The whole Polytechnic knows about the Faculty Day, or "RADIO Day". RTF is one of the strongest and largest families at the university!
This year, it was harder to organize the celebration, but students and graduates were still able to get together, relax and share their experiences.
Kyiv Polytechnic coped with new challenges with dignity. In particular, it expanded cooperation with universities in Poland and the University of Sheffield (UK). And now it is confidently among the top three universities in Ukraine.
📍 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:
Using only steel wire, KPI students created unique sensual compositions of couples in love, which now adorn the 23rd building. The author of the sculptures, Serhii Minakov, associate professor of the E.O. Paton Institute of Mechanical Engineering, united them under the title "Feelings".
The tour of the library and excursion to the KPI museum were held for pupils of the Technical Lyceum of NTUU "KPI" of Vyshgorod City Council.
Today is the Day of the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection and the birthday of Igor Sikorsky.
The Ukrainian TV presenter and public figure talked to KPI students about her student years, star disease and expectations from young people during the great war.
📍 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.
The time of the fourth School of Creativity Vol.4. has come! This time the focus of creative students and lecturers is on artificial intelligence technologies.
On April 12, an unusual mini-sculpture was unveiled on the facade of the first building of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, which faces Museum Square.
