On May 7, 2026, Etugen University successfully hosted the “Best Practices Sharing Day” under the “Being Human” project for the 2025–2026 academic year, where the project’s finest highlights and champions were officially recognized.

For the 4th consecutive year, this project served as an open forum for students to present the outcomes of their curriculum-based research and engage in peer-to-peer knowledge exchange. In the second stage of the "Being Human" course project competition, a total of 105 students across 21 teams successfully participated.

AWARDED PROJECTS AND TEAMS:

The following teams excelled in their respective course categories and were awarded trophies and monetary prizes:

1. Personal Development, Ethics, and Law Course Project (Theme: "The Future Begins Today")

First Place: School of Engineering and Technology — Software Engineering 101, "Eco Student" Team

Second Place: School of Medicine — Traditional Medicine 102, "Gumuda" Team

Third Place: School of Engineering and Technology — Biomedical Equipment Engineering 101 “ETTI” Team

2. Communication Skills Course Project (Theme: "Our Participation")

First Place: School of Humanities — Economics and Management 201, "Noguul" Team

Second Place: School of Medicine — Biomedicine 201, "Team II"

Third Place: School of Medicine — Biomedicine 202, "Team I"

3. Professional Ethics Course Project (Theme: "Problem and Solution")

First Place: School of Medicine — Traditional Medicine 302, "Tan Erdem" Team

Second Place: School of Engineering and Technology — Software Engineering 301, "Team II"

Third Place: School of Medicine — Traditional Medicine 301, "Crystal Bomb" Team

The project evaluation panel of Judges:

N. Khishigbayar — Director of "Tov Basein" LLC

B. Tumendemberel — Scholarship Specialist at the Financial Department, Etugen University

G. Chantsal — 2023 Alumni of Etugen University and Board Member of the "Ireedui" NGO under the Public Speaking Podium

The objective of this project is to effectively execute curriculum-based initiatives and community service internships within the framework of the courses: "Personal Development, Ethics, and Law," "Communication Skills," and "Professional Ethics." This includes organizing regular meetings and activities to share best practices every semester. Furthermore, the project aims to ignite the “Being Human” cultural movement, propagate successful experiences, and recognize alumni who have excellently adopted personal and organizational cultures.

 

 

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Congratulations and best wishes to all students and cheerleaders who participated in the ‘Being Human’ project competition!