The idea of establishment of technical educational institution occurred to sugar mill workers of south-west regions. On 18th of January 1880 with the active support of the head of Kyiv exchange committee N. Hryakov it was decided to open the subscription for donation-raising.
It presents the history of one of the oldest and most prestigious technical universities of Ukraine, its structure, milestones. Particular attention is given to the most important achievement in the training of highly qualified engineering personnel, activities of leading scientific schools, directions, contributing to the further development of the Ukrainian economy, science and technology.
Kyiv is home to several historic buildings with fascinating stories and unique architecture. In addition to their distinctive exterior details, these buildings are often shrouded in mystery and surrounded by various legends. One striking example is the building at 23 Hoholivska Street. This mansion is also connected to at least two notable figures associated with Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute: an architect and a world-renowned scientist.
Slavutych Branch of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute: History and Present Day
Kyiv Polytechnic is not only the cradle of engineering education, from which a host of scientific and educational institutions and manufacturing enterprises have emerged. It can also be called a nurturing mother who has embraced new departments, enriching the range of technical training.
🇺🇦 Our country has introduced unprecedented measures to combat corruption, which most post-Soviet countries have not yet been able to implement.
To make it easier for everyone interested to get acquainted with these book marks, the librarians have created a separate collection in the Digital Library of Kyiv Polytechnic. The digital library page is available 24/7 - this electronic resource can be used at any convenient time.
Among the numerous Kyiv buildings decorated by Elio Sala (the most famous is the House with Chimeras), the literature also mentions the main building of the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. However, the works made by the Italian master in the mechanical workshops of the KPI are completely forgotten today.
In 1991 Ukraine gained independence. A new page in its history marked a radical restructuring of the entire life of the country and its citizens.
Inviting foreign artists to Ukraine is a long-standing tradition. In particular, the most famous Italian artists in Kyiv were Florentine Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli in the 18th century (St. Andrew's Church, St.
