Volgograd students became winners of the "CASE-IN" championship

A team of students from the Volgograd region took the third place in the direction of "Petrochemistry" of the X season of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN". The names of the winners were announced at the site of the National Research Technological University "MISIS" in Moscow.

According to the regional Committee for Education, Science and Youth Policy, the ChemTech team, which became the bronze medalist of the championship, included students of VolgSTU — Natalia Glukhovskova, Igor Korsakov, Irina Makarevich, Artem Myasnyankin. In the semi-finals, the young scientists successfully completed the task, where they had to propose their own options for modernizing an industrial enterprise. In the three-day final, young specialists, along with representatives from 42 regions of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, demonstrated innovative developments on the topic "Industry 4.0".

Following the results of the championship, the winners will have the opportunity to complete internships in large companies with the prospect of further employment, as well as preferential conditions for admission to graduate and postgraduate studies.

The CASE-IN International Engineering Championship is part of the Russia – Land of Opportunity platform and is aimed at popularizing working and technical professions. Last year, the "Special Phase" team of students from the Volga branch of the National Research University "MEI" took third place in the semifinals and represented the Volgograd Region in the finals of the engineering championship.  This year, two Volgograd teams, ChemTech and The Last Battalion, took part in the semi—finals of the competition.

It should be recalled that special attention is paid to the training of in—demand personnel in the Volgograd Region. Within the framework of regional and federal programs, including the national project "Education", a modern material and technical base is being created in schools and colleges, dual education is being developed, and career guidance programs are being implemented.

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