Department activities

The department was founded in 2003 .

Heads of the department:

• From 2003 to 2006 , acting Head of the Department - PhD in Law, Professor, Honored Lawyer of the Republic of Belarus, Academician of the International Academy of Information Technologies, Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Belarus Shishko Georgy Borisovich .
• From February 21, 2006 to February 22, 2009 - Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Brovka Gennady Mikhailovich .
• From 2009 to 2010 , acting head of the department - candidate of economic sciences, associate professor Moiseenko Evgeny Grigorievich .
• From 2010 to 2016 - candidate of legal sciences, associate professor Sinkov Boris Borisovich .
• Since 2016 - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Golubtsova Elena Stanislavovna .

The first issue was made in 2008 .

Since 2008 , specialists have been trained in the second stage of higher education (master's degree).

In 2012 , a practice-oriented master's program was opened in the specialty 1-26 81 02 "Innovation Management". The last graduation of undergraduates in the specialty 1-26 81 02 "Innovative Management" will take place in June 2020. In 2019 , a scientific master's program was opened in the specialty 1-26 80 04 "Management", profiling "Innovation Management".

Duration of study: full-time - 1 year, part-time - 1.5 years.

In 2019 , a branch of the department "Customs" was created in agreement with the General Director of the Republican Freight Forwarding Unitary Enterprise BELINTERTRANS Transport and Logistics Center of the Belarusian Railway.

The composition and structure of the branch of the department are aimed at effectively solving the main tasks of training specialists:

• organization of production and undergraduate practice;
• expanding the knowledge of students within the framework of the studied disciplines for conducting on-site classes in order to familiarize themselves with the range of logistics services, including freight forwarding by various modes of transport, container transportation, customs clearance;
• preparation of term papers and theses;
• possible employment of graduates of the department "Customs";
• providing an opportunity to study in the master's program in the specialty 1-26 80 04 "Management" (profiling "Innovation Management").

Customs specialists graduated with specialization "Economic support of customs activities":

• in 2008: 80 people. (of which 5 diplomas with honors)
• in 2009: 130 people. (of which 16 diplomas with honors)
• in 2010: 42 people. (of which 12 diplomas with honors)
• in 2011: 20 people. (of which 9 diplomas with honors)
• in 2012: 23 people. (of which 2 diplomas with honors)
• in 2013: 49 people (of which 7 diplomas with honors)
• in 2014: 57 people (of which 15 diplomas with honors)
• in 2015: 48 people (of which 11 diplomas with honors)
• in 2016: 50 people (of which 12 diplomas with honors)
• in 2017: 93 people (of which 23 diplomas with honors)
• in 2018: 61 people (of which 14 diplomas with honors)
• in 2019: 77 people (of which 26 diplomas with honors)
• in 2020 - 69 people. (of which 17 diplomas with honors)
• in 2021 - 61 people. (of which 15 diplomas with honors)

Issued masters:

• in 2009 4 people.
• in 2010 7 people.
• in 2011 7 people.
• in 2013 5 people.
• in 2014 5 people.
• in 2015 7 people.
• in 2016 8 people.
• in 2017 9 people.
• in 2018 15 people
• in 2019 16 people
• in 2020 - 26 people.
• in 2021 - 5 people.

There are currently 216 students enrolled including:

• on the 1st course - 51
• on the 2nd course - 50
• in the 3rd year - 59
• in the 4th year - 56