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A meeting was held with the first-year students admitted to the Faculty of Special Equipment and Technology for the 2025/2026 academic year. Dean of the Faculty, Associate Professor Yadullah Babayev, congratulated the students on their achievement and emphasized that the Faculty of Special Equipment and Technology is the only one in the region preparing highly qualified specialists for the defense industry. He underlined that the importance of the defense industry continues to grow in light of new global challenges, and encouraged students to be active in their studies, to remain motivated for lifelong learning, and to act responsibly in their academic journey. Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs, Goshgar Rasulov, also addressed the students, extending congratulations on their admission and wishing them success in their first academic year. At the end of the meeting, Deputy Dean for Social Affairs, Public Relations, and Infrastructure, Amin Mammadov, delivered a presentation. He provided students…

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A delegation led by Mehmet Toycan, Rector of Cyprus Bahçeşehir University (KBU) of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, visited the Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) during their trip to Azerbaijan. The guests held a meeting with Rector Vilayat Valiyev and representatives of AzTU. Welcoming the delegation, Rector Vilayat Valiyev expressed his pleasure at hosting them at AzTU. He provided detailed information about the university’s ongoing initiatives, academic programs, implemented projects, international collaborations, as well as AzTU’s future goals in science and research. Rector Mehmet Toycan, in turn, presented an overview of his institution, emphasizing that higher education institutions in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus are eager to establish cooperation with Azerbaijani universities in the fields of education and research. During the meeting, the parties discussed opportunities for student and faculty exchange, joint scientific research, and the development of dual-degree programs. At the conclusion of the meeting, a cooperation agreement…

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A delegation from Israel’s Holon Institute of Technology (HIT), led by President Eduard Yakubov, visited Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) during their official trip to Azerbaijan. The delegation met with Rector Vilayət Vəliyev and university representatives. Rector Vilayət Vəliyev welcomed the guests and expressed his pleasure at hosting them at AzTU. He briefed the delegation on the university’s educational programs, ongoing projects, existing collaborations with Israeli higher education institutions, and future goals in research and scientific development. President Eduard Yakubov provided detailed information about HIT, highlighting that it is one of Israel’s pioneering universities in engineering education. He also expressed interest in expanding academic and research collaboration between Israeli and Azerbaijani universities. During the meeting, AzTU and HIT representatives discussed opportunities for: Student and faculty exchanges, Joint research projects, Dual degree programs. The visit concluded with the signing of a cooperation agreement between the two universities.      

The celebration began in the university foyer with a floral tribute at the bust of national leader Heydar Aliyev. The memory of those who sacrificed their lives for Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity and sovereignty was honored with a one-minute silence, followed by the performance of the National Anthem. Rector Vilayət Vəliyev congratulated the newly admitted students and wished them success in their educational journey and future endeavors. He announced that this year, 1,887 students were admitted at the bachelor’s level and 1,604 at the master’s level. The Rector also shared information about AzTU’s learning environment, student support, social opportunities, and career prospects. A recognition ceremony was held for 16 students who scored above 600 points in the entrance exams. Among them, Fatimə Fəttayeva, admitted to the Faculty of Information Technology and Telecommunications with the highest score of 646.8, addressed the audience, expressing gratitude to everyone who supported her and emphasizing her…

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In a remarkable display of innovation and technical expertise, a team of young researchers from Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) has developed a cutting-edge Li-Fi system. This wireless communication technology uses light waves instead of radio frequencies to transmit data. The project was carried out under the leadership of Professor Mehman Hasanov, head of the Department of Radio Engineering and Telecommunications. Guided by his expertise and mentorship, students from the department have demonstrated a new milestone in the university’s commitment to advancing scientific research and technological innovation. Unlike traditional Wi-Fi, which relies on crowded radio frequency spectrums, Li-Fi uses visible light from LEDs to deliver ultra-fast data transmission. This makes it more secure, as light signals cannot penetrate walls, and more energy-efficient, as it leverages existing lighting infrastructure.

Minister of Youth and Sports Farid Gayibov held a meeting with representatives of the Azerbaijan Student Youth Organizations’ Union (ATGTI) and Student Youth Organizations (TGTs).   The purpose of the meeting was to support student initiatives, ensure their participation in decision-making processes, and create opportunities for them to contribute to the state youth policy. The meeting, held in Sumgayit city — designated as the “Youth Capital 2025”, was attended by Ruslan Ganbarov, the chair of the Student Youth Organization at Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU), and deputy chair Nigar Hasanova. During the discussion, participants talked about activities implemented by ATGTI with the support of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, proposals and initiatives put forward by TGTs, upcoming projects for youth, and a presentation was given on student engagement in sports activities. RELATED GOALS     

Representatives of the Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) met with students and graduates pursuing Higher Technical Vocational (HTV) education at the Baku State Vocational Education Center for Industry and Innovation. The purpose of the meeting was to support young people graduating with an associate (sub-bachelor) degree in choosing the right specialty and making successful steps in their future educational journey. During the meeting, students were informed in detail about AzTU’s academic opportunities, available majors, and the admission process. RELATED GOALS     

The final stage of the “PAŞA Bank Cup VII” programming competition was held, organized by Paşa Bank and supported by Azerbaijan Technical University’s (AzTU) Institute of Information Technologies and Methodological Support in Education. The competition aims to support the development of the information technology (IT) sector in the country, reveal the potential of young learners and professional IT specialists, and improve their skills. Since 2019, the competition has included participants from various age groups, including school students, university students, and professional programmers, testing their programming and algorithmic knowledge. The competition consists of three stages. The first two stages (Stage I: data structures, search and sorting algorithms; Stage II: dynamic programming, graph theory) were held online. Sixty participants who showed strong results in these stages qualified for the final round. In the final, held at AzTU, participants were tasked with writing and testing solutions to six algorithmic problems within 4 hours…

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The preliminary stage of the international startup competition titled “Finding Innovative & Creative Solutions”, which supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), was held at Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU). The competition was jointly organized by AzTU and Pakistan’s National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST). Its goal is to engage university faculty and students in contributing innovative ideas to solve global challenges. This year, 60 teams from 21 universities in Azerbaijan and 2 teams from 1 university in Kazakhstan participated. AzTU students presented 9 startup projects in this competition. The official opening began with the national anthems of Azerbaijan and Pakistan. AzTU’s rector Vilayət Vəliyev spoke about the brotherly and partnership relations between Pakistan and Azerbaijan, noting that these extend into education, science, and innovation. He emphasized that the international startup competition hosted by AzTU is a serious platform that tests knowledge and practical skills while supporting students’ ideas.…

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The Ministry of Science and Education’s Information Technology Institute, together with the Ministry of Health, the Health Committee of the National Assembly, the National Oncology Center, Azerbaijan Medical University, the Information Technology Institute, Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU), and the Biophysics Institute, organized the 2nd Republican Scientific-Practical Conference titled “Digital Medicine 4.0: Challenges, Opportunities, and Prospects.” The event gathered leaders from relevant government bodies, higher education institutions, the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences (ANAS), scientists and experts from research institutes under the Ministry of Science and Education, and media representatives. The conference aimed to increase awareness of critical scientific issues related to the collection, processing, and exchange of large volumes of digital health and medical data generated in Azerbaijan under digital transformation. It also focused on the creation and application of medical information systems based on artificial intelligence technologies. The event served as an intellectual dialogue platform to discuss current problems,…

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