New prospects for engineers-to-be

BelSU and TUFAB are working on joint degree programme for students of the both Universities.

A Freiberg University of Mining and Technology (TUFAB) Professor Rudolph Kavalla, a leading specialist in Materials Science, and BelSU TechnoPark staff discussed the prospects for common use of equipment, experimental works and publication activity.

Professor Kavalla gave a lecture to the students of the BelSU Department of Mining and Natural Resource Management. He spoke of modern methods of high pressure metal forming processes and also had a meeting with fluently German speaking students, sel ected to study in Freiberg University of Mining and Technology.

The result anticipated fr om the cooperation between TUFAB and BelSU is joint degrees for the students of the both universities. BelSU already runs about 15 joint programmes with leading abroad universities, and about ten of them are joint degree programmes, increasing employment opportunities for universities graduates.