Address: 2, Mala Shyianovska (Nemyrovych-Danchenko) Str., Kyiv, 01011, Building 2, Rooms 4-0302, 4-0305 а, 4-0318
For more information:
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e-mail: ktkvsh@knutd.edu.ua
The Department of Fashion Technology was created in 2022 by joining the Department of Design and Technology of Textile Materials to the Department of Design and Technology of Leather Products.
The Department has the following educational and scientific laboratories: "Design and development of footwear at Delcam CRISPIN", "Laboratory of sewing technologies of the fashion industry", "Laboratory of design and technological preparation of leather goods production", "3D laboratory of anthropometric studies", "Laboratory of footwear and haberdashery design products". The purpose of creating these laboratories is to provide students with the opportunity to master innovative technologies in design, modeling, projecting and product technology. The Department has two educational knitting laboratories; four teaching laboratories in materials science; knitwear design and CAD office; educational laboratory of knitwear design and artistic design; educational sewing laboratory. At its disposal, the Department has computers that are used in the teaching of design courses, in the preparation of laboratory, course, diploma and scientific papers. In addition, the educational process includes laboratory work in specialized computer classes of the information and computing center of KNUTD.
Considerable attention is paid not only to education but also to the research work of students. Most students are engaged in scientific and research work in various directions under the guidance of teachers of the Department. The Department has the Student House of Shoe Models, where students develop and manufacture promising samples of shoes and leather goods for various purposes. The designs of the Student House of Shoe Models have received recognition both in Ukraine (annual prizes at the all-Ukrainian competitions of young footwear designers) and in other countries.
The intensification of the educational process, the development and implementation of the latest progressive forms of education, the preparation of textbooks and manuals, and the improvement of professional and pedagogical qualifications have become the key to the Department's success in training highly qualified specialists, and over 90 years, almost 7,000 of them have been trained in all forms of education, including more than 650 design engineers and 50 specialists for Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Vietnam, Germany, Cuba, Mongolia, Romania, and Iraq. Many graduates of the Department work abroad.
The training of bachelors and masters at the Department is conducted by 7 highly qualified teachers, including 5 professors, 7 associate professors, and 1 assistant. The number of teachers with scientific degrees and scientific titles is 100%.
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In 2004, she graduated with honors from KNUTD with a master's degree, majoring in "Chemical technology and equipment for equipment production". In 2009, she defended her PhD degree. She was awarded the title of associate professor in 2010. In 2017, she defended her doctoral dissertation on the topic "Development of the scientific foundations of technological processes of furnishing textile materials taking into account the nanostate of dyes" in the specialty 05.18.19 - technology of textile materials, sewn and knitted products. She has more than 100 scientific works and 9 patents. The co-author of the monographs "Reactional modification of fibrous materials" (2013), "Nanotechnologies in the preparation of textile materials using nanostate dyes" (2017), the textbook "Textile-auxiliary compounds" approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ukraine (2012). Research interests: chemical technology of fibrous materials; bactericidal fibrous materials; synthesis of oxidizing dyes on fibrous materials; technology of textile materials; thermodynamics of dyeing processes. Laureate of the award of the President of Ukraine for young scientists (2011). Scholarship holder of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine (2014-2016), scholarship holder of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for the most talented young scientists - doctors of science (2020).
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In 1995, she graduated from the State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine, majoring in "Technology of fabrics and knitwear". In 1995-1998, a graduate student of the Department, from November 1998 to August 2001, she worked as an assistant at the Department. In October 1999, she defended her thesis for the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences, majoring in "Technology of textile materials". Since September 2001, she has been working as an associate professor at theDepartment. In December 2002, she was awarded the academic title of associate professor at the Department. In 2005-2006, she performed the duties of the deputy of the Department. In April 2013, she defended her thesis for the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences. In June 2015, she was awarded the academic title of professor of the Department of Knitwear Production Technology. The author of 200 publications, of which 168 are of a scientific nature, some publications are included in the Scopus scientometric database, 55 articles are in specialized publications, 10 in the leading scientific publications of other countries; 6 patents, 7 certificates of copyright registration for a work; 30 publications of an educational and methodological nature, including 1 textbook approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ukraine, 2 teaching aids approved by KNUTD. Since 2015, she has been the secretary of the specialized scientific council D 26.102.06. Member of the specialized scientific council D26.102.01 From 2008 to 2013, she was the vice chairman, since 2014 – the chairman of the Ukrainian national section of the International Federation of Knitwear Technologists (IFKT).
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In 1976, he graduated from KTILP and was sent to work at Kyiv Industrial Association named after M. V. Frunze (now Chynbar PJSC, Kyiv), where he worked as a foreman, shop foreman, production manager, and chief engineer. Since 1991, he has been the general director of Chynbar PJSC. In 1990, he defended his PhD thesis on the topic "Development of resource-saving, low-waste technology of wet-ash processes in the production of chrome skins." In 2011, he defended his doctoral thesis on the topic "Scientific foundations of the wet-ash processes in leather production". In August 2014, by the Decree of the President of Ukraine, he was awarded the honorary title of Laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine in Science and Technology for the work "Multifunctional leather and fur materials". Since 2014, he has been a developer and member of the Educational Investment and Technology Cluster of Light Industry in Kyiv. Author of more than 150 printed works. Research work is devoted to the creation of environmentally safe technologies for the production of a wide range of leather. Author of the monograph "Management of the competitiveness of leather production", co-author of the textbook "Technology and equipment of leather and fur production" and the training manual "Modern fur production". Honored worker of the industry of Ukraine.     |
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She graduated from the State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine in 1998, majoring in "Technology and design of leather products" with honors and the qualification of a design engineer. She has been working at KNUTD since 2002, since 2003 – as an associate professor, and since 2020 as a professor of the Department. Candidate of Technical Sciences since 2002. She defended her thesis on the topic "Development of a unified internal form and upper of children's training shoes for game sports”. In 2005, she was awarded the academic title of associate professor. In October 2020, she defended her doctoral dissertation on the topic "Development of the scientific basis of the technology for the production of natural leather for shoes of the elderly”. She has 45 publications, including 5 in the international scientometric database Scopus, 1 monograph and 7 patents for a utility model. Participated in 14 scientific and practical conferences of international and all-Ukrainian levels with a presentation and publication of theses. She received the gratitude from the Mayor of Kyiv. In 2003-2006, she performed the duties of an academic secretary of the Specialized Academic Council D 26.102.03 and was the head of the Council of Young Scientists of KNUTD. Since 2013, she has been an academic secretary of KNUTD.
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In 2004, she graduated with honors from KNUTD with a master's degree, majoring in "Chemical technology and equipment of equipment production". In 2008, she defended her PhD thesis on the topic "Obtaining electrically conductive properties of textile materials in the process of equipment" in the specialty "Technology of textile materials, sewn and knitted products". In 2008, she received a diploma of Candidate of Technical Sciences. The academic title of associate professor was awarded in 2014. She has more than 80 scientific works, among which there are publications included in the international scientific and metric database Scopus, and 10 patents of Ukraine. She is a laureate of the Prize of the President of Ukraine for young scientists (2011), a scholarship holder of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine (2010-2012). Co-author of the textbook approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ukraine "Textile and auxiliary compounds", co-author of more than 20 methodological developments, co-author of the monograph "Obtaining barrier properties of textile materials using nanotechnology" (2013). Scientific head of state budget topics in 2012-2016: "Scientific foundations of nanotechnologies for the creation of fibrous materials with magnetic and electrically conductive properties", "Physico-chemical regularities of nanotechnologies for the creation of textile materials with a complex of barrier properties for protection in emergency situations". In 2019, she defended her doctoral dissertation on the topic "Development of the scientific foundations of nanotechnologies for the creation of textile materials with conductive and magnetic properties”. Research interests: chemical technology of textile materials; fibers with electromagnetic properties; synthesis of oxidizing dyes on fibrous materials; nanotechnology for creating textile materials with special properties.
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After graduating from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry in 1991 with a degree in "Technological engineering of leather products", she worked at the shoe factory No. 6 as an upper cutter, and a foreman. At the university, she worked at the Department of Technology of Leather Products as an assistant and at the same time was a researcher (involved in scientific research and working on her candidate's dissertation), then worked as an associate professor. In 1997, she defended her PhD thesis. The topic of the candidate's thesis was “Creation of a technology for drying a three-layer package of shoes from NS using sign-changing temperature regimes”." She received the academic title of associate professor in June 2003. A.I. Babych is the head of the active scientific group "Scientific developments in the design and manufacture of products of the fashion industry", a member of the jury of the All-Ukrainian Student Olympiad of KNUTD, a member of the jury of the competition of student research papers, she prepares students for participation in competitions and Olympiads. The author of 180 publications, of which 160 are of a scientific nature, including one article in a professional publication included in the Scopus scientometric database, 1 study guide approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ukraine, 2 study guides approved by KNUTD, 10 publications in leading Ukrainian and foreign scientific journalistic editions on the implementation of elements of inclusive education in higher education institutions for hearing-impaired students, and more than 50 abstracts of reports of international and all-Ukrainian conferences.
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He graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry in 1973. Received the specialty "Technological engineer of leather products". Worked at KNUTD from 1973 to 1996 and from 2008 to the present. He defended his candidate's thesis in 1982 on the topic "Solution of technological problems of footwear production by methods of heuristic self-organization”. Teaching experience abroad: from 1985 to 1988 and from 1990 to 1994 in Algeria, and from 1996 to 2007 in Tunisia. The author of more than 50 publications of a scientific and educational and methodological nature in the editions of various levels, 2 patents for an industrial design, 2 training manuals approved by KNUTD in French and a multilingual dictionary of shoe production terms. Supervises the scientific work of students, the best of which are awarded with certificates of winners at all-Ukrainian and international competitions (1st place in 2016 – N.S. Kiryanova with "Three-dimensional design and interactive development of the technological process for the production of special shoes for people with mechanical damage to the lower extremities", 2nd place in 2017 – N.S. Shisha with "Automation of technological preparation of footwear production of various methods", 1st place in 2019 – A.I. Tikhova with "3D design of leather goods from new environmentally friendly materials", 2nd place in 2019 – V.V. Vasyutynska with "Spatial modeling and development of a collection of leather goods").
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She graduated from the State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine in 1997, majoring in "Technology and design of leather products" and received the qualification of a design engineer. Experience of scientific and pedagogical work — since September 1997. Defended her candidate's thesis in 2007 on the topic "Improving the harmony of the internal form and constructions of boys' and girls' shoes." Has more than 100 publications, 2 Scopus articles, 2 educational manuals approved by the Ministry of Education and Culture and other educational and methodological developments, 2 patents. Research interests: Scientific development of modern resource-saving constructions of shoes, special, preventive, and haberdashery products, using computer automated systems. Supervises the scientific works of students, the best of which are awarded the certificates of winners at all-Ukrainian and international competitions (2nd place in 2014 – Maryna Pavlik: "Development of an assortment of children's shoes based on osnodelcamcrispin" and 4th place in 2015 – Kateryna Maksymchuk in the competition of student scientific papers for winning a personal award Delcam\Autodesk). Since 2018, she has been a member of the jury of various competitions: All-Ukrainian Student Olympiad at KNUTD, "Chestnut Constellation", "Pecherski Kashtany" International Competition (2009-2014), "Business Style. School 2019" of the fashion industry". |
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Graduated from the State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine in 1999. Received the qualification of a research engineer in the specialty "Design of leather products". She has been working at KNUTD since 2003. In 2003, she defended her PhD thesis on the topic "Development of computer technology for designing the inner shape of shoes”. Awarded an honorary Certificate of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine for fruitful work with gifted student youth; received an award from the Kyiv City Administration for participating in a competition of scientific papers. In 2006, she received the title of associate professor. Has more than 20 publications. Actively cooperates with foreign partners of Albania and Portugal.
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She graduated from the State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine in 1995 with honors in the specialty "Technology and design of garments" and obtained the qualification of technological engineer. Her experience of scientific and pedagogical work at KNUTD is from December 1998. Defended her PhD thesis in 2012 on the topic "Improvement of the technological process of forming the details of the "sleeve-armhole" node of upper shoulder clothing." She is the author of more than 50 publications, including 3 educational manuals with the KNUTD seal, 3 patents for a useful model, 5 scientific articles in professional editions included in the Scopus scientometric database. Since 2018 - Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Fashion.
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Since 2002, she has been working as the head of the knitting laboratories of the Department of Knitwear Production Technology. After graduating from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry in 1995, she worked as a senior laboratory technician (1995-2002). In 2009, she defended her PhD thesis. Since 2014, she is a part-time associate professor of the Department. Since 2015 - associate professor of the Department. In 2015, she was awarded the academic title of associate professor of the Department of Knitwear Production Technology. The author of 48 publications, of which 46 are of a scientific nature, including 12 articles in specialized editions, 10 patents, 2 publications of an educational and methodological nature. After the defense of the candidate's thesis, 19 works were published, of which 17 were scientific (out of 6 in specialized publications – 3 were individual), 2 were of an educational and methodological nature, and one was a patent for an industrial design.
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She graduated from the Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogical Academy in 2002, majoring in "Professional training. Technology of textile and light industry". In 2007, she defended her PhD thesis on the topic "Development and research of textile composite materials for medical products". Since 2015, she has been the head of the Post-graduate and Doctoral Studies Department of KNUTD. In 2020, she was awarded the academic title of associate professor of the Department of Technology and Design of Textile Materials. Academic internship: Summer school at the Technical University of Liberec, 2005 (Czech Republic); Slovak Technical University, 2005 (Slovak Republic); Ghent University, 2007-2008 (Belgium). Scholar of the International Visegrad Foundation (2009-2010). Participant of international projects: EUREKA E! 3191 MULFUNC, EUREKA E! 3778 MANGO, EUREKA E! 5799 BATAN, FP7 2BFUNTEX290500 (2004-2015). Scientific leader of international projects: EUREKA E! 10710 UV-SHIELD (2017-2020), "Development and investigation of nanomodified textiles for human-being and electronic equipment's protection" (2019-2020). Winner of the award of the President of Ukraine for young scientists (2009). Author/co-author of 60 scientific publications. Co-author of 1 monograph. Research interests: nanotechnologies for the production of textile materials with special properties, heat and mass transfer in textile and multilayer composites.
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Graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design in 2006. In 2008, he founded the Ukrainian shoe brand LITINI. In 2021, he defended his PhD on the topic "Improving the technology of manufacturing shoes according to individual orders." He has been working at the University since 2015.
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Maryna MARKHAY, senior laboratory assistant |
Educational and scientific laboratory for the design of shoes and haberdashery
The main direction of scientific activities: preparation of materials, assemblies, finished products and packages for the study of indicators of physical and mechanical properties of leather products (strength of thread connections, strength of attachment of parts of the bottom to the top of the workpiece, stiffness of the toe and back, flexibility, etc.).
Educational and scientific laboratory of 3D anthropometric studies
The main direction of scientific activities:
- research of anthropometric and biomechanical feet for the purpose of developing constructions of shoes, prostheses, special insoles;
- anthropometric studies of feet with the aim of improving shoe designs for different age groups;
- formation of author's collections of shoes and accessories;
- study of the design features of shoe pads taking into account individual foot parameters;
- development of design and construction of shoe models using modern CAD.
Educational and scientific laboratory of sewing technologies in the fashion industry
The laboratory performs educational and methodological and scientific research functions of development, design and implementation of innovative technologies of the fashion industry in the educational process.
- the use of mathematical apparatus for mastering the theoretical foundations and practical application of design methods and assessment of the quality level of products of the fashion industry;
- improvement of the organization of the design and creative process, the development of creative thinking and the search for new creative design solutions in the fashion industry.
Educational and scientific laboratory of design and technological preparation of leather goods production
The laboratory ensures the performance of research work by teachers, graduate students and undergraduates in the context of the subjects of laboratory, diploma, and post-graduate studies of a scientific-research nature and conducting research related to the implementation of state-contractual and state-budget scientific topics.
The main direction of activities:
- studying and researching the strength of threaded seams;
- ways and methods of processing edges of parts of leather products;
- research of various ways of connecting details of leather goods;
- improvement of technological processes of assembling shoe upper blanks.
The Department is equipped with educational and scientific laboratories that allow testing of fibers, threads and fabrics in accordance with the current standards:
Educational and scientific laboratories are equipped with standardized devices for determining the mechanical and physical properties of materials for textile and light industry products.
Educational process in the knitting laboratories of the Department
The Department has one branch at PJSC "Sofia" knitwear enterprise (Brovary), the technical base of which is used not only for production and pre-diploma practices, but also for laboratory work.
As part of the Educational Investment-Technological Cluster of Light Industry, which includes KNUTD, the academic staff of the Department, together with "RA.DA" LLC, perform research work on the creation of trekking socks with antibacterial action and deodorizing effect; functional knitted fabrics for the production of fire-resistant underwear and balaclavas as elements of military uniforms and firemen's overalls.
The scientific work conducted at the Department has received wide recognition and use, its relevance is confirmed in the defense of more than 15 doctoral and 70 candidate theses; the teachers have prepared and published 50 monographs and textbooks, received more than 200 author certificates and 1000 articles.
Scientific Schools (1930-2022)
Today, the scientific research of the Department is conducted within the scientific school "Scientific bases of development, creation and fixation of the internal form of shoes and assortment", the founder of which is Dr. Prof. V.P. Konoval. The scientific school gained further development under the leadership of Svitlana Harkavenko, Ph.D., Professor, winner of the State Prize of Ukraine in Science and Technology. Today, the scientific school is headed by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Assoc. Prof. Natalia Pervaya.
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Svitlana HARKAVENKO |
Natalia PERVAYA |
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Natalia SUPRUN |
The founder of the scientific school "Socially oriented sewing and textile products for people with disabilities, the seriously ill and other people with limited mobility" is Doctor of Technical Sciences. Prof. N.P. Suprun. The main areas of work are: development of a promising assortment and production of materials for making garments for people with disabilities and the seriously ill; improvement of methods of determining and providing the properties of safety of consumption and comfort to textile materials of various purposes; development of medical and recreational products with prolonged therapeutic and antimicrobial action from domestic textile raw materials. |
The creation of scientific researchers of different generations, united by a common program and style of research work under the leadership of scientists recognized by society, made it possible to ensure the high efficiency of scientific developments, their distribution and implementation, as well as the reproduction of scientific searches at qualitatively new levels. Today, Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design has formed and fruitfully manages scientific and art schools, which have made a significant contribution to the development of science and culture on a national and international scale. And, undoubtedly, in the future, scientific research at the University will deepen and develop, approaching the world level.
The Department is a degree-granting department. Field of knowledge: 18 - Production and technologies, Specialty: 182 "Technologies of light industry", Educational programs "Computer design in the fashion industry", "Fashion industry", "Textile engineering".
CREATIVE DEVELOPMENTS OF STUDENTS
Today, the best shoe collections developed by our students participate in numerous specialized competitions of young shoe designers: "Pecherski Kashtany" (Kyiv), "Fashionable Color" (Mukachevo), as well as far abroad. At the same time, students receive a high rating from the jury in various nominations every year, which is confirmed by diplomas and awards.
The new creative specializations of the footwear specialty involve the mastering of a number of design disciplines, the main task of which is to help reveal the student's inner potential, orient him to the continuous continuous development and improvement of talent and professional skills.
The initial stage of creating a design masterpiece is the development of sketches. The most progressive approach to the implementation of this stage of work is the use of modern computer graphic programs.
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Computer sketch of shoes based on analog transformation. The author is O. Arnautov
STUDENT DESIGN BUREAU
Students are not limited to the theoretical study of specialized courses. After all, professionalism is acquired through painstaking and fruitful work: practice at production sites, development and production of one’s own designer collections of shoes, accessories and clothes.
Working in the student groups "Scientific developments in the design and manufacture of products of the fashion industry" and "Marketing support for the formation of the assortment of leather products" and the design bureau, students develop shoe collections that later participate in various competitions (including the international ones) for young fashion designers of shoes and accessories. Purposeful and inspired artists are not intimidated by the painstaking work of implementing an imaginary idea into a finished shoe, although this process involves a long list of operations.
In 2017, the shoe museum of Kyiv National Universities of Technology and Design was opened.
Rector of KNUTD, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine in Science and Technology I.M. Hryshchenko, opens a new art object of the University:
design studio (Shoe Design Studio) - shoe museum - multimedia audience
Now, the complex of facilities whose work provides a modern level of practical training for future designers and technologists in the footwear and leather goods industry includes:
- The Delcam CRISPIN training center has been operating for 5 years on the basis of a tripartite agreement between the British company Delcam (Autodesk) and the educational and scientific laboratory "Design and development of Delcam CRISPIN footwear" (Room 1-0318).
- Laboratory of educational, industrial practice and scientific research, which contains 100 units of technological equipment, similar to those installed at most enterprises of Ukraine. The laboratory shoe park is 315 units and more than 260 half-pairs of shoe samples provided by the University's partners (TM MIDA) and more than 180 half-pairs (LucianoCarvari). A full range of shoe materials and highly qualified specialists with extensive experience in the Fashion industry (Room 2-0201).
- Art object unique in format, which unites the triad: shoe museum - showroom, shoe design studio (ShoeDesignStudio KNUTD) - multimedia auditorium (Room 1-0111).
Among the exhibits of the museum is a cobbler's workplace with attributes of the 19th and 20th centuries
The presentation of the design studio on a unique mini-podium completes the display of the models of the winners of international contests for young shoe designers
PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS IN DESIGN COMPETITIONS
The Department of Fashion Technology is a co-organizer of the International Competition of Young Designers "Pecherski Kashtany" and the All-Ukrainian New Year-Christmas Competition of Young Fashion Designers of One Image and New Year-Christmas Decor "Constellation "Chestnut".
1st place – Pro-art Eternal rays of the sun. Yan Stepanenko, Natalia Borshchevska
2nd place – Prêt-a-porter Titan. Iryna Kiryanova, Natalia Kiryanova
1st place – StandFast accessories. Maria Kuts
1 place – Prêt-a-porterSpaceMotion. Anna Kohut
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3rd place – Prêt-a-porterNewmoderncombination. Victoria Popova, Natalya Gaponyuk
Rosemallow. Natalya Tukalo, Kateryna Rytshel
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2nd place – Prêt-a-porter Evolution. Bohdan Honcharenko
I place – Pro-artdeluxShabby chic. Sophia the Pole
3rd place – Accessories With Ukraine in Our Heart. Alina Hayduk, Tetyana Pylypenko, Yulia Didyk and Iryna Zhorova
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1st place – Accessories Vintage. Liudmyla Oksyuta
For ambitious and gifted authors, shoe contests are the first step on the ladder to real recognition.
Graduates of the Department work in all the CIS countries and abroad. Among them are statesmen, workers of international organizations (Ferenc Shmel, Hungary, member of the executive committee of the International Union of Shoemakers), people's deputies of Ukraine, directors and chief engineers of enterprises, academicians, professors, doctors and candidates of sciences, associate professors.
Among the famous graduates are O. Ya. Kasyanenko, Minister of Light Industry of Ukraine, Thiau-Hue-Kang — Minister of Light Industry of Vietnam, Deputy Ministers Warseiy Arbat (Hungary), M.Z. Vasylyuk, Heads of the departments of the Cabinet of Ministers or the Ministry of Light Industry of Ukraine V.V. Balutenko, S.A. Balaba, I.O. Aleksievska, S.F. Harkavenko, V.K. Gladkov, N.E. Grad, M. Yurchuk. K., rector of Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry I.V. Orlov, prominent figure and administrative worker of the USSR and Ukraine A.I. Kornienko, and others, as well as enterprise directors Yu. Toneva (Bulgaria), Miguel Gomez (Cuba), S.I. Kulchytskyi. (Moldova), I. Shevchuk, L.G. Kononets, L.L. Dontsova, S.V. Motora, D.V. Momot, V.A. Kharina, and many others; 3 doctors of science, more than 40 candidates of science, including Ferenc Shmel (Hungary), Zarev A. (Bulgaria), etc.
The Department fruitfully cooperates with the international partners of Great Britain, Lithuania, Poland on issues of international project and scientific activities, also maintains relations with the Ukrainian Academy of Technology, the League of Ukrshkirvzuttyaprom, LLC Softorg, etc.
In 2016, the residence of the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Great Britain in Ukraine held an awarding ceremony for the winners of the 2015 Delcam Scientific Paper Competition, which was attended by 24 leading Ukrainian technical universities. Kateryna Maksymchuk, a master student of the Department of Design and Technology of Leather Products of Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design, received one of the four prizes in the student project competition.
Awarding of diplomas and valuable prizes for first place among students of 24 universities
5th-year student Kateryna Maksymchuk and the supervisors
The Department actively participates in international exhibitions and conferences.
A master class on making a motanka doll as part of the Charity Fair "Circle of Life"
In the educational process, the experience and knowledge of manufacturers are widely used. Thus, the Department cooperates with OJSC "KROK" in Zhytomyr and Kyiv Orthopedic Plant through the created educational and production complexes; with the Zlin Faculty of Technology (Czech Republic), the University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy (Sofia, Bulgaria), the Budapest Institute of Technology (Hungary), the Mongolian Technical University, and many other departments of the CIS through the exchange of experience and scientific works.
Interdepartmental relations are maintained with the related departments of other countries: Kutaisi Technical University (Georgia), Technological Institute of Light and Food Industry (Kazakhstan), Higher Chemical and Technological Institute (Sofia, Bulgaria), Tirana Polytechnic University (Albania). These connections make it possible to exchange experience from scientific research, the content of educational programs, participate in exhibitions, competitions of student designs, and hold student Olympiads with some of them in the specialty majors.
Liudmyla HALAVSKA, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
Viktor LISHCHUK, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine in Science and Technology, academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences of Ukraine
Natalia PERVAYA, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
Yana REDKO, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor
Antonina BABYCH, Candidate of Technical Sciences, associate professor, secretary of the Department
Serhiy KAMENETS, Candidate of Technical Sciences, associate professor
Victoria KERNESH, Candidate of Technical Sciences, associate professor
Liliya Chertenko, Candidate of Technical Sciences, associate professor
Oksana VODZINSKA, Candidate of Technical Sciences, associate professor
Tymofiy LYPSKY, Candidate of Technical Sciences, associate professor
Larysa RZHAVICHEVA, head of the knitting laboratories of the Department
Tetyana MAKHINYA, head of the knitting laboratories of the Department
Liudmyla SLYVA, laboratory assistant
Vira SIPOTENKO, training master
