27 October 2026 9:53
From theory to practice: FITR students at an open court session
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.
26 October 2026 17:52
First-Year Student Health: FITR Holds Talks on Flu Prevention
From November 19 to 22, 2026, more than 230 first-year FITR students at BNTU attended talks on preventing influenza and other respiratory infections. Medical assistant Svetlana Alekseevna Shevtsova discussed the importance of vaccination, good hygiene and seeking timely medical care. Students received practical advice and answers to their questions.
26 October 2026 12:25
BNTU students cleaned up the 'Spitalny' park
FITR BNTU Students Tidy Up "Shpitalny" Square.
On October 17, FITR BNTU students actively participated in the traditional autumn subbotnik. The united team quickly cleared the square's lawns and alleys of fallen leaves and debris, preparing the area for winter. Working together in the fresh air not only transformed the square but also helped the students bond, leaving bright impressions of doing a useful deed.
26 October 2026 11:04
Family as a Foundation of Security: FITR Discusses Traditional Values
As part of the Unified Information Day, FITR held staff meetings and student information sessions on “Traditional Values of Belarusians: Family, Society, State.” Participants discussed the role of families in national development, state support for young families and the importance of maintaining personal connections with loved ones in the digital age.
22 October 2026 13:20
From History to Technology: FITR Students Explore Police Work
On October 21, FITR students at BNTU visited an exhibition exploring the history and modern work of law enforcement agencies. Trainee Lecturer A. A. Vaseka was responsible for organising the visit. Students explored interactive exhibits, video surveillance systems and forensic methods, discovering how modern technologies help maintain public safety.