Daria Romanova (MIT-624) received a scholarship from the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine

Daria Dmytrivna Romanova has been a graduate student in our department, majoring in 263 Civil security, since September 1, 2024. She has maintained excellent academic standing throughout her studies and is actively involved in community service. He is highly regarded and respected among students and faculty, and serves as a role model for students in their academic and research work. One example is that Daria participated in All-Ukrainian competitions for student research papers and academic Olympiads, where she went on to win prizes.

During her two years of study at the university, she participated in international scientific and practical conferences, resulting in the publication of four abstracts in professional journals and the receipt of corresponding certificates of participation.

Toward the end of her first year, Daria was offered the opportunity to study through the Erasmus+ KA1 international academic mobility program, under which she studied at the University of Tartu (Tartu, Estonia) from September 2025 to January 2026, where she earned high grades and improved her English language skills. Upon returning to the university, Daria shared her experiences with her classmates, as well as insights into how the academic process is organized at a European university.


In accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine №1527 dated September 8, 2026, and the Order of the National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute” №1523ST dated September 15, 2026, Daria Dmytrivna Romanova, a student in group MIT-624, has been awarded the Ivan Ogienko Academic Scholarship of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

The staff of the Department of Occupational and Environmental Safety congratulates Daria Romanova on this outstanding achievement and wishes her success.

Advisor to the MIT-624 group, assoc. prof. of the Department “OandES”, Candidate of Engineering Science, senior researcher Oleksandr Yanchyk

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