The history of the Zaporizhzhia National Technical University (NTU) started in November of 1900 when a mechanical, technical vocational college was established in Alexandrovsk (now Zaporizhzhia). From that time, it was changing its name and, in 2001, became a National.

ZNTU today consists of:

• 6 institutes, 12 departments;
• 60 chairs (including the military training department);
• more than 13 thousand students, including 8 thousand full-time students;
• bachelors, specialists (engineers), and masters are trained in 51 specialties;
• 9 teaching and laboratory buildings with the newest equipment;
• 4 hostels for 2200 students, 1 family type hostel;
• a library counting over 1 million copies and numerous online resources;
• developed Internet infrastructures;
• a sanatorium facility, a medical center, – health and recreation centers on the Dnieper River and the Azov Sea;
• sports and nutrition facilities;
• robust administrative services.

Over 110 years, our university has been graduating thousands of professionals, many of whom became leaders in the Ukrainian industry’s respective branches.

The educational process is provided by 830 lecturers, including 600 lecturers with science degrees and science rank. 29 persons have honored ranks of distinguished scientists and education workers, including State award laureates.

ZNTU consists of several organization departments:

• Berdyansk Machine Building College;
• Zaporizhzhya Electrotechnical College;
• Zaporizhzhya Radioelectronics College;
• Zaporizhzhya Humanities College;
• Tokmak mechanical, technical school.

We have always responded promptly to the changing demands of the businesses. The following priorities should be mentioned when talking about the successful development of the university:

• providing the industrial regions with high-quality engineers;
• developing and strengthening of the ties with the industry leaders in Ukraine;
• continuous updating of the university equipment and facilities;
• increasing the quality of the education, including the improved linguistic training and continuous education option;
• forming the university graduate as a well-rounded individual and a patriot of independent Ukraine;
• developing international relations.