FINAL

The final of the Main Season of CASE‑IN is still ahead. 

NEFU's future engineers and geologists will compete in the finals of the International Engineering Championship "Case-in"

24 May 2016
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The teams of the NEFU Mining, Physics and Technology Institutes and the Geological Exploration Faculty reached the finals of the International Engineering Championship "Case-in". Students will have the opportunity to join the personnel reserve of Russian industrial enterprises. The final of the project will be held on May 30-31 in Moscow.

Northeastern Federal University will be represented in three leagues: mining, electric power engineering and geological exploration. "The participating teams will go through two stages of the championship.On the first day, they will compete in the final defense of the "Case day" cases, they will be presented with engineering cases dedicated to topical issues of one of the partner enterprises. The contestants must offer the optimal solution," says Alyona Sivtseva, coordinator of the NEFU selection round, Chairman of the Research Institute of the Institute of Mines. As part of the championship, a Career Day will be held, where students will get acquainted with the personnel policies of industry companies and receive offers for internships and internships.

"This is a great opportunity for us to test our knowledge in practice and competitiveness among specialists in our field," said Vasily Tatarinov, a member of the electric power engineering team and a fourth–year student at the Institute of Physics and Technology.

According to the organizers of the NEFU qualifying round, the engineering championship gathers more and more participating universities every year. This year, students from Kazakhstan and Mongolia will participate in the Case-in championship along with Russian universities. The winners will receive the title of the best engineering student team of 2016, and will be included in the personnel reserve of the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes.


A source:  NEFU website

 
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