BNTU activists came together for two days at a large‑scale forum to develop a plan for joint projects, enhance personal qualities, and strengthen interaction between all youth structures of the university.
What makes Belarusians a united people, how social media influence young people's views, and what support the state provides to young families — these topics were discussed at an information hour.
Conducting interviews is second nature to the student from the Faculty of Instrument Engineering. This time, however, she found herself in the speaker's chair.
Sometimes, the most interesting thing about a person becomes apparent not when they talk about themselves, but when one discovers just how many different activities and hobbies they manage to fit into a single ordinary week.
A total of 29 students applied for the selection. During the casting, the participants presented their achievements in the scientific, creative, sports, and public spheres, demonstrating a high level of preparation and a desire to make a personal contribution to the development of university life.
FITR hosted the youth legal awareness lecture “How to Have Fun and Stay Out of Trouble,” focusing on legal literacy, safe behavior, and students’ responsibility in everyday life.
The speakers explained why the date of September 17 became a symbol of the unity of the Belarusian people and acquired the status of one of the main state holidays.
The solemn ceremony of laying flowers began with the All-Belarusian minute of silence, during which the beats of the metronome echoed mournfully throughout the country.
Two days full of exchange of experience, new acquaintances and discoveries proved once again that a solid and reliable bridge has been built between the two technical universities of the country.
