08.10.2010 – IEEE KPI Student Branch is established

05.10.2010 – the terms and conditions of applying for double diploma programs with TU Dresden and Korea Institute of Science and Technology are announced . More...

01.10.2010 – Admission exams for Faculty of Electronics' PhD programs are started. For further information visit www.aspirantura.kpi.ua

Dean's Message

Dear Colleagues and Friends!
I am glad to warmly welcome you in International Office of College of Electronics!
College of Electronics consists of 7 Departments:

• Department of Microelectronics
  
• Department of Industrial Electronics
  
• Department of Physical and Biomedical Electronics
  
• Department of Electronic Digital Equipment Construction
  
• Department of Acoustics and Acoustoelectronics
  
• Department of Electron Devices
  
• Department of Sound Technique and Information Registration
  

We offer a wide range of academic programs for obtaining different degree in all areas of contemporary electronics, from biomedical applications to power-line communication, from nondestructive testing to DSP programming. We have 5 accredited BSc, 10 MSc and MEng and 6 PhD programs.
In College of Electronics there are

• Research Institute of Applied Electronics
  
• Laboratory of Biosensors
  
• Laboratory of Semiconductor Devices
  
• Laboratory of Biomedical Electronics
  

Today in College of Electronics study near 1600 students, of which more than one hundred are international students from various countries. The teaching staff includes 2 academicians and 2 corresponding members of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 33 professors and 95 associate professors.
College of Electronics publishes scientific journal "Electronics and Communications" and organizes three International Conferences: “Electronics”, “Electronics and Nanotechnology”, “Problems of Present-day Electrotechnics”.
We are open for wide collaboration in academic and research fields:

• Student and teacher exchange;
  
• Double MSc Diploma programs;
  
• Double PhD Diploma programs;
  
• Joint research projects;
  
• Collaboration in the framework of FP7 and TEMPUS;
  
• Validation and Cooperation Agreements between Universities and Companies.
  

I hope that your experience in cooperating with College of Electronics will be fruitful, mutually beneficial and long-lasting.

With best wishes,
Dean of College of Electronics, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences,
Valerii Zhuikov