World Antimicrobial Stewardship Week is designed to draw attention to one of the most serious threats to modern medicine - global antimicrobial resistance.

Saving energy resources means caring about the future.

The digital space has become the main environment for solving daily tasks, work, and communication, but at the same time the activity of virtual fraudsters has sharply increased.

A meeting between students and representatives of the 33rd City Student Polyclinic took place at Dormitory No. 6.

Students were reminded how to protect their data online and avoid breaking the law out of ignorance.

Today, October 29, is World Stroke Day, a day intended to remind everyone of the critical importance of protecting the brain from acute vascular events.

Today, October 29, the global medical community is drawing attention to one of the most common non‑infectious skin diseases — psoriasis.

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.

Police officers met with first-year students to discuss the fundamentals of law-abiding behavior, strategies for countering cybercrime, legal liability, and ways to address current threats facing young people.

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.

Law enforcement officers spoke to students about how to resist being drawn into extremist activities, protect themselves from cyberfraudsters, and avoid falling victim to drug addiction.

In a building with a high population density, compliance with basic fire safety standards is each person’s personal contribution to protecting their own life and the lives of those around them.

Law enforcement officers from the Sovetsky and Pervomaysky districts of Minsk addressed students—many of whom are still adjusting to independent life in the capital and in university dormitories.

Law enforcement officers reminded first-year students at BNTU how to avoid falling victim to scammers, how not to violate traffic rules, and how to steer clear of offenses related to the illegal drug trade.

On October 15, 2026, a meeting took place at Dormitory No. 17 with the participation of the district juvenile inspector of the IDN MOB of the Pervomaisky District Department of Internal Affairs of Minsk, Police Lieutenant Yulia Mikhailovna Maksimovich.