Our graduates have created an armored car for the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the highest level of protection. The development engineers assure that their " Inguar-3" can withstand hits from armor-piercing bullets, shell fragments, and an anti-tank mine.
The film "20 Days in Mariupol", created by the Associated Press team, which included FEL graduate Yevhen Malolietka, received the most prestigious award of the American Film Academy in the nomination "Best Documentary".
The Education Without Limits program has been launched at Kyiv Polytechnic, with ramps, staff call buttons, and special elevators to shelters being designed.
After classes and on weekends, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute students create radio-controlled ground stretchers that are used to evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield.
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.
Exhibition "#6" is a tandem of music and painting.
Given the increased danger of missile attacks on civilian infrastructure in Kyiv using weapons with the shortest flight time, the threat of penetration of enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups into the city, security measures are being strengthened at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
At the end of February, a delegation of American military reservists headed by Major General William Mullen, former commander of the US Marine Corps Training Command, visited Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. It also included Andrew Bain, CEO of Sonata Holding LLC (USA).
Soledar was once the largest producer of rock salt in Central and Eastern Europe. Today it is practically a ruin.
"Unique" and "the first in Ukraine" - these definitions were most often heard on January 25 from the participants of the opening of the multifunctional shelter CLUST SPACE for students, teachers and staff of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute in the university's Scientific and Technical Library named after H.I. Denysenko.
