Victoria Bespoiako chose geodesy, a specialty where there is still an opinion that women have no place here. But the girl is sure that the main thing is not stereotypes, but the desire to develop and not be afraid of the unknown.

A student of the MTF told about the family dynasty of foundry workers, winning the Golden Pen competition and why engineering is a space of equal opportunities.

The Associate Professor proves that it is possible to easily combine raising three children, defending a PhD thesis in powder metallurgy, and a love for teaching

349 photos in 6 categories were submitted for the jury's evaluation.

The journey from a driven student to an experienced manager and scientist is a compelling story proving that true talent and systems thinking know no bounds.

Daria Bugayeva, a trainee teacher at the Automobile and Tractor Faculty, spoke about how family traditions led her to engineering, what it's like to be a young female teacher, and why volunteering is just as important as science.

The event became an important platform for the exchange of experience between representatives of industry, academia, and university research.

The girl has dozens of scientific articles, a rich volunteer activity, and leadership of the student editorial board.

About how the love of literature and the example of an engineer father led to economics, and then to a technical university, told the Head of the Department of Business Administration of the FMMP, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Secretary of the Council of BNTU Elena Bertosh.

The exhibition is timed to the Year of the Belarusian Woman and the anniversary of the opening of the new building of the National Library – one of the most recognizable symbols of modern Belarus.

Why should modern applicants take a closer look at engineering professions and how to combine science, the stage and term papers? All of this was learned in an interview with Yana Smagina, a 2nd year student of the Faculty of Management Technologies and Humanitarization.

Associate Professor, PhD in Agricultural Sciences Irina Poloz shared how science gets along with motherhood, why landfills are a time bomb, and what a modern engineer really needs.

Exhibitions from leading companies, vibrant photo zones, and an incredible gala concert featuring the work collectives of the Sovietsky District left no one indifferent.

We talked with Maria about choosing a profession, studying, and why girls shouldn't be afraid to go into management.

Svetlana Mikhailovna Kachan, Head of the Department of Technical Physics at BNTU, spoke about why engineering thinking does not depend on gender, how women's intuition works in science and why students should not be afraid of nuclear physics.