We tell you about Maria Staroverova, a student at the construction faculty of Belarusian National Technical University, who proves by her own example that engineering is a space of equal opportunities, where knowledge, logic, and responsibility are valued.

Alina Koltovich—a 2015 graduate of the Automotive and Tractor Faculty at the Belarusian National Technical University (specializing in Tractor Engineering) and a Master of Technical Sciences—is a shining example of the fact that engineering is not just a profession, but a calling.

We continue our series and get to know new heroes – bright, talented, and already in love with Belarus. Today, we focus on two Turkmen students.

Dean of the Faculty of Information Technologies and Robotics, Yulia Mazanik, spoke about her career path, participation in international projects, and why girls shouldn’t be afraid to choose IT professions.

New Commander of the Voluntary Patrol in the Instrument-Making Faculty Dormitory

The sincerity, determination, and zest for life of our new hero are a great example of how important it is to follow your dream

Unlike many future engineers, the girl wasn’t a “purely technical person.” She was equally interested in physics and chemistry, as well as literature and history. Modern reality proves that it is precisely women’s attentiveness, interdisciplinary thinking, and ability to see non‑obvious connections — among other things — that drive modern science forward.

From a student who trusted her parents' advice to the head of a specialized department. A story about how a sincere love for one's work and a flexible mind help achieve excellence in engineering.

"There is no unsolvable problem for an engineer," says Kirill Golodok, a graduate of the Faculty of Transport Communications.

The current deputy dean of the Faculty of Engineering at BNTU started her journey as a student at the Faculty of Mechanical and Technological Engineering, and today she herself trains engineers for the country.

Sofia shared what helps her keep up the bar, how she sees her future and why girls should not be afraid of the "male" environment.

Ekaterina Krasovskaya now works at RUE TSNIIKIVR and continues to actively participate in public life.

Half a century after their graduation, former students of the construction faculty once again gathered within the walls of their beloved university.

The senior lecturer shared her opinion about the profession in the mining industry, working in a men's team and her plans for the future.

Professor Igor Kachanov celebrated his 80th birthday on Wednesday, July 29. On the eve of the holiday, we met with the hero of the day to talk about fateful accidents, science that you can touch with your hands, and the secrets of working with students.