National Technical University (Kiev Politechnical Institute)

Programme overview

This page records the university's licensed doctoral (PhD) educational activities across multiple disciplinary codes. It indicates the fields in which the institution is authorised to deliver postgraduate research and doctoral training, rather than describing a single subject curriculum.

What you'll study

Licensed doctoral specialisations listed on the source include (select a specific area when applying):

• 032 History and Archaeology
• 033 Philosophy
• 035 Philology
• 051 Economics
• 053 Psychology
• 054 Sociology
• 061 Journalism
• 073 Management
• 074 Public Administration
• 075 Marketing
• 081 Law
• 101 Ecology
• 104 Physics and Astronomy
• 105 Applied Physics and Nanomaterials
• 111 Mathematics
• 113 Applied Mathematics
• 121 Software Engineering
• 122 Computer Science and Information Technology (multiple substreams)
• 123 Computer Engineering
• 124 Systems Analysis
• 125 Cybersecurity (including substreams)
• 131 Applied Mechanics
• 132 Materials Science
• 133 Industrial Engineering
• 134 Aerospace and Rocket Engineering
• 136 Metallurgy
• 141 Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics
• 142 Power Machine Engineering
• 143 Nuclear Power Engineering
• 144 Thermal Power Engineering
• 151 Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies
• 152 Metrology and Measurement Instrumentation
• 161 Chemical Technologies and Engineering
• 162 Biotechnology and Bioengineering
• 163 Biomedical Engineering
• 171 Electronics
• 172 Telecommunications and Radio Engineering (including substreams)
• 173 Avionics
• 184 Mining
• 186 Publishing and Printing
• 227 Physical Rehabilitation

Entry requirements

The source provides a licensed list of doctoral fields but does not specify admission criteria. Applicants should consult the university’s doctoral admissions information for standard PhD entry requirements, supervisory availability and any field-specific prerequisites.

Career prospects

Holding a PhD in any of the listed fields typically supports careers in academic research and teaching, advanced R&D roles within industry, specialist professional practice and leadership positions where doctoral-level expertise is required. Exact outcomes depend on the chosen discipline.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source does not detail scholarships or funding. Prospective doctoral candidates should contact the university’s graduate office or prospective departments to learn about scholarships, grants, research assistantships and other funding opportunities tied to their chosen PhD specialisation.