KAI President Semenova: we want to compete with Aalto, Delft, Munich Tech
President of National University Kyiv Aviation Institute (KAI) Kseniia Semenova states that KAI aims to be similar to Finland’s Aalto University, Technical University of Munich, or Delft University of Technology, but over the next 2-4 years will compete for students with universities in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
Kseniia Semenova, President of National University Kyiv Aviation Institute (KAI), envisions her institution competing with prestigious universities such as Aalto University in Finland, Technical University of Munich, and Delft University of Technology. Semenova aims to achieve this within the next 2-4 years by competing for students against universities in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
Over the past few years, KAI has transformed its approach by focusing on research projects, strengthening academic integrity, and opening new laboratories in partnerships with businesses. The university has also experienced a significant increase in grant activity and has achieved notable growth in the Hirsch index and citations in Scopus.
Semenova highlights that the university's success is primarily attributed to the new management system, which includes a supervisory board, and the reform of higher education management.
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