Dormitory №2
A classic corridor-style student dormitory right in the heart of the city. Conveniently located near the university (300 meters from the main building), the Zaporizhzhia-2 train station, and all the necessary shops. Perfect for freshmen and an active student life.
- Location 70 Gogol Street
- Type Corridor-style, 5 floors
- Places 440 beds (148 rooms)
- Bathrooms 2 on each floor + shared shower room
- Advantages 300 metres from the building, near the station
- Accessibility Vertical lift, available
The dormitory can be reached by all forms of transport: tram, trolleybus and minibus. The dormitory is very conveniently located, with a variety of shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, the ‘Zaporizhzhia 2’ railway station and so on nearby. It is approximately 300 metres from the main university building.
The dormitory, built in 1963, is a five-storey building with a corridor layout, featuring two shared bathrooms on each floor and a communal shower area for the entire dormitory (separate facilities for men and women). There are 148 rooms designated for accommodation, with a total of 440 beds.
As part of the implementation of the National Strategy for Creating a Barrier-Free Environment in Ukraine, an action plan for its implementation for 2023–2024 has been approved, under which dormitory No. 2 has been equipped with barrier-free access facilities. A vertical lift has been installed to ensure architectural accessibility to the building and the halls of residence for people with reduced mobility. This is another step towards creating suitable conditions for students with special educational needs. According to the results of the technical survey, the building and premises of dormitory No. 2 provide accessibility for people with disabilities in accordance with current Ukrainian legislation, as confirmed by the relevant expert opinion (PDF, 696 KB)
The dormitory staff includes: a director, a passport officer, a housekeeper, four doormen (working in shifts), cleaning staff, a janitor, an electrician, and a plumber.
To prevent violations of dormitory rules, theft, fights, and damage to personal property and dormitory property, turnstiles were purchased, installed, and put into operation, and video surveillance equipment was installed, all of which are currently functioning successfully. Each dormitory resident has been issued an access card bearing their last name, first name, patronymic, academic group number, and the room number where the student resides. All residents have been warned of the possible consequences (eviction from the dormitory) if they transfer their access card to others.
To maintain proper living conditions in the dormitory, a large number of routine repairs are carried out on an ongoing basis, including bathroom renovations and cosmetic repairs to floors, kitchens, and common areas.
In 2024, a recreation room was opened in the dormitory where residents can watch movies and play board games.
The third and fourth floors feature specially designated smoking areas equipped with exhaust ventilation systems.
The Student Self-Governance Center is located on the dormitory grounds; it consists of the chair of the dormitory student council and the floor representatives. The composition of the Student Council is constantly updated and includes representatives from all academic years. They actively engage in educational, advocacy, and organizational work among students, including organizing various events and competitions, providing guidance on a wide range of issues, and more.
Issues related to the operation and functioning of the dormitory are regularly discussed at meetings of the Dormitory Student Council, the primary student union organization for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University, as well as at the university’s academic councils and the academic councils of its faculties and institutes. The director of the student campus regularly reports on the condition and activities in the dormitories.
Information regarding the work in the dormitories is also covered in the reports of the rector, the vice rector for academic affairs, student affairs, and international relations, and the vice rector for administrative and financial affairs. Issues related to the dormitory’s operations are raised at meetings between students and the mayor of the city and regional leadership.
Students are constantly actively involved in the cultural and sporting life of the region, the city, the university and the campus.
