On 30 October, the Department of Transport Systems and Road and Bridge Construction at the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering hosted the second (regional) round of the All-Russian competition for final qualifying works in the field of study "Transport Processes Technology." The competition featured bachelor’s and master’s degree graduates from three universities based in Saint Petersburg and Kaliningrad.
In the bachelor’s degree category, 14 projects were presented, which were evaluated across 11 categories. Seven of these final qualifying projects were prepared by students from SPbGASU, four by students from Saint Petersburg Mining University, and three by students from the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University.
In the master’s category, four entries were submitted to the competition, distributed across three nominations. Two of these were presented by master’s students from SPbGASU, and another two by representatives of the Immanuel Kant BFU.
The competition encompassed a wide range of bachelor’s degree specializations, including "Organization of transportation by road transport," "Organization of transportation and management in road transport," "Road transport and traffic management," "Forwarding activities," "Organization of road transport and traffic safety," as well as various specializations in logistics. At the master’s level, entries were submitted across programs such as "Organization of transportation and management in road transport," "Organization of road transport and traffic safety," "Organization and management of transport processes," "Organization of road transport and safety," and several logistics-related programs.
The winners of the regional stage will represent their universities in the III (final) round of the All-Russian competition. This round will take place on 19–20 November, also at the Department of TS&RBC of the SPbGASU Faculty of Automobile and Road Building, located at 2/5 Kurlyandskaya St., Saint Petersburg.
Representatives from higher education institutions in Moscow, Ekaterinburg, Tula, Saratov, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnodar, Vladivostok, Khabarovsk, and other cities are expected to take part in the final stage. The competition will thus continue at the national level, offering graduates the opportunity to present their work to the professional community and compete for top honors.