The meeting considered the appointment of professors, taking into account the recommendations of the Academic Council to determine the timing of contracts with the teaching staff, the results of the survey of students and the fulfillment of the terms of previous contracts.
☑️ Admission-2023
"Applicant's Day: Feel the KPI" - a large-scale university event will be held this Saturday, July 1!
Also, from July 1, the Career Guidance Counseling Center and the Entrant Support Center will start working at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
Renovation work has begun on the facade of the KPI Center for Culture and Arts. It is planned to repair the emergency section of the building's facade, which is decorated with travertine. The tiles had peeled off and threatened the safety of visitors to the CCA.
World university rankings are becoming an increasingly important indicator of the position of universities in the highly competitive environment of international markets for educational, scientific and technical services.
📍The Ministry of Education and Science approved the maximum amount of state order for bachelors for Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute: 4 819 places, which is 3% more than last year. The number of state-funded master's places was also increased by 6%.
📍 The examination session has started. It will last until June 25. According to the results of the examination session, 40% of students have academic debt.
📍 119 Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute educational programs have been successfully accredited.
How did the spring two-month landscaping campaign go? What has been done and what other landscaping works are planned for the 125th anniversary of the KPI foundation?
In 2015, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute became one of the first higher education institutions in Ukraine to adopt its own Anti-Corruption Program.
📍 The testing session is coming to an end. It is going according to plan.
📍 The monitoring of the first results of full-time education has been completed. Only 82% of bachelor's students started full-time education, and 74% of master's students. In total, 400 students did not attend full-time classes. This issue will be addressed individually with each of them.
