Analysts from the Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies spoke to BNTU students as part of a series of meetings aimed at engaging young people in the country's socio-political life.

BNTU submitted 173 scientific papers, 128 of which became winners of the competition in various categories.

It's symbolic that the conversation about the future took place at a time when nature is awakening from its winter slumber, as high school students will soon be taking an important step into adulthood.

Table tennis competitions BNTU Student Sports Contest

The guys learned about the history of the faculty, modern trends in the training of engineering personnel, in demand in the era of digitalization, production automation.

Vladimir Boikov, twice the best expert of the State Scientific and Technical University, Head of the Department of Tractors, BNTU Professor, spoke about how digital algorithms choose professionals, why electronics saves tractors in the field and why it is important for students to "bring beauty" in the test.

The country's largest book forum brought together representatives from various countries, publishers, and readers. BNTU presented its scientific publications and will soon participate in the business program of the fair.

The visit became part of the faculty’s traditional charity event.

In 2026, diplomas were awarded to 11 student winners of the competition in three nominations.

The students not only became familiar with graphics and sculpture, but also attempted to unravel hidden meanings, engaging in a genuine intellectual quest.

The purpose of the event was to present the specialty "engineering and pedagogical activity" to students of specialized pedagogical and engineering classes of secondary schools and gymnasiums of Minsk.

The organizers prepared a large-scale program, the purpose of which was to immerse themselves in the field of modern mechanical engineering and get acquainted with popular engineering professions.

ArmLifting is a discipline where the main focus is on the strength of the wrists, fingers, and forearms. Participants had to face three challenging tests, each requiring unique technique and nerves of steel.

The conference provided a platform for sharing experiences, enhancing competencies, and showcasing innovations in the field of work safety at height. Participants learned about new requirements for personal protective equipment, fall arrest systems, and first aid, and discussed risks and best practices.

The event was held by a fourth-year student Yulia Zhavrid, who acquainted the students in detail with the structure and areas of training of the department "Technological equipment".