Applicants from all over the republic familiarized themselves with the faculties of the country's leading technical university and learned about the admission rules.

Participants solved ICPC-style problems, reviewed solutions, and exchanged experience.

As part of Parental Love Week, the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Information Technologies and Robotics held the “Handwriting of Gratitude” campaign.

On October 21, the FITR Student Trade Union Committee at BNTU held a Father’s Day initiative in the lobby of Academic Building No. 11. Students and teaching staff could write cards for their dads and send them with keepsake gifts. The initiative offered a heartfelt opportunity to express gratitude and remind loved ones how much they mean to us.

The young man shared his story of choosing an engineering specialty and told how he managed to combine work on a complex thesis with creative pursuits.

On October 15, first-year FITR students from group 10703126 took part in cleaning up the BNTU campus. They removed fallen leaves and seasonal debris from the lawns and surrounding areas near buildings No. 13 and No. 14, helping keep the university grounds clean.

Meet the first cohort of master’s students at the Chinese-Belarusian Institute of Outstanding Engineers.

Fourth-year FITR students at BNTU visited Fire and Emergency Rescue Station No. 32 in Minsk-Mir. They explored modern rescue equipment and learned how engineering technologies help ensure public safety.

The initiative promoted teamwork, environmental awareness, and social responsibility.

On October 13, 2026, FITR BNTU participated in the 5th IT-Academgrad Forum “Artificial Intelligence in Belarus.” Faculty students presented innovative AI-based developments, while FITR Dean Yulia Mazanik took part in a plenary session dedicated to the development of artificial intelligence in Belarus.

The initiative gave students an opportunity to express their love and gratitude to their loved ones.

At the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus stand, BNTU staff showcased developments created by their research teams.

On October 12, students of the Faculty of Information Technology and Robotics visited the Minsk Police History Hall at the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs of the Minsk City Executive Committee. During the excursion, they explored historical exhibits and learned about the development of law enforcement and the role of modern IT technologies in ensuring public safety.

Equipped with gardening tools and a positive attitude, the students took part in a volunteer initiative, helping to maintain the cleanliness and beauty of one of Minsk's most picturesque places.

A total of 190 people took part in the event. Representatives of 16 BNTU faculties came to the start, ready to fight for every second of the race.