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Baku Slavic University
Main Building, Baku Azerbaijan
# 251-300EECA University Rankings
39Undergraduate programs
59Postgraduate programs
$1500Average tuition fee
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Being one of the oldest universities of Azerbaijan, Baku Slavic University (BSU) traces its roots back to 1946 when it was first established as the Azerbaijan State Pedagogical Institute named after M.F. Akhundov. A significant milestone was achieved in 2000 when, by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Heydar Aliyev, Baku Slavic University came into existence.
Today, BSU proudly offers a diverse array of more than 95 educational programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, spanning across five faculties. The university's programs have expanded to encompass an extensive range of Slavic and European languages, as well as specialized fields such as Regional and Country studies, International Relations, Journalism, Translation, Education and Psychology. These programs are designed to cater to both local and international students, welcoming learners from all corners of the world.
The educational programs at BSU are crafted to produce highly skilled professionals well-versed in the field that they chose to study. The university aims to prepare its graduates for success in diverse and multicultural job environments, particularly within international organizations. As part of its commitment to fostering global partnerships and cross-cultural exchanges, BSU maintains collaborative relationships with over 90 higher educational institutions across more than 20 countries.
Currently, BSU offers teaching of Slavic languages, including Bulgarian, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, Russian, Belarusian, as well as European languages such as English, French, German, Greek, and Turkish. This linguistic diversity provides students with opportunities to immerse themselves in various cultures and enhance their intercultural communication skills.
Through its rich history and continuous dedication to excellence, Baku Slavic University stands as a cornerstone of academic achievement and cross-cultural understanding, making significant contributions to education and society at large.
Currently, at the Baku Slavic University there are functioning 5 Faculties:
In recent years BSU has undergone significant changes and modernization, and now the University is more than ever committed to providing quality education and contributing to the cultural and intellectual development of Azerbaijan and the wider region.
About Baku Slavic University
Being one of the oldest universities of Azerbaijan, Baku Slavic University (BSU) traces its roots back to 1946 when it was first established as the Azerbaijan State Pedagogical Institute named after M.F. Akhundov. A significant milestone was achieved in 2000 when, by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Heydar Aliyev, Baku Slavic University came into existence.
Today, BSU proudly offers a diverse array of more than 95 educational programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, spanning across five faculties. The university's programs have expanded to encompass an extensive range of Slavic and European languages, as well as specialized fields such as Regional and Country studies, International Relations, Journalism, Translation, Education and Psychology. These programs are designed to cater to both local and international students, welcoming learners from all corners of the world.
The educational programs at BSU are crafted to produce highly skilled professionals well-versed in the field that they chose to study. The university aims to prepare its graduates for success in diverse and multicultural job environments, particularly within international organizations. As part of its commitment to fostering global partnerships and cross-cultural exchanges, BSU maintains collaborative relationships with over 90 higher educational institutions across more than 20 countries.
Currently, BSU offers teaching of Slavic languages, including Bulgarian, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, Russian, Belarusian, as well as European languages such as English, French, German, Greek, and Turkish. This linguistic diversity provides students with opportunities to immerse themselves in various cultures and enhance their intercultural communication skills.
Through its rich history and continuous dedication to excellence, Baku Slavic University stands as a cornerstone of academic achievement and cross-cultural understanding, making significant contributions to education and society at large.
Currently, at the Baku Slavic University there are functioning 5 Faculties:
In recent years BSU has undergone significant changes and modernization, and now the University is more than ever committed to providing quality education and contributing to the cultural and intellectual development of Azerbaijan and the wider region.
Available programs
Bachelor UG
Master PG
PHD
Arts and Humanities (2)
Foreign Language Teaching (English)
Foreign Language Teaching (French)
Foreign Language Teaching (German)
Foreign Language Teaching (Russian)
Language and Literature Teaching (Russian)
Philology (Azerbaijani Language and Literature)
Philology (English Language and Literature)
Philology (Russian language and literature)
Philology (Turkish language and literature)
Teaching Azerbaijani language and literature
Translation (Azerbaijani -English)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Bulgarian)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Czech)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Greek)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Polish)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Russian)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Ukrainian)
Translation (Russian-Turkish)
Social Sciences and Management (2)
Correctional Education
History teaching
International Relations
Journalism
Politology
Preschool Education
Primary School Teaching
Psychology
Regional Studies (Azerbaijan)
Regional Studies (Balkan countries)
Regional Studies (Belarus)
Regional Studies (Bulgaria)
Regional Studies (Caspian countries)
Regional Studies (Czech)
Regional Studies (Germany)
Regional Studies (Greece)
Regional Studies (Poland)
Regional Studies (Russia)
Regional Studies (Türkiye)
Regional Studies (Ukraine)
Socio-psychological Services in Education
Arts and Humanities (2)
Azerbaijani Language
Azerbaijani Literature
Linguistics (Comparative Linguistics)
Linguistics (English Language)
Linguistics (French Language)
Linguistics (General Linguistics)
Linguistics (German Language)
Linguistics (The Russian Language)
Literary Studies (English Literature)
Literary studies (French literature)
Literary studies (German literature)
Translation (Azerbaijani-Russian, Russian-Azerbaijani)
Translation (Bulgarian)
Translation (Czech)
Translation (English)
Translation (Greek)
Translation (Polish)
Translation (Ukrainian)
Social Sciences and Management (2)
Country Studies (Azerbaijan)
Country Studies (Bulgaria)
Country Studies (Czech Republic)
Country Studies (Greece)
Country Studies (Poland)
Country Studies (Russia)
Country Studies (Türkiye)
Country Studies (Ukraine)
Educational Management
International journalism
International relations and diplomacy
Literary Studies (Literary Theory)
Literary Studies (Mythology and Folklore)
Literary Studies (Russian Literature)
Literary Studies (Theory and History of Literary Criticism)
Methodology of Pre-school Education
Methodology of Primary School Teaching
Methodology of Teaching Azerbaijani Language and Literature
Methodology of Teaching English Language
Methodology of Teaching French Language
Methodology of Teaching German Language
Methodology of Teaching Russian Language
Methodology of Teaching Russian Language and Literature
Publisistic Journalism
Radio-Television Journalism
Socio-psychological Services in Education
Theory and History of Pedagogy
Arts and Humanities (2)
Azerbaijani Language
Azerbaijani Literature
Comparative-Historical and Comparative-Typological Linguistics
Literary Theory, Literary Analysis and Criticism
Slavic Languages
Turkish Languages
Turkish Literature
World Literature
Social Sciences and Management (2)
General Pedagogy, History of Pedagogy and Education
General Psychology
International Relations
Journalism
Political Theory
Theory and Methodology of Training and Education
Tuition fee and scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
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Rankings & ratings
Baku Slavic University is one of the top public universities in Baku, Azerbaijan. It is ranked #251-300 in EECA University Rankings 2019.
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