National Technical University (Kiev Politechnical Institute)

What you'll study

PhD study follows a discipline-specific route; the published list of available specialties includes (non-exhaustive):

• Educational Sciences (A1)
• History and Archaeology (B9)
• Philosophy (B10)
• Philology and related specializations (B11)
• Economics and International Economic Relations (C1)
• Psychology (C4)
• Sociology (C5)
• Journalism (C7)
• Management and Public Administration (D3, D4)
• Marketing (D5)
• Law (D8)
• Biology and Biochemistry (E1)
• Ecology (E2)
• Physics and Astronomy, Applied Physics and Nanomaterials, Mathematics (E5, E6, E7)
• Applied Mathematics and a broad range of computing and IT fields (F1–F7)
• Chemical technologies and engineering, Electrical Engineering, Energy, Electronics and Instrumentation, Automation and Robotics, Materials Science, Mechanical and Manufacturing specialities (G1–G12, G16, G20–G22)
• Biomedical engineering and therapy/rehabilitation related specializations (G21, G22, I7)
• Social work and counselling (I10)

Entry requirements

Admission is managed by the university admissions committee and requires following the institution’s published rules and document checklist. The site references: official admissions rules and other documents, a list of required documents, fulfilment of enrollment requirements, and special/preferential conditions for eligible applicants (for example veterans). Prospective entrants are directed to contacts for the admissions committee and faculty selection commissions for specific faculty-level conditions.

Career prospects

The source does not list specific careers. In general, a PhD-specialty pathway prepares graduates for research, academic, and specialist roles within the corresponding discipline; exact outcomes depend on the chosen specialty and the candidate’s research focus.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The university site references grants and funding opportunities in its admissions navigation (for example sections on grants and grants for master’s students) and provides contacts for further information. Applicants should consult the admissions office and faculty contacts to learn about PhD-specific scholarships, grants, or other funding instruments.