Students, teachers, and staff of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute - about eighty people in total - joined the 25th All-Ukrainian radio dictation, which traditionally took place in the KPI library on the eve of the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language.
For me, this academic mobility was unexpected, because I applied for the programme through a call for applications, and it happened just a week before the event. However, this spontaneous decision brought me a very useful experience.
For the third year in a row, the Department of Technical English No. 1 of the School of Linguistics has been organizing the International Scientific and Practical Online Conference "Corpus and Discourse".
Does it make sense to ban the russian language at the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute? How many supporters of this idea are there? Why do it? And how many russian-speaking students have completely switched to Ukrainian?
Departments of English for Engineering No. 1, No.
These days are making adjustments in established rules and norms of the educational process and at the same time encourage us, educators, to seek new forms and formats of educational components teaching.
The Deaf Translator Student Project at the Sikorsky Challenge Innovation Project Festival was highly praised by the international jury and placed first in the Best Project Idea category.
On June 23, 2018, an event was held at the Ukrainian-Japanese Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, an important event for all students and teachers of the Japanese language course – the awarding of certificates of completion of courses in the Japanese language.
On February 28, 2018, the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Languages of Professional Communication: Linguistic, Cognitive-Discourse, Translation Studies and Methodological Aspects” was held on the basis of the graduate departments of the Faculty of Linguistics.
The narrative. On the 8th of November, Svoboda Radio published a serious article on its website entitled as ‘Ukrainian language and splitting moral hairs in ‘Igor Sikorsky KPI’.
