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Igor Sikorsky KPI was visited by a delegation from the Swedish Institute, an organization that promotes Sweden's cultural and scientific diplomacy and supports international educational programs.

For the fifth time, Igor Sikorsky KPI has become a space for professional dialogue between education, medical science, and practice with the participation of experts from Ukraine, Europe, the US, and Australia, who presented their achievements and shared their experiences.

Leonid Valentynovych Kramorenko (October 6, 1976 – October 15, 2025), an employee of our university, died in the war...

The Igor Sikorsky KPI Spartakiad 2025 features hundreds of participants, dozens of competitions, and countless emotions! Over the course of several weeks, players competed for points in six disciplines:

🇺🇦 KPI students joined the All-Ukrainian language flash mob — the Radio Dictation of National Unity on the occasion of Ukrainian Writing and Language Day.

Igor Sikorsky KPI continues its series of lectures with foreign ambassadors! This time, the guest of the open dialogue with KPI students was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Ukraine, Mr.

A meeting between students and a lecture by an officer of the 1st Azov Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine, Vladislav Dutchak (Associate Professor) — a historian, candidate of philosophical sciences, lecturer with more than 18 years of experience, participant in the defense of Mariupol, founde

An evening of gratitude, strength, and music. The Igor Sikorsky KPI Center for Culture and Arts hosted a charity concert by Japanese virtuoso pianist Tempei Nakamura, a musician who is visiting Ukraine and our university for the third time during the war.

Our university hosted a demonstration of the latest remote control systems from Japanese companies Soliton and KOBELCO, which allow construction equipment to be controlled remotely — from home, the office, or anywhere in the world.

🇺🇦 Our country has introduced unprecedented measures to combat corruption, which most post-Soviet countries have not yet been able to implement.