The video film “BNTU Remembers. We Keep Memory in Our Hearts” has made it to the final; its director is BNTU alumnus Yaroslav Bazhko.

On Wednesday, September 9, at the Belarusian-Uzbek Joint Interdisciplinary Institute of Practical Technical Qualifications in Tashkent (located in Kibray district of Tashkent region) A grandiose solemn event "The Path to Big Dreams" took place.

The visit was dedicated to holding negotiations on mutually beneficial cooperation in the fields of science and education.

Students, staff, and creative groups of BNTU – together they created an atmosphere of celebration in which respect for history harmoniously combines with a focus on the future.

Drawing on the actual needs of the two countries' industries, the institute focuses on key areas such as artificial intelligence and advanced engineering technologies.

The first cohort of master's students is set to begin studying advanced technologies and intelligent manufacturing under the "1+1" educational model.

The exhibition of Chinese goods and services is being held for the fifth time and is to the Year of Industrial Cooperation between China and Belarus.

The event was held on the eve of a large-scale Exhibition of Chinese goods and services.

We continue our series and get to know new heroes – bright, talented, and already in love with Belarus. Today, we focus on two Turkmen students.

University experts conducted production quality control of manufactured motorcycles for compliance with Customs Union standards.

The parties discussed the transition from formal agreements to real joint projects, the training of personnel for the real sector of the economy, and the importance of preserving common historical memory.

On 27.08.2026, a preventive meeting was held in the main building of the Belarusian National Technical University for new foreign students with Deputy Head of the Department for Citizenship and Migration of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Administration of the Sovetsky District of Minsk

From 26 to 28 August 2026, Novosibirsk in the Russian Federation hosted the 13th International Forum for Technological Development, Technoprom – 2026. Recognised as a key event in science, technology and innovation, this year's forum set a new record, drawing delegates from 76 Russian regions and 42 countries – the highest participation figures in its history. Attendees included representatives from research and innovation communities, the real economy, government bodies, and the education sector. Discussions centred on new opportunities for advancing both fundamental and applied research, as well as strengthening international and interregional cooperation. Over three days, dozens of venues hosted lively debates, expert discussions and the signing of numerous cooperation agreements. The high level of interest in the forum can be largely attributed to the economic and scientific potential of the Novosibirsk Region. The Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus showcased some 30 innovative developments. Its collective stand, organised by the Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU), featured cutting edge projects from BNTU (including its Polytechnic Science and Technology Park), Belarusian State University, the Belarusian Russian University, Vitebsk State Technological University, and Francisk Skorina Gomel State University.

The sincerity, determination, and zest for life of our new hero are a great example of how important it is to follow your dream

A new group of students from the Republic of Uzbekistan, studying under joint educational programs, has arrived in Minsk.