Rectorate

On February 7, 2013 in Dnepropetrovsk at the state engineering department “Pivdenne” a meeting of leading scientists of “Pivdenne” and other different Ukrainian higher educational institutions and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of Ukraine was held.

On February 13, 2013 the exhibition of works of Israeli artists “In the footsteps of Marc Chagall” took place at the hall of National Technical Library of NTUU “KPI”. Marc Chagall was a Russian artist of Jewish origin. He is recognized as one of the most significant painters and graphic artists, printmakers, and designers of the 20th century who had managed to combine ancient traditions of Judaic culture with actually modern innovation.

NTUU “KPI” took part in events being held in the frames of Israeli Days of Culture in Ukraine.

On October 22 -25 NTUU “KPI” had being visited by Prof. Fluminense Federal University Mr. Marcio Zamboti Fortes.

On September 17, 2012 NTUU "KPI was visited by His Highness Tuanku Said Faizuddyn Putra, Crown Prince of Perlis, Malaysia.

The aim of the visit was: acquaintance with NTUU "KPI", discussion of cooperation and signing cooperation agreement with the University of Malaysia Perlis state.

On September 11, NTUU "KPI" was visited by a delegation of the Eurasian Economic Commission Board, led by its chairman, Viktor Khrystenko. After exploring history and the present of NTUU KPI Viktor Khrystenko delivered a lecture to University students and instructors on "Experience and perspectives of the Eurasian economic integration. Global context."

For many years, on the front page of the New Year issue of our newspaper next to the Rector's congratulation it is published the winter photo of the first building, made in a week or a month before the release.

October 13, the alley of prominent designers and scientists who have studied or worked in the KPI, was supplemented by three monuments.

D. Ikeda, M. Zgurovsky Japan and Ukraine - different destinies, shared hopes. Dialogues. - M.: Publishing House "Grad", 2011. - 304 p. ISBN 978-966-97160-1-9