Timeline ONTU

The official opening of the School and its solemn consecration took place on October 20, 1902. The permission to open the Mukomel School before the approval of its Statute was granted by the Minister of Finance S. Yu. Witte. As a progressive statesman, who was also closely connected to Odesa by studying at the Novorossiysk (Odesa) University and taking the first steps in a brilliant career, he contributed to the opening of an educational institution as soon as possible, the graduates of which were so badly needed by the country's flour industry.

The opening of the Mukomel School became a notable event in the young, rapidly growing city and was widely covered in the press.

The previous organizational work was entrusted to the professor of the Kharkiv Institute of Technology, a world-renowned scientist in the field of mechanical engineering, Volodymyr Serhiyevich Knabbe. In 1902, he was transferred from the Ministry of Public Education to the educational department of the Ministry of Finance "to develop regulations on the Mukomel School in Odessa and to organize the school itself." In 1902, V. S. Knabbe visited Germany, where he got acquainted with the system of educational institutions that trained specialists for mills.

In 1902, he moved to Odesa and became the first director of the Odesa School of Mukomels. V. S. Knabbe immediately began to form a teaching staff and prepare the School for its opening.

Initially, the School belonged to lower educational institutions with a three-year term of study, but V. S. Knabbe insisted that, taking into account foreign experience, the School should be equated with secondary technical schools.

The facade of the Odesa Mukomel school building

A group of teachers and students of the Odesa Mukomel School, October 20, 1902.

Odesa mill-technical school

On May 24, 1909, approved by the State Council and the State Duma and approved by the Supreme Court, the Law "On the Transformation of the Odesa School of Millers into the Odesa Mill-Technical School" entered into force with a four-year term of study. V. G. Reisich is appointed to the position of director of the newly established institution.

On September 12 of the same year, the Charter of the school was approved, which became an important milestone in its history. Thus, a modest institution, about the tasks of which only a small circle of mukomels was informed in detail, turned into a significant educational institution. According to its founder G. E. Weinstein, "in just a few years of its existence, the school has taken such deep roots that at this time the office answers 700-800 requests annually from all corners of our great motherland."

At the First All-Russian Flour Milling Exhibition (Petersburg, 1909), the Odesa Milling and Technical School received a high award - the Great Silver Medal.

Drawing class of the Odesa mill-technical school

Educational hall of Odesa mill-technical school

College of grain and flour technology

Due to the urgent need of the flour milling industry for qualified specialists, on June 22, 1922, the Odesa Milling Technical College was reorganized into the Odesa Technical College of Grain and Flour Technology. This is how the country's first higher educational institution of this profile was born. The law on public education stated: "Technical schools are higher educational and technical institutions that train highly qualified specialist managers (agronomists, engineers, economists, etc.) in a narrow field of the national economy."

The transition of the school to the level of a technical school fundamentally changed the content of education, its forms and methods, the organizational and staff structure, as well as the educational and material base.
Kostyantyn Andriyovych Bogomaz, a professor, technological engineer, graduate of the St. Petersburg Institute of Technology in 1884, a follower of professors P. M. Afanasyev and K. O. Zvorykin, was appointed head of the technical school.

Flour mill No. 52 - the first basic enterprise of the Odessa Technical College of Grain and Flour Technology, 1922.

The building of the institute on the street Shchepkina, 5, 1922-1930

Odesa Polytechnic College of Grain and Flour Technology

In 1928, the Odesa Polytechnic College of Grain and Flour Technology was transformed into the Odesa Polytechnic College of Grain and Flour Technology with three faculties: Technological, Mechanical and Bakery.

In the curriculum of the polytechnic, as before, great attention was paid to the organization of students' industrial practice.

After completing the first course, for two months (from May 15 to July 15), each student completed practical work in a carpentry workshop, a locksmith's shop, and then in a grain laboratory and a mill; after the 2nd and 3rd courses - a 4-month internship at flour milling enterprises in different regions of the country with payment at the place of work. At the graduation course, the consolidation of knowledge in production lasted six months. Such a system of training engineering personnel contributed to the acquisition of solid practical skills in the field.

Since 1928, the university has been publishing scientific works of the institute's employees. In November 1928, the first issue of the collection entitled "Bulletin of the Scientific and Technical Circle at the Odesa Flour Milling Polytechnic" was published. The editorial committee included professors K. A. Bogomaz and V. Ya. Hirshson, engineers G. D. Dombrovskyi, M. I. Ozolin and others.

Electrical engineering laboratory of the institute

Verification of diploma projects

Technical school of general and applied chemistry

Due to the need for the reconstruction of the national economy in accordance with the Resolution of the Board of Provincial Education of Ukraine dated February 3, 1922, the Technical School of General and Applied Chemistry was established as a higher educational institution, in which two departments were opened: theoretical chemistry and applied chemistry and graduated chemical engineers by specialty: analysts, tanners , nutritionists, inorganic and organic technologists, as well as specialists in radiology. In August 1922, the institution was transformed by merging with the Chemical Faculty of the Odessa Polytechnic Institute. The Higher Technical School of General and Applied Chemistry is located at Novoselskogo Street, 4 (Staroportofrankivska Street, 1), in the building of the former Russian Technical Society. The classes of the students of the technical school were held in the building at the address of the street. Pastera, 27 and st. Shchepkina, 14. The technical school had departments of General Chemistry, Theoretical Chemistry, and Applied Chemistry. On August 1, 1922, radiologist Yevhen Samoilovych Burkser was approved as the first director of the Technical School of General and Applied Chemistry. As of November 13, 1922, the staff of the technical school consisted of 47 people, 171 students studied.

Technical School of Applied Chemistry, st. Shchepkina, 18

E.S. Burkser

Odesa Institute of Flour Milling and Elevator Industry Engineers

In 1939, the institute received a new name - Odesa Institute of Flour Milling and Elevator Industry Engineers. At that time, the institute had a powerful educational and production base, which made it possible not only to conduct training at a high level, but also to develop scientific and research work. During this period, the institute had two faculties - Mechanical and Technological, which included 17 departments. Both faculties trained engineers of a wide profile. Teaching was conducted in Ukrainian and Russian. The institute was completely housed in new buildings. This made it possible to significantly expand the educational base, to organize new laboratories and offices equipped with the latest technology. All this contributed to the further development of the institute.

In 1940, the university took one of the first places among the educational institutions of the People's Commissariat of the USSR and received the transitional Red Flag of the People's Commissariat of Procurement of the USSR.

M.I. Ozolin

The team of the Department of Grain and Flour Technologies on the day of the 60th anniversary and 35th anniversary of the engineering and teaching activity of B.G. Ostrozetserab, May 12, 1940.

Odessa Institute of Grain and Flour Technology

In 1935, the institute separated from the combine into an independent structure and became known as the Odesa Institute of Grain and Flour Technology. It included three faculties: Mechanical, Technological, Engineering and Economic and 14 departments: Socio-economic disciplines, Mechanical grain technology, Mathematics, General chemistry, Accounting and production organization, Thermal engineering, Theory and construction of mill machines, Economics and industrial planning, Physics and graphic geometry, Machine parts, Resistance of materials and theoretical mechanics, Foreign languages, Military disciplines and Physical education. 840 students were taught by 66 professors, including 11 professors.

Handbook for applicants, 1937

B.G. Ostrozetser

Odesa Mechanical and Technological Educational and Production Combine

In 1931, the Odesa Mechanical and Technological Educational and Production Plant was organized on the basis of the institute. He was entrusted with the duty of training engineers and technicians: technologists, mechanics, chemists, electricians, heat technicians, organizers for the flour mill, compound feed, grain industry and elevator industry. The combine included: an institute with day, evening and extramural forms of education; vocational school and technical school with day and evening forms of education; Preparatory courses; training courses for technical workers of the Head of the Head, Head of the Group and the Head of the People's Commissariat of Procurement of the USSR. The institute had Mechanical, Technological, Economic, Heat Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Combined Feed Faculties. Each of them trained specialists of the higher and middle ranks.

In the institute, as in other higher educational institutions, the so-called "active" brigade-laboratory method of teaching was practiced. Academic groups were divided into teams of 3–5 students, which were engaged in "working out" educational tasks. Reading of general and special courses was replaced by introductory lectures to the independent work of student teams, and tests and exams as individual forms of final control of students' knowledge were replaced by collective reports of teams on "worked out" educational tasks.

Odesa Mechanical and Technological Educational and Production Combine, 1932-1935.

S.M. Zolotariev

Odessa Institute of Grain and Flour Technology

Taking into account the increase in the number of students and the acquired experience in the organization of the educational process, in 1929 the polytechnic was reorganized into the Odessa Institute of Grain and Flour Technology. The director of the institute was a young engineer, Lev Meyerovych Landa, who graduated from the technical school in 1927. The institute had five faculties: Technological, Mechanical, Baking, Compound Feed, and Engineering and Organizational.

In 1930–1931, the Faculty of Chemistry, an evening institute, a correspondence sector, an externship, and advanced training courses for engineering and technical workers of mills, grain factories, and elevators were opened.

In 1930, the building of the former 5th male gymnasium on the street was given to the institute for temporary use. Chizhikova (Panteleymonivska St.), 13. The constantly growing number of students of the institute demanded a significant expansion of the educational base. The city council allocated the institute a plot of land with an area of 6 hectares in the southern, then still suburban, part of the city, on the street Sverdlova, 112 (Kanatna St.).

Construction began in 1930. The main educational building was laid in 1930, construction was completed in 1932; the construction of a student dormitory for 800 places began in 1933 and was completed in 1935; the construction of the laboratory building began in 1937 and was completely completed in 1940.

Collection of papers "News of the Odessa Institute of Grain and Flour Technology"

Meeting of the Department of Grain Technology

Odessa Technological Institute of Canning Industry

It lasted until 1938 as the Odessa Mechanical and Technological Institute of the Canning Industry. However, in the process of expanding the specialties of training, by 1938 its name was clarified and became Odesa Chemical and Technological Institute of Canning Industry, as evidenced by the "List of higher educational institutions of the USSR as of January 1, 1939", issued by the Central Department of National and Economic Accounting of the State Plan of the USSR. And only in 1939, after repurposing specialties in the field of food industry and transferring the institute under the People's Commissariat of Food Industry, the specified name of the institute became — Odessa Technological Institute of Canning Industry.

Until 1944, training was conducted at the institute by four faculties: technological (preservation technology, winemaking technology), mechanical, engineering and economic, and construction.
Great attention was paid to the selection of highly qualified professors and teaching staff, as well as to the training of scientific staff through the postgraduate course organized by the institute. The leading teachers of the institute were professors
D. I. Petrenko-Krytchenko, Konev, M. V. Rosenblat, E. O. Rotman, G. I. Borynevich, Tiktin, V. M. Blier, D. P. Hochshtein, associate professors A. T. Markh, M S. Grossman, A. N. Malskyi, S. G. Ilchenko, M. Ya. Dikis.
Research staff of the institute carried out significant educational and methodological work on drawing up curricula, programs of special courses.

During these years, 9 teaching aids and textbooks were written and published, among them: A. T. Markh, R. V. Krzhevova. Chemical and technical control of canning production, 1935. M. S. Grossman, S. G. Ilchenko Technology of canning, 1938. E. O. Rotman, M. Ya. Dykis. Technological equipment of canning plants, 1938. M. Ya. Dykis, A. N. Malsky. Equipment of canning plants, 1940. S. G. Ilchenko, A. F. Fan-Yung. Canning technology, 1940. M. Ya. Dykis. Machines for hermetically sealing cans, 1939.

For high achievements in the training of engineering personnel and research work, the university was repeatedly encouraged by the Ministry of Procurement of the USSR. By 1941, the process of establishing the institute was completed. It grew into a large educational institution that acquired all-Union importance in the field of training scientific and pedagogical personnel and highly qualified specialists for the flour-milling and grain industry and the elevator and warehouse industry.

Laboratory of analytical chemistry

A room in a dormitory

Odesa Chemical and Technological Institute of Canning Industry

The construction of the main building of the institute on the street has begun. Comintern (Dvoryanska St.), designed by architect A. B. Minkus and engineer L. M. Narkevich.

According to the Resolution of the Council of People's Commissars of the SSR dated October 13, 1931 "On the Development of the Meat and Canning Industry", the Odessa Institute of Food Industry was renamed the Mechanical and Technological Institute of the Canning Industry with its transfer to the network of Union importance.

Classes in the new building began in 1936, and its full equipment was completed in 1941. The building of the Odesa Technological Institute of Canning Industry at the address of st. Kominterna, 1/3 (Dvoryanska St., 1/3) is included in the register of monuments of urban planning and architecture of Odessa.

From October 1931 to June 1937, the director of the institute was Mykhailo Artemovich Mikulin. From June 1937 to June 1938, the institute was headed by Anna Pavlivna Mukhina.

The facade of the building of the Odesa Chemical and Technological Institute of Canning Industry

Odessa Institute of Food Industry

According to the decision of the Board of the People's Commissariat of Education dated January 10, 1930, the technical school of general and applied chemistry was reorganized into the Odesa Chemical Institute. On June 12, 1930, the Odesa Institute of Food Industry was organized on the basis of the relevant specialties of the Odesa Chemical Institute and the Kamianets-Podilskyi Chemical Institute. It includes the following faculties: Canning Technology, Fermentation Technology and Butter and Fat Technology. The institute is located at the address of st. Dvoryanska 1/3. Pavlo Oleksiyovych Samulevych was appointed rector of the Odessa Institute of Food Industry.

Construction of the Odessa Institute of Food Industry

The facade of the building of the Odessa Institute of Food Industry

Odessa Institute of Technology

On August 24, 1953, the Odesa Institute of Flour Milling and Elevator Industry Engineers was renamed the Odesa Institute of Technology. New laboratories are being created: automation of production processes, industrial electronics, counting and computing devices. The laboratory of pneumatic transport is separated from the laboratory of lifting and transport machines. Restructuring of the educational process required increased work of departments' teams on the preparation and publication of textbooks and teaching aids. From 1954 to 1958, the following were published: "Technology of flour milling production" and "Technology of compound fodder production" (P. G. Demidov), "Pneumatic transport on agricultural mills" (P. M. Platonov, O. M. Dziadzio, Z. Sh. Kofman), "Elevators and warehouses" (P. M. Platonov, V. G. Lyatorovsky, P. M. Rekaikin), "Lifting and transport devices and mechanization of loading and unloading operations" (P. M. Platonov, K I. Kutsenko), "Ventilation installations of elevators, mills, grain and feed plants" (O.V. Panchenko), "Electrical equipment of food enterprises" and "Laboratory works on general electrical engineering and electrical equipment of industrial enterprises" (A.O. Ivanov), "Synopsis of lectures on analytical geometry" (G.V. Kostandi), "Variety grinding of wheat" (S.M. Zolotaryov), "Experience of mill No. 18 in Odesa on pneumatic transportation of grinding products" (G.F. Kostyuk, O. M. Dzyadzio, P. M. Platonov, G. O. Barer), "Grinding and cutting of mill rolls" (L. Y. Kotlyar, N. Ya. Kestelman) and other.

Management staff of the institute, 1950s

At the educational mill

Odessa Institute of Technology named after M.V. Lomonosov

An important event in the life of the collective was the awarding of the institute named after the outstanding scientist MV Lomonosov in 1961 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of his birth. Adopting this resolution, the Council of Ministers of Ukraine took into account the significant contribution of the institute's scientists to the development of national science and the training of highly qualified personnel for the people's state of the country. In April 1962, the academic council of the institute discussed the preparation for the opening of new specialties. The institute included the Kerch and Kherson general technical faculties.

An important event in the life of the team was the awarding of the institute named after the outstanding scientist MV Lomonosov in 1961 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of his birth. Adopting this resolution, the Council of Ministers of Ukraine took into account the significant contribution of the institute's scientists to the development of national science and the training of highly qualified personnel for the national economy of the country. In April 1962, the academic council of the institute discussed the preparation for the opening of new specialties. In the report of the vice-rector for educational work, associate professor K.I. Kutsenko, it was emphasized that some of the specialties are new for Ukraine. Such trust was determined by the presence of qualified teaching staff and a good material and technical base. In the 1962–1963 academic year, the Faculty of Mechanics provided training in eight specialties, including such new ones as engineering thermal physics, design, installation and operation of nuclear power plants, dynamics and strength of machines, automation and telemechanics, devices and installations of radiometry and dosimetry . The faculties of Automation and Instrumentation and Thermal Physics are opening. The institute included the Kerch and Kherson general technical faculties. At the same time, new departments were organized: Dosimetry, Theoretical Mechanics, Metal Technology, History of the CPSU and the foundations of scientific communism, Automation and Telemechanics, Engineering Thermophysics.

In 1966, on the basis of the Odessa Institute of Technology named after M. V. Lomonosov, permanent training courses for engineering and technical workers were organized. The participants of the courses were directors, chief engineers and heads of laboratories of grain-receiving enterprises. Since 1967, engineering and technical workers of enterprises and design bureaus of the Ministry of Light and Food Industry began to improve their qualifications on courses, and since 1969, managers and specialists of meat and dairy enterprises of the consumer cooperative system and Ukrcoopspilka began to improve their qualifications. From 1971 to 1992, at advanced training courses at OTIKHP named after Managers and specialists of food and grain processing enterprises in 32 job categories studied every year at MV Lomonosov. Training classes were conducted by highly qualified teachers, in particular, professors M. O. Hryshyn, M. Ya. Dikis, O. Ya. Kyrylenko, P. M. Platonov, A. L. Feldman. Along with lectures, practical and laboratory classes, thematic educational excursions to advanced enterprises of Odessa (27 enterprises) and other cities of the USSR were conducted with each group. Training for at least two months with a break from production was a planned and mandatory event for managers and specialists, and the groups were staffed by Ministries and departments. In different years, the courses were led by: I.M. Arkhipov (1966–1971), O.M. Drozdov (1971–1979), I.O. Tataryntsev (1979–1985), H.P. Yakovets (1985–1994).

Monument to M.V. Lomonosov in front of the main building facade, 1961.

M.V. Romenskyi

Odessa Technological Institute of Food Industry named after M.V. Lomonosov

In 1970, the Council of Ministers of Ukraine renamed the university to the Odesa Technological Institute of the Food Industry named after M. V. Lomonosov. This clearly defined the profile of the university, which became one of the largest higher educational institutions of its type in the country. The profession of a nutritionist is as prestigious and humane as, for example, a doctor, a teacher, because it is directly related to the life, health, well-being and mood of a person. The contribution of the institute to the training of highly qualified specialists for the food and grain processing industry continued to grow. If in 1969 the institute trained 754 engineers for the national economy of the country, then in 1985 - 1,502 specialists, and in total for 1969 - 1985 - 25,890 specialists. At this time, the composition of teachers and scientific employees of the institute is increasing and qualitatively improving.

An important milestone in the history of the institute was 1969 - the Order of the Minister of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the Ukrainian SSR No. 480 of July 18, 1969. Odesa Technological Institute named after M.V. Lomonosova and Odessa Technological Institute of Food and Refrigeration Industry were reorganized and partially merged. As a result of the reorganization to OTI named after MV Lomonosov was joined by teachers, researchers, post-graduate students and students of OTIKHP who were studying in specialties - machines and devices of food production, technology of winemaking, canning, meat and meat products, milk and dairy products. OTI named after M. V. Lomonosov, the Faculty of Thermal Physics, together with part of the teaching staff, the Problem Scientific Research Laboratory, graduate students and students studying Engineering Thermal Physics and Design, Installation and Operation of Nuclear Power Plants were transferred to OTIKHP. Specialties - automation of technological processes and industrial thermal power engineering were transferred to the Odesa Polytechnic Institute. As a result of this reorganization, there were significant changes in the structure of the institute. So, if in the 1968-1969 academic year the institute had 5 faculties, 32 departments, 314 teachers, including 15 doctors of science, professors and 115 candidates of science, associate professors, 4,230 students of full-time, evening and correspondence forms of education and 103 graduate students, then in the 1969–70 academic year, there were 6 faculties, 37 departments, 445 teachers, including 16 doctors of science, professors and 159 candidates of science, associate professors. The contingent of students of all forms of education was already 6,510 people, 125 people studied at the graduate school.

The facade of the main building with the bas-relief of M.V. Lomonosov

New educational building B

Odesa State Academy of Food Technologies

On April 20, 1994, according to the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, it was transformed into the Odesa State Academy of Food Technologies. A new stage in the history of the educational institution has begun, marked by the expansion of areas of activity and improvement of all types of work. New structural subdivisions appeared. In 1994, the Higher School of Grain Technologies and the Faculty of Advanced Qualification and Retraining of Engineering Personnel were opened. By order of the Minister of Education of Ukraine dated July 23, 1996, an educational and scientific complex was created at the academy, which included the Odessa Mechanical and Technological Technical College, the Odessa Technical College , Bilhorod-Dniester Maritime Fisheries Technical College, Odesa Technical College of Economics and Trade Management, Svalyavsky Polytechnic College, Bilhorod-Dniester Lyceum, Voznesensk Gymnasium, Izmail Polytechnic Lyceum, Odesa Schools No. 40 and No. 56, Vypasnyanska School (Bilhorod-Dnisky District).

The Institute was one of the first in Ukraine to pass accreditation at the highest, fourth level, and on April 20, 1994, according to the Cabinet of Ministers' resolution, it was transformed into the Odesa State Academy of Food Technologies. A new stage in the history of the educational institution has begun, marked by the expansion of areas of activity and improvement of all types of work. New structural subdivisions appeared. In 1994, the Higher School of Grain Technologies was opened on the initiative of the Deputy Minister of Grain Products of Ukraine V.K. In the same year, the Faculty of Advanced Qualification and Retraining of Engineering Personnel was opened. Taking into account the new realities, the academy began to train specialists in 1994 both under state orders and under contracts with legal entities and individuals.

The facade of the Odessa State Academy of Food Technologies

B.V. Yegorov, 1996

Kherson General Technical Faculty of OTI

Kherson State Technical University was founded in 1957 as an educational and consulting center of the Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry. In 1963, it was transformed into the Kherson branch of OTI named after M.V. Lomonosova. In 1980 - became an independent higher educational institution - Kherson Industrial Institute.

In 1997 - by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 254 of March 24, the Kherson State Technical University (HDTU) was established on the basis of the institute - a higher educational institution of the IV level of accreditation.

Marchenko V.Y. Dean of the Kherson General Technical Faculty

Semernikov O.D. Acting dean of the Kherson General Technical Faculty at the Odessa Technological Institute of the Food Industry

The Kherson branch of the Odesa Institute of Technology named after M.V. Lomonosov

From June 1, 1963, Kherson ZTF was transformed into a branch of the Odessa Institute of Technology named after M.V. Lomonosov with two faculties: mechanical - technological and general technical. From the first of September, the department was organized in the branch: chemical technology of fibrous materials and technology of mechanical engineering and technology of metals. This was caused primarily by an increase in the number of students. So, as of February 1, 1963, 1,729 students, taught by 44 teachers, were already receiving higher education here. On September 1, 1963, the Kherson branch began to function with an independent balance sheet and budget account in the state bank.

Zaglubotsky P.M.

Maureen Y.F.

Kherson Industrial Institute

On December 29, 1980, the Kherson Industrial Institute was opened on the basis of a branch of the Odesa Technological Institute of the Food Industry. Over the years, the material base and research work of the university developed, the educational process was systematically improved, and the connection with the industry was strengthened. Kherson Industrial is the only educational institution in Ukraine that trains technologists in the primary processing of flax, yarn, and weaving. On the basis of traditional specialties, a fundamentally new educational structure was formed - the republican educational-scientific-production complex of continuous three-shift training of textile engineers, which, in addition to the institute, includes six textile educational institutions of Ukraine. During 1980-1990, the volume of research works increased 3.5 times. This was facilitated by the introduction of state self-support in the scientific and research sector, the opening of a branch laboratory, the faculty of advanced training, scientific and technical activities of young people. Access to the world market of scientific and technical progress is impossible without dynamic restructuring and optimization of the work of the institute.

Shmat K.I.

Hrytsak V.T.

Odessa Mechanical and Technological College

In 1932, the Odesa Flour Milling College was separated from the Institute of Grain and Flour Technology. This event is the beginning of the own history of the Mechanical and Technological Technical College. The main task was the training of specialists in two specialties: technician-technologist and technician-mechanic. In 1953, the educational institution celebrated its housewarming at 12 Moskovska Street (now Chornomorskyi Cossack Street), where it continues to operate today. For a long time, the technical school remained a branch educational institution. In 1997, according to the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers "On reforming the network of higher educational institutions subordinated to the Ministry of Education of Ukraine", the Odesa Mechanical and Technological Technical College was included in the Academy. The technical school has two departments: technological, electromechanical. During its existence, the Technical College trained and graduated more than 15,000 specialists for the grain and processing industry.

New specialties and specializations were opened: food technology, ecology, management of organizations, brewing technology.

Educational building on Moskovskaya, 1953.

Educational building of MTT, 2016.

Odessa Technological Institute of Food and Refrigeration Industry

In November 1949, the resolution of the Council of Ministers of the USSR "On increasing the production of refrigeration equipment and equipping trade enterprises with it in 1950-1954" was issued. After that, on January 1, 1950, the Department of Refrigeration was organized at the Odessa Technological Institute of the Canning Industry by order of the Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR. In accordance with the order of the Council of Ministers of the Union of the SSR dated December 30, 1949, the Odesa Technological Institute of the Canning Industry was renamed the Odesa Technological Institute of the Food and Refrigeration Industry. The institute was headed by Volodymyr Serhiyovych Martynovskyi, he held the position of rector until 1973.

V. S. Martynovskyi was born in 1906, graduated from the Faculty of Labor, entered the Odessa Polytechnic Institute at the Department of Water Transport. After defending his candidate's thesis, V.S. Martynovsky became an associate professor, dean, and deputy director of the Water Institute for educational and scientific work. During the war, V. S. Martynovsky fought at the front. Participates in the defense of Sevastopol and the North Caucasus, acts as an initiator of the use of natural caves of the Crimea for the deployment of military hospitals there. After the war, V. S. Martynovsky worked on the development and strengthening of the Water Institute.

V. S. Martynovskyi

S.G. Ilchenko

Odessa Technological Institute of Refrigeration Industry

In 1960–1964, Serhii Hryhorovych Ilchenko was the rector of OTIHHP. In September 1969, the Mechanical and Technological Faculties of OTIKHP were transferred to the Odesa Technological Institute named after M. V Lomonosova. Department of Thermal Physics of the Odesa Institute of Technology named after M. V. Lomonosov was transferred to OTIKHP.

In 1970, OTIKHP was renamed the Odesa Technological Institute of the Refrigeration Industry. From 1973 to 1984, professor Valentin Petrovych Alekseev, a graduate of OTIHP, worked as the rector of OTIHP. VP Alekseev headed the Department of Deep Cooling and Separation of Gases, is the author of more than 210 scientific works, more than 40 inventions, honored worker of science and technology of the Ukrainian SSR.

V.P. Alekseev

S.G. Ilchenko

Odessa Institute of Low-Temperature Engineering and Power Engineering

Since 1984, Professor Ihor Hryhorovych Chumak, an honored figure of science and technology of Ukraine, a graduate of OTIHP, has been the rector of OTIHP. He started his career as a laboratory assistant, a mechanic. Ihor Hryhorovych is the author of more than 300 scientific works, 67 author's certificates, 9 monographs, and 5 textbooks. Under the leadership of Professor I. G. Chumak, more than 50 candidates of sciences, 7 doctors of sciences have been trained. In 1989, the institute was renamed the Odesa Institute of Low-Temperature Engineering and Energy (OINTE).

The facade of the Odessa Institute of Low-Temperature Engineering and Energy

I.H. Chumak

Odesa State Academy of Refrigeration

In 1994, OINTE received the status of the Odessa State Academy of Refrigeration (ODAH). From 2001 to 2011, ODAKH was headed by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Valeriy Vasyliovych Prytula, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine. In September 2011, v. at. Doctor of Science in Technology, Professor Oleksandr Serhiyevich Titlov was appointed rector.

The facade of the Odessa State Academy of Refrigeration

The sign of the Odesa State Academy of Refrigeration

Odesa National University of Technology

The Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies was reorganized into the Odessa National Technological University.
Order №918 was signed by the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine on August 18, the press service of the educational institution reported.

The university includes four institutes: the Technological Institute of the Food Industry, the Institute of Computer Systems and Technologies "Industry 4.0", the Institute of Applied Economics and Management, as well as the Institute of Refrigeration, Cryo-Technology and Eco-Energy.

Rector of Odessa National University of Technology, Ivanchenkova Larisa Volodimirivna

President of Odessa National University of Technology, Egorov Bohdan Viktorovych

Joining the Odessa State Academy of Refrigeration

A historic event for the academy was the order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated May 31, 2012 "On the reorganization of the Odessa State Academy of Refrigeration", according to which ODAKH joins the Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies with the formation of a structural division of the academy on its basis.

In 2012, by order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated May 31 No. 334-r "On the reorganization of the Odesa State Academy of Refrigeration", the academy was attached to the Odesa National Academy of Food Technologies as a structural subdivision of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Refrigeration, Cryotechnology and Eco-Energy of the Odesa National Academy of Food Technologies.

From September 1, 2012, O.S. Titlov was appointed to at. director of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Cold, Cryotechnologies and Ecoenergetics named after Prof. V. S. Martynovskyi (NNIHC and E).

Odessa Technical College

On March 10, 1930, a technical school was founded to train technicians-technologists and technicians-mechanics of the bakery industry. The OTK was initially located in the school building at 14 Tiraspolska street, and then moved to the building at ul. Hvorostina, 28. The educational institution repeatedly changed its name:

1930-1941 - All-Union College of Baking Industry;

1944-1957 - Odessa Technical School of Food Industry;

1957-1963 - Odesa Food Technical College;

1963-1990 - Odessa Technical School of Food Industry;

1990-2004 - Odessa Technical College.

In September 2004, OTK became part of the Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies. since 1978, the institution has been managed by A.V. Kovalenko, Honored Teacher of Ukraine. The educational process and industrial training is carried out in 57 classrooms, 24 laboratories, and 4 educational and industrial workshops. Over the years of its existence, the college has trained about 56,000 specialists in various specialties for the food and processing industry.

Facade of Odessa Technical College

Coat of arms of Odessa Technical College

Odesa National Academy of Food Technologies

09/21/2002 - order of the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine No. 589 dated 10/18/2002 - the academy was named "Odesa National Academy of Food Technologies". In June 2003, the conference of the labor team elected Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor B.V. Egorov. The rector began his work by defining the main directions of development for the coming years and the future, optimizing the structure and personnel.

A view from above of the Odesa National Academy of Food Technologies

The facade of the Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies

Kherson National Technical University

According to the Decree of the President of Ukraine dated November 15, 2004, No. 1403/2004, Kherson State Technical University was granted national status. Such a decision is quite fair. Over the past few years, 10 new specialties have been opened at the university. If recently 900 people received student tickets per year, then later - 2,300 only for full-time education. The university prepares personnel for the entire country.

Corps of the Kherson National Technical University

Kherson State Technical University

In 1998, according to the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated March 24 No. 254, the Kherson State Technical University was established on the basis of the industrial institute. This became possible thanks to the personal efforts of the rector Yu.M. Bardachov and significant achievements of the entire labor team. The opening of the first university in our city marked a new page in the history of higher education institutions.

L.A. Vasilievkh

Bardachov Y.M.

Odessa technical school of gas and oil industry

Odesa Oil and Gas Technical College was established on June 24, 1944 under the supervision of the Ministry of Oil Industry of the USSR. Classes began in three specialties - transportation and storage of oil and oil products, oil refining technology and planned production. In 1968, the oil technical school was transferred to the Ministry of Gas Industry of the USSR and the educational institution was given the name Odessa Technical School of Gas and Oil Industry. Since 1998, the technical school has been subordinated to the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. In 2003, it became part of the Odesa State Academy of Refrigeration, and in 2012 it received the status of a separate structural division of the Odesa National Academy of Food Technologies. In 2014, new specialties were opened: "Tourist service", "Restaurant service" and "Hotel service". The training of junior specialists is carried out in three departments - technological, ecological and economic, electromechanical, automation, communication and service. Over its 73-year history, the technical school has trained more than 25 thousand specialists.

Ryabov I.V.

Corps of the Odessa Technical College of the Gas and Oil Industry

Odessa technical school of industrial automation

On February 10, 1947, the Mechanical Engineering Technical School began its activities with the following specialties: crane construction, forging and stamping production, metal cutting. In ten years, the educational, material and household base was completely created, 1,300 technicians were trained. In 1963, the Machine-Building Technical School received a new name - Odessa Technical School of Industrial Automation. In 1997, by order of the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine, the technical school became part of the Odesa State Academy of Refrigeration. Three new specialties were opened:
"Programming for electronic computing equipment and automated systems", "Operation of information processing and decision-making systems", "Clerical management". In 2012, the technical school became part of the Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies. In 2013, the educational institution was headed by O.S. Yepur. In just seventy years, the technical school trained 13,834 junior specialists.

ONAKHT College of Industrial Automation and Information Technologies str. Gogol, 16

ONAKHT College of Industrial Automation and Information Technologies str. Gradonachalnytska, 24