Discover the origins of the nation’s engineering tradition and how it functions today through a new exhibition located in Academic Building No. 21 at the Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU).
Experienced managers and distinguished figures from Belarus also acknowledged the university’s contribution to the development of the national industry, as well as its modern facilities and infrastructure.
Over the course of 11 days, the students honed their Russian language skills, explored Belarusian culture, and gained experience in conducting classes themselves.
A professor of the Instrument-Making Faculty shared her work experience, the secrets of successful leadership and how the requirements for students have changed.
Participants in the event “One Day in the Life of a Student” immersed themselves in the engineering, economic, architectural, and construction worlds of the university, discovering the specifics of future professions through various interactive activities.
As part of the project, students from various cities across Belarus visit the country’s leading technical university, where they learn about the available fields of study and interact with faculty members and current students.
Vice-Rector Vasily Anatolyevich Alekseenko met with second- and third-year students of the Faculty of Engineering and Pedagogy to discuss, in an informal and confidential setting, both general educational topics and key university issues
