The CASE-IN Engineering Championship will help students find employment

The final was held in Moscow from May 30 to May 31. The VII International Engineering Case-in Championship. It brought together more than 500 students from Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Tajikistan.

Student teams solved engineering cases based on materials from leading industry companies. Then they defended their ideas to the experts. The topic of this year's case studies is "Digital Transformation".

— About five thousand people participated in the qualifying round. The most talented students of the branch universities came to the finals. The Case-in championship has two main goals. For the guys, this is an opportunity to get a job at the largest enterprises, and for companies, to look at the participants in the case. The second goal is to popularize engineering and technical education., — I told Vechernaya Moskva Co-Chairman of the Organizing Committee Artem Korolev.

That is why the winners were not only given valuable gifts as prizes, but also offered to participate in educational projects (for example, in the "Russian Energy Week"), internship or internship in well-known companies.

— The participants of the championship are not only Russians, but also guys from the countries of the Eurasian Economic Community. We plan to launch national Case-in championships in at least three EurAsEC countries within a few years," Korolev said.

The participant shared her impressions. Vanessa, who came from Columbia to study at RUDN University:

— There are four of us in the team. The project we created was related to geological exploration. It was necessary, for example, to design wells. It is interesting- the girl told.

The Case-in Engineering Championship is an international system of competitions for solving engineering cases among schoolchildren, students and young specialists in the fuel and energy and mineral resource industries. The project is part of the Russia — Land of Opportunity platform.

The organizers were the Reliable Change Charitable Foundation and the Youth Mining Leaders Forum non-profit partnership.

Source: Evening Moscow