KGEU has identified the strongest student engineering teams

The qualifying stage of the Student League of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", which is supported by the presidential platform "Russia – the land of Opportunities", was held at Kazan State Energy University.

The CASE-IN Championship is an international competition system for solving engineering cases for schoolchildren, students and young professionals. The Student League of the Championship, which is attended by students, undergraduates and postgraduates under the age of 25, takes place in three stages: qualifying, remote semi-finals and in-person finals.  More than 30 teams from KGEU competed in the qualifying stage of the student league in the fields of "Electric Power Engineering", "Design Engineering" and "Thermal Power Engineering".

Opening the competition, KGEU Vice-rector for Science and Commercialization Igor Ivshin expressed approval that 160 university representatives and 25 experts took part in them.

"The CASE-IN movement is about professionalism and teamwork in decision–making. And the one who is not afraid to take responsibility for the overall result is the future leader, the leader," said Igor Ivshin.

He wished the teams good luck and inspiration.

The participants from KGEU defended the technological solutions for industry, developed by them in just 10 days, and dedicated to the single theme of the championship "Lean Manufacturing".

According to the rules of the championship, according to the results of each qualifying stage, one team from the university, which took the first place, goes to the next stage. Thus, at Kazan State Energy University, the following teams won gold: the Eitas team (Electric Power Engineering), the Energotemp team (Thermal Power Engineering) and the Energy team (Project Engineering).

The finals will be held in Moscow at the end of May.

An unexpected surprise for the organizers and participants was the appearance of KGEU Rector Edward Abdullazyanov at the championship. He listened to the performance of the last two teams and presented letters of thanks to the experts.

The KGEU was awarded a cup from the organizing committee for the successful organization of the qualifying stages for 10 years.

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