On June 24, 2026, the foyer of the assembly hall in Academic Building No. 8 of BNTU turned into a hub of opportunity for three hours – a gathering place for those seriously contemplating their future. A mini job fair was held there, offering direct, face-to-face communication without intermediaries, where students and graduates could meet potential employers in person.
From 11:30 AM, every visitor had a unique opportunity: not just to learn about open positions and working conditions, but also to speak directly with company representatives, ask burning questions about career prospects, and even go through an initial on-the-spot interview. The atmosphere was businesslike yet friendly – consultations were substantive and to the point, and genuine interest in young talent was palpable in every conversation.
Among the active participants were students from Group 11310123 of the Department of Micro- and Nanotechnology, accompanied by department staff: senior lecturer Karina Liutsko and engineer Andrei Benitsevich. The students not only familiarized themselves with the offers but also had the chance to promote themselves, receiving valuable feedback from industry experts.
Anton Kravchuk, a student from Group 11310123, commented: "The mini job fair once again confirmed that the job market is open to proactive individuals, and events like these are an excellent way to find your bearings in the profession, test your strengths, and take a confident step toward a career."
BNTU traditionally provides all the conditions for students to leave the university not just with a diploma, but with real job offers in hand.
