	Qualification	Entrance tests	Passing score in 2019
FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
	Energy manager engineer	Budget: 250 Paid: 147
	Correspondence Budget: passing score – 250 Paid: passing score – 143
		Mathematics (CT) Physics (CT)*	Daytime Budget: passing score – 242 Paid:222
	Medical physicist	Mathematics (CT) Physics (CT)*	Daytime Budget: passing score – 242 Paid:222
FACULTY OF ECOLOGICAL MEDICINE
	Ecologist expert	Belarusian (Russian) language (BT) Chemistry(CT) Biology (DT)*	Daytime Budget: passing score – 305 Paid: passing score – 219 Correspondence Budget: passing score – 266 Paid: passing score – 226
	Ecologist expert	Correspondence Budget: passing score – 248 Paid: passing score – 185
	Analytical biologist. Biology teacher	Belarusian (Russian) language (BT) Chemistry (CT) Biology (DT)*	Daytime Budget: passing score – 293 Paid: passing score – 254

CT – centralized testing; PE – written exam;* - profile subject.

In specialty abbreviated correspondence form USSE graduates can receive education:

for the specialty Medical Ecology:

79 01 04 “Medical diagnostic work”
79 01 31 “Nursing”
79 01 01 “Medicine”

for the specialty Energy Efficient Technologies and Energy Management:

2 43 01 04 “Thermal power plants”
2 36 03 31 “Installation and operation of electrical equipment (in areas)”
2 43 01 01 “Electric stations”
2 43 01 03 “Electricity supply (by industry)”
2 43 01 05 “Industrial heat and power engineering”
2 74 06 31 “Energy supply for agricultural production (in areas)”
2 53 01 04 “Automation and control of heat and power processes

First year tuition fees in 2019-2020.

Full-time education:
specialty of the Faculty of Environmental Monitoring - 2,928 rubles. 65 kopecks in year;
specialty of the Faculty of Environmental Medicine - 3,367 rubles. 44 kopecks in year.

Extramural studies:
specialty of the Faculty of Environmental Monitoring - 1,188 rubles. 88 kop. in year;
specialty of the Faculty of Environmental Medicine - 1,388 rubles. 13 kopecks in year.

Citizens of the Republic of Belarus, foreign citizens and stateless persons permanently residing in the Republic of Belarus, foreign citizens and stateless persons who have been granted refugee status or asylum in the Republic of Belarus, applying for higher education of the second stage, apply to admissions committee the following documents:

application addressed to the rector in the prescribed form (on letterhead);
originals of a diploma of higher education and its supplement, issued in the Republic of Belarus, or a document on education indicating the studied academic disciplines and their volume, marks (points) received on them, issued in a foreign state, and a certificate of recognition of a document on education issued in a foreign state, and establishing its equivalence (compliance) with the document on education of the Republic of Belarus, confirming that a person has received a higher education equivalent I stage of higher education in the Republic of Belarus;
an extract from the minutes of a meeting of the faculty council of a higher education institution, containing recommendations for studying at the second stage of higher education (for applicants to educational program higher education of the second stage, forming knowledge, skills and abilities of scientific, pedagogical and research work and ensuring the receipt of a master's degree, in the year of completion of studies at the first stage of higher education);
an extract (copy) from the work book, and (or) a copy of the civil contract, and (or) a copy of the certificate of state registration of an individual entrepreneur, and (or) a document confirming the registration of the artisan with the tax authority, and (or) a copy certificates for notarial activities, and (or) a copy of a lawyer’s certificate, and (or) a professional certificate of a creative worker, and (or) a document confirming membership in a creative union, for persons applying for higher education in correspondence or evening form;
medical certificate of health in the form established by the Ministry of Health;
2 photographs measuring 3x4 cm;
identification document (to be presented in person);
list and copies of published scientific works, descriptions of inventions, reports on completed research and development (if any), diplomas confirming victories in republican and (or) international Olympiads (if available).

Enrollment for the second stage of higher education (master's degree) at MGEI. HELL. Sakharov BSU in 2019 will be carried out in the following specialties: ecology, biomedical science, medical physics. (UE)

Medical physics
1-31 80 22 master (UE)

UE - oral exam

Full-time education

Extramural

The educational process at MGEI named after. HELL. Sakharov BSU is conducted in Russian. In case of additional questions, foreign citizens are asked to contact tel. (8-017) 398-99-48 or write to [email protected]

The Faculty of Environmental Monitoring is a platform that trains specialists in the most promising areas not only at the republican, but also at the international level. The faculty trains students in a group of engineering specialties related to ensuring rational use natural resources, environmental safety and environmental protection. The dean of the faculty will talk about the specifics of the work of future specialists, the learning process and practical training. Vladislav Vladimirovich Zhuravkov.

– Vladislav Vladimirovich, what specialties exist at the Faculty of Environmental Monitoring?

– Our faculty trains specialists in the following specialties with the assignment of appropriate qualifications:

“Nuclear and Radiation Safety”, qualification “engineer”;
“Environmental activities”, areas: “ Environmental management and examination" and "Environmental monitoring", qualification "ecologist; environmental engineer";
“Energy efficient technologies and energy management”, qualification “energy manager”;
“Medical physics”, qualification “medical physicist”;
“Information systems and technologies (in healthcare)”, qualification “software engineer”;
“Information systems and technologies (in ecology)”, qualification “programmer engineer-ecologist”.

– What are the features of each specialty?

– Nuclear and radiation safety is a branch of applied nuclear physics and biophysics and includes a set of tools and methods for analyzing the radiation fields of sources of nuclear technical installations at the stages of their design, operation and decommissioning, studying the effects of radiation on humans, the environment, biological objects and man-made products, as well as the development of measures to prevent adverse radiation effects.

Such a specialist ensures radiation protection of personnel and radiation safety at nuclear power plants. power stations and in their observation zones, nuclear safety during the operation of nuclear facilities, safe use of ionizing radiation sources in industry, agriculture, forestry, healthcare, science and scientific services, education, construction, geology and subsoil exploration, communications and transport.

Environmental activity is the process of conservation, restoration and reproduction of natural resource potential, which should be an essential component of economic activity as a whole.

In the information center of the nuclear power plant during a lecture on the structure and basic principles of operation of the future station.

The development of environmental protection activities is a necessary prerequisite for overcoming the crisis situation in the environment. Environmental protection activities are often understood in a rather narrow sense - as the elimination of damage already caused to nature (catching, cleaning, etc.). However, in modern conditions The content and direction of activities for nature conservation and conservation of natural resource potential have expanded significantly.

A specialist who has mastered the specialty “Environmental Conservation” works in industry, agriculture, transport and communications, housing and communal services, hydrometeorological service, education, and research activities. Can be employed as an environmental engineer in enterprises, in regional inspectorates of the Ministry of Natural Resources, in analytical laboratories of the Ministry of Natural Resources, and also work as an environmental protection engineer.

Students of the specialty “Energy Efficient Technologies and Energy Management” acquire the knowledge necessary to work in the field of the fuel and energy complex, the introduction of new energy-saving equipment, materials and technologies, energy-efficient use of buildings, structures, utility networks, energy expertise and energy-saving projects.

The activities of an energy manager are aimed at organizing the efficient use of energy with minimal inevitable losses.

The knowledge, skills and abilities acquired during their studies allow graduates of this specialty to work in enterprises and organizations that are energy consumers, regardless of their profile, in the positions of energy manager and energy engineer.

Medical physics is a field of applied physics that studies devices, equipment and physical factors affecting humans used in medicine.

The specialty was opened to eliminate the acute shortage of healthcare personnel capable of ensuring the safe operation of complex medical equipment, mainly in oncology and medical radiology. This is a new and unique specialty; our students have only been studying it for the third year.

A medical physicist works in institutions of the Ministry of Health in the field of using physical methods for diagnosing and treating patients using complex technical equipment, incl. for the purpose of safe use of ionizing radiation sources.

The specialist prepares the appropriate equipment, plans and carries out medical irradiation of patients as prescribed by the doctor.

A medical physicist must be capable of conducting fundamental and applied research in the field of the action of physical factors on the human body, ensuring radiation safety personnel and ensuring the quality of patient exposure when using ionizing radiation sources in medicine.

The specialty “Information Systems and Technologies” is one of the most prestigious and in demand in industrialized countries. The training of specialists involved in the development and operation of industrial safety engineering systems is determined by the increasing requirements to ensure the protection of the vital interests of technological personnel, as well as the population and society as a whole, from accidents at hazardous industrial facilities.

Graduates have high level knowledge and prepared to solve problems in the operation of systems operating as part of a set of measures to predict accidents in industry and ensure the safety of technological processes. In addition, such specialists develop and maintain engineering safety systems.

Students of this specialty study the design of computer networks and systems, their administration and application for implementation information technologies, receive advanced training in programming (including Visual C++, Visual C #, Delphi), Web programming (Java, Perl, PHP, HTML, XML, UML), design and administration of computer networks, development of multimedia technologies and databases (Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL Server, etc.), study operating systems and programming for them, and also gain in-depth knowledge in the field of information security and security methods information systems based on software and hardware.

Particular attention is paid to the study of technologies for developing Internet applications, designing information support, organizing information and computing processes and systems, systems for collecting, transmitting, processing and storing information.

From third year to curriculum This specialty introduces specialization disciplines, which are determined by the direction. So, for some these are disciplines related to health care, for others - with ecology.

– What do students learn during theoretical and practical classes?

– Our students study the basics of nuclear and radiation safety at nuclear power plants and when personnel and the public are exposed to ionizing radiation, the basics of medical physics, the use of radiation technologies in medicine, methods of environmental monitoring, radiation monitoring. They learn to calculate the energy efficiency of design solutions, evaluate their environmental safety, and various impacts on the environment. A specialist with such skills can analyze the data obtained and make appropriate decisions on environmental management, conduct a systemic energy analysis (energy audit) of enterprises, technological processes and devices, and evaluate their functional, economic and energy efficiency.

Students of the faculty against the background of the Belarusian nuclear power plant.

– Where do students undergo practical training?

– At each of the six departments there are two types of laboratories. The first type is scientific laboratories, where teachers work, the second type is student research laboratories, where students can work on their own projects.

Each laboratory has its own specifics of work. For example, consider the laboratory of the Department of Nuclear and Radiation Safety. One of the areas of her work is related to the state program to support the safe development of nuclear power plant construction. Thus, the laboratory works, for example, on the impact of a nuclear power plant on the main components of the ecosystem as a result of its operation or on assessing the release of a particular chemical.

Accordingly, laboratories in other departments deal with issues that are related to their priority, specialized areas. This division makes it possible to pay sufficient attention to a particular topic, as well as to concentrate students on specific problems that will be encountered in their future work activities.

– In which organizations do students do internships?

– Faculty students receive good practical training not only in university laboratories equipped with modern equipment, but also on the basis of industrial and energy sector enterprises, divisions of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, research centers, Hydrometeorological Center, design organizations, High Technologies Park, medical institutions.

– Where can graduates of the faculty work?

– Our graduates can find employment in structural units (committees, inspections, laboratories) of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection; to specialized services of industrial enterprises and associations that are part of the Belneftekhim concern (Naftan, Mozyr Oil Refinery, etc.), to the Ministries of Industry (Minsk Automobile Plant, Belarusian Metallurgical Plant, etc.), to the Ministries of Architecture and Construction and other ministries and departments.

In addition, graduates of our faculty can find employment in scientific (institutes of the National Academy of Sciences, etc.), design and design organizations that work in the field of environmental protection; to commissioning organizations that deal with environmental regulation, environmental impact assessments, and environmental audits.

– Tell us about the new approaches that are used in the process of teaching students.

– I would like to talk about a very promising direction – network education – a relatively new paradigm educational activities, which is based on the idea of mass collaboration, the ideology of open educational resources in combination with the network organization of interaction between participants. The peculiarity of such training is the unification of higher educational institutions for the purpose of cooperation and exchange of experience. In practice, this is implemented as follows: students can study not only at one university, but also at others, where there are those disciplines that will help in mastering a particular specialty.

In addition, at some enterprises of our republic there are branches of our departments, which indicates a practice-oriented approach to training. This also means that in the training process we involve leading practitioners who are employees of certain organizations and enterprises. Of course, such specialists are not professional teachers, but they can conduct a lesson that will most closely correspond to work realities. Of course, this provides high quality student learning.

At the environmental forum in Georgia.

– How is the faculty’s international cooperation developing?

– Our faculty performs international projects TEMPUS HS and TEMPUS EcoBRU, which are aimed at developing curricula for training specialists at the second stage of higher education and retraining specialists in the field of environmental safety.

We cooperate with the University of Novi Sad (Serbia), Federal State Budgetary educational institution higher vocational education"Irkutsk state institute", Russian State Hydrometeorological University, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Yaroslavl Agricultural Academy, Environmental Protection Fund named after. Suchova (Germany), etc.

– What benefits await future students of the Faculty of Environmental Monitoring?

– Firstly, all our students receive up-to-date knowledge, an excellent education, and a sought-after profession. Secondly, absolutely all students who have chosen a budget-funded form of education will be assigned - that is, their first job, work experience. Thirdly, the qualifications awarded to graduates will allow them to occupy the highest paid positions.

If we talk specifically about the advantages of the learning process, it is worth noting the following: 100% of first-year students are provided with a hostel, students will have a very busy student life, tuition fees are not planned to rise today. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the cost paid training at the faculty is one of the lowest in comparison with other universities where there are similar promising and relevant specialties.

It is also important that the teaching staff is represented by leading doctors of science, graduate teachers, as well as young and talented workers who introduce innovative teaching methods.

Vera ZHIDOLOVICH

International State Ecological Institute named after A.D. Sakharov BSU (MGEI)

The end of the 20th century was characterized by the rapid development of environmental education throughout the world. Education, training and informing the population about environmental problems- one of the main conditions for transition different countries towards sustainable development and solving the problems of the future survival of humanity.
In this regard, the mission of the International State Ecological University named after A.D. Sakharov (Minsk, Belarus) is to promote the formation of a specialist who feels responsible for the state of the environment and develops on the basis of deep knowledge, innovative thinking, and environmentally friendly technologies.

On July 9, 1992, an agreement was signed with Kingston University (UK) on scientific and educational cooperation, which was soon supported by a grant from the British Council.

Thanks to the enthusiasm of students and teaching staff, the help of the Committee of Trustees, numerous international organizations, individual universities and individuals, Sakharov College has significantly strengthened its authority in the republic and abroad. A good professional team was formed, well-equipped laboratories appeared. Under these conditions, the Academic Council made a decision in 1994/1995 academic year switch to a stable training mode. A competitive enrollment was announced among applicants with secondary education for 100 places to study in the full university program.

In 1995, the Ministry of Education and Science transformed the college into an independent International Institute of Radioecology named after. A. D. Sakharova.

In 1999, by order of the Ministry of Education, the International Institute of Radioecology named after. A.D. Sakharov (MIR) was transformed into the International Ecological University named after. A. D. Sakharova (MEU). Subsequently, the university acquired a new abbreviation - Moscow State Economic University named after. A. D. Sakharov (International State Ecological University named after A. D. Sakharov).

Currently, the university includes faculties: Faculty of Environmental Monitoring, Faculty of Environmental Medicine, courses additional education adults, education is provided by correspondence.

On May 27, 2015, Resolution of the Council of Ministers No. 450 was published, according to which the International State Ecological University named after. A.D. Sakharova was excluded from the list of state organizations subordinate to the Ministry of Education of Belarus and joined the BSU complex.

License: No. 02100/314

Director
Maskevich Sergei Alexandrovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor
Phone: +375 17 230-69-98
Reception schedule: first Tuesday of the month, 8:00-14:00, room No. 205-1
Email:

University structure (faculties and departments):

Faculty of Environmental Monitoring

Department of Nuclear and Radiation Safety
Department of Environmental Monitoring and Management
Department of Energy Efficient Technologies
Department of Environmental Information Systems
Department of Physics and Higher Mathematics
Department of Philosophy, Sociology and Economics

Faculty of Environmental Medicine

Department of Human Biology and Ecology
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics
Department of Immunology
Department of Radiation Hygiene and Epidemiology
Department of Environmental Medicine and Radiobiology
Department of Environmental and Molecular Genetics
Department of Foreign Languages
Department of Physical Education
Cabinet of methods of teaching biology and ecology

Department of Additional Education
Training courses
Preparatory department for foreign citizens
Advanced training and retraining

Directions:
Metro: Traktorny Zavod metro station
Buses: No. 2, 14, 43, 43d, 84, 106, stop “Traktorny metro station”
factory";
Trolleybuses: No. 49, stop “Ul. O. Koshevoy";
Trams: No. 3, 6, “Tractor Plant” metro station;
Suburban electric train: Traktorny stop.

Phones:
+375 17 230-69-98 (rector’s reception)
+375 17 299-56-32 (admissions committee)

Fax: +375 17 230-68-97

Website: http://www.iseu.by

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On January 20, 1992, Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus No. 20 “On the opening of the International Higher College of Radioecology named after A.D. Sakharov at the Belarusian State University” was issued, two days later a similar order was issued by the Minister of Public Education. On the eve of the three-year anniversary, celebrated on January 20, 1995, the Ministry of Education and Science transformed the college into an independent International Institute of Radioecology named after. A. D. Sakharova. In 1999, by order of the Ministry of Education, the International Institute of Radioecology named after. A.D. Sakharov (MIR) was transformed into the International Ecological University named after. A. D. Sakharova (MEU). Subsequently, the university acquired a new abbreviation - Moscow State Economic University named after. A. D. Sakharov (International State Ecological University named after A. D. Sakharov). On May 27, 2015, Resolution of the Council of Ministers No. 450 was published, according to which the International State Ecological University named after. A.D. Sakharova was excluded from the list of state organizations subordinate to the Ministry of Education of Belarus and joined the BSU complex.

The educational process and research work of the institute are ensured by:

12 departments:

Department of Environmental Information Systems
Department of Environmental Monitoring and Management
Department of Energy Efficient Technologies
Department of Nuclear and Radiation Safety
Department of General and Medical Physics
Department of Social Sciences, Humanities and Sustainable Development

Department of Environmental Chemistry and Biochemistry
Department of Immunology and Environmental Epidemiology
Department of Environmental Medicine and Radiobiology
Department of General Ecology, Biology and Environmental Genetics
Department of Linguistic Disciplines and Intercultural Communications
Department of Physical Education

31 educational and research laboratories:

mechanics;
thermodynamics and molecular physics Laboratory of optics, quantum physics;
electricity and magnetism;
nuclear spectrometry;
radiochemistry;
dosimetry;
nuclear physics;
continuum mechanics;
instrumental methods of analysis;
remote sensing methods;
electronics and environmental informatics;
on accounting, control and regulation of energy resources;
heating engineering;
renewable energy sources;
biogas (hydro, wind, solar) energy;
general and experimental biology;
“Bioindication and environmental monitoring”;
radiation biochemistry and biophysics;
physical chemistry;
general and inorganic chemistry;
immunology and microbiology;
radiation hygiene and epidemiology;
radiobiology;
normal physiology;
molecular medicine;
molecular markers;
environmental genetics;

as well as the educational and scientific center "Volma".

Contact Information:

Address: 220070 Minsk, st. Dolgobrodskaya, 23/1
Phones: +375 17 398-99-79 (director’s reception)
+375 17 398-96-48 (admissions committee)
+375 17 285-31-75 (Dean's office of the Faculty of Environmental Monitoring)
+375 17 398-93-59 (Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Medicine)