The right to live in university dormitories is granted to higher education applicants who are enrolled at the university and are registered as residents outside of Kyiv.
KPI campus:
- 5–10 minutes' walk to the buildings via a unique pedestrian campus almost in the center of Kyiv;
- 16 dormitories for accommodation;
- convenient transport links;
- post offices;
- canteens and buffets;
- nearby is the Igor Sikorsky KPI sports complex with a swimming pool and areas for group recreation, 3 supermarkets, 2 pharmacies, 2 banks, 2 post offices, several cafes, etc.
📌 We invite you to check out the guide to KPI dorms from Studmistechko and the Student Council of Igor Sikorsky KPI:
- info on the type of dorms (block/corridor);
- cost of living;
- living conditions and photos of some rooms;
- infrastructure;
- student reviews;
- Telegram chat and dormitory channel, etc.
About Igor Sikorsky KPI dormitories
Corridor dormitories of Igor Sikorsky KPI
In corridor dormitories, the kitchen, toilet, shower, and washbasins are shared facilities. Usually, there are two shower rooms for the entire dormitory; on each floor, there are two kitchens, toilets, and washbasins. The doors from the rooms lead directly to the corridor.
Hallway dormitories include dormitories 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, and 14, as well as the first floor of dormitory 11.
Block dormitories at KPI
In block dormitories, rooms are grouped into blocks. The rooms in the block have a shared corridor and common areas (kitchen, shower, dressing room).
In dormitories 18, 19, and 20, there are two rooms in each block. Each room has a separate toilet and bathroom. Two rooms per floor are located outside the block. These are guest rooms, i.e., they are used to accommodate either outsiders or guests of residents. In dormitories where the block is designed for two rooms, students are responsible for maintaining cleanliness and order.
In dormitories 5, 11, and 15, there are four rooms per block, and in dormitory 16, there are eight rooms with separate showers, toilets, and kitchens.
Blocks 17, 21, and 22 are family-type dormitories.
Access to dormitories
All dormitories are accessed with passes. You can enter the dormitory around the clock, but after midnight, only in case of an emergency by calling the intercom, after which curfew is in effect.
Guests can be invited from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., but guests must leave the dormitory by 11:00 p.m.
Procedure for settling into dormitories for higher education applicants who are settling in for the first time:
Obtain a place in the dormitory
Arrive at the dormitory on the specified day with a package of documents, in accordance with the invitation letter.
Sign a contract for the provision of services for the use (rental) of premises in the dormitory (residence contract).
Complete the dormitory orientation and sign the relevant logs.
Get a room from the dormitory manager, who will register you in the Student City database.
Pay for accommodation, exclusively by bank transfer.
Get keys, a pass, and a mattress. We recommend that you bring your own bedding.
ATTENTION! You do NOT need to deregister from your place of registration! You can do this only if you wish — the Student City does not require it!
ATTENTION! You need to pay for accommodation ONLY AFTER you have been accommodated! Do not do this in advance or before you find out whether you have been accommodated or not.
Applicants, except for those registered in Kyiv, can be accommodated in the university's student dormitories (if there are free beds available) for the period of submitting documents for admission, undergoing admission procedures (exams, creative competitions, etc.), and preparing for admission (if there is a justified need).
Procedure for accommodating applicants:
- on the basis of a passport or ID card and an application, obtain a referral for accommodation from the head of the accommodation commission of the relevant faculty/educational and scientific institute.
- pay for accommodation;
- with the referral for accommodation and a receipt for payment for accommodation, contact the head of the dormitory specified in the referral for accommodation.