Kyiv Polytechnic Institute - is not only a glorious history, outstanding alumni and renowned research and educational institution of today's world. This is a special aura that cannot be described, but it can be felt.

In 2013 in the University competition "teacher-researcher" there were three representatives from  the Department of Management FMM. Among them there was a PhD, Associate Professor Alla Rashydivna Dunska.

Physicist and lyricist. This statement perfectly describes lecturer in nuclear power engineering and thermal physics Vira Mikhailivna Bondar.

The criterion of truth, the basis and purpose of knowledge is practice. This awareness is the cornerstone of activities of any successful teacher, especially in such a university as ours.

Magical, fabulous, beautiful, fragile, friendly, always smiling and extremely talented - it's all about Anna Matviichuk, winner of the NTUU"KPI" competition in the nomination "The young teacher-researcher - 2013".

In youth, time flows by. It seems only recently Katya Boyarinova mastered the specialty "Management of foreign economic activity" at FMM and received a master's degree, but now already has ten years experience of scientific and pedagogical work at the Department of Management.

Kyiv Polytechnic is incredible youth center, which attracts talented and ambitious individuals. Years of training contribute to their maturity, professional development and implementation of the most unexpected dreams.

From ancient times, a woman was considered the guardian of the hearth, so science and other social activities have been the prerogative of men.

On February 11-13, 2014 the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kiev Polytechnic Institute" was visited by the President of the Polish educational fund "Perspective", co-founder of the Polish-Ukrainian Center at NTUU"KPI" Waldemar Sivinsky.

In November - December 2013 the seventeenth round of integrated monitoring of quality specialists’ training was conducted by the Institute of Education Quality Monitoring in NTUU "KPI". Monitoring covered more than 3 thousand fifth-year studying students, 138 majors, 114 departments of "KPI".