War

Environmental crimes committed by russian troops cause irreparable damage to the environment. Natural resources suffer from bombing and mining of territories, construction of fortifications, and destruction of buildings. According to KOVA, as of the beginning of 2024, more than 28.8 thousand objects were damaged in the Kyiv region. Among them are almost 26 thousand private and multi-storey buildings. We need to not only get rid of this garbage, but also apply an ecological principle to its disposal. Sort, recycle and reuse the material.

A graduate of our university Valerii Potoskuiev (06/28/1997 - 01/10/2025) died in the war.

Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was visited by the Minister of Strategic Industries of Ukraine Herman Smetanin. The purpose of the visit was to familiarize students and teachers with military developments.

People who have faced traumatic events - witnessed or participated in war, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, or violence - may have mental health problems. According to the World Health Organization, every fifth person who has had a traumatic experience needs psychological rehabilitation. One of the most effective methods of working with trauma is art therapy.

A student of our university Matvii Volobuiev (30.10.2003 - 22.12.2024) was killed in the war.

After the war is over, experts believe the country will need builders and architects, engineers and IT specialists, transport and logistics workers, and others. The prestige of the engineering profession-the degree of respect for it in society-which has recently declined should rise again. After all, engineers are primarily the creators of new, advanced things, aimed at progress in society. And the example of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute graduates is a confirmation of this.

The traditional All-Ukrainian Festival of Innovative Projects “Sikorsky Challenge”, which takes place every fall at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, has recently seemed to grow up: for several years in a row, it has been getting rid of unnecessary pathos and ceremonies not quite

Stanislav Otroshok was born in the village of Andriyashivka, Romny district, Sumy region, in the family of a soldier. As a child, he lived in Konotop and studied at Konotop Secondary School No. 1.

On the Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, December 6, 2024, the Borys Paton State Polytechnic Museum of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted the grand opening of a unique exhibition of Ukrainian documentary photographer and military man Vitalii Sokur.