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.
On September 4, first-year students of the Faculty of Information Technologies and Robotics attended the lecture-presentation “You Are a Student: How Studies Work.” FITR Student Council Chair Elizaveta Averyanova introduced students to the learning process, university opportunities, and key BNTU Student Council projects.
Proactive students have officially joined the university's youth law enforcement movement, and distinguished active members received well-deserved awards.
On September 2 and 3, FITR held dialogue sessions for freshmen on student rights and responsibilities. The participants discussed BNTU’s internal regulations, benefits, academic leave, retakes and disciplinary liability. Special guest Elena Bulko, a juvenile affairs inspector, also joined the meetings.
At the "University of the Future" site, BNTU representatives showcased the scientific and technical developments of their faculties and organized thematic and interactive zones for event guests.
The familiar warmth of our radiators and the stable operation of our transport systems are the result of the daily work of thousands of specialists in the fuel and energy sector.
The parties discussed the transition from formal agreements to real joint projects, the training of personnel for the real sector of the economy, and the importance of preserving common historical memory.
