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.
📍 Results of semester control of 3rd year bachelors (accelerators) and 4th year students:
72.5% of students at the university passed the semester control on time;
3.4% of students at the university were expelled.
📍 Results of the second calendar control:
📍 Calendar control is completed: its results are worse than the previous one. 142 students are not certified in all disciplines, about two thousand are not certified in two or more disciplines.
📍 The number of state-funded places will increase by 5-10% this year.
📍 During the two weeks of the educational process in a mixed format, 85-90% of students joined the training.
📍 The first week of blended learning has passed. Classes are held on schedule. There were almost no air raids during the educational process. The university administration plans to analyze what percentage of students have joined the blended learning.
📍 The mixed mode of study has started at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. The administration has comprehensively and thoroughly analyzed the situation, the university has prepared for partial full-time education and possible rocket attacks.
📍 The KPI campus has a new head - Oleksiy Tsarenok, who headed the military department of the university.
📍 KPI signed contracts with three deans and two heads of departments.
After the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the information systems and elements of its critical digital infrastructure that are most important for the viability of the KPI were moved to the cloud.
