The Faculty of Instrument Engineering held a series of sessions for high school and lyceum students as part of the elective course "In the World of Engineering and Technology: Choosing an Engineering Profession."

Students of grades 11A, 11B, and 11D of the BNTU Lyceum visited the laboratories of the "Micro- and Nanotechnology" Department. The lyceum students not only learned the theory but also saw how atomic force microscopes work.

A career guidance meeting with students from the BNTU Lyceum was held as part of the event.

On 26 September 2026, classes were held in the laboratories of Building 17 for three classes of the BNTU Lyceum — 11A, 11B, and 11C. The eleventh-graders learned about biomedical engineering and implants, independently measured the parameters of LEDs, and got acquainted with the basics of nanotechnology. This format allows school students to gain knowledge firsthand and experience the atmosphere of university science in practice.

Teams from the faculties followed the routes indicated on the maps, completing tasks that tested their erudition, speed, and ability to work in a team.

The top participants in the "Step into Innovation" Olympiad have been determined across five technical disciplines.

The total number of certificates with a 100-point score was 29.

Today, on May 23, the BNTU Lyceum students celebrated the last bell in the auditorium of the main building of the BNTU.

In this digest, we discuss the open lecture of the "Science in Detail" project, an expert seminar on the use of the ID SCIENCE service, a patent search training session, events held for the Year of Belarusian Women and Victory Day, and also share new book exhibitions and university news.

We'll tell you how the teams prepared, which questions proved the most challenging, and who showed the best results in the traditional "Forever in Memory" competition.

BNTU Lyceum won a second-place diploma at the Union State International Tournament "Mudriki 2026."

The organizers of the event aimed to identify and support talented students who are passionate about learning English and consider it as an integral part of their professional training.

Following the results of the national competition, the jury determined the winners and runners-up in the individual championship.

Think physics is boring? But BNTU students don't think so: yesterday, some real intellectual passions were running high in Building 17.

В этом году конкурс собрал 38 авторов, которые представили жюри 60 работ в различных номинациях: поэзия, проза, публицистика и авторская песня.