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".

From March 17 to 22, Minsk will host the Minsk International Book Fair 2026, the largest international book forum bringing together publishers and readers from dozens of countries. Find out what awaits the guests of the exhibition and what publications the BNTU Scientific Library will present.

On the eve of the Constitution Day of the Republic of Belarus, IPF students became active participants in a series of patriotic and educational events.

Who can best tell future students about the realities of college life? Of course, yesterday's students – young faculty and graduates.

We would like to remind you that on Saturday, March 21, the BNTU will once again open its doors to those who want to make a career choice and learn all the details of the upcoming 2026 admission campaign.

The event became an excellent opportunity for young people to delve deeper into the study of spiritual culture.

We continue turning the pages of the history of the Belarusian National Technical University. This week, we look back at events related to international cooperation, the establishment of faculties, and the recognition of the achievements of the university's scholars.