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Saint Euphrosyne Polotsk State University

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Polotsk State University
Полацкi дзяржаýны ýнiверсiтэт
Former name
Branch of Belarusian Polytechnical Institute, Branch of Belarusian Technological Institute, Novopolotsk Polytechnical Institute named after Leninist Young Communist League of Belarus
MottoDocendo discimus
TypePublic
Established1968
RectorDmitry Lazovsky
Students10500 (for 2016 year [1])
Undergraduates34 study programs (for Bachelor's Degree [2]), 23 study programs (for Master's Degree [3])
Postgraduates22 study programs [4]
Address
29 Blokhin Street, 211446, Vitebsk region
,
Polotsk
,
Belarus
Websitewww.psu.by

Polotsk State University (PSU) (Belarusian: Полацкi дзяржаýны ýнiверсiтэт; Russian: Полоцкий государственный университет), Polotsk, Belarus, is a higher education establishment in the Republic of Belarus.

History

The higher education in Polotsk has old traditions. In 1581 the Jesuit College was founded in Polotsk. On January 12, 1812 the College was reorganized into Polotsk Jesuit Academy according to the Ukaze of the Emperor of Russia Alexander I. The Academy was functioning during 1812-1820[5] and was the first higher education establishment on Belarusian land.[6]

On July 14, 1968 Novopolotsk branch of Belarusian Polytechnical Institute was created. On February 10. 1969 it was decided to convey Novopolotsk branch of BPI to Belarusian Technological Institute. Since January 1, 1974 it became Novopolotsk Polytechnical Institute named after Leninist Young Communist League of Belarus. On September 14, 1993 Novopolotsk Polytechnical Institute was reorganized into Polotsk State University.[7]

Since 2005 the study process of History and Philology faculty, and since 2008 the faculty of Information Technologies, has been carried out in former Jesuit College in Polotsk.[8]

Since 2016 Law faculty and faculty of Physical Training Education are situated in Mezhdurechye.[9]

University symbols

PSU has official symbols; flag, emblem and anthem.

The lyrics of Polotsk State University hymn has been written by Hienadz Buraukin.[10]

University now

The study process and research activity is carried out by 500 teachers (including 19 Doctors of Sciences and 167 PhDs).

The university has 75 multimedia classes, more than 30 computer classes.

Polotsk State University also provides publishing of «Vestnik of Polotsk State University» [11] which is included in the List of scientific publications of Higher Examination Board.[12]

The honored amateur collective, student theatre «ART» (Russian: «АРТ»); pop dance studio «Zhemchuzhina» (Russian: «Жемчужина»); club of intellectual games «RUBON» (Russian: «Рубон»); modern dance studio «TORYDANCE»; solo singing studio «Nastroyeniye» (Russian: «Настроение»); student video studio «Konspekt» (Russian: «Конспект»); KVN; student newspaper «Nastezh» (Russian: «Настежь»); Tourist and Excursion Centre.

Annually the solemn ceremony of the special prize, devoted to the University Day, is carried out in May.

University dormitories

There are five dormitories:

  • Dormitory № 1, 11 Yubileynaya Street, 211446, Novopolotsk
  • Dormitory № 2, 49B Molodezhnaya Street, 211446, Novopolotsk
  • Dormitory № 3, 5 Yubileynaya Street, 211446, Novopolotsk
  • Dormitory № 4, 18 Komsomolskaya Street, 211449, Novopolotsk
  • Dormitory № 5, 17 Blokhin Street, 211446, Novopolotsk

Faculties

Rectors

  • Ernst M. Babenko
  • Petr I. Shved
  • Dmitry N. Lazovsky

See also

References

  1. ^ Website of PSU
  2. ^ Bachelor's programmes // Website of PSU for Foreign Students
  3. ^ Master's programmes // Website of PSU for Foreign Students
  4. ^ Post-graduate programmes // Website of PSU for Foreign Students
  5. ^ Połock Academy (1812–1820): An Example of the Society of Jesus's Endurance, by Irena Kadulska in: Robert A. MARYKS and Jonathan WRIGHT (eds.), Jesuit Survival and Restoration: A Global History, 1773–1900, Leiden and Boston, MA: Brill, 2015, ISBN 9789004282384, pp. 83-98
  6. ^ Ancient capital announced Belarus’ cultural capital for 2010 // The online version of the central republican newspaper «SB. Belarus Segodnja»
  7. ^ History of Polotsk State University // Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus
  8. ^ Alexander Lukashenko attends celebrations of 1150th anniversary of Polotsk // The Official Internet Portal of the President of the Republic of Belarus
  9. ^ New semester in Mezhdurechye // Polotsk State University
  10. ^ The solemn evening dedicated to 65th year of Victory in Great Patriotic War carried out at PSU // Polotsk State University Template:Ref-ru
  11. ^ Vestnik of Polotsk State University // Polotsk State University Template:Ref-ru
  12. ^ A list of scientific publications of the Republic of Belarus in 2016 // Higher Attestation Commission of the Republic of Belarus Template:Ref-be

External links

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