• Copy of passport
• Copy of high school diploma
• Copy of the academic transcript showing the subjects and grades
• Copy of university degree for post-graduate students

The application process typically takes two to three weeks, following these steps:

• Student file preparation: 1 business day
• Documents translation and notarization: 5 business days
• Issuance of university admission and study invitation: 7 business days
• Visa issuance by the immigration department: 5 business days

Medical & Enginnering programs are offered in both Russian and English, students can choose their preferred language when applying.

However, it's important to note that some countries, such as Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait, require that studies be conducted in the language of the host country (Russian in the case of Belarus) for the degree to be officially recognized upon graduation. We can help you choose the most suitable language for your country; contact us for more information.

The university offers student housing specifically for international students at an annual cost of approximately $380. Located near campus, the housing includes single or double rooms with basic amenities such as internet access, heating, and a kitchen. For more information, please visit the student housing page.

Living in Belarus is among the most affordable in Europe.

Students typically need between $150 and $300 per month to cover accommodation, food, transportation, and internet.

Note: Expenses vary depending on lifestyle, but most students consider Belarus an economical and stable option.

Belarus is one of the safest and most stable countries in Europe, offering a multicultural environment that welcomes international students. Daily life is easy and comfortable, with readily available transportation, internet access, and essential amenities at reasonable prices. Arab students can easily adapt thanks to the diverse and supportive student community. For more information, please visit the Study & Life in Belarus page.

For undergraduate programs: Applications are open year-round, with no set deadlines.

For graduate programs: Deadlines vary depending on the field of study and the university, so we recommend contacting us for accurate and up-to-date details.

Generally, international students in Belarus are not permitted to work full-time while studying. However, they can work part-time in limited fields, such as delivery services, restaurant services, or technical support, provided they obtain an official work permit. We can assist students with this, but we advise all students to focus on their studies.

Yes, we are committed to ongoing student monitoring, especially in the first year.

In case of any academic or behavioral issues, we contact the student first, and then the parent if necessary.

We also welcome parental inquiries at any time. Our goal is to ensure a stable and safe learning experience for the student, and peace of mind for the parents.

Yes, Belarus is one of the safest European countries, especially for families and students. University dormitories are monitored, with a regulated entry and exit system, and female supervisors in the women's sections.

We provide special support to first-year students, offering them comprehensive assistance with accommodation, transportation, and settling in.

We understand parents' concerns and work to ensure a safe and respectful environment for their daughters throughout their studies.

Yes, Belarusian university degrees are recognized in the Gulf and Middle Eastern countries, as well as many EU countries, Canada, and the USA, giving students a golden opportunity to pursue further specialization and work after graduation.

In some specializations, yes, part-time study is available. However, we advise you to contact us first for accurate and up-to-date details.

Yes, the university will provide you with a room, but only for the duration of the semester exams.

Yes, students can apply to transfer from another university to BSMU, provided that the previous university is accredited and the courses studied are partially compatible with the BSMU curriculum.

Official transcripts, course descriptions, and previous enrollment certificates must be submitted.

The application will be evaluated by an academic committee, and the student may be required to retake some courses or register from a previous year, depending on the circumstances.

We recommend contacting us early to assess the possibility of transfer and save time.