On April 1, 2024, a bust of Igor Sikorsky, the man whose name is immortalized in the name of the university, was unveiled in the Academic Council Hall.
The sculptural composition, dedicated to Kyiv polytechnics - the first conquerors of the sky, was opened on August 22 in the center of the Aviation Pioneers Square.
...A young girl is sitting on a bench. The pile of textbooks next to her indicates that she is a student. She is waiting for something or someone, she radiates the joy of fullness of life and glows with a premonition of happiness.
In Ploshcha Znan’ (Square of Knowledge) of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute has appeared a new art object. This is a gift to the university from the Embassy of the Italian Republic in Ukraine.
The memorial complex is dedicated to students, teachers and employees of Kyiv Polytechnic Institute who died during the Second World War.
All references to the Soviet Union have already been removed from the monument, and university symbols will replace them.
A monument to the prominent Ukrainian scientist and engineer Borys Paton was unveiled on November 26, 2021.
This "Stone" "is dedicated to the memory of Georgii Karlovych Brief, a university lecturer who was shot dead with his wife at the end of September 1941 in Babyn Yar.
Every year, on April 26, a memorial bell rings over Ukraine. We will never forget the catastrophe at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, which changed the lives of each of us forever. So far, the number of accident victims is only approximate, while the number of dead reaches 600,000 people.
In order to preserve the history of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and tell about it to the present generation small architectural objects have been installed on the territory of the University - monuments and memorials dedicated to its teachers, graduates and former students.
One of the most significant events of this year's сommemoration of the anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster was to be the grand opening in Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute monument to one of the first liquidators of its consequences, the Hero of Ukraine, a graduate of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute Olexander Grygorovych Lelechenko. Unfortunately, due to quarantine, its grand opening had to be postponed…
