The printed word and digital technologies, science and space, students who speak on behalf of the entire country – all this during the university's April week.
Students from the Faculty of Mining and Environmental Engineering shared their experiences of applying to and studying at the Belarusian National Technical University with high school students from Soligorsk.
The signing of the cooperation plan between the University and the Belarusian Orthodox Church for the next five years took place within the framework of a large-scale conference.
Svetlana Mikhailovna Kachan, Head of the Department of Technical Physics at BNTU, spoke about why engineering thinking does not depend on gender, how women's intuition works in science and why students should not be afraid of nuclear physics.
The students learned about modern trends in mechanical engineering, the faculty's specialties, the specifics of studying at the university, as well as the rules and admission options, including for engineering graduates and those pursuing targeted training.
The game began with a gathering of participants, who carefully studied the rules of survival and received their first fate cards with character characteristics.
The university held a series of meetings with staff and students, focusing on overcoming the consequences of the Chernobyl accident and the further socioeconomic development of the affected regions.
