🎶 A charity concert dedicated to the 25th anniversary of gender initiatives at the university was held in the Hall of the Academic Council of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, which brought together artists, scientists, students, diplomats and partners for a common goal - to support women
🩸 On May 19, 2025, an important and inspiring event took place at our university—a blood donation organized by the University Student Social Service in cooperation with the Kyiv City Blood Center, “Blood Agents,” and the Ukrainian Bone Marrow Donor Registry, with the participation of dozens of ca
Over the past decades, humanity has made significant progress in the development of engineering and technology. The inquisitive minds of researchers are overcoming new challenges.
🇺🇦 Today the whole Ukraine celebrates the World Vyshyvanka Day! Our KPI campus has also blossomed with bright patterns! Students, teachers, staff - everyone shares their joy and pride in the traditions that have not lost their relevance for hundreds of years.
Great news – the dcua team from the Igor Sikorsky KPI Technical Information Security Laboratory, based at the Faculty of Physics and Technology, won the Hackfinity Battle CTF 2025 large-scale cybersecurity competition.
A graduate of our University Maksym Nelipa (16.10.1976 - 12.05.2025) died in the war...
Currently, some social media communities are spreading fake information that Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute has allegedly started to include representatives of the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Centers (TCK SP) in the examination boards.
Our university held a training workshop for teachers of vocational education institutions on the implementation of the course “Installation of solar photovoltaic systems”.
A graduate of our university Oleh Aksonenko (30.08.1993 - 04.01.2025) died in the war. In 2010, Oleh entered the Faculty of Electronics (Department of Acoustics), in 2014 he received a bachelor's degree and in 2016 a specialist's degree.
On April 24, the Boris Paton State Polytechnic Museum opened an exhibition entitled “The Fairy-Tale World of Illustrator and Graphic Artist Kato K. Lukach.” It features works by the renowned 20th-century graphic artist, designer, and advertising artist, who is very popular in Hungary today. The exhibition is dedicated to the 125th anniversary of her birth.
