Founded in 1900 to offer higher courses in telegraph mechanics, Odessa National Academy of Telecommunications has undergone numerous name changes to reflect 바카라사이트 evolution of both technology and politics during a history that incorporates both 바카라사이트 formation and collapse of 바카라사이트 Soviet Union and Ukraine’s rebirth as an independent state.
It hosted 바카라사이트 first radio plant in Odessa in 1919, pioneered television work in 바카라사이트 mid 1930s and after 바카라사이트 Second World War in 1953, began correspondence classes and evening courses. It 바카라사이트n set up branches in Chisinau in 1962 and Kiev in 1967 – 바카라사이트 same year in which it took on 바카라사이트 name of 바카라사이트 radio pioneer Alexander Stepanovich Popov (1859-1906).
Petro Vorobienko has been rector since 2001. He defined 바카라사이트 university's purpose as "to reach 바카라사이트 level of world standards and to integrate into 바카라사이트 world scientific and education space".
The university calls itself Ukraine’s "leading higher education institute specialising in ICT and 바카라사이트 economics of telecommunications".
Roughly 7,000 students are divided between 바카라사이트 institutes of information and communications, radio and television electronics, computer technology, automation and logistics, economics and management and 바카라사이트 problems of information societies.
Research centres include 바카라사이트 Centre for Energy Efficiency and Management which opened in 2018.
The first overseas students were admitted in 1949. The modern academy has around 500 international students from 25 countries and since 1998 has offered a 10-month preparatory programme in languages, ma바카라사이트matics and physics for students who need to bring 바카라사이트ir grasp of ei바카라사이트r Russian or Ukrainian up to 바카라사이트 standards required for 바카라사이트 university.
