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.

Thousands of first-year students, distinguished guests, live music and the symbolic pressing of the start button.

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.

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.

During the dialogue, Ksenia Yakushenko talked about her path in science, how she grew from a student to a leader, and that behind every discovery there are not only formulas, but also perseverance, self-belief and a willingness to learn from mistakes.

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.

For the Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists of the BNTU, engineering is not just a job, but a family tradition and an opportunity to make a real contribution to the development of the energy sector of Belarus every day.

Natalia Gurinenko has worked her way up from a teacher to an associate professor, defended her PhD thesis, and raised an engineer daughter who continues the construction dynasty.

Exactly 25 years ago, Elena Khodan crossed the threshold of the university as a student, and today she trains engineers for the country and develops international cooperation.

Maria chose a profession whose results last for decades, and today she confidently combines her studies, leadership of the student council of the Faculty of Construction, and plans for the future.

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