📌 Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI) participated in the “Mil Tech Innovations” forum, organized by the Ukrainian Council of Arms Manufacturers in collaboration with the 7th Rapid Response Corps of the Airborne Forces.
The Faculty of Sociology and Law (FSP) at Igor Sikorsky KPI hosted a workshop titled “The Human Factor in Accessibility: The Psychology of Perceiving Diversity.” ⚖️ The event was dedicated to protecting the rights of people with disabilities, the right to dignity, and the development of accessibility in the field of public administration.
At the Information and Analytical Situation Center of Igor Sikorsky KPI, the latest stage of training for female specialists within the large-scale “She Is a Deminer” program has been successfully completed. This practical workshop is being held for the second time, which attests to the high effectiveness of the chosen training methodology and the critical importance of training qualified personnel for the field of mine action.
By decision of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Denis Oleksandrovych Logvinov, a second-year master’s student in the “Insurance and Financial Mathematics” program, was awarded the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Prize for the best student research paper for his work “Some Properties in a Stochastic Model with an Alpha-Scheme and Trend.”
We sincerely thank the Czech company VirginGrip for responding to our request and for their significant support of the KPI club and climbing wall following damage caused by shelling.
😎 44 companies, new connections, professional opportunities, and hundreds of students taking their first steps in their careers—that’s how the KPI Career beAhead Expo. Spring 2026 at Igor Sikorsky KPI.
🌲As part of landscaping efforts, “Vatereri” pine trees were planted near the university’s Building 6. The initiative to green one of our alma mater’s key locations was supported by the university’s labor union.
11 teams of innovators, 30 mentors and international experts, new solutions in the field of green engineering—this is how the Kick-off of GreenChem Accelerator 2026 began at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
In mountaineering, a “Snow Leopard” is an honorary title that has been awarded in the USSR since the mid-1960s for ascending the country's highest peaks—the seven-thousanders. Without oxygen tanks, without porters, with cumbersome heavy gear, in felt boots and self-sewn clothing, enthusiasts conquered the icy kilometers of mountain slopes. It was only in the 1990s that lightweight and reliable equipment and innovative materials appeared. Among the recipients of the “Conqueror of the Highest Mountains” badge is a constellation of Kyiv Polytechnic graduates. Let’s name them.
The first international MSCA Lviv 2026 competition, organized by the Melville Sikorsky Challenge Accelerator (MSCA), was successfully held in Lviv, bringing together innovators, investors, experts, universities, and companies from around the world.
