Participation of Zaporizhia Polytechnic students in the DAAD InduTwin@scale project

In December 2025, the implementation of the international educational project DAAD InduTwin@scale was completed on the basis of our partner – Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts (FH Dortmund, Germany): https://www.fh-dortmund.de/projekte/fis.import.proj.de.194.php?loc=en

Thanks to the support of the project coordinator for Ukraine, Armenia and Kazakhstan, Honorary Professor of Zaporizhia Polytechnic, Director of IDiAL FH Dortmund Carsten Wolf, students of Zaporizhia Polytechnic had a great opportunity to join the project activities.

In the fall semester of 2024/2025, 9 students from different faculties (computer science and technology, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, construction, architecture and design, information security and electronic communications) took part in the InduTwin English Language Team Task: “Smart Cities” course online. 3 students received certificates of successful completion of the course.

In the fall semester of 2025/2026, 24 students from different faculties (mechanical engineering, law, business technology and economics, electrical engineering, construction, architecture and design, computer science and technology, humanities, engineering and physics, physical culture and sports management, transport) took part in the InduTwin English Language Team Task: “Circular Economy: Automotive Industry” course. 7 students received certificates of successful completion of the course.

In the spring semester 2024/2025, students Ilya Parkhomenko (KNT–212), Alisa Khomenko (KNT–212) and Liliya Menkova (E–515m) chose courses in English and studied at FH Dortmund within the framework of the academic mobility program: https://go-study-europe.de/mobility-programm-supported-by-daad-indutwin/

In the fall semester 2025/2026, student Alisa Khomenko continued her studies within the framework of the academic mobility program mobility.

Students Alisa Khomenko and Ilya Parkhomenko became participants in TOGAF Block Week (March 2025) and visited the North Rhine-Westphalia State Parliament in Düsseldorf (May 2025) together with other international students.

Together with colleagues from Kazakhstan (International IT University of Almaty and Astana IT University), our students completed and presented several projects, in particular within the framework of the courses “Mobile App Engineering” (Ilya Parkhomenko, Alisa Khomenko) and “Trends in Software Engineering” (Alisa Khomenko).

Participation in international projects gives our students invaluable experience of studying at foreign universities, developing professional and soft skills, as well as intercultural communication.

Working together – developing together!