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History of the Department, Goals and Objectives The Department of Transport Technologies and Technical Services was founded in 1993 under the name 'Production Management'. In 1998, it became part of the newly established Faculty of Management, and in 1999 it was renamed 'Regional Management' and trained specialists in public service, management, and transportation organization. |
In 2012, based on it, the department 'Management of Transport Infrastructure' was created. After reorganization in 2013, the departments merged, forming the 'Department of Transport Technologies and Technical Services'.
From 2017 to 2022, the department was headed by Ph.D. in Technical Sciences Mykhailo Yevhenovych Krystopchuk, and since 2022 – Dr. of Economic Sciences Viktoriya Mykolayivna Nikonychuk.
Currently, the department employs five associate professors, one professor, and two senior instructors who actively engage in educational, methodological, scientific, and educational activities. The department's team is based on the principles of systemic thinking, innovation, and social responsibility.
Mission and Objectives of the Department
Our department is dedicated to training highly qualified specialists in the field of transport technologies and technical services. We promote the development of modern transport systems through innovative education, applied scientific research, and active collaboration with the industry and society.
Goal of the Departmentis to ensure a high level of educational and scientific training for specialists, conduct relevant research, and implement innovative solutions in the field of transport technologies and technical services. This contributes to the competitiveness of graduates and the development of transport infrastructure and logistics in Ukraine.
Strategic Objectives:
Approach to the educational processis based on the best global practices: combining academic excellence, applied research, technology transfer, and social responsibility. This approach not only enhances the prestige of the department but also significantly expands competitive advantages for students — opening the way to modern education, international projects, real practical experience, and a high level of employment.
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