Bachelor’s Curricula (G7 Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics)

Curriculum

Curricula for bachelor’s training in the specialty G7 “Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics” (specialty 174 before 2025) at the Faculty of Robotics and Instrumentation Engineering. Students study under the curriculum of their year of admission, so curricula for all years of study currently in progress are listed below. Curricula are approved by the Academic Council of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and are available in Ukrainian.

Admission 2026

Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics

Professional programme · Specialty G7

Duration of study: 3 years 10 months; integrated curriculum (for holders of a junior specialist diploma): 2 years 10 months.

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Computer Vision of Robots

Interdisciplinary professional programme · Specialties G7 and F2 Software Engineering

Duration of study: 3 years 10 months.

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Admission 2025

Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics

Professional programme · Specialty G7

Duration of study: 3 years 10 months; integrated curriculum (for holders of a junior specialist diploma): 2 years 10 months.

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Admission 2024

Computer-Integrated Systems and Technologies in Instrumentation Engineering

Professional programme · Specialty 174

Duration of study: 3 years 10 months; integrated curriculum (for holders of a junior specialist diploma): 2 years 10 months.

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Admission 2023

Computer-Integrated Systems and Technologies in Instrumentation Engineering

Professional programme · Specialty 174

Duration of study: 3 years 10 months; integrated curriculum (for holders of a junior specialist diploma): 2 years 10 months.

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Accreditation of the Educational Programme “Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics” (Bachelor’s)

The Faculty of Robotics and Instrumentation Engineering trains bachelor’s students (first level of higher education) under the professional educational programme “Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics” in the specialty “G7 Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics” in accordance with accreditation certificate No. 14988 issued by the National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance (NAQA) on 21.06.2025. The certificate is valid until 01.07.2028.

Programme documents by year of admission: Bachelor’s Educational Programmes (G7).

Material and Technical Base

The Faculty of Robotics and Instrumentation Engineering of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute trains bachelors, masters and Doctors of Philosophy in the specialties G7 “Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics” and G6 “Information and Measuring Technologies”. The educational process is supported by four departments, seven educational and research laboratories and the KPI-Technopolis Research and Educational Centre, which form the organisational structure of the faculty approved from 01.01.2026.

The educational and laboratory facilities of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute cover 392,015 m² and include 37 academic buildings with lecture rooms, modern laboratories, a supercomputing centre and computer classes.

Educational and research laboratories of the faculty

Educational and Research Laboratory of Biomedical Engineering and Computer-Integrated Technologies

Laboratory classes for students of specialty G7; research on biomedical devices, sensor systems and robotics, processing of medical and technical signals, prototyping of medical devices and monitoring systems, application of IoT, big data and artificial intelligence.

Educational and Research Laboratory of Digital and Automated Manufacturing

Laboratory classes using CAD/CAM/CAE, PLM systems and digital twins; design of technological processes in automated manufacturing, process control and quality management.

Educational and Research Laboratory of Optoelectronic Systems

Laboratory and practical classes and graduation projects on modern optoelectronic equipment; modelling and research of processes in optical systems.

Educational and Research Laboratory of Navigation and Motion Control in Space

Laboratory research on orientation, navigation and motion control systems for piloted and unmanned vehicles in various physical environments.

Educational and Research Laboratory of Information and Measuring Technologies

Experimental work on measurement of physical quantities, signal analysis and processing, testing and metrological evaluation of information and measuring systems.

Educational and Research Laboratory of Robotics and Automation

Laboratory classes and research in robotics and automated systems, development of robotic systems with student participation.

Educational and Research Laboratory of Mathematical Methods and Modelling

Application of mathematical methods to the analysis and optimisation of automated and robotic systems, computer modelling of technological processes, research on the dynamics and stability of technical objects.

KPI-Technopolis Research and Educational Centre

Participation in international consortia and joint projects funded by the European Union, the USA and other partners; development of training courses in the design of automated technological processes, metalworking and information and measuring technologies; demonstration of innovative materials, technologies and equipment for metalworking.