The event brought together more than 100 representatives of science, government agencies, design and road construction organizations, as well as manufacturers of materials from Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, China and other countries.

On September 23, first-year FITR students took part in curatorial sessions dedicated to the memory of the victims of the genocide of the Belarusian people. The students watched the documentaries *Death Camps* and *Burned Villages* and discussed the importance of preserving historical memory.

Students learned how to avoid falling victim to scammers, why a video call does not guarantee safety, and what actions can lead to criminal liability.

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.

Future IT specialists explored the basics of cybersecurity, learned how to identify destructive content, verify data for accuracy, and discovered the consequences of "dangerous reposts" on social media.

The exhibition’s rich business programme allowed students not only to get acquainted with the latest trends but also to gain valuable knowledge that will certainly be useful in their future professional activities.

Players briefly set aside their studies and work tasks to test their teamwork and enjoy the game of football.

After spending time in the forest, the guys not only helped nature, but also received a charge of good mood and useful experience.

Throughout the week, students are getting acquainted with the creative groups of the Department of Cultural Affairs.

We introduce the first master's students of the Chinese-Belarusian Institute of Outstanding Engineers.

The meeting with Sergiy Faley was timed to coincide with the Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos.

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.

On September 18, 2026, the "MSF PolyQuest 2026" event, organized by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, took place on the BNTU campus.

A meeting with a representative of the BNTU Scientific Library dedicated to the history of Minsk — from ancient legends to modern streets — was held in BNTU Dormitory No. 8.

Teams from all universities took part in the traditional parade, where each participant was greeted with endless applause. After that, a symbolic lighting of the competition flame took place.