Our university has once again confirmed its position in the international academic space according to the results of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026. KPI not only retained its place in 4 key out of 11 subject areas, but also entered the ranking in the field of Social Sciences for the first time.
Kyiv Polytechnic took part in the UK–Ukraine 100 Year Partnership Forum, dedicated to the anniversary of the signing of the Agreement on Centennial Partnership between Ukraine and Great Britain, which defines the long-term vector of development and restoration of our country.
The Ukrainian-Japanese Center at Igor Sikorsky KPI hosted the opening of the ceramics exhibition “Five Bowls.”
This is one of the events within the framework of the winter festival of Japanese culture Toji, supported by the Embassy of Japan in Ukraine.
🇺🇦🇮🇱 During Michael Brodsky's third visit to Igor Sikorsky KPI, he gave a lecture entitled “Israel and Ukraine: Lessons of War” to university students. The lecture focused on international relations and the adaptation of Israel's experience to Ukraine.
🇺🇦🇩🇰 A working meeting was held at Igor Sikorsky KPI with representatives of the Danish National Center for Robotics and Autonomous Systems and the UAS Denmark Test Center, organizations that develop innovations and create effective conditions for startups, businesses, and government institutions.
Igor Sikorsky KPI was visited by a delegation from the Swedish Institute, an organization that promotes Sweden's cultural and scientific diplomacy and supports international educational programs.
Igor Sikorsky KPI continues its series of lectures with foreign ambassadors! This time, the guest of the open dialogue with KPI students was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Ukraine, Mr.
An evening of gratitude, strength, and music. The Igor Sikorsky KPI Center for Culture and Arts hosted a charity concert by Japanese virtuoso pianist Tempei Nakamura, a musician who is visiting Ukraine and our university for the third time during the war.
Our university hosted a demonstration of the latest remote control systems from Japanese companies Soliton and KOBELCO, which allow construction equipment to be controlled remotely — from home, the office, or anywhere in the world.
This initiative is aimed at developing students' practical skills in the field of ICT, performing real business tasks, and working with leading industry experts.
