Year after year, the university’s staff and students come to the monument to pay tribute to the historical past of their country.

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."

A professor of the Instrument-Making Faculty shared her work experience, the secrets of successful leadership and how the requirements for students have changed.

Attending the forum and exhibition provided an excellent opportunity for faculty and students to see how theoretical knowledge is applied in practice.

As part of the project, students from various cities across Belarus visit the country’s leading technical university, where they learn about the available fields of study and interact with faculty members and current students.

Students from groups 10903625 and 10903626 attended the largest industry event, the 30th Belarusian Energy and Environmental Forum "Energy Expo," as part of their practice-oriented training

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

The visit program combined discussions on strategic issues at the leadership level with an extensive interactive segment for Chinese students studying at BNTU.

The annual Global Media and Information Literacy Week (MIG) is taking place from 24 to 31 October.

On October 22, the long-awaited celebration for first-year students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (MSF) — "Freshman Day 2026" — took place in the assembly hall of Building 11A. For two months, the first-year students and their academic advisors had been actively preparing for the event.

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

Law enforcement officers briefed university staff on recent changes to traffic regulations, the importance of avoiding involvement in cyber-fraud schemes, and the legal consequences of corruption-related offenses.

Yaroslav and Artur, students from the Faculty of Energy, are showcasing a safe, zinc-based energy source that outperforms lithium-ion alternatives.

In a single day — 22 October 2026 — PSF lecturers visited schools and gymnasiums in Zhodino, Smolevichi, and Minsk, where they delivered presentations on the faculty's degree programmes and held career guidance talks. Associate Professors of the Department of Micro- and Nanotechnology Elena Shcherbakova and Dmitry Balokhonov told the students about the faculty's programmes. Senior students noted that the meetings helped them take a more informed approach to choosing their future profession.

On October 23, students from the Faculty of Information Technologies and Robotics attended an open hearing at the Sovetsky District Court of Minsk in a drug-related case. The future professionals gained insight into judicial proceedings and the legal consequences of such crimes. The visit helped students better understand the judicial system and the importance of taking responsibility for their actions.