Discover the origins of the nation’s engineering tradition and how it functions today through a new exhibition located in Academic Building No. 21 at the Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU).

Participants in the event “One Day in the Life of a Student” immersed themselves in the engineering, economic, architectural, and construction worlds of the university, discovering the specifics of future professions through various interactive activities.

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

Over 30 athletes competed across five weight categories.

A total of 64 teams from all faculties of BNTU registered to participate in the tournament.

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

Employees, together with university students, have put the green areas of Minsk in order.

Classes for students of the Faculty of Energy were focused on heat transfer processes, thermal conductivity, and the calculation of thermal insulation.

The event covered topics ranging from cybercrime to public order violations.

Students worked in mixed Belarusian‑Russian teams under the guidance of experts, created media cases, and defended their projects.

BNTU hosted the 5th International Expert Seminar on the Environmental Aspects of Energy Development, part of the 4th International Scientific Conference "Sustainable Energy Development in the Republic of Belarus: Current Status and Prospects."

In the new season

At the Chinese Cultural Center in Minsk, created by the governments of China and Belarus, a lively cultural and educational event dedicated to the traditional Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival took place on September 20. The event saw active participation from Anna Fedorovna Filimonova, a lecturer at the Department of Foreign Languages, along with students from the Energy Faculty, group 10807125, as well as Chinese graduate students from the same faculty.

The speakers explained why the date of September 17 became a symbol of the unity of the Belarusian people and acquired the status of one of the main state holidays.

The familiar warmth of our radiators and the stable operation of our transport systems are the result of the daily work of thousands of specialists in the fuel and energy sector.