Students of the Mining University won the International Case Championship

The Legion team of St. Petersburg Mining University became the winner of the VI The International Engineering CASE-IN Championship in the field of "Mining". Representatives of the oldest technical university in Russia were among the winners in three more nominations.

The final VI has ended in Moscow The CASE-IN International Engineering Championship, which was attended by about 500 students from 55 technical universities in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The winners of the qualifying stages presented to the expert jury their ideas on the development of the Arctic in such areas as geological exploration, mining and oil and gas, metallurgy, petrochemistry and electric power industry.

"Our case was devoted to the exploration and development of the Arctic regions of the country using the example of the development of the Zyryanovskoye coal deposit. The task was quite difficult, but we coped with it and tried to perform so vividly that the judges would remember us. The most important thing is that we were a united, cohesive team, and I think that's what allowed us to win."- said the captain of the Legion Anthony Rakipov.

The Arctic Engineering (geological exploration), Perspektiva (metallurgy), and Easy (oil and gas business) teams also became the winners of the case championship. All of them represented St. Petersburg Mining University.

"For me personally, the most important thing is the opportunity to establish business contacts with representatives of companies, to learn more about the industry from people working in it. If we talk about what qualities allow us to make the right decisions, then, of course, first of all, experience. The more it is, the more structured and competent the solution will be. But in general, all the teams that have overcome the qualifying stages are very savvy in every sense. Therefore, success depended on the degree of readiness of each person from the team.", - underlined Alexander Plyasunov (the "Easy" command).

Anton Inyutsyn, Deputy Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation, presented awards to the champions in all categories. In addition, the case tournament partners provided their own prizes to the laureates. Among them are such companies as SUEK, MHC EuroChem, NK Rosneft and a number of others.

We remind you that the organizers of the championship are Reliable Change Foundation and the non-profit partnership "Youth Forum of Mining Leaders".

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