Bazhko works as a Hospitality Project Manager at Airbnb in Dublin, Ireland. He graduated from EHU with honors and has kept in touch with his alma mater ever since. He is responsible for creating and administering EHUās Alumni LinkedIn page.
Zakharko graduated from EHU undergraduate program āCultural Heritage and Tourismāin 2011. Yahor is the founder of Belarusā first and most successful private music festivals Mirum Music Festival, which annually takes place nearby UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mir Castle Complex.
Tsimafei graduated from the Bachelor’s Program in International Law in 2013. Works as a legal adviser for the Haxus Investment Fund (projects MSQRD, Maps.me, Fabby, Flo and others). Lecturer of the disciplines “Intellectual Property Law”, “Anti-Corruption” and “Fundamentals of Law” at the School of Business and Management of Technology of BSU. Author of many legal publications in the Belarusian media and legal magazines. Fulbright Fellow 2015 (UIC John Marshall Law School, Chicago).
Alexander graduated from the Bachelor’s Program in Media and Communication in 2010. In 2009 he graduated from the first joint courses of the BBC and EHU in applied journalism, took part in an internship in London with the other 8 best students. He worked as own correspondent of Belsat in Vilnius, on the European Radio for Belarus, as a reporter and presenter on Lithuanian radio and TV. Taught a course on practical journalism skills at EHU. He stood at the origins of the EHU Media Hub and was the editor of the university radio station, the releases of which have been aired on the European Radio for Belarus for more than a year and a half. From 2012 to 2016 Alexander worked as a trainer in interpersonal business communications in the Swiss company Gustav Kaeser Training International, headed the Baltic and Belarusian bureaus.
Mikalai Dziadok, a graduate of the Bachelor’s program in World Politics and EconomicsŠ± class 2019. Mikalai is a public and political figure, blogger, journalist who actively and honestly expresses his civic position. Political prisoner.
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EHU students have intensive English language courses during the first two years of study.
Foreign language is a challenge that has always has been a key problem for humanities. It is not only necessary for students to exercise their professional life in a multilingual world, but is also essential to accessing cultural meaning through the spoken and written word ā the doorways to interdisciplinary and international understanding and knowledge. The basis of foreign language courses in EHU should be a strategy “to write, to read, to speak ,” and vice versa , “to speak, to read, to write ,” which will provide access to humanities texts in foreign languages, where the primary role today belongs to the English language.
