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Andriy Shysholin, Vice Rector for International Relations at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI); Oksana Vovk, Director of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Energy Conservation and Energy Management at KPI; and Kateryna Lugovska, Director of the Ukrainian-Japanese Center at KPI, met on December 16 with Mykhailo Turyanytsia, a communications specialist at the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), Mykhailo Turyanytsia, and a journalist from the Kyodo News Agency, Narumi Tateda (Japan).

Andriy Gubsky, director of the KBIS of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, contributed to

Life axiom: encounters with famous creative personalities are particularly memorable in childhood. An almost two-hour lesson-dialogue, held on June 7 by the presenter of the TV channel “Kyiv24,” lecturer at the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts (KNUCA), and journalist Anastasia Krasnytska for students of the media school in Vasylkiv (Kyiv region) and pupils of the information and creative agency “Yun-press” (Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth), was dedicated to the celebration of Journalist Day. Ms. Krasnytska has 15 years of professional experience in television (over 4,000 hours of live TV broadcasts).

An interesting conversation about promising research and development in the field of autonomous systems took place on the morning air of Ukrainian Radio.

Artem Yushchuk, a member of the KPI Formula Student team, together with other KPI students and graduates, organized the repair and modernization of hundreds of armored vehicles, and now is developing a new armored vehicle for the Defense Forces.

Journalists of the leading European broadcaster told about the adaptation of Kyiv Polytechnic students to the realities of war. Students are joining the ranks of the Armed Forces, volunteering, studying online and bringing our victory closer in every way possible.

KPI has been helping our security and defense forces since the beginning of the war. Highly educated human capital, unique technologies and the goal of being independent are all about our university.

On October 24-27, the Sikorsky Challenge 2023, a platform for the post-war innovative transformation of Ukraine, took place.

Kyiv Polytechnic coped with new challenges with dignity. In particular, it expanded cooperation with universities in Poland and the University of Sheffield (UK). And now it is confidently among the top three universities in Ukraine.

Our students took part in the project "Kyiv Defender", which was organized among students of Kyiv universities.