Employment in the Republic of Belarus by foreign nationals who do not have permits for permanent residence in the Republic of Belarus under employment contracts with employers of the Republic of Belarus are regulated by the Law of the Republic of Belarus of December 30, 2010 “On External Labor Migration”.

Foreign citizens carry out labor activity in the Republic of Belarus subject to the availability of a special permit for the right to engage in labor activity in the Republic of Belarus and the conclusion of an employment contract.

The Law of the Republic of Belarus of January 5, 2016 “On Amendments to the Law ‘On External Labor Migration’”, which came into force on July 15, 2016, amended the list of foreign citizens not covered by the Law.

So, foreign citizens are exempted from obtaining special permits for labor activity in the Republic of Belarus:

  • who receive higher education in the educational institutions of the Republic of Belarus and are employed in the specialty they receive;
  • who received higher education in the educational institutions of the Republic of Belarus and are employed on the received specialty and assigned qualification within one year after receiving the specialty and qualification award.

This rule applies only to students who receive higher education or graduated from higher education institutions and are employed by the acquired specialty and assigned qualifications.

Thus, if a foreign citizen studying at a higher education institution desires to find a job in the Republic of Belarus for the specialty received during the education period, then the employer who employs him does not need a special permit.

If a foreign citizen who has received a higher education, is employed on the received specialty and assigned qualification within one year after receiving the specialty and qualification assignment, the employer also does not need a special permit for him. However, this rule of law does not apply to the second and subsequent years after receiving an education.

The above categories of foreign citizens acquire the right to employment on a par with citizens of the Republic of Belarus.


 

1913 — Teacher Training Institute was opened in Mogilev, being the first special pedagogical establishment in the region

1918 — Teacher Training Institute was transformed into Pedagogical Institute — a higher educational establishment with a four-year term of study

1919–1923 — Pedagogical Institute was renamed into Institute of Public Education with a broader profile of graduates

1923 — The Institute was temporarily closed

1930 — Mogilev State Pedagogical Institute was re-opened having 2 departments (History and Economics and Literature and Language). The Institute occupied a building in Leninskaya Street

1934 — Departments were renamed into Faculties. 3 faculties were founded (of History, Geography and Language and Literature)

1941 — More than 2,000 students were trained and about 70 teachers worked at the Institute

1941–1944 — The study at the Institute was interrupted by the Great Patriotic War

1944 — After the liberation of the city, Mogilev State Pedagogical Institute resumed its work

1949 — The Faculty of Physics and Mathematics was founded (now it’s the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences)

1958 — The Faculty of Pedagogics and Methods of Primary Education was founded (now it’s the Faculty of Primary and Music Education)

1971 — A new educational building was opened in Kosmonavtov Street

1975 — The diploma of the Faculty of History graduate was received by Alexander Lukashenko who later became the first President of the Republic of Belarus

1978 — Mogilev State Pedagogical Institute was named after the Belarusian literature classic Arkady Kuleshov

1980 — The Faculty of Pre-School education (now it’s the Faculty of Pedagogics and Psychology of Childhood) and the Physical Training Faculty were founded

Mid-1980s — Mogilev State A. Kuleshov Pedagogical Institute became the best among all pedagogical institutes in the USSR for three times

1990 — The Faculty of Biology was founded (now it’s the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences)

1997 — Mogilev State A. Kuleshov Pedagogical Institute was transformed into Mogilev State A. Kuleshov University

1998 — The Faculty of Economics and Law and the Faculty of Foreign Languages were founded

2015 — The Faculty of History and Philology and the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences were founded

2018 — Mogilev State A. Kuleshov University celebrates its 105th anniversary

2023 — Mogilev State A. Kuleshov University celebrates its 110th anniversary


Dear students and colleagues!

Mogilev State A. Kuleshov University is pleased to invite you for active participation in the international summer schools organized at the university.

Studying at summer school will give you the opportunity to discover Belarus, get new knowledge, and meet new friends.

Our best professors will share with you their knowledge and the university staff will do everything possible to make your stay in Mogilev interesting and comfortable.

Please contact us via mail — This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or SKYPE: Mogilev.State.University and we will provide you with all the information.

At present the following summer schools are available:


General Information

Capital: Minsk

Official languages: Belarusian, Russian

The Republic of Belarus is a country in the centre of Europe. It is bordered on the Northwest by Lithuania, on the North by Latvia and Russia, on the Northeast and East by Russia, on the South by Ukraine, on the West by Poland.

Total area: 207.6 thousand square kilometres.

The population of the Republic of Belarus at the beginning of 2018 amounted to 9 491,8 thousand people.

Currency: Belarusian rubble (Br)

The climate of Belarus is moderately continental. Its main characteristics are due to the location of the country in the middle latitudes, the lack of mountains, and the relative proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. The warmest month is July, the coldest is January.

More about the Republic of Belarus

State Symbols of the Republic of Belarus


Belarus has been accepted to the Bologna Process by the decision of Ministers of Education of Joint European Area.

The Bologna Process is a series of ministerial meetings and agreements between European countries designed to ensure comparability in the standards and quality of higher education qualifications. Through the Bologna Accords, the process has created the European Higher Education Area, in particular under the Lisbon Recognition Convention. It is named after the place it was proposed, the University of Bologna with the signing of the Bologna declaration by Education Ministers from 29 European countries in 1999, forming a part of European integration.

For Belarus joining the Bologna Process is an important and crucial step in the development of the national education system. The move, which reflects the high level of the Belarusian education system and poses enormous challenges for the development and renewal of the education system.

Joining Bologna Process will lead to the development of academic mobility, establishing new international contacts and internationalization of education.


Яндекс.Метрика

 stb iso 42

© 2024. Mogilev State A. Kuleshov University
1. Kosmonavtov street, Mogilev, 212022, the Republic of Belarus, Phone: +375 222 71 26 35, Fax:+375 222 71 36 26, Email: msu@msu.by
Website development and design: msu.by