The participants learned more about the University’s creative groups, visited rehearsal spaces and discovered various opportunities for creative self-expression.
The event brought together more than 100 representatives of science, government agencies, design and road construction organizations, as well as manufacturers of materials from Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, China and other countries.
The event, organized with the participation of Belarusian National Technical University, aims to intensify and expand scientific, technical, and innovative‑production cooperation between the two countries.
The event is aimed at strengthening ties between schools, colleges and universities, and also serving as a platform for discussing modern pedagogical and digital technologies.
On September 23, first-year FITR students took part in curatorial sessions dedicated to the memory of the victims of the genocide of the Belarusian people. The students watched the documentaries *Death Camps* and *Burned Villages* and discussed the importance of preserving historical memory.
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On the last Sunday of September, the Republic of Belarus celebrates Machine Building Day — a professional holiday for workers and engineers in one of the key sectors of the national economy.
Teams from the faculties followed the routes indicated on the maps, completing tasks that tested their erudition, speed, and ability to work in a team.