National Transport University

In 1944, Kyiv Automobile and Highway Institute was founded. Since September 2000, it has been called National Transport University (NTU). In 1944, there were two Faculties: the Faculty of Road Construction and the Faculty of Automotive and Mechanical Engineering which trained specialists in the following areas of specialism: motorways, bridges, automobiles and automobile facilities, road-building machines and mechanisms. As of today, there are three educational centers, a research institute, and eight separate units: 3 educational consulting centers and 5educational establishments of I-II level of accreditation. NTU trains specialists in 20 fields of study and gives them 30 different qualifications. ( For more information, visit faculty sites). Since 1963, the university has trained international students. Over this period, the university has trained students from 20 different countries: Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bulgaria, Armenia, Georgia, Ecuador, Estonia, Israel, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, China, Latvia, Lithia, Moldova, Germany, Peru, Russia, Syria, Sudan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan.3885 professionals have been trained. Currently 700 international students from 10 countries are getting basic higher education at the university.