On August 12, students of BIST, including new students who had successfully passed their entrance exams, celebrated International Youth Day. Established by the United Nations at the end of 1999, it was first celebrated in 2000 and has been held annually ever since. The purpose of this holiday is to remind us of the role young people play in development and peacebuilding, as well as the everyday challenges they face.

BIST hosted Eco-Days in July, with student volunteers participating in a roundtable discussion on ecological challenges in Russia and worldwide. They explored methods of waste collection and recycling, and the principles of environmentally friendly living. Eco-activists emphasized the importance of preserving the environment and its role for humanity.

From May 31 to June 2, BIST staff and students participated in the Republic «Student Leader 2024» contest, organized by the Bashkir Republican Organization of the All-Russian Trade Union of Education and Science. Pavlovsky Park, situated on the picturesque shores of the reservoir, brought together the most active and talented students from all universities in our republic.

On April 27, on the eve of World Day for Safety and Health at Work, BIST students learned about its history in Russia and on a global scale.

The International Labor Organization (ILO) officially proposed celebrating this day in 2003. Today, this important day is on the list of holidays in over 100 countries. Its primary goal is to draw the attention of employers, workers, and the public to the problems of occupational injuries and unfavorable working conditions, as well as to contribute to solving these problems.