Meeting of the rector of the Polytechnic University with students and team leaders who represented the university at the All-Ukrainian competition «Student Tech Challenge 2025» from Huawei
On December 9, at the Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University, Rector Viktor Greshta met with students and team leaders who represented the university at the All-Ukrainian Competition «Student Tech Challenge 2025» from Huawei and won: https://zp.edu.ua/studenty-zaporizkoi-politekhniky-sered-peremozhtsiv-vseukrainskoho-konkursu-student-tech-challenge-2025/
Our participants have already won prizes and special awards in the competition, so this meeting was a logical continuation of their success – a time for thoughtful conversation, analysis of results, and planning new steps.
Together, they discussed the competition tasks, the format and features of the competition, as well as how the conditions of the competition have changed over the past few years.
Rector Viktor Greshta proposed using the university’s cogeneration plant to conduct practical classes and research work for students.
Associate Professor of the Department of Electric Drive and Automation of Industrial Plants Yevhen Potapenko shared ideas for further research in the field of digital energy, which could become the basis for new team projects.
Dean of the Faculty of Information Security and Electronic Communications Nataliia Furmanova emphasized the importance of multidisciplinary training, which combines telecommunications, energy, IT and automation, as well as language training, in order to strengthen the competitiveness of our students in such international competitions.
Senior lecturer at the Department of Radio Engineering and Telecommunications Harry Moroz proposed organizing a series of events that would combine study and quality recreation: informal technical meetings and educational and entertainment activities for students.
The meeting resulted in a shared vision: students’ participation in technological competitions and projects is not a one-time event, but the start of long-term development of teams, strengthening their scientific and engineering potential, and expanding the university’s partnerships with business, industry, and the international academic community.
Working together – developing together!
